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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Ramona rs making q determined
fight against constitutional amend
ment No. /, providing for the prorat-
ing OF thN school taxes derived from
the public service corporations, said
Ebert Creel OF Ramona last night In
an Interview. Together with super
intendent Of Schools, l.. j. Burton
he cnme to Tulsa last night TO enlist
the aid of the local school authorities
In the fight on the amendment which
Is denounced as having a tendency to
wreck the schools Of the OIL district
I'VE have an assessed valuation Of
Sa,JOO,000,' said Mr. Creel. "Ovei
four hundred school children are en-
rolled and we last week completed a
100000 school building. In case this
amendment passes we viii lost 92 per
cent OF our school revenue.
Tho districts most seriously affect
ed were not aware OF the dangers OF
the amendment until few weeks ago,
and 80 we have had no time for the
conducting OF a systematic campaign.
We had Co go down into our pockets
10 pay for the literature we are using
to warn the public of the danger OF
the amendment
II believe that Tulsa County VIII
lose over $780, 900 for her schools IN
case the amendment carries. We viii
lose s05,307 In actual figures and wo
viii only get a distribution Of S12.AO2
In return.
"The chairmen Of both political
parties in Washington County have s-
sued a Joint resolution denouncing the
amendment The same conditions
prevail In Usage County At the
present time the oil district is able 20
maintain good schools. The pipe line
companies own most of the taxable
property and II the amendment Is
passed. the oil field viii lose the only
possible means Of supporting their
school system.
The oil fields are hard hit In the
proposed amendments. Take away the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
QUAKER CITY
FEARS STRIKE
PHILADELPHIA PLANS FOR AN.
OTHER MOTOR CAR STRIKE.
LULL IN EXPRESS STRIKE
settlement Of New York Strike dc.
laycd by the
strikers.

iv Associated Prufs
Philadelphia, Nov Although the
leaders ot the union motormen and
conductors expressed themselves me-
hopeful of avertlng another strike
against the PHILADELPHIA Rapid Tran
sit Company the police today con.
tinued Preparations looking toward
further trouble
Mayor Reyburn expressed the opin-
ion that rout of town agltators
would succeed In forming another
strike"
National organizer G, O, Pratt OF
the Amalgamntcd Association OF Street
and Electric Railroad Employees meet
with the executive committee OF the
Clrmens Union today and discuss the
future of arbiters elected TO decide
the points which have arisen In con-
STRUNG the agreement entered Into at
the conclusion OF the last strike. At
the close OF the meeting Pratt made
the following statement IAN honor
able settlement Of the controversy in
vrlying the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
SIT Company and the Carmen Is de-
sired by the people, | am hopeful
tlpt such a happy conclusion can be
reached"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
RED TAPE CAUSED
MANIAC TO SHOOT
PHILADELPHiAN CREATED CON.
STERN ALTON WHEN HE FIRED
OFF BLANK CNRTRIDGES.

BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Nov i.-Elarry Clark.
Il demcnted man of j5, created much
excitement IN the city hall when I'm
the presence OF Director of Public
Saftey CLAY. nc drey a baby hammer
less revolver OF the smallest calibre
and fired two shots which conyerslng
with the director
The attaches Of the directors Of
fee. believing their chief to have been
shot, rushed on the man and over
powered him. A hurried examination
revealed the fact that he tiny weapon
contained blank cartridges.
Rumors Of an attempted assassin
alton spread throughout the city and
It was some time before friends were
assured that the shooting was more
Of q Joke than a tragedy Clark, who
lives In the same ward with the di-
rector. called 10 ask permission TO sell
q novelty on the streets. Clay told
him to make application In the usual
way This seemed TO excite the Wis.,
itor and he drew the revolver and
fred. Clark was later sent to the
Philadelphia hospital for the insane,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
Deadlock IN New York.

by Assoriutod Press
New York, Nov 1.-The quarrel be-
tween the six trans-contlnental ex-
press companies and their employees
of the metropolitan district slid rather
bllndly into deadlock II Is said, in
directly, hut with good warrant for
belief that they were afraid OF the as
snrnnce from the state board OF mo-
diators, that their grievances would be
tovorahly listened to II they would
consent to forego their cardinal de-
mand for the recognition OF the union
the international Brotherhood of
Toamsters In mass meeting the
men resolved that they would stay out
until the union is recognized.
The action was the one positive
development OF the day. Elsewhere
there were conferences among the la
Dor leaders and between Mayor Gay
nor and Francis $. Bangs. counsel for
the Adams Express Co.. and Vice
President Stockton OF the Wells-Fargo
Company. No final word was issued
from any of them.
Tho only act taken by the mayor
was to uphold the city ordinance re-
curing that all express drivers must
be licensed by the cIty--a requirement
that bars the employment of strike
breakers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
YOUTH RESCUED
FROM LYNCHERS
DEPUTY SHERIFFs PULL DOWN
YOUTH WHO ABDUCTED
LITTLE GIRL.

