Rescue Efforts Continue At Tunnel Wreck After Bandit Attack
Rescuers from El Paso and Madera work from opposite tunnel ends to reach 49 passengers believed killed when a Northwestern train wrecked last week. Flames, cave ins, and dirt hinder progress as crews uncover the locomotive and express car at the south end while north-end teams battle fire with steam. Reports say bandits destroyed the freight train before the crash. efforts focus on recovering victims amid dangerous conditions and shifting rock.
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Laugh Night at Lyric Ends With Remedied Dranga
A fragment notes Laugh Night at Lyric with references to remedies a dranga and a seven pentameter style line. The readable text suggests a local entertainment notice or brief ad summary aimed at readers familiar with the Lyric venue.
Congressmen See Nationwide Prohibition Expansion Rising
In Washington and across states, lawmakers note growing support for national prohibition. Many leaders believe momentum favors a constitutional amendment and a referendum of the states, signaling a shift toward stronger prohibition enforcement nationally. The era’s mood prompts serious congressional debate on timing and strategy for action.
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Prohibition
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Murderer Dies in Prison After Plane Crash
Lt. Posta, an Army Aviation Corps officer and former surgeon, was killed when his biplane crashed near Saniego on February 9. Convicted of murder in 1908, he died at Western Penitentiary where he was serving a sixteen year sentence. Wreckage and a crowd witnessed the fatal accident as authorities investigated the cause.
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Post
Potomac Still Missing After Search Across Atlantic
Wireless stations from Newport to Florida scoured the Atlantic last night to locate the Potomac, reported lost off Newfoundland. The Potomac, the government’s powerful tug with a 30 man crew commanded by Boatswain Wilkinson, vanished after a fishing craft accident weeks ago. Weak wireless, due to heavy work, may prevent hearing calls. brokers broadcast ships to aid the search, with a revenue cutter possible if no word by tomorrow.
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