Secretary Ballinger to Testify in Ballinger Pinchot Case
Secretary Ballinger will take the stand tomorrow morning to relate his version of the controversy with Gifford Pinchot. The testimony is expected to cover a broad range of events in the Ballinger Pinchot investigation. The committee denied Attorney Brandeis access to certain information about the attorney general’s report on 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 Genezo Case at Topeka
Governor Stubbs received a letter from a widow in Genezo asking permission for a woman to wear men's trousers while working at home. The widow, supporting a large family, says outside work is needed and a skirt handicaps her. Attorney General ruled there is no law prohibiting a woman wearing trousers, especially if she is head of the house.
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Topeka
Kann
Stubbs
Qenezo
New Mexicans Plan Joint Meeting Over Elephant Butte Dam
At a meeting of the Albuquerque Commercial Club last night a decision was made to hold a joint mass meeting in early May inviting Northern New Mexico cities to send representatives. The protest targets the Elephant Butte dam on irrigation grounds, arguing it will harm other irrigation projects in the territory.
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Albuquerque
N. Ms
Tragic Lye Mix-Up FataI for Sheridan Teenager
Amy Nettle Dunteis a 16 year old girl of Sheridan Wyoming died after mistakenly drinking concentrated lye she used while scrubbing her kitchen. She set a cup of lye on the table and later drank it thinking it was water. An inquest was planned but not held.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Amy Nettle Dunteis
Miss Daniels
President Taft Orders Major Morton to Denver Probe Feud
Major Morton, stationed in Washington, heads to Denver at Taft's request to conduct a rigid inquiry into the feud between Col. William Williams and Maj. Lawrence J. Hearne. The investigation targets alleged involvement in the removal and exile of Col. Williams and his men at Fort Logan and Mindanao related sites.
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Denver
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 For Students Banned After Theatrical Incident
In New York the dramatic critic of New York University actors banned corsets for male students cast as women in college theatricals after a rehearsal disruption. Undergraduate W. J. Judd fainted and was unconscious for minutes from wearing a restrictive feminine corset for two hours.
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New York
New York University
W. J. Judd
Postal Telegraph Cable to Raise Operator Wages
The Postal Telegraph Cable company announces an wage increase for operators across major offices. Wages will be classified by position and distance, with some operators receiving raises up to sixteen dollars monthly. The plan aims to standardize pay across the system and improve efficiency.
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Postal
New York
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Juse Jgt F
Disintegration of Churches and Liberal Thought Discussed
New York April 28 An address by Rev Algernon Caprey of Rochester on religious reform argues that thinking minds rule and forms fade. He predicts liberal trends, integration of denominations, and a shift toward social action by churches guiding progress.
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New York
Algernon L) Caprey
Rochester
British Ambassador Bryce Visits Kansas University
Lawrence Kansas April 28 Hon Bryce British ambassador to the United States was the quest here of the university. He will deliver an address in the Robin Mooreium 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 Receives Enthusiastic Welcome In Brussels
The Roosevelt party arrived from Paris and was greeted with tumultuous acclaim by the crowd. The colonel met King Albert at Exposition Hall, dined at the royal palace, and attended a city hall reception before departing for The Hague.
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Beuseels
Col
Roosevelt
France
Belgium
Roosevetta
Paris
United States
Charles Page Bryan
King Albert
Exposition Hall
Lagken
Taurence Abbott
Innocent Resulted in Murder Charge
Kansas City April 28 The trial of Dr B Do Hyde continues as Paxton reports the Swope tragedy investigation. Defense argues anti Hyderial animus and cyanide use has legitimate uses. Hyde pleads confinement, refuses breakfast, and sleeps in jail while bond revocation shocks Mrs Hyde.
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Kansas City
B. Do Hyde
John G. Paxton
Logan ‘O. Swope
Swope
Paxton
Hyde
Dr. Hyde
Latshaw
Mrs. Hyde
Mae Wife
Mysterious Rise of Desert Lake Threatens Rail Line
In San Bernardino on April 28 engineers from the Tonopah and Tide Water railroad report a puzzling increase of Silver Lake in the desert. Water wells up mid lake from an unseen source near Daggett, risking inundation of tracks. Dikes are built and a pumping plant will move water beyond a low ridge.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Silver Lake
Tonopah & Tidewater Railroad
Adt
el Mohave
Idesert
Father and Daughter Reunite After Many Years
Abraham Price, of Fort Smith Arkansas, travels to Pittsburg Kansas to meet his daughter Miss Price, who since 1887 flood separation has sought him by inquiries sent through newspapers. The long awaited reunion follows a newspaper item that confirmed her father’s survival and location.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Johnstown
Abraham Price
Pittsburg
Kans
Miss Price
Price
Italian and Wipe Accused of 14 Murders in Rhode Island
In Westerly on April 28 warrants charging John Cisco and his wife with murder linked to wood alcohol poisoning were served. Daniel L. Sullivan died April 13 after drinking whisky tainted with wood alcohol. Cisco and his wife are held without bail. a laborer is said to have run a kitchen bar room suspected of facilitating the poisonings.
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Westerly
R. I
John Cisco
Daniel L. Sullivan
Oleco
Parliament to reform English justice lay magistrates system
Toulon April 28 report on English justices exposes harsh sentences by country gentlemen. Poaching a rabbit earns a month’s hard labor. stealing coal brings flogging and six years in reform school. Parliament urged to require diverse appointments and remove political influence from benches.
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Toulon
Reformatory
Scheme to Squander Waterworks Funds
A Cheyenne citizen calls out alleged improper handling of the valve house expansion public works. The missive claims proposals advertised March 6 were halted by city clerk Bancon without water committee authority or council approval. City Engineer Cardale says he was ordered by Mayor Cook to withhold details as the issue unfolds.
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FP. A. Bancon
Water Committee
Plana
Cardale
Cook
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