Doctor Richardson Accused Of Brutal Attacks At County Hospital
Thorpe, a 54 year old wheelchair user, alleges Dr Waldo Richardson assaulted him twice at the county hospital and poor farm. The first incident followed lights-out in a ward and involved choked and bruised chest. the second occurred before an election when Thorpe tried to register to vote.
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Waldo Richardson
Hosal
Dave Meenzie
Car Commissioners
Oathorough
Leroy El-Thorpe
Richardson Himhae
Thorpe
Dearbornet
Dr. Richardson
Sealing disaster off Newfoundland claims over two hundred lives
Wireless from the Red Cross ship Florizel reports the loss of about 200 seal hunters off the Newfoundland coast in a blizzard, with confusion over whether the New Foundland or Southern Cross was lost. In all nearly 4,000 men were in the sealing fields when the storm struck, as ships struggled in heavy ice and pack.
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Red Cross
Florizel
Straits of
Belle Isle
Cape Race
St. Johns
Southern Cross
Southernn Cross
Iig
Johns
First Photo From Torreon War Shows Villa Rebels
Photograph taken during the fighting at Gomez Palacio near Torreon shows Gen. Villa's rebels firing from improvised stone and sand breastworks as three federal shells explode almost together, leaving black rings in the air.
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Gomez Palacio
Torreon
Banks Today to Announce Reserve Bank Cities
Washington April 2 It was stated that the cities chosen for regional reserve banks will be announced this afternoon or tomorrow, according to authoritative reports.
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Washington
Jimmy Dex ter Finds Friend to Live on Ranch
Seventeen year old Jimmy Dex ter, who once stole bread when hungry, moves to Bothell rancher E. H. Severance after court action prompted by Prosecutor Ellis and Judge Frater. Severance pledges schooling and wages if Jimmy grows into a substantial citizen. Mrs Raymond files for divorce.
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Jimmy Dexter
E. H. Severance
Bothell
Ellis
Severance
Frater
Torreon Falls to Villa After Two Hour Talks
After a two hour telegraphic discussion between Carranza and Villa, Torreon is effectively in Villa's control since last Tuesday afternoon. Only two federal pockets remain, one in a fortified adobe in the southwest offering stiff resistance, with Carranza and his cabinet taking control of the telegraph office during the inquiry.
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Ators
Carranza
Ball Identified in Great Northern Train Robbery Case
MT Vernon April 2 Special Agent Ray of the Great Northern reports George E Ball, arrested at Calgary, has been positively identified by witnesses who were on the Samish train as one of the two men who held up the train and killed three passengers.
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Great Northern Railroad
George E. Ball
Calgary
Great Northern
Samish
Near
Five Hotels Lost in Million Dollar Fire at St Augustine
Fire swept across St Augustine destroying the Florida and Vedder hotels and other buildings, causing about 1 million dollars in damage. The blaze started in the Florida hotel kitchen and spread along the waterfront threatening total ruin. An unidentified woman died from a jump from a third story window. Federal troops were kept on standby to prevent looting as the courthouse and several historic structures burned.
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Vedder
Magnolia
Munson
Florida
Florida's
America
Hamilton Victim Seriously Hurt After Beating
Former Deputy Sheriff R. J. McIntyre lies bedridden at his Kirkland home after a vicious assault by County Commissioner Lafe Hamilton. Dr. Witherspoon fears a possible skull fracture from a heavy blow to the head and describes the danger of hemorrhage while McIntyre awaits treatment.
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R. J. McIntyre
Lafe Hamilton
Waldo Richardson
David McKenzie
John Witherspoon
Kirkland
McIntyre
Dr. Witherspoon
Hamilton
MelIntyre
Labor Council Adopts Prohibition Stance in Resolutions
The Central Labor Council passed resolutions supporting national and state prohibitions, criticizing con men and urging action. Opponents claimed prohibition would cost thousands of jobs, including machinists and carpenters who backed the measures. J. W. Brafford reported being robbed at Eighth and Union streets by two men.
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Eit National
J. W. Brafford
Eighthay
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Dianar
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