Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 16, 28 November 1913 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, NOV. 2S, 1?1.J

RAILROADS APPROVE SAFETY FIRST IDEA Pennsy Employes Respond to Request For Greater Degree of Care.

A student of railway economics says the greatest problem the railroad has to nolve in its effort to conserve human life is to find ways to protect those who will not protect themselves. One serious feature of this problem was the carelessness of railroad employee, but conditions are vastly better than they were a few years a;o. In order to make their employes more careful, the larger companies have inaugurated a system of "surprise tests." These are conducted among all classes of employes. Tests Are Unexpected. Such tests are Riven at unexpected times and under unusual conditions, so that they reveal to just what extent rules are broken and risks taken. A record of tests made last year by the Pennsylvania lines is an excellent Indication of the hearty support that employes are giving this great "safety first" movement. And the purpose of such tests is to Insure the safety both of employes and the public at large. Railroad officials realize that if the two classes are to he properly protected, every employe who has anything to do with shop practice, with maintenance of way, or with the operation of trainfl must refrain from "taking chances" of any kind. Employes, the Pennsylvania finds, are gladly co-operating to this end. Agreeable results have marked every state of the safety campaign, to such an extent that the number of cases of carelessness or negligence reports In less than one per cent of the total number of tests made.

GLASS OF SALTS IF YOUR KIDNEYS HURT

"NOT GUILTY." SA

DR. CRAIG, ACCOSED SLAVINGJDR. KNABE (Continued rrom Kage One)

suspicious murmurs in the physician's apartments, but heard no footsteps in the hallway. .Miss Augustus Knabe, cousin of the dead physician, was the last person known to have been with the victim and she testified th.u characteristic cheerfulness was displayed by her cousin when they parted on the street, early on the evening before the tragedy. Or. Knabe was known to have

branded persons who cornimtted suicide as "cowards." In addition to temporary financial difficulties, she was said to have frequent moody and erratic spells. After prolonged investigation the police and detectives pronounced it a case of suicide, but the coroner in a lengthy verdict declared it a case of murder. Two grand juries investigated the tragedy, the second returning indictments against Dr. William B. Craig, dean of the veterinary college at Indianapolis, charging murder, and aeainst Alonzo M. Ragsdale. an undertaker, charging accessor v after the fact. Dr. Craig was known to have been on very friendly terms with ir. Helen Knabe and was instrumental in securing employment for her as an instruc

tor. It w as f ven reported had been engaged and had

Dr. Craig canie home after 11 o'clock, chanced his clothing and went out again. Ragsdale, who is about 54 years old. is married and has several children. He became administrator of Dr. Knabe's affairs after her death, and one of her kimonos, found on his premises was submitted to an analysis which is said to have revealed evidence of its having been washed clear of human blood stains by some chemical solution. The trial of Dr. Craig was brought to Shelby county on a change of venue from Indianapolis. In the trial before Judge Blair and a jury the state will be represented by Frank P. Parker, prosecuting at

torney for .Marion county, w imam a. ; Ketcltam. former attorney-general of!

that they j Indiana : Ephriam Inman. one of the quarreled best known Indiana criminal lawyers; !

and Albert F.

Thomas N. Campbell

Wray. of Shelbyville. The attorneys for the defense are Henry N. Sprtn. Elliott R. Hooten and Oran Hack, all brilliant legai lights of Indianapolis, and Charles Hack, and George K. Meiks, of Shelbyviile. lany days will be consumed in the trial and there are hundreds of people in Indiana, particularly among the women, who do not believe that even the verdict of the jury will be the key to this enigma in crime.

3-CEXT CAR FARE

WISE BURGLARS.

TOLEDO. Ohio. .Nov. Mayor SUMMIT. X. J.. Nov. 2S Burglars Whitlock has signed the "AH day who visited many home here avoided three cent fare" ordinance passed by carrying away any plated stuff by the citv council. . using the acid test on all silvermare.

1 BILUILE.

rtly before her death. Craig is

a widower, aged 4". Detectives asserted that on the night of the crime

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