By Ass0ciated Press
Warsaw, Mo. Nov, l.--Heury Miller
aged nineteen who resides in "A cabin
in the Green River hills was placed in
jail today after having a narrow es-
cape from lynching nolr his home last
night. Two deputy shenns rescued
him after mob had tied hitching
strap around his neck and started to
swing him from the limb of tree
The ofenae which caused the mob
10 attack Miller was the abduction Of
Elsie Eye. AN eight-yoar-old child.
Blacking his face with stove polish,
Miller. armed with shotgun, caught
the girl while she was PLAYING in the
road with several schoolmatcs, and
carried her to his cabin. When her
brothers attempted 10 follow the cou-
PIE, Miller frightened them away with
the gun. The boys told their mother
that the girl had been kidnapped, and
posse was organized The girl WAS
found I'm Millers Obin. II was nee
essary 10 force the door In order TO
gain an entrance as Miller put up a
hard fight against the child's rcscucrs.
II Is said that the girl was unframed,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
AGED LATHARIO
SOUGHT DEATH
AFTER sUHRENDERING YOUTH
FUL BRIDE. Old MAN AT
TEMPTED SUICIDE.

D. Associated Ffess.
Dresden Tenn Nov 4 Despond-
ent because he was forced to surren-
der his eighteen-yea bride, Thorn
rs Gaskins, sevcnty-hve years old, a
wealthy planter, stabbed himself with
pocket knife at his home near
Dresden this afternoon inllicting
wounds which viii probably termln-
ate fatally.
Following the death Of his wife
three weeks ago GasElns. despite par
entail objections. secured the consent
Of LlZize McDaniels TO marry him.
Yesterday he rode 10 the Mcdaniel
home astride mule and held the
famsy pt bay under cover OF a re-
yclvor and rode away with the young
woman seated behind him. lie rode
to Paris. where they were married at
4 o'clock this morning
In the meantime the sheriff, ut the
request of the girls father went in
pursuit Of the elopers. When he over
took them Gasklus submitted to ar
rest, His wife climbed into the hug-
~ with the sheriff and the three con
tinued to Dresden, Gaskins riding
ahCnd on the mule. on the way Gas
kine escaped and when found at his
home several hours later was prac-
tlcally In a dying condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
TEDDY TALKS
ON EDUCATION
COLONEL ADDRESSES GREAT
CROWD Az DIES MONIES TEACH
IitS' MEETING.

N Associated Pfob8.
uo8 Moiues Nov Every seat
In the Coliseum, which holds ten thou
sand persons, was fllled when Roose-
welt addressed the Teachers Associa-
tion and several thousand who wished
to buy tickets were unable to procure
thcm.
l,nohcvclt told the teachers that the
school Of the Americans. had not bees
adapted TO present conditions as sue
cosslully as those Of some OF the for
eign countries, notably Germany and
Japan unless we recognize certain
evils thai have Grown up In our edu-
cation sNitem,' he continued. much
of their value win disappear
The colonel said that the schools
should train the boys toward farm
aud shop and not away from them.
tle thought 1t a bad thing for boy
To hcr0mo poor clerk when he
would make a good blacksmith and
THAI Industrial training should be eN-
tended 20 an grades Of schools ana
ceilegcs so that every college student
should be taught some trade.
senator Cumming sat ON the plat
form ut tho rally In the Auditorium
and Roosevclt's praise Of him
bought out n cheer from the crowd
which Jhronged the building The
colonel said that he had been talking
OF Iowa politics In New York much
to the fright of certain persons, and
u:s I'd his hearers 10 stand by the To-
wa Republican ticket
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
ALASKAN TOWN
Is ffARfO LOST
TIDAL WAVE THOUGHT TO HAVE
WIPED OUT VILLAGE NEAR
NOME.

