Outlaws of Carroll County Face Prolonged Trial Costs
The Carroll county shooting case reveals Floyd Allen and kin facing long trials with heavy expenses. Baldwins detectives' payrolls, juror fees, witnesses, and guard costs mount, while the state contemplates asset seizures to cover bills. Sidna Allen and Wesley Tulwards remain at large as proceedings stretch.
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Baldwin-Felts
W. G. Baldwin
Essily
Carroll
Wytheville
Ageretea
Floyd Allen
Staples
Carroll County
Hooney
Claude Allen
Hillsville
Commonwealth
Sidna Allen
Wesley Tulwards
McCue
Othe
Canehe
Allen
Taft Roasts Bosses in Ohio Campaign Tour
Taft plans a strenuous Ohio swing starting in Marietta and visiting Caldwell Cambridge Newcomerstown Dennison Uhrichville St Clairsville Bellair Bridgeport and Steubenville. He will focus on attacking bosses trusts and recall of judges while Elihu Root and Knox join ahead of the primary to bolster his statewide effort.
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Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Hie
Marietta
Caldwell
Cambridge
Newcomerstown
Dennison
Uhrichville
St. Clairsville
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Steubenville
Ohio Valley
Taft
Republican Party
Toledo
Walter Brown
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Taft Iil
Cincinnati
United States
Elihu Root
Knox
Senators Elected by People Sparks House Ruckus
In Washington D C Southern Democrats oppose the Bristow amendment as Rep Rucker Missouri moves the conference report on direct popular election of US Senators. Georgia's Bartlett assails overreach of federal powers while Henry defends constitutional limits and enjoins calm, avoiding sectionalism.
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Washington, D. C
Rucker
Missouri
House
United States
Senate
Bartlett
Georgia
South
Clark
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Washington
Henry
Rules Committee
Tom
Oronco Holds Ground in Huerta Fighting at Bellano
Government troops under General Gonzales Salas led a retreat into favorable trenches at Bellano. Rebels under General Orozco claim victory as federal forces suffer heavy losses and retreat, while Orozco’s staff say the withdrawal is strategic and deny a defeat.
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Bellano
Mwex
Oronco
Huerta
Gonzales Salas
Orozco
Tin Plate King to Testify in Steel Trust Case
Daniel G. Reid known as the tin plate king and United States Steel director testified as the star witness in the government suit to dissolve the steel trust. He invoked his right to refuse to answer one question and admitted past roles with the American Tin Plate Company before joining U S Steel.
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New York
Daniel G. Reid
Tin Plate King
United States Steel Corporation
Reid
Dickinson
Richard V. Lindaburg
The
Steel Corporation
Rock Island
American Tin Plate Company
Elwood
Ind
American Tin Plate Company of
New Jersey
Tin Plate Corporation
United States Steel
Rela
Industrial Commission
Amerian Tin Plate Company
Need Amendment on Meat Inspection
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, prominent pure food expert, stated there is no doubt the Meat Inspection Act requires amendment. He argued that had its provisions been translated into enforcement, there would be no grounds for accusations of lax administration or the secret announcements that led to abuses in the meat inspection service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
Tronelad
Wiley
Meat Inspection Service
Floyd Allen Trial Faces Tight Security in Wytheville
Wytheville notes say Floyd Allen prefers death to prison and will be watched by detectives as the trial unfolds. Jasper Allen is watched for his temper. court prepares forty jury instructions. Mrs. Allen observes Mothers Day. judges read instructions. county treasurer lists $1,480 paid to witnesses.
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Wytheville
Floyd Allen
Wythe County
Floyd
Jasper
Jack
Staples
McCue
Sove
Allen
Hillsville
Roanoke
Claude Allen
Taft Attacks Roosevelt in Marietta Speech Tour
President Taft branded Theodore Roosevelt as an unsafe man and attacked him during a Marietta stop, railing against misquotations and criticizing a third White House term. He cited a deficit-to-surplus shift and warned that Roosevelt should face defeat if renominated, as drizzle dampened the crowd. Local politicians greeted the president as the tour continued.
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Roosevelt
White House
Republican Party
Tatts Jrst
Sutherland Tells of Guilty Letters
Walter D. Sutherland former bank cashier on trial in federal court at Abindun for embezzlement and absconding told of guilty letters from Centwood Virginia and other details as Bristol Tenn reports describe the proceeding and allegations in brief.
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Sutherland
Bristol, Tenn
Walter D. Sutherland
First National Bank of
Centwood
Abinsdun
Letters Of Endearment Mention Mrs Margaret Inclined Elopement Claim
W Sutherland denied parts of the story and that the letters were to elope. He said he did not take money and that someone higher up received it, asserting he acted to shield them. Sutherland’s wife and baby heard admission of authorship of the letters.
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Margaret la
W Sutherland
Sutherland
Nin
Deliberate plan to trap jurist in archbold inquiry
Washington report details extended House Judiciary Committee probe into Judge Robert W. Archbald of the Commerce Court. New testimony and documents, including notes shown to President Taft, reveal a bid to trap the judge with a calm bank coal pile deal. Witnesses from Scranton to Erie Railroad figure in the sprawling inquiry.
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Washington, D. C
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Judiciary Committee of
House
Scranton
Pennsylvania
W. P. Boland
Marion Coal Company
Archbald
Charles E. Cockrell
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. H. Meyer
Taft
Department of Justice
G. F. Brownell
Erie Railroad
Edward J. Williams
Brownell
May
Obert W. Archbald
Judiciary Committee
Allen B. Cockrell
Cockrell
Boland
E. J. Williams
J. H. Rittenhouse
Laurel Electric Line
Ealm
Eberhart
Adverse Supreme Court ruling on Brandt case
New York special report says the Supreme Court decision on Brandt’s case is purely technical. It concerns habeas corpus and does not affect claims that Brandt was railroaded to prison. The ruling limits review of detention legality and the circumstances of the inmate’s incarceration.
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New York
Supreme Court of
Brandt
Mortimer L. Schiff
Thorpe Does Great Work in Triangular Meet
In Philadelphia Pennsylvanian scored 32 points to Carlisle Indian School and Carnegie Technical School of Musburg. Thorpe the Cortisse Indian starred, winning high jump shot put and 22 yard hurdle, placing second in broad jump and 120 yard hurdle, third in 160 yard dash. He did not score in hammer throw.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvanian
Carlisle Indian School
Carnegie Technical School of
Musburg
Carnegie
Thorpe
Cortisse
Virginia State Fair changes leadership and racing notes
Mark R Lloyd resigns as Virginia State Fair Association secretary and manager. Abram Wickliff to lead in his place, bringing financial savvy and prior government and club roles. The piece notes racing plans, notable horse sires, and regional fair activity across Emporia, Winchester, and Richmond with stalls, purses, and forthcoming events.
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W. 3. Carter
Mark R. Lloyd
Virginia State Jats Association
Abram Wernwick
Lloyd
Aesocrasies
Gemens
Lloyd Motor Car Company
Warwick
Lloyd la
Virginia
United States Interal Revenue Department
Commonwealth Club
Virginia State Fair Association
Mutual
Corm Ninth
Malin Streets
BE. E. Goodwin
Empoct. Va
Emporia Fair Association
Emporia Fair
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