Conditions at West Wat Regional Training Center Protest
Petition signed by more than half of the trainees at the West Wat Regional Training Center alleges inhumane living conditions and unsafe facilities. Students describe cold tents in winter, heat and pest exposure in summer, overcrowded dorms, and inadequate plumbing and sanitation. The letter urges congressional action and center relocation for improved care and food provisions.
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Prisoner Indicted 15 Times in Escape Case
East McDonald, 27, indicted on 15 counts including burglary and theft as a robber attempts escape. Deputy sheriffs intervene at court entrance. McDonald pleads guilty to one count while others await trial. Co-defendant Cummins, 26, also indicted in the incident. Jewelry thefts tied to December arrests involve multiple street and avenue targets.
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Variable Skies Ahead With Uncertain Midweek Weather
The forecast notes cloudy skies and cooler temperatures from Friday into Wednesday. Widespread showers are possible in the northern plains, with Williston and the Dakotas seeing mixed rain and thunder. Temperatures range from the 60s to 80s in various regions as a high pressure system shifts east.
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Weilersday
Quake Lights Up Washington Area University Event
A moderate quake rattled Washington's Georgetown University area last night as observers tracked tremors near the campus. The motion caused brief disruption but no serious damage or injuries were reported.
Rail workers wage protests draw study shows cut living standards
Chicago March 28 rail mechanics face reduced purchasing power as wages fail to cover necessities. A University of California specialist report cited by M. Tewell urges higher wages to prevent widespread bankruptcy and preserve national health.
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Ma. G. Tulfay
University of California
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Cauie
Chicago
Fire uncovers still and raid pursues led to seizure
Fire early morning at a residence on Cibolo Street revealed a still and possible gantry equipment. Prohibition agents seized items but found no liquor. Investigating officers search for leads as ongoing inquiries continue into the operation and its connections.
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Funeral for Texas lawmaker to be held at Henrietta
Readable portions report the funeral for Rep. Parrish in Henrietta Texas after a car accident near Roby and Stamford. The congressman died from skull and jaw injuries followed by meningitis and was 41, survived by his wife and two children. Adjournment of Congress was held in respect.
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Gottgresard Turian W
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Howe
Henripila
Congressman Parrish
Roby
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Thisteenti Vexar
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Hellmast
Open Switch Wreck Kills At Least Three Men
A switch failure on the Kansas City Southern line caused a wreck near Curtanville this morning. Engineer H F Vittaburg and fireman N Nanigloy died, with other crew members injured and hospitalized. The train was bound for Kansas City when the open switch derailed the locomotive and fifteen cars. Investigators seek the responsible crew or mechanism behind the switch error.
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Night prowler hunt ends with burglar captured
In New Orleans, a late night burglary attempt on Wilkin Street triggered police response. Officers pursued a suspect who fled in a roving car, but the burglar was trapped inside a room where a guardaled confrontation occurred. The intruder, identified as Jan Hows, was seized and police moved to secure the scene amid calls for a parade on April 8.
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Mine Workers Ready to Go on Long Vacation
A New York report notes mine workers prepared to strike over wage demands and a check-off system. Union leaders press for 20 percent pay increase and four day shifts as negotiations loom, with April deadlines and potential nationwide action.
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Mining workers set strike for April first amid wage dispute
A damaged notice reports Chaation Miners talgary authors of the Mining Workers of America announce a strike beginning April 1 affecting about 9006 miners. The notice references enforcement and union action in the industry.
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Woodrow Wilson Denounces League Opponents in Sharp Letter
The piece reports President Wilson’s strong rebuke of League opponents. It quotes his view that the nation must stand by its principles and that opposition risks failing to secure national unity and honor. The letter appeals to volunteers and veterans to support the cause.
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Burch Seeks Delay in Trial to Delay Arvine Case
Sageles court date postponed as defense seeks more time to prepare. Attorneys for Arvine Hitreh argue for extended delay while preparing CCTV evidence and witness lists. Prosecution maintains readiness but court grants temporary adjournment with a new arraignment date expected.
Oh Boy Theater Party at Majestic April 4
A long fragmented notice describes Oh Boy hosting a theater party at the Majestic in the week of April 4, promising about 100 guests and a late performance. It lists patrons, locations, and invitations and mentions future pages and ticket details.
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Mixed jury spends night in room split by screens
A mixed jury sat overnight in a single room separated by screens. The panel, including women jurors, faced delays and communication issues amid calls for better partitioning and privacy. Names of jurors appear in local reports.
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Rosie Deliv
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Ann D. Manze
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Siti Mawhineon
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Fires Into Home Near Brunk Station In Minnesota
Police and detectives are establishing the identity of suspects connected to a mobile home shooting. A woman reported escaping through the back while the Holler crash and windows were damaged. Authorities pursue multiple leads as the investigation proceeds in Crookston Minnesota.
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Americans Asked to Aid Aviators Flying Round Globe
Washington reports Britain plans a round-the-world flight by aviators, with support from Canada and the United States. The expedition aims to depart from Alaska, proceed through Siberia and Europe, and land near New York, with weather guiding the route.
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Dallasite Deplores Mustache Loss and Uncomfortable Encounter
A Dallas man complains about losing part of a mustache and a painful dispute over facial hair. He recalls being attacked during a medical procedure, with doctors urging shaving and expenses tied to the incident. The report notes the man's distress and the surgeon's involvement.
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City faces gas rate battle as ordinance nears vote
Officials debate a proposed gas ordinance setting a maximum rate per thousand cubic feet, with the mayor backing action and opponents warning of high costs. Commissioners wrestle over impact on production and distribution costs for artificial gas, pipeline plans, and the prospect of market shifts.
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