Hyde Gase On Trial For Swope Murder Case
Dr. C B Hyde faces murder charges in Kansas City linked to the death of Colonel Thomas H Swope, the wealth, philanthropist uncle of Hyde s wife. The indictment accuses poisoning with strychnine and other counts of murder and attempted murder amid a complex family and wealth motive.
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Kansas City
C. B. Hyde
Latshaw
Thomas H. Swope
Swope
Hyde
Kcian
Colonel Swope
Dr. Hyde
Mrs. Hyde
Conkling
B. C. Hyde
Theysician
Col
Thomas H. Wope
Murer
Col. Swope
Chris Swope
James Moss Hunton
Thomas HW. Swope
James M. Hunton
Col Swope
Independence
Swope deaths study herb doctor link amid poisoning probe
Investigation into the Swope deaths notes that Swope received treatment from an herb doctor named Jordan and many expect this to influence the case. A separate sale notice offers a piano, sewing machine, Premo camera, and Oliver typewriter at 109 N Ky Ave. 3212.
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Swope
Jordan
Premo
Oliver
N. Ky. Ave
Wool Market Prices In St Louis Reported By Dealers
The April 11 market bulletin from St Louis lists Woolsteady territory and western mediums at 22 to 24, fine mediums at 18 to 20, and fine at 11 to 14 cents per pound, reflecting current price ranges for buyers and sellers.
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St. Louis
Cudahy says no reconciliation with wife after attack
Pasadena April 11 Michael Cudahy father of Jack Cudahy denies any reconciliation with his wife following an assault on Jere Lillis a Kansas City banker and rejects reports he traveled to Kansas City to broker a reconciliation.
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Pasadena
Calif
Michael Cudahy
Jack Cudahy
Jere Lillis
Kansas City
Tommy Burns Wins Australian Heavyweight Title
Tommy Burns defeats Bill Lang in Sydney on April 11 to win the Australian heavyweight title after a 20 round fight. Burns led early but weakened late as Lang rallied, with McIntosh scoring the decision for the American on points despite mixed reactions from the crowd.
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Sydney
Tommy Burns
Bill Lang
Australia
Burns
Lang
Lane
McIntosh
Pneumonia Fatal to Young Union Man Melvin Wren
Melvin Wren aged 28 died at 4 30 Sunday afternoon at 222 East Seventh street after eight days of pneumonia He leaves a wife and one child eight years old Funeral held at two o clock this afternoon from the glery undertaking rooms with Elder Geo Fowler conducting beside the grave at South Side cemetery Roswell local union of the American Federation of Labor had charge of the funeral and burial
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Melvin Wren
East Seventh Street
Glery Undertaking Rooms
Geo. Fowler
South Side Cemetery
American Federation of Labor and
Roswell
Cadets Pass Notable War Department Inspection
The Military Institute undergoes its annual War Department inspection led by Captain Michael J. Lenihan of the 25th Infantry. Officials note improved results, with the institute ranked as a first class military school, and Roswell residents applaud the sunrise parade and drills on Military Hill. Tomorrow continues with Butt's Manual, skirmish drills, and field operations ahead of Governor Mills May 23 visit.
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The
Military Institute
War Department
Michael J. Lenihan
25Th Infantry
Washington
Lenihan
Roswell
Military Hill
Butt
U. S. War Department
Mills
Supreme Court Reargs. Standard Oil and Tobacco Cases
Washington April 11 the U S Supreme Court reargues the United States cases against the American Tobacco Company and Standard Oil following Justice Brewer's death. With Justice Moody sick only seven Justices remain. outcome undecided. Wall Street lifts stocks on news. McFie nominated to New Mexico Supreme Court. Senate rails against railroad bill provisions. House rejects paying for Speaker Cannon's auto. Roosevelt invitation lands in Deadwood. Bullock to meet in London around May 2.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court of the United States Today
United States
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Co
Brewer
Standard Oil
Moody
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Supreme Court
American Tobacco
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
American
McFie
Taft
John R. MecFie
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Senate
Dixon
Montana
Sam
Joe
Cannon
House
Roosevelt
Deadwood
S. C
Seth Bullock
Theodore Roosevelt
England
Moore's Fountain Opens at Pecos Valley Drug Store
Moore's Fountain at the Pecos Valley Drug Store was formally opened Saturday night, drawing a large crowd despite stormy weather. Orchestral music enhanced the event and ladies received car nation favors. Free drinks were served and many young people danced for about thirty minutes after the opening.
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Moore
Pecos Valley
Census Enumerators Prepare for 13th U S Census
Washington reports that on Friday the 15th a force of about 70,000 census takers will begin counting the population across 45 states plus two territories, Hawaii and Porto Rico, with Alaska and other dependencies excluded. The operation, funded at roughly $5.5 million, will cover population, agriculture, mining and manufacturing, and will yield 12 to 15 volumes published over the next two to three years.
