Hyde Arrested in Swope Death Case on Murder Charge
Dr B I Hyde, husband of Col Swope’s niece, was arrested in Kansas City on a first degree murder warrant. He posted a $50 000 appearance bond and faces a Feb 17 preliminary hearing in Independence. A special grand jury will reconvene Saturday to review the Swope death with prosecutors aiming for a swift, thorough investigation.
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Kansas City
Col
Thomas H. Swope
B. ©. Hyde
John @. Paxton
Swope
Paxton
Conkling
Hyde
Independence
Justices
Latshaw
Dr. Hyde
Colonel Swope
Boc
Girl Found After Days Lost From New Haven Home
Katherine B Day sixteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur H Day of 187 Wall Street New Haven returned after vanishing Friday morning She wandered to Grand Central New York and later saw her photo in a newspaper She said she slept long hours and did not know where she was until reading her picture The family learned she had been at Johnstone School and her mind was believed unbalanced during the disappearance Authorities and relatives expressed relief and sorrow saying no harm came to her
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New Haven
Conn
Grand Central Station
New York
Katherine B. Day
Arthur
Wall Street
Lali
Osborne A. Day
Johnstone School
Ignorance of Child Causes Agonizing Death
Edith Seman two year old daughter of H W Seman found a bottle containing carbolic acid and drank it dying within minutes. Other children attempted to take the bottle but she ran behind a chair and drank the poison before help could reach her.
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Denver
Edith Seman
H. W. Seman
Colorado & Southern raises wages for bridge and building dept
Denver February 10. Wage increases announced after December negotiations will raise pay for men in the bridge and building department of the Colorado and Southern railroad system by ten percent effective February 1.
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Denver
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Roosevelt Bars Return From Elba Plans in Royal Welcome
A Roosevelt letter to a friend shows he now plans to sail from Africa to New York directly, not via Pacific ports. The nationwide reception will include Taft and top Republicans, with Roosevelt arriving June 16 to 21 and Taft expected to officially welcome him.
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New York
Roosevelt
Africa
Np -Ward
Europe
Atlantic
America
Pacific
Taft
John A. Stewart
Republican League Clube
Empire State
Col
Bicwart
Borah Attacks State Tax on Incomes Debate
Senator William Borah of Idaho used the senate floor to oppose acceptance by states of a constitutional amendment to permit income tax without apportionment. He criticized Governor Hughes of New York for urging defeat of the plan and warned of rising public discontent and potential radical action if taxation continues to shield wealth and luxury. Continued on page Eight.
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Washington
William &. Borah
Idaho
Senate
United States
Hughes
New York
New York State
Congress
Boral
Texan Hero Kills Burglary Suspect in Night Struggle
In Groveton Texas S T Lockard stabbed an intruder to death during a dark fight. The man, Carleton Swinney, a friend and local prominent citizen, had escaped his attendants and entered Lockard's home, triggering a fatal altercation in which temporary insanity was cited.
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Groveton
Tex
S. T. Lockard
Lockard
Carleton Swinney
Swinney
Insurgents Seize Town and Capture Vessel in Nicaragua
Managua reports 1200 insurgents led by Generals Chamorro and Maais capture Matagalpa after defeating 800 troops near Maymuy and seizing government funds. The steamer Managua was captured by 30 conservatives disguised in women’s clothes, boarding at the wharf in five minutes. Police detained about fifty suspects as troops rushed the city amid high excitement.
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Managua
Generala Chamorro
Maais
Matagalpan
Porto Carrero
Maymuy
Matagalpa
Missouri Dems See Mayor Gayner as Possible Presidential Leader
New York report says Mayor Gayner may be viewed as the national Democratic leader in Missouri. He received a letter inviting him to a Springfield dinner on April 18, the Jefferson anniversary, and hints at his presidential timber status. The mayor has not replied or confirmed attendance.
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Missiourian
Gayner
New York
Springfield
Corvers Investigation Recommends Arrests in Prize Fight Death
Chicago February 10 coroners jury found Alois Wilowski 21 died from a blow to the head in a prize fight at Harry Gilmore boxing academy Tuesday night. Jury recommended grand jury indictment for opponent Joseph McCarthy for manslaughter and prosecution of Gilmore promoters and seconds. Wilowski died a few hours after the bout.
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Chicago
Alois Wilowski
Boxing Academy
Harry Gilmore
Jos. McCarthy
Wilowski
Gilmore
India Ring
One American Officer Arrests 60 Bulgarians
On February 10 in Mobridge South Dakota sixty Bulgarian workers rioted at Grand River dump over wages and hours. Railroad policeman Burt Bingham single handedly forced the crowd into box cars and jailed them in Mellette County.
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Mobridge
Grand River
Dan Gorman
Burt Bingham
MelIntogh
South Dakota GOP and Democratic Parties Meet in Huron
A conference of South Dakota progressive Republicans set March 1 for a state progressive conference to prepare for June primaries. A Democratic meeting urged Democrats to abstain from voting in the Republican primaries and to support a steady ticket.
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South Dakota
Huron
South
Ola
Roosevelt engagement announced for Theodore Roosevelt Jr
New York Feb 10 Mrs Henry Addison Alexander announces the engagement of her daughter Eleanor to Theodore Roosevelt Jr eldest son of Gen Theodore Roosevelt The young Roosevelt is to learn the carpet manufacturing business in Thomastonville Conn.
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Theodore, JR
Alexander New York
Henry Addison Alexand
New York
Hight
Eleanor
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Gol
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Thomsonville
Conn
Halley's Comet Approaches Earth In Spring Sky
French astronomer Flammarion outlines the path of Halley’s comet toward the sun and Earth, noting distances from the sun and Mars orbit from January through perihelion in April and early May, with the encounter expected to stir public interest.
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New York
Mons
Camillé Flammarion
Juvisy
Herr Max Wolf
Observatory
Heidelberg
Mars
Jupiter
Earth
Aur
Solar
Taft Aldrich Talk Hints On Court Rulings On Trusts
Washington scenes center on Taft and Aldrich discussing Supreme Court decisions in the American Tobacco and Standard Oil cases. Officials warn the rulings could reshape industry and politics, while Congress faces a contentious printing committee episode and possible court summons.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Aldrich
United States Supreme Court
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Company
Wall Street
Congress
Joint Committee On Printing
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Valley Paper Company of
Holyoke
Short Supply of Cattle Is Cause of High Meat Prices
Washington reports that 1909 live cattle receipts at seven leading interior markets were the lowest since 1904, contributing to high meat prices. Hog receipts fell significantly, with hogs at Chicago totaling 2,929,806. cattle, sheep, and other losses outlined, while overall 1909 cattle share dropped below 32 percent of total seven-market receipts.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Aoven
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Colorado & Southern
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Borah
Maniac
Doom
Reighbor
Boxer’s. Blow
Corver
Flammarion
I Barth
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Deeg
MART
ARIES
Pisces
Pa Pegasus
Gollision
Progran
Halley
Hairy Star
Old Earth
Taft Sud
Judiciary Committee
House
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