Trial reveals alleged warrantless raid in Armstrong case
Preliminary testimony in Hugh Armstrong murder trial continued as W. E. Kilgore defended the raid on Majorville with a claim of no search warrant. Kilgore described forcing entry, a struggle over Armstrongs gun, and accusations of misconduct by officers, as prosecutors pressed the case.
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Martin Place
Martin House
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Hallowell
Hallowel
Igure
Strikes Hit Rail Traffic Across the Midwest and Coast
Reports from April 14 describe continued railroad strike disruption in the central west and New York area. Volunteers offer to run trains as leaders promise renewed action while authorities pursue arrests and statutory efforts to ease freight blockages.
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Chicago
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Brotherhooda
Casper City Planning Seen To Build Future Growth
Denver expert L F Eppich urges Casper to adopt a city plan now. He cites Denver’s transformation through parks boulevards and zoning to control growth and economy. Casper Chamber discusses hiring a planning expert and removing center tracks to prevent costly future mistakes.
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City Plan Committee
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Armistice Ends Fighting in Guatemala City Battle
United Press reports an armistice ends the clash between rebels who control Guatemala City and President Cabrera. Rebels proposed Cabrera should leave the country as part of the settlement reached in Washington on April 14.
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Sonora
Pulpit Pass
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Prieta
Douglas Arizona Shows 54 Percent Population Gain
Washington April 14 census figures show Douglas Arizona surging by about 54 percent. The report notes a strong rise in residents and reflects broader regional growth patterns in the Southwest.
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Douglas, Ariz
Casper National Plans Fine Banking Building This Year
Casper National announces a new banking building on Second and Center streets to open Monday. The four-story structure will cost about 700000 and feature a granite exterior, marble interior, and enhanced safety deposits.
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Heene
Mente
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Neuren Ahowlux
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Hyd
Richarde & Ators
Banka
General strike paralyzes Ireland over Sinn Fein prisoners
United Press report from Dublin states labor executives ordered continued strikes with over 50,000 workers in Dublin and 300,000 nationwide. Commerce halted as leaders claim widespread stoppages and protest against alleged prisoner mistreatment. London notes Irish office issued orders to improve Sinn Fein prisoner conditions. Dublin reports hunger strikes among Mountjoy prisoners deemed in danger to be released per authorities.
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Explosion Kills 200 at Stolberg Chemical Plant
Associated Press reports a blast at a Stolberg chemical factory near Aix la Chapelle in Rhenish Prussia killed about 200 people. Rescue operations and casualty tallies followed in Brussels as authorities investigated the disaster.
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Prussia
Lowden Wins Republican Primary in Home State
In the Illinois Republican primary results Gov. Rie Lee Lowden captured a statewide plurality of 64,575 with most precincts reported. General Wood led Cook County by 27,445 votes while Sen. Johnson of California, write-in, received 45,193. Mayor Thompson secured Chicago ward support to control Cook County organization for four years. No Democratic candidates appeared on the ballot.
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Govrie Lee Lowden
General Wood
Cook County
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California
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Ninols
Tennessee Holds State Convention in Chattanooga
Tennessee Republicans meet in Chattanooga today to decide 30 delegates as the party eyes upcoming primaries in Nebraska and Georgia on April 20. General Pershing is tipped to win Nebraska's endorsement amid Hooverite petition efforts and a shifting 1924 race landscape.
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New York
Tennessee
Death of U S Scribe to Be Investigated
United Press reports a search inquiry will probe Germany's claim that Paul Demott an American was shot while escaping prison He was sentenced for alleged radical activity Berlin says Y G Wilson Tribune pressman leaves for Iola Kansas after his father W S Wilson dies
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United States
Germany
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the Tribune
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Rail Strikes Hit Railroads With Million-Dollar Daily Losses
Washington report says railroad strikes cost $1,000,000 in revenue each day. Total losses reach $18,000,000 so far, not counting losses to commodities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Beet workers admitted to the United States for harvest
An April 14 order by Secretary Wilson suspends immigration laws to allow laborers from Mexico and Canada to enter the United States to cultivate and harvest sugar beet crops in Colorado Wyoming Utah Iowa and Nebraska.
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Canada
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Nebraska
Campaign on Sonora projected Mexico to quell rebellion
Mexico City reports 144 members of the Sonora legislature and supporters of the movement may be deemed rebels with decisive action planned. General Dieguez and President Carranza discuss a campaign against Sonora as others seek mediation from prominent Sonora residents in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
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Californias
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Big Leagues Open With Yell of Play Ball
A garbled early 20th century sports note previews opening of major leagues with launch events in several cities. It forecasts stronger American League teams Cleveland New York Philadelphia Washington and Detroit Chicago and notes uncertain Boston. In the National League Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh St Louis remain competitive while Boston and Cincinnati lag.
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