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Washington
United States
Sam
Union
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Guam
New York
Nevada
Durand
Census Officials Expect Population Near Ninety Million
Census Director E Dana Durand foresees a ninety million population estimate for the United States, based on expert calculations and prior growth trends. The final national total will not be known until autumn, with early returns arriving in June. Innovations aim to improve accuracy by prebriefing farmers and urban households, and by heightened supervision of enumerators.
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E. Dana Durand
Roswell Receives First 1910 Franklin Cars
Harris Fitzgerald brings in three Franklin automobiles, a 28 hp touring car, a 18 hp touring car, and an 18 hp model with a hamper, all of which draw attention from observers as the new arrivals to the city.
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Franklin
Harris & Fitzgerald
New Lyric Show Promises Fresh Pictures and Vaudeville
At the Lyric on Main and Fifth the evening program features a fresh set of pictures and vaudeville acts. Each night brings something new for patrons.
Exceptional Opportunity Cottage For Sale By Owner
Strictly modern up to date east front cottage with five rooms and bath. Well located and a bargain as owner is leaving the city. Apply B. R. care Record.
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B. R
Kansas City Stock Market Report Details Apr 11
Cattle receipts total 11 000 with 1 500 southern. prices range from 3.75 to 8.30 for various categories. Hogs 9 000 mainly 10.10 to 10.36, heavies 10.30 to 10.40. lambs 8.00 to 9.75, muttons 6.50 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 16 000 with 16 to 15 cents gain. Market trends show cattle and hogs down about a dime, sheep up slightly.
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Kansas City
Miners Meet Operators to Settle Strike in Midwest
In Kansas City on April 11 representatives of the United Mine Workers and the mine operators of Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas met in joint conference to end the wage dispute that sparked a 35,000 miner stoppage since April 1.
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Kansas City
Union Coal
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
National Tube Co Sees 4100 Return To Work After Strike
All but the bolt mill with 800 employees resumed operations at National Tube Co Lorain Ohio. About 4100 workers returned to their jobs today across most departments after a stoppage.
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National Tube CO
Lorain
Qchio
Bolt
The
Wreck on Rock Island Kills One in Iowa
A Rock Island passenger and freight train collided head on at Garrison near Cedar Rapids Iowa this morning injuring fifteen and fatally harming one person. Local crews responded and investigators began work on the scene. The accident disrupted morning rail service and the region began assessing damages and safety measures.
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Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Garrison
Here
Everything C. O. D. Phone 426 Meacham Ad
Classified ad fragment indicates a contact listing for W. B. Meacham offering C. O. D. services under the heading Everything. The text includes a phone number 426 and a partial name, suggesting a small local advertisement.
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W. B. Meacham
Mr Roosevelt And Pinchot Meet In Italian Forest
In Porto Maurizio Italy on April 11 Mr Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot once head forester of the USDA met at Miss Carew’s villa veranda at nine in the morning and later walked into a northern forest. Pinchot said little to reporters about the Clef interview. The gathering was cordial with Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Carow present at luncheon.
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Porto Maurizio
Italy
Roswell Battery A earns praise from national guard officers
The War Department Battery A inspection in Roswell drew high praise from Capt. F. B. McCoy of Fort Wingate and Adjutant General C. S. Brookes of Santa Fe. Despite a short notice and 111 of 133 present, inspectors lauded Roswell’s performance and the unit’s ability to handle the Light Battery of New Mexico.
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War Department
Battery A
National Guard of
New Mexico
Roswell
F. B. McCoy
Fort Wingate
U. S. Army
C. S. Brookes
Santa Fe
McCoy
Grand Central Hotel
General Brookes
Willson
Barlow
Seaman
The
Military Institute
Murray
Bremond
Hurd
Malone
Dow
Alamogordo
Fred Hunt Limping After Nail Injury
Fred Hunt is hobbling with a sore foot after stepping on the sharp end of a nail. The incident left him briefly incapacitated and seeking minor medical attention.
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Fred
Hunt
Roswell Weather Report April 11 Roswell N M
U S Weather Bureau local report shows 6:00 a m observation with max 78 min 45 mean 62 and 9 hundredths inches precipitation. Wind north at 2 miles per hour. Clear weather with tonight and Tuesday forecast as fair. Comparisons note last year’s extremes 81 and 43 and 90 and 25 in 16 year record.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell N. M
Roswell
Tonigat
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Finley Rubber CO
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Justice Brewer
Parsons & Lawrence
Kansas City Life
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U. S
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J. R
Tute
Nepolitan Sundae
Pecos Valley Drug CO
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