by Associated Press
Nome. Alaska. Nov. l.-lt IL fear
ed that solomon. Il settlement OF a
dozen houses situated on the beach
of Northonsound, 23 miles east OF
Nome, was Wiped out by an unusual
tidal disturbance which sent flood
OF water In from the Behring Sea
yesterday inundatlng the camps along
the coast and wrecklng the fllmsy
buildings clustered In the exposed
places on the beach.
The telephone line between Nome
and Solomon was carried out. and no
word has been received from the
camp. In former days Solomon had
a population Of 500, but in recent
years has dwndled to a small settle
nent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Sptelal 20 the World.
Guthrie, oct, i.--From source OF
information considered reliable It IS
lc'rned that the state capital contru-
versy between the cities OF Guthrie
and oklahoma city VIII be decided by
the state supreme court on November
9th or Il few days later, The trlhuna!
adjourned yesterday TO meet In special
session that day following the elec-
tion, when II II believed the decision
will hn bundled down. The session is
subject 70 the call Of the chief justice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Special No ihc World,
Guthrie. okla. Nov The state
buard of agriculture b. corresponding
with a. -. Melvin chief uf tho fedeml
bureau a. animal industry In an eu-
dcavor 10 get the bureaus consent
tu the movement ot cattle across spcc-
al quarantine lines In oklahoma
where o system OF tick eradication
has been In effect Dr. Allen, the lo-
cal government Inspector, has rcc-
commended this uction to Chief Mel
vim and the state board win know
In q few days whether or not the re-
quest viii be granted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
TELLS STORY OF
TINES DISASTER
PHOENIX NATTER RELATES SEN
SATiONAL STORY. But WHEN
ARRESTED DENIES.

~ Associated Press.
Phoenix. AriZ. Nov. 1 "A sensa-
tlonal story Of participating in the de-
struction OF the Los Angeles Times
building was told by Edward Gilham,
a waiter in a Chinese restaurant M
the Salvation Army needing last night.
Gilham was Immediately arrested, but
today denies the truthfulness Of the
story saying that he was drunk.
Gillian said that he was one Of the
seventeen bl!ndfolded men who drew
lots at the Los Angeles union head
quarters ana that he was one of the
three chosen TO blow up the Times
building. lie said that the plan was
TO blow up the paper after II went 90
press, but some Of the employees, on
connecting the wires, caused the cS-
plosion to occur shortly after I o'clocl,
in the morning In Los Angeles he
was known as King,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
Mcalhcr CONDITION. rn.ellIcd.

by Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. 4.--rhc weather
bureau in % general forecast predicted
light, variable winds becoming north
crly. on the west Gu'f coast.
Unsettled conditions covered the
belt stretching from Texas to Mime
sofa and rain was reported from the
central Mississippi valley Snow or
rain occurred In the west lake region
and the upper Mississippi valley and
a scattered precipitation was felt In
the Rocky Mount1in states. A con
siderable fall Ia the temperature
spread southWard over Colorado and
Kansas, but the conditions are moder-
ating the far northwest,
The weather over the plains states
in the northwest promises fair Satur-
day and Sunday, ana unsettled con-
ditions ne likely in Colorado and the
far southwest. The temperature win
fall considerably over the Gulf states
by Saturday. Storm warnings are dis
played on the Atlantic coast from
Cape Henry to Eastport.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

EY NHsnriOiUd Tr0sN-
State Attorney Maymun. Judge Kay-
nnaugh late today appointed former
Judge John Barton Payne as special
states attorney 20 investigate the
Ch'rges OF conspiracy made by Way
man against ATTORNEY Charles IL. Erh-
stein and others The action Us the
to have the CHICAGO Bar Association
begin disbarmcnt proceedings against
Wayman for alleged hrihing. Erhstein
said today that DC WIS once concerned
in case where Wayman hribed "a
juror
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
GRAND JURY BUSY
IN ERBSTfIN CASE
iIE, MBRIDE. Nr NL. INDICTED
SnOETLf AFTER ORDERS
ARE RECElVED.

bt Nenn'IIou ilth'.
Chicago Nov within two hours
after Judge Eayuuaugh issued orders
IN connection with the special inquiry
the grand jury rotumod indictments
against Erbstein Mcbride and others
chuged with conspiracy 10 do an llc-
sal act
Three unidentified men are also
specified in John Doe indictments re-
turned by the srnd jury in connec-
ton with the Erlstcin case aud the
illcgul conspiracy against Wayman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
rhough sIush 10 menr .. II.

by Associated Press.
Des Moncs Nov Through snow,
sleet, rain and biting cold Theodore
Roosevelt campaigned over Iowa to-
day IA behalf Of the Republican tick
ct Ills reception was cordial, and the
people pattered through the slush and
crowded to see him and hear him
speak In behalf Of Charles Grllk, of
Davenport, Republican candidate for
congress.
Mr.. Roosevelt was here last month.
He has been criticized In this state
by persons who believed he espoused
one set of doctrines In the West and
another in the East but he found "a
hearty welcome awaiting him when
he came here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
NcM l.ngInnI sIorm sMrpl.

