Crisis over Rail Bill Looms in Senate Battle
Washington May 9 The long fight over the railroad bill resumes with no clear winner. Aldrich supporters and insurgents anticipate a hotter week as polls and speeches shape votes on long and short haul clauses. Senators Crane Curtis and LaFollette clash over fate while Piles Poindexter Reed Smoot and Lodge plan public appearances to sway undecided lawmakers.
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Washington
Crane
Teadore
Curtis
House Inmirgents
Cannon
Senate
House
Noyes
Committee On Rules
Aldrich
Tn Iine
Piles
Seattle
Lo Therfore
Miles Poindexter
Lodge
Mansachiynette
New England
Reed Smoot
LaFollette
Borah
Baynter
Clay
Georgia
Labollette
World Libel Case Docketed Against Government Purchase
The United States sues Presa Publishing company alleging libel of President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt in connection with the government purchase of the Panamexon title. The docket was entered in the Supreme Court and the government seeks an early hearing at the fall session.
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Preas
Washington, J
United States
Presa Publishing Company
New York World
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles P. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Testimony on Cyanide Link in Col Swope Case
Associated Press reports in Kansas City May 6 that chemist Dr Walter M Cross testified the cyanide sign in Col Swope's stomach could come from mixing formaldehyde injected into embalmed fluid with body ammonia. He said formaldehyde and ammonia form hydrocyanic acid, the poison in cyanide. He also linked the typhoid epidemic at the Swope home to unsanitary conditions. The chemist testified after a prior property exam at Mrs Swope's request before court adjournment.
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Associated Press
Kaunnas City
Col. Swope
Walter M. Cross
Hyde
Cross
Swope
Mra. Swope
Denial of Testimony in Hyde Murder Trial
Mrs Hyde testified in her husband’s murder case in Kansas City Missouri May 9 denying the state’s witnesses accounts. She struggled with tears when cousin Miss Hutton was mentioned but recovered to present a clear, general denial of the alleged occurrences.
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Associated Press
Kanene City
Hyde
Walsh
Football Changes Make the Game Safer
Walter H. McKersoll argues the Intercollegiate rules committee’s changes will curb dangerous plays, limit forward passes behind the line, and reduce yardage to be gained in three downs. The reforms should shift play toward shorter passes and old style drives, enhancing safety and restoring a pre1905-06 balance in college football.
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Walter H. Mckersoll
Chicago Tribune
New York
Daya
Appropriation Bill Passed As Senate Sends Large Budget
Washington reports the sundry civil appropriation bill totaling 11.85 million dollars, second largest, sent to the house by Rep Tawney. It funds most government branches, notably Panama canal continuation at 37.86 million, New York post office cap increased, and funding for public buildings, engravin g and printing, and the Hague arbitration expenses.
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Wickersham
Secretary of War
Panama Canal
Washington
House
Tawney
Minnesota
Committee On Appropriations
Treasury
District of Columbia
Revenue Cutter Service
Marine Hospital Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Phillippines
Hawaii
White House
New York
Public Trade Service
New York Post Office
Sub-Treasury
Capitol
Iowa
1910 Stallions and Jacks at South Wilson Street Vinita Okla
The barn announces the 1910 season featuring Percheron stallion Percheron register 41023 with 80 crosses, alongside DENMARK the Kentucky saddle horse, a top breeder of fine colts. Prices listed: Terma Duke of France $20 per living colt, Denmark $10 per living colt, Taita $10 per living colt.
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My Barn
South Wilson Street
Vinita
Oklo
Denmark
United States
D. S. Warren LS. Wilson St
Oklahoma
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Washington Notes
House Committee On Rules
Canton
Sugar Trust
Roosevelt
Ronin Law Longworth
Supreme Court
Panama
Department of State
Hague Tribunal
North Atlantic
Great Britain
H. Wilson
Attorney-At-Law
Empire
Okla
Duke of
France
James S. Davenport
Oke
New Halsell
Commonwealth Land Company
Hassell
Vinita, Okle
Rex Forrest
Geo. M. Martin
Vinita, Oklahoma
Halsell Building
F. M. Gwinnup
Son Vinita, Ohlamoma
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Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly
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Kansas City
Pau al
Cobb Hotel
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