Supreme Court Orders Release Of Union Men From Hunt Jail
The Supreme Court ordered the release of union men detained in Hunt jail after they were held under an injunction near the Greenville Cotton Oil Company. The men posted bond and were freed, while the strike for overtime pay and recognition faced legal action and local union involvement.
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Evidence On Seeds Of Cancer Located In Mice
Researchers at Rockefeller Institute led by Drs. Smith and Peyton Rous identified invisible seeds that appear to predispose living tissue to cancer. Infected mothers showed transmission to offspring with cancer tendencies, suggesting a mechanism to speed understanding of human cancer and potential prevention.
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Peyton Rous
Rockefeller Institute
New Ashot
Vely ‘Menkin
Temple University School of Medicine
Gilbert basketball star's elder supporter eyes death after game
Erick Sandstrom, 82, longtime Iron Range pioneer and Gilbert grandfather of player David Sandstrom, reportedly declared readiness for death after hearing Gilbert lost 53 to 34 to Cloquet in the Region Seven tournament. The article mentions previous cancer research but is unclear on details.
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Gilbert Minn
Erick Sandstrom
Iron Range
Gilbert
David Sandstrom
Erick
Britain’s People Bill aims for one man one vote reforms
In a Commons introduction, Labour seeks to abolish plural voting including university and business premises franchises. The bill cuts university constituencies from 12 seats and reduces overall Commons seats from 640 to 608, with London dropping to one seat and England totaling 499 seats.
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Britain
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House of Commons
Labor Party
United Kingdom
Finsbury
Shoreditch
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Duel at San Antonio Tavern Ends With Child In Chaos
In San Antonio on March 13 a tavern quarrel led to a pistol duel outside. A corporal and another soldier fought. one used a passerby named Henry Ward as a shield to shoot at the opponent. Ward freed himself and escaped unharmed.
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Kelley
Henry Ward
Ward
Duels End in Shootout. Two Men Arrested After Gunning
Police restrained two men after a gunfight erupted in a public area. The first shooter fired, was grabbed by the second, who returned the gunfire. One victim suffered a leg wound. officers arrested both men for investigation.
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