Hyde on Stand in Defense in Swope Poisoning Trial
Dr Dennett C Hyde testifies in his own defense in Kansas City as jurors hear conflicting nurse statements about Colonel Thomas H Swope's treatment. He says about two to three pints of blood were drawn and stopped with a string, while Mrs Hyde confirms Twyman tied the line. She notes the family drank filtered water and denies Hyde was at the home the day he allegedly contaminated it.
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Kanets City
Dennett Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Twyman
Dr. Hyde
Janes Moss Hunton
Dr. Twyman
Mr. Walsh
Swope House
Swope Home
Winter Wheat Improves In Washington May Reports
Washington reports the crop condition of winter wheat as of May 1 showing a higher average since April 1 and May 1 past years. The acreage harvested reaches about 29 million, up from 1909 but below the revised 31 million target.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Fatal 10T at coal mines in Yukon clash
A riot at Westmoreland Coal company mines in Yukon Pennsylvania left one man dead two others fatally wounded and more than twenty injured. About thirty guards clashed with miners using revolvers and shotguns for twenty minutes. Paul Koenen about thirty five and married was killed by a heart shot. An unknown woman and child in a doorway were wounded. Three guardsmen were shot in legs and arms.
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Pittsburg
Westmoreland Coal Company
Yukon
Paul Koenen
Ashes of Rear Admiral McCalla to Rest in Arlington Cemetery
Santa Barbara announces the cremation of Rear Admiral Bowman H. McCalla retired. His remains were taken to Los Angeles today for cremation before burial in Arlington Cemetery, Washington.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Bowman H. McCalla
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Los Angeles
Four Men Die In Tug Cape Charles Boiler Blast
Four men lost their lives and four others were injured when a top valve exploded in the boiler room of the tug Cape Charles at Camden New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
Cape Charles
Camden
N. J
Thousand Die in Cartago Ruins After Collapse
More than 1,000 bodies have been recovered from the ruins of Cartago as rescue work continues. Authorities report vast destruction in the Costa Rican city after a collapse, with relief efforts under way and aid being organized for survivors and families. Local lender notice: Money to loan on real estate by F. E. Reddish.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Cartago
F. E. Reddish
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