Judge to pass sentence this week in Hyde murder trial
Ty Ancodated Pron Kanaks Silly, Mo May 160 B C Hyde was found guilty of murdering Col Thomas H Mwope. Judge Latwhaw set open court sentencing pending a motion for a new trial. Attorneys pledged appeals. family displayed distress as verdict read.
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B. C
Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Mwope
Jow Clark
Lat Whaw
Dr. Hyde
Latahow
Dearia
Laura Hyde
Uluters
Onuwe Clarke
Frank Walsh
Hydewald
Jal HE Lavon
Napadate Equineer
Watch
Wald
Snidpreme
Federal investigation of sinking of packet mess
Federal investigation into the sinking of the packet City of Baltitte is ordered after twelve men died when it wrecked Wednesday night. The crew will be examined at Glen Park after the ship is salvaged. A May 19 report from Wilhelmahaven confirms a fatal explosion during division maneuvers off the coast, with one diver killed and two injured.
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St. Louis
Fiders
Baltitte
Glen, Park
Herlin
Wilhelmahaven
Ste
Morse Denied Habeas Corpus by Supreme Court
W Moran was denied the right to file an application for a writ of habeas corpus by the Supreme Court of the United States on May 16. The Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports the ruling.
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Morse
Associated Prone
Washington, D. C
Has. W. Moran
Supreme Court of the
United States
Evidence of Guardians Abuses Reported in Indian Counties
Guthrie May 12 The state commissioner for charities Minnie Kate Barnard reports widespread abuse of guardianship by federally appointed guardians of Indian orphans before statehood. In Pryor Creek Orphans Home fifty three Indian orphans. twenty seven own property, guardians divert proceeds, state bears costs.Barnard to pursue removal and accounting under new law allowing state courts to review guardianships.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Charition
Mini Kate Barnard
East
Alove
Muschl
Hoe
Pryor Creek
Minn Barnard
Supreme Court Fixes November 14 Date for Tobacco Trust Reboot
The Supreme Court of the United States set November 14 as the date for rebooting the tobacco trust. This announcement comes from Washington and is reported by Axenciated Press.
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Axenciated Press
Woshington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Tobacco Trust
Standard OF Camer
Kansas Liquor Law Challenge Before Judge Pollock
Federal Judge C Pollock heard arguments in a Kansas prohibitory law case in Kansas City Missouri regarding whether liquor may not be sold for medical or mechanical uses. The matter was taken under advisement as Samuel A Morrison sought an injunction to stop prosecution by County Attorney Joseph Taggart for selling liquors for medicinal and mechanical uses, contending the provision violates the US Constitution.
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Logan
Swope
Independence
Supreme Court
Dr. Hyde
States
Jefferson City
Latahan
Missouri
Wall
Kansas City
C. Pollock Thuwday
Kansas
Samuel A. Morrison
Kans
Joseph Taggart
United States
Taft Takes Responsibility for Ballinger-Pinchot Memo
President Taft publicly assumes full responsibility for the Lawler memorandum and the backdating of Attorney General Wickersham s summary in the Ballinger Pinchot matter. He says he reviewed all documents and drafted portions used to exonerate Ballinger while directing backdated material. Wickersham McKinley Nagel and Tabor officials joined the White House briefing.
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Washington
Taft
Lawler
Wicker Phan
Interior Department
Alot
Ballinger
Wickersham
Ballinger-Pinchot
Provident
Fnally
Goed
Wickereham
Lowe D. Brandery
Nelson
War Mckineon
Nagel
Commerce and Tabor Department
Hang Black Person In Jalil Yard
A mob of twenty five men hanged a Black person in Jalil Yard in Ashdown Arkansas after injuring a young white man named Brngat Hale last April. The accused was jailed but not yet tried when the mob killed him by lynching in the jail yard. Most participants were men. two remained unnamed.
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Jalil Yard
Associated Rrews
Little Rock
Ark
Stenographers Statement Costs Him His Position
Frederick M. Kerby, a stenographer in the Interior Department, was dismissed after making a statement on the Lawler memorandum and Glavia charges to the president. Secretary Ballinger ordered his discharge amid the ongoing matter. A separate May 14 motion for a new trial was filed for Captain Tillotson, convicted of kidnapping Marian Bleakley, with sentencing set after May 23 if the motion is denied.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Frederick M. Kerby
Secretary of the Interior
Lawler
Ballinger
Associated Prena Holtfo4d
Kane
Tillotson
Marian Bleakley
Association Plans Public Utilities on Spokane Reservation
Spokane article describes the Coeur d Alene Indian Reservation venture led by William M Maal Jr of Spokane planning to install electric power and telephone lines establish schools and churches build roads and press for rural mail routes for 1200 homesteaders. It outlines lumber mills, tools, groceries, a mutual profit system and a fire patrol working with government rangers.
