Explosions Kill and Injure Dozens in U S Plants
Reports from multiple U S sites recount fatal blasts and widespread injuries. In Grafton Wisconsin a Illinois Powder Manufacturing Co plant blast killed several workers and gravely injured over a dozen others. Fire departments contained further danger from volatile chemicals as crews searched for missing colleagues. Additional blasts in Kansas and Arkansas killed and injured workers, with authorities investigating causes as residents fled to hills and watched debris and smoke rise from shattered facilities.
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Associated Press
Grafton
Avesmer
Mlinois Powfine Manuferiting
SOG Wan
Apolin ar Goes To His Death Calmly
Falsom California reports Craig Donnelly hanged for the death of a fellow convict, maintaining a defiant calm. In Louisiana Clay Willis, a Black man, is jailed for the murder of Evalina Batchelor, while Apolin ar faces execution and prayers with an emotional crowd gathering outside the jail.
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Falsom
Cal
Craig Donnelly
Shrertport
Clay Willis
Evalina Batchelor
Segtens
Teymiy Alshanee Newton
Tabb
Loves
Cooper
Serna
Spoor
Vinareal
Cummings
Bainhert
Kregie
Eorrhlny
Bhestheng
Stephens
Uherruil
Ag Stephens
Qen
Apalinar
Swat
Apoliine
Marty
Whysleiana
Wis
Mig Eyre
Adler
Bylig
Ferau
Geelaeest
JT. Stansell
ApoHnans Nyart Ag
Imool
Rotha Eont
Hexar
Apollini
Murray
Fovea
Maek
Setfel
Mother Hyn
Fem
Murder trials and executions in old Bexar county reports
A fragmented 1921 era account details multiple Brazil era crimes in Bexar County. It mentions Tyneh al Lroaned, Hugh Mayrs, Qua Williaus, and Lavernia killings, plus the execution of MéeKinkey Grace for crimes against a white woman. It recounts Apolithes Erie’s 1900 style murder case of a boy near Salads Creek, the attempted executive clemency, and references to Governor Neff. The narrative also notes a Viking-related exhibit and a funeral setup, ending with a brief on a graveyard area and a funeral plot.
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Mr. Tyneh
Hugh Mayrs
Jove Woods
Williaus
Lavernia
Eqatern
Bexar County
Jolumoy
Hegio
Augustis Maverick
San Antonia
Diobege
MéeKinkey Grace
Anegen
Crhpinal Okenait
Aiatinan
Boloy
Apolinawe
Fenes
Erie
Theodore Seewined
Salads Creek
Apolwig
Apollo Dhes
Lievihard Bes
Yorks
Grrekton
Tony Ding
Daha Hubiennd
Tolice Caytain 'Revino
Ketevriye
Koling
Austin
Apuliyar Huenender
Adios
Rontonort
SG. Taylor
Aig
San Awimnio
Neff
Uhenko
Noe Hike Mandlis
Thant Twyl
Wefnet
Anotinar
Abolition of the death penalty and reform aims
A discussion traces abolition openly to reformative goals drawing on John Howard and Bedford Jail. It argues punishment should focus on individual reform rather than mere penal punishment, proposing varied, occupation aligned confinement for suitable inmates and a shift away from broad executions.
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John Howard
Bedford
Daho Mine Fire Reported Near Hercules Sliver Deal
February 23 report from Thurke Idaho states a fire broke out on the 400 foot level of the Hercules Silver mine. The blaze started at 10 p.m. and was extinguished within 80 minutes. All miners fece and accounted for according to telephone messages.
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Thurke
Idaho
Winera
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Sevkwen
Hossting
Phot
United States
Columbus
Ken
Hercules Powder Company
Turek
Wan
Ardinare
Omn
Ayere
Carter OM Company
Barr
Millard
Hurts
Surmer
Binney
van Tiperh
Portland
Sully
Vercome
Sunset Loan CO
Cranjuerce Bt
Apolinar
Tigne
Susann
Ennie
Pletels
Robbel
Sharile Subira
Nin
Hin Wether
Apolinny
Aolinar
Sabien
Rhett Yohin
Tobin
Drisoviura
Warragl
Sherrif Tobin
Ayman
Thas
Agelinne Bros.ly
Hogan
Apmis
Ne Phiiests
Sheriff Tobin
Hindegurey
Agolthur
Rereama
Tor Tlocka
Vet Anne
Kewley
Walter Styles
Sayles
Loti
Salle
Apolnar
Broxe
Wits
Ateal
Hesne
Neprece
Leo Hobasen
George Molinney Grace
Vaid
Frise
Whong
Qilek
Lorie &Hollman CO
Piso's
Uneiele al Dme West
Nyvl
Ander
S21
Atetork
al Morisbeya
Princess Mary
Mary
Tinitetiis van Pty
Hetteberg
Naga
Reese
Ivan Eald
Tadiae
Tiyons
Daho
Blava
Teailite Kebine Ae
Doe Mopiins
Ciass W. Commerce
Anne Ie
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