Bloody clash between Japs and Mexicans near Barstow
New York dispatch from Los Angeles reports a violent battle lasting days between about 150 Japanese and 150 Mexican workers on Santa Fe railroad roadbeds near Barstow and Victorville. Several killed, many wounded, crews driven to riverbanks amid sand piles, tensions rise as Japanese workers replace Mexican labor, raising fear of state troops needed to restore order.
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Convict Hamilton Ends His Own Life
Hamilton, a convict sentenced to three years for murderous assault, was found dead in his cell at the State penitentiary. He hanged himself during the night with a strip from his bunk after a severe injury three months earlier in a fight with fellow inmate Brown of Ogden whom he killed with an iron bar. He belonged to a prominent Lions Club in the city.
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Desperate Criminal Leads In Jail Break
A federal prisoner Mullins led an escape from a county jail in Junction City Kansas after overpowering the Sheriff. Two Black inmates and a white man fled toward the river with guards in pursuit. Soldiers joined the manhunt as two suspects were recaptured and Sheriff Peese, badly injured, continued the search.
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Sacred relic sent to Rome to heal the pope
Rome receives the sacred mitre of Saint Gennaro entrusted from Naples after a long duel of piety. Cardinal Rempolla and Mgr Tisseti lauded Neapolitan devotion as the relic arrived in the Vatican and was placed in the pope’s sick chamber for ceremonial healing efforts.
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American team wins Palma Trophy in shoot
An American team dominates at the Palma Trophy event with top scores across 800 yards and aggregate results. The United Kingdom and Canada trail as Australia and Natal show notable efforts while British and Canadian squads confront windy conditions and high heat affecting marksmen.
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Pope Improves as Restful Sleep Returns at Vatican
A report from Rome notes a slight improvement in the Pope’s general ailment though kidney trouble and potential heart complications keep doctors anxious. The Pontiff is more comfortable after a restive period as cardinals, bishops and other clergy attend prayers and a three-day triduum begins for his recovery.
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Pope in Rome Shows Mixed Updates of Health
Incoming dispatches from Rome report the Pope’s condition as mixed and unsettled. Medical bulletins note his pulse around 90, respiration near 30, and temperature near 36.9 C, with kidneys still deficient but general condition fairly easy. Officials caution against sensational reports while detailing periods of wakefulness and sleep and the likelihood doctors will visit again this afternoon.
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Kishineff Massacre Probes Advance in Russia and U S
Washington reports reliable information on Kishineff killings. Russia to vigorously investigate and punish those responsible. About 800 witnesses examined. 450 cases sent to courts, 53 appeals remain. Berlin notes Kishineff leader killed himself amid investigations. Also reports tied to attacks on Jews and a deadly street incident in Ponca City.
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Warrants Sworn Out For Raid On Washington Park Race Track
Preparations for another raid on the Washington Park race track in Chicago were underway as warrants were sworn out by Harman Coakley and Bradwell. Three Minkerton inmates suspected of involvement were detained by constables while in charge of duties. Attorney Canayiel and others arrived. constable Roehick led the pursuit with arrests following a lively struggle.
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Return of South Pole explorers report new coast and fauna
Captain William Calbeck reports Morning leader Discovery reached 77 degrees latitude and 52 degrees south, locating 100 and 500 miles of new coast. Far south beyond 82 degrees, no large animals found. marine fauna and flora discovered but sparse. Summer temperatures near 60 above zero in the Arctic comparison. Antarctic summer about 20 below zero. Geological, seismic and meteorological data collected.
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Spiritualists claim the pope has a tumor
A Rome dispatch reports prominent spiritualists asserting Pope Pius X has a tumor and that the papal line may see reforms. They claim messages from the shade of Leo XIII confirm the pope bears a cancer in the ploiint, and that the scheme for papal surgery was begun years ago.
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Pope Suffering In Silent Vatican Watch Amid Sudden Illness
Pope's health remains precarious in the Vatican as doctors report no immediate improvement. Cardials, mourners, and journalists gather in St. Peter's awaiting word while weather offers brief relief from the strain of the crisis.
CHASCO MARTIN DEAD at The Rockawry complex
Charles Martin aged 72 died after a fall at the Rockawry complex. The incident occurred during routine work at the Bron liver Tey, with investigators reviewing the details as needed.
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