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Spokane
Wash
Coeur -Alene
Washington Water Power Company of
Coeur d'Alene
Tekoa
Bpokane
Missoula
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Masi
America
Pty[atctana
Bond for honesty urged for Washington lawyers
Spokane May 13 Dundas Henderson of Spokane proposes a campaign for a legislative act requiring every lawyer admitted to the Washington bar to post a bond of not less than 5000 dollars guaranteeing honesty. He notes vagrant breaches of trust and cites Attorney Alexander H Gregg, jailed in Spokane for embezzling funds, as supporting evidence. Gregg confessed that his action may have been an utter irresponsibility when handling money, with a client, a working woman, losing 500 dollars. Gregg received a penitentiary sentence at Walla Walla with an indeterminate term not to exceed fifteen years.
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Spokane
Wash
Dundas Henderson
Washington
Alexander H. Gregg
Gregg
Walla Walla
Earthquake Recorded at Georgetown University and University of Kansas
An earthquake was recorded at Georgetown University in Washington at 3:20 a.m. lasting 48 minutes with motion east to west, indicating a source west of Washington. In Lawrence Kansas a velumograph logged a quake at 1:39 a.m. lasting nearly three hours, with Prof. Cady noting the epicenter 2000 to 3000 miles away and direction undetermined.
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Associated Prowa
Washington
D. C
Georgetown University
Lawrence
Kans
Velumograph
University of Kantan
Cady
Indictments Against Governor Kell to Be Pressed
The Department of Justice will press indictments against Governor Haskell of Oklahoma in the town for Indian land cases, following a decision by Attorney General Wickersham after a Taft conference. A fast pass on the matter is planned for early June.
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Associated Press
Wrebington
Haskell of
Oklahomm
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Taft
Department
Monument to Polish Heroes Unveiled in Washington
A Washington ceremony dedicated monuments to Polish heroes Pulaski and Kosciuszko with President Taft attending. The Pulaski statue stands in a triangle at 12th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, while Kosciuszko’s statue in Lafayette Park marks the opening of the First Polish National Congress. The event featured a military parade and highlighted Polish contributions to liberty and American history.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pulanki
Koseluiczko
America
Taft
Pulaski
Triangle
12Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dickinson
Kosciusenko
United States
Fort Myer
Nations Guard
District of Columbia
Tasker A. Bliss
Polash
Maeser
Brandywine
Savannah
Wasp
Chodzinak
Yorktown
Baron von Stephen
Andrew Jackwonte
Koncluseske
Europe
Asia
Deapotium
Kondasczko
Napoleon
Poland
Rumnin
Konclusceko
Dubbecka
Dimeelf
Paul
Alexander
Koschnesko
Supreme Court rules on depot building and utility regulation
Guthrie Ohio May 11 Three supreme court cases from the corporation commissioners are decided with two reversals. The Nowata depot case overturns an order to replace a nineteen year old depot at about twenty five thousand dollars, citing the commission cannot compel removal of a meeting standard structure. Lewis Hine case upholds commission authority to supervise a sole proprietor telephone company. Contempt case against Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe is reversed, upholding a higher switching charge justified by double handling of a car between lines.
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Guthrie
Ohio
Corporation Commissioners
Supreme Court
Nowata Depot
Tron Mountain Railroad Company
Commission
Donn
Corporation Commission
Lewis Hine
Purcell and Lexington Telephone Company
B.C. Wadlington Et al
Williams
RF RR
Ac Tully
By & Corporation
Justice Williams
al Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Elin
Oklahoma City
Katy
Santa Fe
Comminston
Oklahoma House adopts amendment on sale of segregated lands
Guthrie Oklahoma May 1. A House action on the Omnibus Indian bill allows sale under Interior regulations of surface segregated coal lands near McAlester for agricultural use. Chickasaw and Choctaw nations retain coal rights. Over 500000 acres in the third district could benefit more than five million dollars in Indian revenue and boost state tax rolls. Congress member McGuire introduced the measure. passage is anticipated in the Senate. An additional provision fixes thousands of inherited titles from the Creager bill.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Wallington Saga
House
Interior Department
McAlester
McGuire
Oklahoma
Open McGuire
All Members Urged To Attend Club Meeting
Ane Much Impressed With Vinita Mina Charlotta Archer superior tendant of schools in Mayen county expresses appreciation for the medal presented by the Commercial Club. She states teachers of northeast Oklahoma were highly impressed by Vinita and Kagpoline for the splendid manner in which the club entertained them during the March association meeting.
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Vinita
John Wise
Mina Charlotta Archer
Muperin
Achoole
Mayen
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Walsh
Association
Haskell
Sword
France
Crawcow
Staed
John Sehleski
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