By Assotlultd Press.
Boston, Mass, Nov i,-The Vs,orm
which enVeloped Nav England last
ni5ht and today continued tonight and
according to local forecastcr there Is
little promise Of clear skies before TO-
morrow afternoon
Bostun suffered little from the
storm, for although It rained amos.
continuously during the last day only
l19 inches fell. The wind reached a
ms ximum Neitty Of about thirty
miles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
MURDER JURY HANGS.
No Verdict IN Red Fox Case Afies
Long Debate.

BN Associated Iresa'
Fayetteville, Ark, Nov 49, After
being out more than one hundred and
forty hours, the jury i'm the Red FoS
murder case reported to Judge MAJ
pies of the Circuit Court hate today
that II could not reach a verdict and
was discharged The poll oc the jury
showed that II stood eight for con-
victlon and four for acquittal.
Fox was tried for completely In the
murder and robbery of Mrs. Wrinkle
man. rocluse year ago. His alleged
uccompllce Gus Smtn, committed
suicide utter being arrested in Cal
ifornia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
YATES HELD roR KILLING.
l. Thought tn Be Maj. Who slew
NCn thy Greek Indian.

special 10 the World.
Sapupa okla. Nov T. l--Sapulpa,
Okla. Nov. 4.-llarry Yates a white
man. IS lansuishng In enc county JAN
charged with the killing OF Ben
Wadswurth, a wealthy Creek Indian,
lat Depew last night Yates asserts
his innocence and refuses to discuss
the tragedy.
Following the killing Of Wads-
worth. suspicion pointed strongly 90
Yates because OF eStenuatng circum-
stances. aud Yates arrest followed.
The killing i thought to have been
the cuiminaSon of an intimacy said
to have existed between Yates and
Wadsworth' wife, who is a whi,e wo-
man. Yates - said to have been in
fatuated with the woman. Wads-
worth on several occasions is said 20
have warned Yates to cease his atton-
ti0ns to his wife. Wadsworth's ul-
legged slayer Is about % years old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Ey NsfOclNIud ITts8'
Scranton, Pa, Nov 1.-The storm
which struck this section OF Pennsyl-
Nania last nigh, developed into almost
q blizzard, Fifteen inches of snow
had fallen up to this evening ana stlll
continue.
The storm Is responsible for col-
lsion of freight trains near fores,
CITY, I'm which Henry Grafton of car
bondalc, was killed and two Others
injured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
SHOULD DEFEAT
TIE AMENDMENT
SUIT MASTERS SAYS SCHOOLS
WILL LOSE THOUSANDS.
CAMPBELL MaDE MISTAKE
BY Opposing Plan Each Student Nill
BE aI3 Better Oli--Citivs of state
Take Up Fisht.

Ihe BOARD OF education i'liel To-
meet In peclal session llt nigh, t0
runsller tb, nuestion of constitutional
amendment No proyidlnp for tho
prorntiup of schoou tayes owing Ia
tbo stirrinc times i'm politics
THAT th,re is to be- "A drtrrmled
fi.ht nu thn rrnpoyitl,u from the
staudpoint Of those Interested In tlo
weltnfe of tbo rcbools of Tulsn ana
11llg, Countv ms well as In alpog,
every div Of ropsoapcnee I'M nh parts
of tbo gtota a. ryideuced m ana lnter-
view ,,ltn. A. q. Masters ruprrintcnd-
emf of tlc Tulsa schools. Yesterday
.,toplnr
In declaring that tho amendment
should bo defeated. ana u pNinr his
reasons for his opinlou. Mir Alagtrrs
said.
"Thc mon or tbc civ uust aviation
and do active work every dav from
now ON to election limo Amendment
40. / must bc defeated or the city and
.c1uuN ,yiil lose thous,nds ana thou-
yapds of dollars. Hero are the firlrcs
tal,on from the records I'm the ,or,ntv
clerks Office and from patc 80 of
tho Annual Report of the state Audi
Tor for 1901. The total asscstcd vail
unIion for the public service corpnr-
ntiouH railroads express couiponies.
telegram. tolophone. nine limo and
Pulmpu company I'm the state of ok
lahoma ls s207.201GIG This divid-
cd bv 512O07 inc scholastic ,oniiio- -
tion of Oklahoma ms received today
from tbc state superintepdeut's Of
flee. gives S9gg as assessed valuation
per canito for eocb child of school nee
i'm Oklahoma
"rhe value of the six p,bllr sorry
ice corporations named above in Tul n
County. according to the report of the
state auditor on mage 80 h SlO.Of5.-
652 1his number divided la S.5G7
,ho sebcIastic populntlon of Tulsa
County as taken from tho county gu-
perintendent's office. pivee sum of
x1flq for every child ~ scb"oI o,,e u
The county Are NO toing ia throw
away our birtbripht I'm this county and
take N valuation OF S3g9 whom Ne now
have sf.14g from tho puhlin cornnr-
alfonso
.But what of ibc Tulsa dlen.lotY''
gnid Mr. Masters "rhis nfternor N
Comfy Superintendent Sattgast and
/ went over ne figures IN lhe county
clerks office ana bore ia ohnt ,yp
FIND: Tine total assessed Vnlle of the
.publlc service cornorotiops d0ino b,,s.
mess I'm more than one county. int as.
sossed In Tulsa district (Which Is yrry
much larger tban the ci,,o rs 81 -
ggG.gSS. go This divided bv l0ii.
the scholastic popi,lation of the Tul.
So district aives SIT9 ms tho assassad
valuation pcr cnnito I'm some coees
one coruorntlon was listed under
some i've or six heads nv opnoeing
The Amendment Tulsa naonIe Mn he
S7g better off nor scholastic child
when il comes to assessing the nuh.
Ne -ervice corporationn Air Satt-
.gls. - far,iIiay MIN ,h cl,,,,., ,'rd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
EAST IS SWEPT
BY SNOW STORM
FIFTEEN INCHES or SNOW AND
RAIN ON COAST.
UNSETTLED IN WEST
Weather Bureau Issues special Bullc-
tin Dca ing With storm
Conditions

