Police Build Case Against Cook in Murder Probe
Police and coroner work converge on Henry Cook as motive and alibi come under heavy scrutiny. Detectives recite a mesh of contradictions from Cook's statements while tracing his movements Friday to Saturday morning in the Anna Lloyd case.
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Cook
Chief Millikin
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Corbin
Preston
Forrester
Gramann
Central Pelice Station
North Fairmount
Hughes Proposes Income Tax Policy and Anti Bookmaking Measures
Governor Hughes in a New York annual message backs federal income tax power with limits on taxing state bonds, oppose granting unallocated revenue. He urges penalties for bookmaking at race tracks, strengthens laws against white slave traffic, and renews calls for direct nominations and a short ballot. Senator Grady attacks Hughes over Wall Street critique.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Stock Exchanges of
New York
Grady
Senate
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
United States Judge Holt Prosecutes Sugar Trust
United States Circuit Judge G. C. Holt serves as government counsel in the Sugar trust case. He prosecutes irregularities in weighing imported sugar at New York, relating to the trust's activities.
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United States
G. C. Holt
Sugar Trust
New York
Cigar Interests Debate Government Case in Supreme Court
Washington January fifth. Attorneys for tobacco interests led arguments in the government case against American Tobacco and allied firms. Nicoll, J. G. Johnson, Hornblower, and M. Stroeck spoke for various parties as Imperial and cigar companies sought exemption from a lower court verdict. Tomorrow, Attorney General Wickersham will present further arguments.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Supreme Court
American Tobacco Company
Mr. Nicoll
J. G. Johnson
Philadelphia
William B. Hornblower
New York
Imperial Company
Great Britain
M. Stroeck
United Cigar Stores Company
Imperial
Cigar Companies
Suprem Court
Wickersham
Taft Delays Combined Message To Friday
The White House announced that President Taft will send his combined special messages on the interstate commerce and antitrust laws to Congress on Friday.
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Taft
Washington
Associated Press
White House
Congress
Kentucky Senate Debates County Unit Measure and Board Abolition
Kentucky lawmakers debate a county unit bill introduced by Senator John L. Vice and expected to win House passage via Representative Wagoner. Separately Senator Salmon proposes abolishing the bipartisan Board of Control, with Governor appointee Judge Garrett Wall’s status possibly affecting votes. Other ripple bills likely to die.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
John L. Vice
Bath County
Vice
Senate
Wagoner
Henry County
House
Kentucky
Salmon
Board of Control
Garrett Wall
Maysville
J. C. W Beckham
N. A. Palmer
T. L. Buckingham
Louisville
J. J. Watkins
Judge Wall
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Richmond
Cincinnati
Oliver
Knox plan for prize court extended to arbitration
Secretary Knox calls for extending the international prize court from The Hague to serve as a permanent court of arbitral justice. He argues a united international judiciary can peacefully settle disputes in war and peace, with a fixed panel of judges from major maritime nations and others.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Knox
International Prize Court
Germany
Austria
Hungary
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States
Court of Arbitration
Panama Canal Bill Adopted by House in 119 to 102 Vote
Democrats carried the Panama canal zone governance measure through the House by 119 to 102 with party-line voting. The bill gives the president military civil and judicial control in the zone and authority to appoint a director general and establish a zone judiciary up to the Supreme Court.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Mann
Panama Canal Zone
United States
House
Richardson
Alabama
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Keifer
Ohio
Senate
Canal Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Canal Zone
Roosevelt
Ohio Beatty probe committee named in Columbus dispatch
Lieutenant Governor Treadway and Speaker Mooney appointed a joint probe committee on Beatty, with Senate members Beatty and Deaton and House members Winters and Riddle. The move aims to uncover all facts amid initial Republican support and Democratic leadership.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harmon
Beatty
Treadway
Mooney
Senate
Wood
Dencon
Champaign
House
Winters
Erie
Riddle
Logan
Richard Beatty
Ohio
Sherman
Deaton
Champaign County
Cyrus
Weather Map Outlines United States Cold Wave Plan
Forecaster outlines a weather programme from the Great Lakes to New England and from the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf, with a cold wave spreading from the Lower Mississippi Valley northeastward. Rain and snow are expected, with temperatures rising in the Atlantic states but dropping Friday. west of the Mississippi conditions improve.
