Doping Trial Over Caldwell Horse Case Ends in Acquittal
A long trial recounts allegations that James Powers and Charles Crouse doped the Caldwell horse at a May race. Witness testimony fluctuates from sworn accusations to defense refutations as the court grounds a verdict of no binding over Powers after serious questioning and perjury charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Jas. Powers
Chas. Crouse
Messrs
Camp
Hullinger
Jones
Britt
Johnon
Hoyle
Hoy
J D Powers
Geo. Brown
Sherrill
Monahan
U. S
Marshall
Josie Holliday
Mill Ward
C. C. Rich
al Hatch
Lon Whittaker
Chadwick
Sherrill and Brown
Powers
Will Whittaker
BE. W. Guyman
Whittaker
L. H. Pierson
James Johnson
Crouse
C. W. Henry
McDonald
U. S. ‘Army
Patrick Far
Edward Redmond
Henry LaCourse
John Monary
Das
David Karren
Defendant
Oscar Collet
Chas
Carroll
John Pope
C. B. Atwood
I. F. Odekirk
K. S. Lundy
Pat Far
Wm. Evans
Doper
Brown
Wren Hatch
Wren
Hateh
Dave Woodruff
Evans
Squire Pardy
Mr. Crouse
Wes
Towers
The Law of Hospitality and Stranger Accusations
A historical piece argues hospitality demands fair treatment of strangers and critiques trial bias. It questions the reliability of witnesses Mrs Holliday and the Johnson boy, notes the improbability of coincidences, and calls for expert veterinary input to determine if a crime occurred.
Give Me My Marbles Race Row Sparks Claims
A May article mocks allegations against Red Boy and his backers after a recent race. It argues the bay horse had optimal track, wind, training, and management, and denies improper influence or entry tampering by outsiders from Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heroe
Red Boy
Arkansas
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Tan Kempton
Parks
Atty
Mrs. Holliday
Johnson Boy
Mr. Powers