Elaine Arkansas Race Riots Toll and Military Rule
Reporting from Elaine Arkansas October 3 1927 military control was declared in Elaine and nearby villages as clashes left two negroes dead after obeying a patrol order and several whites wounded. Over 200 negroes were arrested while authorities seized propaganda literature. The violence spread across nearby towns with multiple deaths and injuries among both races, as federal troops patrolled the area.
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Koos Iptad
Associated Press
acHetena
Ark
Elsine
Elaine
Drowned Horse Blackie Found After Three Weeks
A horse named Blackie, of the first Alvision unit, jumped from Pier 1 in Brooklyn and was missing for three weeks. Workmen retrieved the animal from three feet of water at the river’s edge after a derrick was rigged. The horse had lost significant weight and wore a missing shoe, subsisting on floating debris and sustenance near various piers during its ordeal.
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Army Mount
Pier
New York
Blackie
Pier 1
Fifty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Mexican Quail Scarce Restock Plans Fail
Thousands of quail brought from Mexico to Maryland failed to materialize. Only about 1000 quail total were obtained amid contracts for twenty thousand. Mexico was the sole practical source. price offered reached 2.60 dollars each. Funds from the hunting license purse remained strong with about 45 000 on hand at year end and 14 682.70 received in early fiscal months. Gwynnbrook Station land, 295 acres, is being purchased for propagation of ring-neck pheasants, bobwhite quail and cotton-tail rabbits, with operation not expected until spring.
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Mexico
Maryland
Gwynnbrook Station
Dal- Amore County
Dolfield
Among the Sick at Frederick City Hospital
Mr Thomas Kine of Jefferson abeot is recovering after a carbiincle injury to his left arm. Richard Etchison underwent successful removal of adenoids at Frederick City Hospital on Monday.
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Thomas Kine
Jefferson Abeot
Richard Etchison
Frederick City Hospital
French Chamber Ratifies Treaty and Three Power Pact
The French Chamber voted 372 to 53 to ratify the Three Power Pact with Parks and the United States. Votes were recorded for other treaties with the United States and Great Britain, all ratified. A total of 1,060 votes were cast for the pact. The note also links growing road construction interest in Cuba to global sugar demand during the war period.
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Parks
Maputes
France
United States
Greatestola
Una
Hytera
Cuba
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