Penitentiary Escape Ends in Deaths at McAlister
A planned wholesale escape from the Oklahoma state penitentiary led to seven deaths and three serious injuries. Among the deceased was John R. Muskogee, former federal judge and new Illinois congressman. A guard opened fire as prisoners rushed a small gate during yard exercise, killing and wounding several as guards attempted to stop the breakout.
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Liberty Muskogee
President reads trust message to Congress amid tumult
A presidential reading in the Senate chamber unfolds with calls for tariff reform and trust regulation. The address outlines aims to curb powerful corporations and protect commerce, while noting opposition and the ceremonial transfer from Capitol galleries to executive plans.
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Washington Sees Huerta End Near Amid Uncertain Transition
Washington officials believe Huerta's downfall is imminent within days. Fears rise that a successor may be as bad or worse, complicating U.S. recognition. Reports from Mexico City show no confirmation of Huerta leaving, while the possibility of Blanquet taking power heightens tensions.
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Suerta
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Huerta
United States
Johin Basset Moore
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Madera Cane
Queen Contest Standings Ahead of Tomorrow's Event
The standing at the queen contest shows Miss Jennie Gustavsen and Miss Katie Ginnivan with 2462 points as of noon today. Tickets should be deposited today for those attending the event, set for tomorrow evening at 10 o'clock. The carnival features the colossal hippo drome at the Aksala carnival on Saturday night January 24.
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Katie Ginnivan
Aksala
Baltimore Race Riot Sparks Citywide Attack
Special Nugget Service reports a Baltimore race riot last night in which a Black man was battered by bricks and is believed to be fatally injured. Four other Black and White youths were seriously hurt as shots wounded bystanders and a man named Howe was dragged toward a wagon while firemen tried to load him. White residents bombarded a Black house as a segregation dispute escalated, with police and soldiers seen in the aftermath.
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Baltimore
Ree Howe
Proposal for Filipino independence shielded by U.S. powers
The article reports U S. deliberations on granting the Philippines protected independence under U S sovereignty. It discusses proposals to limit foreign interference, define naval and military protections, and the risks and political debate surrounding Philippine self rule.
Threatened strike amicably settled at Nugget carnival
Albany reports a threatened rail strike over two union firings ended after a mediator from the commerce department and labor authorities reviewed the case. Officials say the discharged workers were found innocent of charges and reinstated. The incident spurred lobbyist chatter and political talk as appetites for reform grew. Carnival plans note Nugget Office locations and admission pricing.
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Albany
Department of Commerce
Washington
Wilson predicts Alaska railroad bill passage soon
President Wilson told callers he is confident the Alaska railroad bill will pass both houses shortly and that he would sign it promptly when it reaches his desk. He indicated he is keenly interested in the measure and its potential impacts.
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