End of reign of terror ends Twenty Fourth Infantry in Houston
Mutinous Twenty-fourth United States infantry soldiers who murdered and wounded in Houston surrender in small groups after fear, hunger, and fatigue. Civil and military leaders say the situation is under control with 40 or more still at large. casualty toll revised to seventeen. Leroy Pinkett gives police an account of events starting from the perceived killing of Corporal Baltimore. General orders send the battalion back to Columbus New Mexico. another unit at Waco is likewise recalled.
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Houston
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
Pershing
Mexico
Texas City
Leroy Pinkett
Baltimore
Major Snow
Henry
Twenty-Fourth
Parker
Southern Department
Columbus
N. M
United States Infantry
Waco
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
A dense list of livestock and grain prices from Pittsburgh and Cleveland markets, including cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, calves, and grain futures. Notable entries show Prime shipping steers around 11.50, hogs in the mid teens, and mixed ranges for calves, sheep and lambs. Chicago grain closes with Wheat, Corn, and Oats prices for September and December contracts.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Vleveland
Chicago
Labor Day misidentification shatters a family
A workingman named Tom Swift is wrongly arrested for burglary after authorities mistake him for a thief named Patsy Wolf. His sick child dies while he is jailed and a rogues gallery mix‑up leads to a years‑long fight to prove his innocence. He is later pardoned by the governor on Labor Day as the tale condemns wrongful accusations and flawed detective work.
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Mamie Swift
Swift
Jack Dowlen
Carpenters’ Union
Tom
Vom
Scott
Patsy Wolff
Thomas Swift
Patsy Wolf
Tom Swift
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Edwin J. Fithian
Grove City
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Grove City, Pa
I. M. Lewis
First National Bank
Conneaut Lake
Claude W. Jester
New York
Jester & Co
Fulton
Light, Heat & Power Co
American Pig Iron Storage Warrant Co
Henry J. Slicker
Knox
Farmers’ National Bank
Emlenton
United Grocers Corporation
Toledo
Alum Rock Gas Co
Oil City
Louis Rich
James E. Marshall
Butler, Pa
A. M. Allen
Grove Cty
Coron
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Besseme Gas Engine CO
Bessemer Gags Engine Co
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Bessemer Otor Co
Bessemer Gag Engine Co
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Bessemer
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John T. Mitchell
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Indiana
Court of Common Pleas
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Gald
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Richard “Getty Spence
William J. Hikin
Indiana and State of Penneys Vania, On the 1St Day of September, A.D
William I. Wlein
District Court OF the United States
Pennsylvania
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Bunkeraytcy No
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County of
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Inia
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Attila Overdorf
West Whenfield Township
Clutma Ngulast
Tsaac Overdorer
Blacklok
Matinda Wigher
Grant Township
Peter Sheesley
Marilou Center
Wry Stoser
Pine Township
Deosaad
Havigs
Helwood
WAT
Steving
Streaisis Undertakers
Philadelphia Street Bell
American Union
Elks
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