by Associated Press
Baltimore, Nov. A storm which
began last night and reached the pro-
portions cf small blizzard abatcd
this afternoon, snow has ceased lall-
ing and the wind tonight greatly de-
creased in velocity Shipping Inns
been much interlorred' with, yhough
no losses have been reported, Several
vessels sailing on Wednesday and
Thursday have not been heard from
but are accounted for by the fact that
all wires are down between here aud
the principal reporting points
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Following the appearance of Jo-
soph McNeal, the Republican candi-
oat for governor in am address last
night Miss Mildred Jones, the Repuh-
l'cNu candidate for county mperln-
tondcnt of schools, made her nrst po-
litionl speech
'l would like 10 have Tulsa County
ho the FIRST county to have a woman
superintendent of schools" she said
In her brief address. while the big au-
dicncc strained To- her her remnrks
She was enthusiastically choercd and
she Ind conoImdnd hor first speech.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
TOO FAT; POLICEMAN QUITS.
Kansas City Glpnt Gives Up His
Beat

By Associated Press.
Kansas city Nov. i--Herman Hart
man, who weighs sos pounds. quit
the local police force because he be-
came too f1t on the job.
when / Joined the force i've years
ago | weighed 2G0 pounds" said
Hartman Regardless Of efforts "a
Keep trained down to my normal
weight. ! put on flesh. I am turn
ing In my club and star and am go-
ing down into the Ozlrks, whore
viii train down.
one part of the mans duties was
To attend the drills and squad meet
Ing in Convention Hall and ho anli
just Ia time Go miss one,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
GIRL SLAYER is RELEASED.
san Francisco Women Interccde for
Her

bN AnNNflhNNN NfrHs
San Francisco Nov. i.--Effie Will
son, l6-year-old Texas girl. who
stands self accused of the killing of
Guido yarsl who was brought front
her San Antonio home, was tonight
ordered relc Used. When Pole Judge
Conlan heard her story, several prom
inent san Francisco women begged
that he show clemency. They said
thai the girl was the victim of the
white plague. besides other sufferings.
Judge Ccnlan released her in their
custody without bond and said that
she should go back home to her moth
er, accompanied by Mrs. Seaton, the
wife OF former judge.
I'm the name OF the law ! arrest
the girl for murder" cried the attor-
ney for Narsl's relatives. Judge Con-
Ian siernly rohuked him and directed
Mrs Seaton 10 assume custody of the
prisoner. The attorney secured a new
warrant, but no Judge would sign II
nor an officer serve IL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
DOCTOR Is FOUND GUILTY.


by Associated Press.
San Francisco. Nov. 4--Dr. Rob
ert Thompson, charged with the muir
der of Eva swan, was found guilty
toni yht Of murder IN the second de-
gree The body OF Miss Swan. who
died as the result Of the operation.
was found two months ago buried un-
der the basement floor Of desolate
cottage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

HY NFFVVTNTVW TTOHHl
New York. Nov. Edward T. Ros-
enheimer. wealthy manufacturer
was acquitted this evening on charge
of killing Miss Grace Hough by run
ming down IN an automobile the bug
ey IN which she was riding on Aug
ust u.s.