Dispute Over Hyde Case Notes Delays Trial Proceedings
In Kansas City Missouri on May 3 the Hyde trial featured a heated exchange between Prosecutor Conkling and Attorney Walsh over stolen grand jury notes. The judge avoided comment as Walsh demanded accountability. Separately, Dr Jordan and the Swope case defendant faced a delay in the north city court of Kansas City Kansas until May 5.
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Conkling
Walsh
Hyde
Latshaw
Fedius
Kansas City, Mo
C. I. Jordan
Swope
North City
Kanes
Farmers Denounce Tariff Ties Aboard National Meet
W H Wrightson of Fresno California Fruit Growers Association tells the National Farmers Union in St. Louis that tariff hurts both producer and consumer. Charles Barrett urges farmers to avoid being swayed by petty gifts or favors from politicians. O F Dorn-Claser of Cleburne Texas says speculators and middlemen reap benefits while farmers suffer.
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St. Louis
Taft
W. H. Wrightson
Flesno
Cal
California Fruit ‘Growers’ Association
National Farmers’ Union
Mr. Wrightson
Charles 5. Barrett
O. F. Dorn- Claser
Cleburne, Tes
Missionary congress opens with nearly four thousand delegates
Chiessa May 3 Nearly 4000 delegates from all states and denominations attend the Men's National Missionary Congress with Bishop Anderson and Bishop Mel Yowell among principal speakers. The Chicago board of trade pledges future reform to curb cornering and speculative manipulation in futures markets. In Alabama, results from the Democratic primary hint ONeil's nomination with Bankhead leading U S Senate contenders.
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National Missionary Congress
We Protestant Church
Bishop Anderson
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mel Yowell
Methodist
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Congress
Chicago
Chicago Exchange
Montgomery
Ala
O'Neil
Mallory
Bankhead
United States Senate
Physicians in Session Open Eighth Congress Meeting
Washington May 3 The eighth triennial convention of the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons opened a three day session today. Speakers include Professor Lange of Munich and Dr. Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute. New books and popular copyrights priced at $1.50 now 50 cents at Wolfs.
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Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Professor Lange
Munich
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
Jeffries Johnson Prize Fight Stimulates Oakland Protest
Oakland activists denounce the May 3 Jeffries Johnson prize fight as desecrating a patriotic holiday. A Greater Oakland charter convention adopted a resolution opposing the event amid San Francisco bank deposits of the prize money and San Diego protests from the Min Le association.
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San Francisco
Jeffries-Johnson
Tex
Rickard
I Jack Gleason
Richard
Gleason
Jack Johnson
Berger
Little
Lil
Johnson
San Diego
Min- le Association
Gillett
Senate Rail Bill Near Collapse After Insurgent Push
Washington May 3 President Taft’s rail regulation bill appears near collapse after a Senate insurgent revolt. Leaders plan to abandon controversial traffic agreement and merger sections, keeping only a court of commerce provision as conference talks threaten to fail.
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Cumming
Court of Commerce
Taft
Pittsburg
Aldrich
Committee On Interstate Ecommerce
Fuss Over Peary Heads London Society Scene
London crowds gather outside the Royal Society as Commander Peary is hosted at Kuncheon. Lord Haldsby presides while Peary sits at his right. Captain Scott and Captain Bartlett attend the event with the British Antarctic expedition leaders present.
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Commander Peary
Royal Society
Kuncheon
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Peary
Scott
Bartlett
Lemor
Markets by Wire Kansas May 3 Prices and Livestock
Kansas markets show receipts across cattle hogs and eggs with native steers around 1.25 to 8.10 and hogs near 9.10 to 299.20. Butter creamery 28 cents. eggs 5.35. No. 2 hard 1.10 to 1.12. Money on call in New York firm at 5 percent.
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Kansas Way
Jason
Money Market
New York
Sold School Deliberations End With Sale and Appointments
At the monthly board meeting the old Vermont school building sold for 4000 to J T Constant with Whitman Real Estate as the only rival bidder at 3800. Superintendent F P Smith was reappointed at the same salary along with H Olney as high school principal. Officers chosen include President George Innes and Clerk F P Smith.
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Vermont
J. T. Constant
Whitman Real Earate_exchange
F. P. Smith
F. H. Olney
George Innes
W. S. Metcalf
FP. Smith
Innes
Griffits
Weston Wins After Transcontinental Walk Reaches City Hall
Edward Paysey Westum completed a 3,483 mile walk in 77 days ending at 3:10 p.m. at New York City Hall. Mayor Gaynor welcomed him with a 400 purse from admirers as crowds cheered the sepia aged athlete who began in Los Angeles on February 1.
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New York
Gaynor
Los Angeles
Traders Cautious As Weather Spurs Market Slowdown
Chicago May 3 traders moved cautiously as forecasts of freezing temperatures dampened activity. Bulls and bears held back with scant offerings and moderate buying. Quotations opened steady then dipped. September futures hovered near 11.75 to 12.00 cents, later easing. Roy H. Monier of Columbia Missouri, Missouri University alumnus, visiting the Sig Alpha Epsilon house, serves as province president and discussed fraternity conference outcomes held in Kansas City.
