Darkness in Kieft Russia as publishers pause papers
In Kieft Russia crowds swell with rumors as the city experiences a blackout and publishers halt printing. Eight people die and forty are wounded in riots in Reval as clashes between rioters and authorities hinder fire crews at a theater.
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Discrimination Against Sailors Prompt White House Action
President vows to curb bias in public venues against navy personnel. Secretary Bonaparte dismisses a Norfolk yard employee who refused shelter to a petty officer in uniform, signaling executive resolve to end enforcement of discrimination.
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