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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1924

Page

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Misunderstood Order Blamed For Mass Outlaw Clash

In Palm Beach Florida a wild gun battle pitted a deputy and locals against a feared outlaw gang of about ten men. Casualties reported include two dead and a woman wounded as lawmen pursued the fugitives through swampy terrain. Authorities sought ammunition and rifles seized from the gang, while residents joined the fray, signaling a tense early confrontation with the outlaw group led by John Aabley St. and Deputy Sheriff Fred Baker, amid a wide mobilization to end the siege.

PTH H Power Companies Bid Wshores Pean

Train officials report a disastrous event near Bath Bot Rail casualties mount as investigation stalls. Testimony from train crews cited as crucial while authorities weigh worst South Texas incidents.

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Corrupted Text Slays Lifeteam Suspect Charged

In a confusing report, a suspect faces charges after a deadly incident. The limited readable text mentions a lifeteam, a slayings case, and an ongoing siege or arrest. Names, locations, and dates are unreadable in the fragments.

Train Collision Near Hillendahl Leaves Several Dead

Missouri railroad officials report a fatal train collision near Hillendale with four dead and many injured. The northbound train orders caused confusion as L P Thsidhuille overran an order designating Addicks instead of Hillendale, leading to a high speed crash that crushed baggage cars but left most cars intact. Witnesses say engine crews and a negro porter referenced Addicks before the tragedy. The fatal bodies were recovered, with one still trapped. investigators noted no floor girders failed and blamed misread orders under time pressure.

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