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Washington
United States
Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
New
England
Isissippi Valley
Atlantic States
the Missis
Sipps River
West Gulf Coast
Cooke Seeks Truth In Warriner Blackmail Affair
Edgar S. Cooke arrived in Cincinnati from Chicago to confront circulating scandal about his ties to the Warriner case. He asserts innocence, denies knowledge of illegal operations and says he will meet Warriner and Prosecutor Hunt before returning to Chicago. He previously stayed at the Sterling hotel under an alias and hopes Mrs. Ford does not evade questioning.
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Warriner
Charles S. Warriner
Edgar S. Cooke
The
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sterling Hotel
Hunt
Cooke
Prosecutor Hunt
Mrs. Ford
End Comes Suddenly Griggs of Georgia Dies at Home
Representative James M. Griggs of Georgia's Second District died suddenly at his Dawson home from heart disease at 4 30 PM He had just returned from Christmas visiting relatives and was reportedly convalescing A native of Legrange he was forty nine and had served in Congress since 1896 He is survived by his wife who was bedridden by illness
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Charles W. Russell
District of Columbia
Persia
Mr Russell
Atorney
Department of Justice
Cuba
Porto Rico
Associated Press Dispatch
Dawson
James M. Griggs
Georgia
Congressman Griggs
Washington
James Matthew Griggs
Legrange
Peabody Normal College
Nashville
Pataula
National House of Representatives
Griggs
Death of Representative Griggs Shocks House Line
Washington mourns the sudden death of Representative Griggs, reelected to a congress that met a month ago. A Ways and Means member, he played an active role in last year's tariff bill and chaired the National Democratic Congressional Committee in 1904 and 1906.
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Washington
Associated Press
House
Representative Griggs
Congress
Griggs
Ways and Means
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Protection of Women in Steerage Bill Introduced
Senator Dillingham introduced a bill to require United States surgeons immigrants inspectors and matrons aboard all vessels carrying immigrants between the United States and foreign ports due to ill treatment of women in steerage and cases of gross immorality.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senator Dillingham
United States
Loss of Eye Drives Sister to End Life in New Orleans
In New Orleans last night Miss Frances Allen killed herself, driven by grief over losing an eye that marred her appearance. Her sister Mrs. Frank E. Walter said there were no love affairs involved, only sorrow over the injury to her looks.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Frank E. Walter
Frances Allen
New Orleans
Nun Sister Bernade Indave Shot by Anarchist
At Mexico City on January 5 Sister Bernade Indave mother superior of a Spanish benevolent institution was killed by Antonio Nadal Rius an anarchist from Buenos Aires and a Catalonia native. Rius had been housed there after meal and was told to leave when he learned he could not stay. He was arrested.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Bernade Indave
Antonio Nadal Rius
Buenos Aires
Catalonia
Spain
Rius
Hallisville Postoffice Looted by Burglar
CHILLICOTHE O Jan 5 Associa ted Press Burglar robbed the Hallsville post office early today of 100 dollars in stamps and 70 dollars in money Bloodhounds have been put on the trail of the criminals.
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Associated Press
Hallsville
Huston Arrested Former U.S. Treasurer Charged
J N Huston former United States treasurer was indicted in Washington for fraudulent use of the mails and arrested in Richmond Virginia today by Inspector Beale and taken to Washington for facing charges.
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Richmond
Associated Press
J. N. Huston
United States
Washington
Beale
Taft Withholds Patronage From Insurgent Republicans
President Taft faces pressure from insurgent Republicans over patronage. Officials say he is withholding certain appointments to enforce party loyalty while insisting the measure is a reciprocal duty for Republicans in Congress to back his legislative program. Insurgents push for clarity while some seek early talks with Taft to confirm positions.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
Cannon
House
Victor Rosewater
Republican National
Congress
Kansan
Madison
Kansas
Republican Party
Federal Court of Procedure
Hayes
California
Senate
Capitol
Cummins
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