Seek 3 Leaders in Prison Riot
Auburn officials press to try surviving leaders of the Auburn prison mutiny and locate three convicts who joined the riot but returned to cells. Gov Roosevelt orders a special supreme court term in Cayuga County and Dr Kiel's investigators will consult with Warden Jennings over the weekend to gather evidence and pursue six-hour battle survivors.
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Cayuga County
Roosevelt
Raymond F. C. Kiel
State Commissioner of Corrections
Edgar S. Jennings
Benjamin Ken Yon
George A. Durnford
Kenyon
Durnford
Jennings
Kieb
Sterling Thanks Huron Boosters for Growth Booklet
Fred E. Sterling writes to A. Robinson Jr thanking him for the Huron booster booklet published by the Huron Chamber of Commerce. Sterling notes the remarkable growth of Huron since he left for the east and he praises the local efforts showcased in the booklet.
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East
Sinois
Fred E. Sterling
A. Robinson, Jr
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Rockford Editor Signals Newspapers Status and Greetings
A penned message from a newsroom editor emphasizes nearing the 109000 mark in readership with control of two Rockford papers, the Morning Star and the Register-Gazette. The note conveys warm regards to old inquiring friends and mentions Diasper and 400 industries.
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Ihs
Rockford Morning Star
Rockford Register-Gazette
Chile Railroads Cut Freight Rates by Ten Percent
Chilean government owned railroads cut freight charges by 10 percent, affecting about 65 percent of the country’s total mileage. Consul General Luis Beliu H. noted Chile began government ownership 66 years ago as the nation spans 2,500 miles.
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Marrow
Chile
Luis B. Peliu H
Mountain Pass Challenges for Impatient Rail Builders
A 200 mile wide mountainous region proved a tough task for impatient men as industries clustered geographically making rail routes send loaded trains northward and haul empties back, slowing progress and raising logistical strain.
Racial and Economic Divides Shape Chilean Road Systems
The text outlines three main road systems in Chile the southern northern and the Arica to La Paz route. It notes the north serves wealthy mining interests while the south remains largely agricultural.
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la Paz
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