Negro Prisoners Escape From Camp Amid Chase
The report describes multiple inmates escaping a prison camp, including C grade prisoners Harry Ross, James Howell, Marvin Parker, and others. Pursuit by guards and bloodhound units followed at dawn, with injuries noted to Guard C. G. Ingram during the incident.
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Pitts
P. E. Mallison
Tar
Mallison
C. G. Ingram
Will Brown
Forsyth County
Harry Ross
Mecklen-burg County
James Howell
Wayne
Marvin Parker
Forsyth
Settlement prospects seen favorable by United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers officials estimate about 1 200 000 clients could need relief if the strike extends. Industry impact appears limited for 69 days or more, though some buyers may feel a pinch earlier. The union had requested a 10 cent per ton raise for cutting and loading.
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United Mine Workers
Donkey Baseball Opens at Willis Park Tuesday Night
Donkey baseball returns to Willis Park for a three night stand starting Tuesday at 8 pm. Local civic club teams face the Donkeys in tomorrow night’s contest with promises of thrills and laughs for fans.
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Willis Park
Coal Unions Seek Wage Hikes Amid American Strike Talks
Negotiations over soft coal wages continued as the United Mine Workers push for 60 cents daily for day labor and 15 percent for yardage and deadwork, while operators counter with a six cent per ton increase for cutting and loading and 60 cents for day labor plus 10 percent for yardage. Union leader John L. Lewis clashed with operator spokesman Charles O Neill over timelines and government policy as talks stretched and a possible strike loomed.
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McGrady
John L. Lewis
Charles O'Neill
O'Neill
Lewis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Murderer Escapes Trap After Gunfight at Chandler Home
Ron Haney and Bailey were brought to jail pending investigation. They said they did not know the boarder’s identity until named by officers. The fugitive, believed wounded, fled into the rugged surrounding mountains after the clash.
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Ron-Haney
Bailey
Shorty Smith
Chandler
Wealth Sharers Clash at Hotel Meetingover Fight
A confrontation at a hotel between two wealth sharing supporters ended with a fistfight. Witnesses separated the men and they left. A memorial meeting was called by Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, national organiser of the Share Our Wealth clubs, but he did not attend.
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Gerald L. K. Smith
Fear Italy May Quit League If Proposals Are Rejected
The article discusses fears Italy might withdraw from a league if proposals are rejected. It notes access to the sea through Italian territory could tighten Ethiopian loyalty to Italy, while Ethiopia resists ceding territory west of Addis Ababa linking Eritrea and Italian Somaliland. The 100000 square mile area would yield rich gold, platinum, and coffee.
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Italy
League
Djibouti
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Eritrea
Italian Somaliland
Mary EB. Daguueb
NEA Service
Ethiopia Expands Export Mockups and Goats
Ethiopia is exporting more eof fee hides and goatekins than at this time last year. Rhodesia will establish a mining school with practical work in a gold mine.
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Ethiopia
Rhodesia
Ethiopia in Italian command debate tests League stance
Officials report Italy may place Ethiopian armed forces under Italian command while France and the League debate a quick solution. De Mada riaga seeks Aloisi’s view on whether Italian remarks reflect official policy as League delegates grow pessimistic about conciliation and consider Article 15 or 16 pathways. Premier Laval presses Mussolini for compromise amid a tense conference.
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Ethiopia
de Madariaga
Aloisi
France
League
League Assembly
Committee of Five
Italy
Laval
Mussolini
Expedition Seeks Diamonds in Namib Desert
A mixed expedition of men and women traverses the Namib Desert in Africa to search for diamonds, facing arid conditions and remote terrain while pursuing mineral wealth and discovery.
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Diemonds
Namib Desert
Africa
Strange As It Seems John Hix Prowls Framed Message
A fragmented column by John Hix parries strange observations about months and sailors, mentioning Froters and Gavnine and a covert spy tale. The text hints at naval intrigue, small stature aiding disguise, and wartime radio lore interwoven with odd calendar notes.
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John Hix
Scotland Shifts to Indoor Betting Card Games Rise in Private Gambling
Seot gamblers turn to cards and children’s games in Scotland as indoor betting surges after the Betting Act. Thousands of dollars change hands nightly, replacing greyhound racing. Dog fans form private parties with selected players and varied card games.
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Scotland
Efforts Underway to Establish Cochin as Principal Port
Authorities push to elevate Cochin to a primary port status in India. Plans focus on infrastructure, trade facilities, and strategic maritime role for regional commerce and national shipping.
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Cochin
India
Epidemic Spreads Among South African Soldiers
An influenza outbreak is spreading among South African troops, prompting health authorities to implement monitoring and measures to curb transmission. Military bases report rising illness while officials assess affected units and vaccination options.
Market Trends Chicago Produce Rounded To Averages
Chicago market trends show butter trading with varied quality grades and percentages around 26 percent for extras and firsts, with standards around 34 percent. Egg receipts remain steady with extra firsts and local fresh graded firsts around 26 percent, and overall current receipts near 25 percent.
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Chicago
Two Injured When Car Hits Building
Bob McKinney and Doc Lewallyn were injured when their car crashed into the Peerless Veneer building on Prospect Street after a tire blew out. The accident happened about 3 30 oclock in the afternoon and both men were taken to Sechrest Memorial hospital.
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Bob McKinney
Doc” Lewallyn
Peerless Veneer Company
Prospect Street
Sechrest’s
Amor! Memorial Hospital
Deriep Carrion and Moreno’s Revolt End Ecuador Presidency
The Ecuadorian president Jeronimo Carrion faced opposition from powerful Gabriel Garcia Moreno. Carrion resigned after clashes over alliance moves with Chile and Peru against Spain and waning congressional support. Moreno, a former president, regrouped and took command, signaling a shift in Ecuadorian politics.
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South America
Jeronimo Carrion
Ecuador
Gabriel Garcia Moreno
Carrion
Chile
Peru
Spain
Congress of
Moreno
Congress
Washington Capital Svale Beauty Interchange
The fragment references Washington and Scotland with teachers involved in an interchange and a note of beauty. No clear event, names, dates, or organizations are readable.
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Svale
Washington
Wid
Scotland
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