Lawyer and Policeman Fight in Court Disruption
In a police court a heated exchange erupted during a trial when Attorney Samuel C. Crane clashed with Officer Haslett. Crane defended Cora Walker on a disorderly conduct charge and, amid cross questioning, insulted the officer. The recorder fined Crane $5 for contempt. Crane apologized, then attempted to speak, accusing Haslett of false charges. The pair left separately. authorities kept a close watch but no further incident followed.
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Huey
Walter Scott
Roderick Dhu
Fitz James
Samuel C. Crane
Foliceman Haslett
Crane
Cora Walker
Haslett
Broyles
Seaboard Shortens New York Schedule
Seaboard shortens New York schedule effective April 9. Train leaves Atlanta at 115 p.m. arrives Richmond at 7 25 a.m. Washington at 1017 a.m. New York at 3 66 p.m. Travels through steel sleeping and all service cars on electric-grated stream into Pennsylvania Railroad station at Seventh Avenue and Thirty second Street in New York City. City ticket office remains at 88 Peachtree.
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Seaboard
New York
Atlanta
Richmond
Washington
New
Pennsylvania #H. RR
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-second Street
City
Peachtree
Two Numbers for Autos Wanted by the Police
The police urge city authorities to require numbers on the fronts of autos as well as the rear to catch speed violators. With front numbers, officers can ID cars more reliably, since rear numbers may be seen too late. An ordinance requiring front numbers may be adopted by the council.
White Lights Shine on Pryor Street Soon
Last property owner signs petition to city council assuring installation of ornamental lights on Pryor street. Petition to council completed first reading. final passage expected. Decatur street block between Pryor and Peachtree to be included if council approves. Cabaniss to Speak: Hor Emmett Cabaniss, president of the State Farmers' Union, lectures in Dawson tomorrow.
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Pryor Street
City Council
Council
Decatur Street
Pryor and
Peachtree Streets
Cabaniss
Dawson
Emmett Cabaniss
State Farmers’ Union
Ben Hin
BeBewvoe DR DR HYDE GETS NEW TRIAL IN Swope MURDER CASE
Kansas City April 11 Dr Clark Hyde convicted in the Swope murder case was granted a new trial by Missouri supreme court. He had been imprisoned nearly a year and was ordered held without bail. Hyde greeted the news with a smile as prisoners crowded to share the moment. His wife and lawyers visited, and Hyde expressed a firm belief in his innocence and plans for his next trial.
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Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Missouri Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Pr. Hyde
Lfe
Supreme Court
Hyde
Jackson County
Dr. Hyde
Fudge Latshaw
Mrs. Hyde
Colonel Swope
Chrisman
Swope
Stana
Franklin Ferris
Moss Hunton
Easter Parade Galaxy Shines Over Fifth Avenue St Regis Hotel
New York marks Easter Sunday with a Fifth Avenue parade drawing crowds and visitors. The Hotel St Regis sits at Fifth Avenue and Fifty Fifth Street offering premier accommodations and dining. Transient guests may choose single rooms from 3 to 4 dollars daily, private bath options, and deluxe suites from 12 dollars per day and up, with standard rates for comparable hotels.
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New York
Rector
Fifth Avenue
Fiftyfifth Street
St. Regis
St. Regia
America
St. Bkegis
Hotel St. Regis
Hyde Case: Missouri Supreme Court Upholds 1910 Murder Conviction
The Missouri Supreme Court denied Hyde's request for a new trial on appeal filed September 23, 1910, amid 255 asserted errors. The cases center on cyanide capsules, typhoid outbreaks, and a string of deaths in the Swope family linked to Dr. Hyde, whose conviction for murder followed a May 16, 1910 verdict.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Latshaw
Chicago
Michigan Texicologista
Snape
Swope
James Moss Hunton
Colonel Swope
Misa Margaret Swone
Chrisman Swope
Hyde Hag
How She Keeps Her Baby Healthy Free
An article promotes keeping a child’s bowels open for health and growth. It endorses Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, gentle laxative suitable for infants and children, criticizing strong cathartics. It notes free samples and medical advice from Dr. W B Caldwell at 707 Caldwell building Monticello, Ill.
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J. R._Whiting
Lena
Wis
Mr. Chas
Reichert
Richmond Hil
L. J
Wrnts
Caldwel Building
Monticella
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