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Chicago
Roy H. Monier
Columbis
Missouri University
Sig Alph House
Sizma Alpha Epsilon
Kansas City
Lost gold watch with monogram found in office reward offered
Classified items include a lost lady's gold watch bearing a monogram 1 H L 7 Liberal reward if returned to the office. Also wanted to buy an auto with cash value offered for real estate. McQuary Johnston advertises in Leader Bldg. Private sale this week includes piano incubator barber chair and gas stores from the late Mrs Caln. Bell phone 993 home 854 A B. Olmstead B F D 1.
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McQuary & Johnston
Chesp
Mra. 5. W. Caln'well
Killing frosts hit Nebraska and surrounding states
There were killing frosts in Nebraska last night and early today while weather was generally cloudy in the southwest. Temperatures around forty degrees were reported in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma and more frosts are expected tonight according to a Daily weather report from the University of Kansas.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Recital Echoes at Expressway Hall Honors Graduates
A large audience of over 600 attended last night’s graduation recitals for Miss Girayee Waugh and Miss Jendie Tardy at Expressway Hall. The program featured Waugh’s reading and Purdy’s singing with strong support from Miss Bailey and Miss Pearl Eines. The event ran long but showcased distinct performances across multiple voices and piano, with second recitals planned for May 12 under Gertrude Cooper and El izbeth Daun.
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Girayee
Jendie
Waiggl
Purdy Wade
Vane
Gaiuber
Mass Wangh
Dosey
Maida Adame
Githendt
Miss Waugh
Mies Wangti
Miss Bailey
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Miss Wanel
Miss Purdy
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Nuw
Wittein
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Hve
Anbgesador Gryce
Winifred van Vliet
Ross Yuutft
Gertrude Cooper
Elizabeth Daun
Mandevovke
Delta Omicron Omierun rally recalls invitations to May 20 dance
Delta Omicron Omierun recalled invitations for a Friday May 20 dance at Ecke's hall after board of education pressure aimed at preventing student indulgence. The move, urged by alumni, sought to convert the plan into a general subscription and avoid expulsion for pledges broken.
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Ecke
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Tran Serious
Dela Omicron Omi
Evryone
Schuel
Moulain
Qvtueation
Avaiuak
Rausas
Uv Lawrency
Board of Education
Roosevelt Visit Highlights Danish Royal Welcome
In Copenhagen on May 3 President Roosevelt and family visit Denmark becoming the first to see the Stars and Stripes at the royal court. They dine with Prince Christian and plan an excursion to Elsinore near Copenhagen, scene of Hamlet.
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Copenhagen
Rouse Aell
Im Frederick
Givin Prince
Christian
Delug
Roosevelt
Edward
Weils
Elsinore
von Copenhagen
Hamlet
Railroad Bill Amendments Battle in Senate
Senator Cummins withdrew his amendment to the traffic agreement provision as Senator Elking sought to table it. Elking withheld the Crawford Blkins amendment and Scouton Clay moved to strike the entire provision. A botched report mentions damages and a large loss from a later fire in Scamerset with 30 000 barrels destroyed valued over 350 000.
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Washington
Clay
Senator Elking
Cummins Widrew
Elking
Crawdford-Blkins
Scouton Clay
Lt Will’ Bel
Pink Love Sentenced in District Court
Pink Love was sentenced today in district court to 60 days in jail and a $300 fine plus court costs for Nell ing Hgquor.
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Pink
Love Today
Costa
Nelling Hgquor
Royal Trip to Copenhagen Honors Roosevelt Aboard Queen Maud
During a Danish and Swedish show of respect Roosevelt's party toured Copenhagen after a brief Danish visit. The Queen Maud welcomed them with royal honors, dipped flags and American airs played by warship bands as the steamer carried the party along the coast.
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Denmark
Roosevelt
Christiana
Ruth Bryan Leavitt Marries in Secret Ceremony
This morning at Fairview shortly after 9 o'clock Lieutenant Reginald Uweo and Ruth Bryan Leavitt were married with strict secrecy. Information on the wedding was withheld. In Toledo the former husband W H Leavitt announced plans for a lecture tonight and said he would pursue custody of their two children.
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Seb
Reginald Uweo
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Fairview
Toledo
Ohio
W. H. Leavitt
Leavin
More Delay in Haskell Trial in Muskogee Case
Tulsa Okla May 3 More delay in the trial of Governor Haskell and five others in the Muskogee town late case occurred as the federal court adjourned until a later term to permit Haskell to prepare continuance arguments. Judge Marshallo ordered a sweep until this afternoon with the implication that unless defendants prove they are deprived of material evidence he would refuse the continuances.
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Tulsa
Okla
Muskogee
Marshallo
Pathfinder crosses state line into Kansas from Oklahoma
The Glidden pathfinding car entered Kansas from Oklahoma near noon and was due to reach Wichita around six this evening.
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Pathfinder
Kansas
Wichita
Kans
Oklahomm
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