Secretary Ballinger to Testify in Ballinger Pinchot Case
Secretary Ballinger will take the stand tomorrow morning to relate his version of the Ballinger Pinchot controversy. He appeared in the committee room late today and was not reached for comment. The committee rejected attorney Brandies request for full information on the preparation of the attorney general's report on the Glavis charges.
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Washington
Ballinger
Ballinger-Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Hilmself
Brandies
EL. R.glavis
Glavis
Brandieé
Althodeh
Bop
To Let Her Wear Trousers in a Kansas Town
Governor Stubbs received a letter from a widow in Genozo requesting permission to wear men’s trousers while working at home to support a large family. The attorney general ruled there is no law prohibiting a woman wearing men’s trousers, especially if she is the head of the household.
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Topeka
Kann
Stubbs
Qenezo
New Mexicans Plan Joint Meeting on Elephant Butte Dam
At a Albuquerque Commercial club meeting the plan was set for a joint meeting on May 11 inviting Northern New Mexico cities to send representatives. They will protest the Elephant Butte dam arguing it harms other irrigation projects in the territory.
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Albuquerque
N. Ms
Amy Nettle Dunteis Die from Accidental Lye Ingestion
In Sheridan Wyoming on a windy April day a 16 year old girl named Amy Nettle Dunteis died after drinking a large draught of concentrated lye mistaken for water. She was scrubbing her kitchen when she set a cup of lye solution beside a cup of water and later drank from the wrong cup. The coroner will not hold an inquest as investigators report the tragedy occurred by accident.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Amy Nettle Dunteis
Miss Daniels
Dr. Hyde
Latshaw
Mrs. Hyde
Mae Wife
President Probing Hot Military Feud In Philippines Affair
Major Morton, now en route from Washington to Denver, is to lead a rigid inquiry into the feud involving Col Charles Williams and Major Lawrence Hearne in Mindanao. President Taft, after a conference with Secretary Dickinson, ordered Morton to uncover all who aided the humiliation of Col Williams and his men.
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Charles G. Mirton
Washington, D. C
Fort Logan
Charles A. Wil Ham
Twenty-first Infantry
Lawrence J. Hearne
Whith Hogan
Port Logen
Wil Hama
Parang
Mindanao
Philippines
Washington
Oe Hagin
Tenover
Sypeniel Gilliams
Col. Willams
Taft
Pett
Thes de Ackly
Dickinson
Tate
Major Morton
Gol. Williame
Tett
Mort Logan
Preah
Corsets Banned After Onstage Collapse At College Show
New York April 98 Corsets for male college students playing women in college theatricals are banned by the New York university actors critic following a dress rehearsal incident. Undergraduate W J Judd fainted after two hours in a tight feminine corset and was unconscious for several minutes.
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New York
New York University
W. J. Judd
Postal firm to raise wages for operators nationwide
The Postal Telegraph Cable company announces wage increases for operators across the system. Offices will be classified by importance and distance, with selective raises to various posts, some reaching as high as sixteen dollars.
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Postal
New York
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Juse Jgt F
Disintegration of Churches and Liberal Thought Tone
New York April 28 Rev Algernon Caprey of Rochester in an address before the Universalist club discusses church reform. He argues modern thought spreads beyond small towns and will recast theological systems and unify denominations. He notes the church now tackles social evils by action rather than prayer.
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New York
Ty Times
Montgomery Mingg
London “Fresh- Air-Fund
London
Algernon L) Caprey
Rochester
British Ambassador Bryce Visits Kansas University
Lawrence Kansas April 28 Hon Bryce British ambassador to the United States was the guest of the university. He will deliver an address in the Robinson Memorial Gymnasium and tomorrow morning will speak to university students at the regular chapel exercises.
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Baylish
Kansas College
Lawrence
Kan
Net Bryce
University
Robin Moasium
Roosevelt in Brussels receives grand Belgian welcome
The Roosevelts arrived from Paris to a tumultuous greeting in Brussels. Mayor and U.S. Ambassador Bryan led a crowd at the station as Roosevelt toured the king’s palace and attended receptions at Exposition Hall and city hall before a state dinner. He departs for The Hague tomorrow morning.
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Roosevelt
France
Belgium
Roosevetta
Paris
United States
Charles Page Bryan
King Albert
Exposition Hall
Lagken
Taurence Abbott
Murder charge follows innocent result in Hyderial case
Kansas City April 28. Dr B Do Hyde faces murder charges after prosecutors pursued the Hyderial case outcomes. Paxton testified showing no personal animus. defense argued cyanide has lawful uses. Hyde is jailed, with visits restricted, while his bond was revoked.
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Kansas City
B. Do Hyde
John G. Paxton
Logan ‘O. Swope
Swope
Paxton
Hyde
Mysterious Take Rises In Midst Of Desert
San Bernardino California April 28 The strange increase of Silver lake on the desert puzzles engineers with the Tonopah and Tide Water railroad as they fight to save tracks from inundation. Lakes reappear where Mojave river flows beneath the sand near Daggett and may come from a source not connected with the Mojave. Dikes protect the tracks and a pumping plant will push water over a desert range.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Silver Lake
Tonopah & Tidewater Railroad
Adt
el Mohave
Idesert
Father and Daughter Reunite After Long Separation
Abraham Price of Fort Smith Arkansas speeds to Pittsburg Kansas to meet his daughter Miss Price who was separated in the 1887 Johnstown flood. The daughter had sent inquiries to locate him and learned of his whereabouts after reading a newspaper item yesterday.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Johnstown
Abraham Price
Pittsburg
Kans
Miss Price
Price
Italian and Wife Charged in Alcohol Poisoning Deaths
Westerly Rhode Island April 28 warrants charging responsibility for deaths from wood alcohol were served on John Cisco and his wife. They are held without bail accused of selling whisky containing wood alcohol to Daniel L. Sullivan on April 12. he died the next day. The couple operated a kitchen bar room and face murder charges tied to recent fatalities.
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Westerly
R. I
John Cisco
Daniel L. Sullivan
Oleco
Parliament poised after absurd English justice verdicts
Paris dispatch notes a parliamentary commission proposing exam for Justiceships to diversify the bench and curb landlord bias. Reports cite cases where poaching, sleeping on land, coal theft, and wife beating drew severe sentences, prompting calls to curb miscarriages of justice by lay magistrates and remove landed interests from appointments.
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Toulon
Reformatory
Scheme to Squander Waterworks Funds
A city water project dispute alleges improper advertising for a concrete valve house at Round Top. The city clerk and mayor are implicated as the plan lacked water committee or council approval and bypassed the engineer’s input.
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FP. A. Bancon
Water Committee
Plana
Cardale
Cook
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