Poison Farms in Hyde Swope Murder Trial
In Kansas City on April 22, both sides in Dr. B Clarke Hyde’s murder trial against Colonel Thomas H Swope have built “poison farms” to test theories. Doctors Hektoen and Hains in Chicago conduct animal tests with stomach contents toxins while the defense runs rival experiments in disproof. Anti Vivisectionists protest the experiments but supporters say the tests safeguard Hyde’s life by challenging state theories of guilt.
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Kansas City, Mo
B. Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Hektoen and
Hains
Chicago
Colonel Swope
Hyde
Hahnemann Medical College
Trade Association Meets at Claypool
In the Claypool hotel assembly hall, the Indianapolis Trade association holds another booster meeting. Fueled by growth, the group invites all tradesmen to attend and join. Topics include trade extension, freight insights, and publicity from prominent vice-presidents Hibben Hanch Rockwalter.
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Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis Trade Association
Indianapolis
Fiarold Hibben
K. (. C. Hanch
CC. A. Rockwalter
Enrd
Taft Newspaper Backs Roosevelt Third Term
The Kansas City Star editorial urges Roosevelt's third term, praising his square deal and national purpose. It argues the nation would benefit from a strong leader who inspires governors, cities, and citizens to renewed obligations, warning against despotism within democracy.
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Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley
W. R. Nelson
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Repubican
Congress
Roosevelt’s example sparks youth awakening in national life
The passage extols Roosevelt for altering political affairs with human interest and steering the nation toward citizen zeal. It laments partisan impasse and highlights how youth, especially young voters, must inherit and sustain responsible citizenship as the country moves forward.
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Roosevelt
Presbytery Elects Trustees At Irvington Church
Indianapolis Presbytery met at Irvington Presbyterian Church and elected trustees for various terms including Rev. Wm. A. Hendrickson and Judge Vincent Carter for three years. Other elected attendees to the General Assembly and a new moderator were announced. The fall session will be at Hopewell, Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Tor
George Daniel Adamson
George L. Ginchard
Danville, Inc
John Grant Newman
Western College, Oxford
Frederick B. Stearns
Dayton
Hopewell
Ind
Boy Eyeing Ball Runs Into Buggy in Greensburg
Special to The Sun Charles Strasburger, nine, collided with a passing buggy while chasing a ball in Greensburg Indiana on April 22. His teeth were knocked out and gums split requiring stitches. His arms got caught in the wheels and he was thrown to the ground before the driver drove away.
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Greensburg
Ind
Charles Strasburger
Whallon Faces $9000 State Fine Recovery Case
The 700 page amended complaint by Attorney General James Bingham in superior court accuses city judge Whallon of improper handling of fines. It details 18 592 items showing arrest dates case titles fines costs and distributions to prosecutors and funds. The suit seeks recovery of non prorated fines alleged to be due the state.
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Thowas C. Whallon
James Bingham
Whallon
Ord
Jury Deliberates 41 Hours Without Verdict
FITTSBURG April 22 After 41 hours of deliberation in the bribery case against former Councilman A V Sion the jury was discharged by Judge Robert Frazer this forenoon.
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Fittsburg
Fromer
A. V. Sion
Robert Frazer
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Foulard
New York
Empire 27 Co. Co
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Theodore Roosevelt
Marmoth Co
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Attroney General
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Plesse
Staroaid
Partiy
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Wilton Axminster
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Reet
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