Workhouse Riot In St. Louis
ST. LOUIS authorities battled a third riot at the city’s 100yearold workhouse in 10 months as 256 inmates smashed windows, burned rags, ripped plumbing, and flooded the building. Firemen and police subdued barricaded inmates, moving them to unused cells in the women’s building. the aged doors were described as easily forced open.
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