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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1910
Page
3
Utah state news notes select September 15 as Provo fruit festival date. Provo council authorizes sale of 90 000 dollars in waterworks bonds to B H Rollins and Son. Firemen chase races set for Sandy on Thursday August 24 with strong state team entries.
President Harahan leads probes into a graft scandal claiming more than 1 million dollars defrauded from Illinois Central by Frank Harriman Charles Ewing and John Taylor. Warranted arrests followed bonds set at 10000 each. Ira G Rawn's death is noted as linked to the wider investigation.
Miss Delleripha Richardson, said to be worth over twenty million, was evicted from her New York home after refusing to surrender possession. A city marshal forced entry by chopping through the front door as the man who bought the property prepared to rebuild from outside.
Beverly Mass report says no official or unofficial reply has been given to rumors of a serious break between President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt. Both camps decline to discuss the alleged breach.
Strikers and strike breakers at the Williamsburg refinery of the American Sugar Refining company fought Friday night. One woman was shot, one man severely beaten, and four bystanders were trampled and required hospital care. Police dispersed the riot.
Police arrested Friday E. T. Rosenheimer son of a wealthy needle maker in the Grace Hough carriage death case. The carriage was struck by an automobile at high speed and thrown from the vehicle. Rosenheimer says he was driving but denies striking the carriage.
In the Standard tunnel near Idaho Springs Colorado a premature blast killed Arthur Chappell 24 son of William P Chappell a Saginaw Michigan capitalist and Fred Thomas 33 and seriously injured John Mollard. Authorities say the accident occurred Friday.
At Salt Lake City a meeting of nine western states outlined no firm plan but signaled possible concerted action before the National Conservation congress in St Paul. Governors debated shifting forest administration from federal to state control, though most doubt timing is ripe for such a demand. Cannon Will Run.
Danville reports Congressman Cannon plans to continue his bid for speaker despite Nicholas Longworth's denial of another run. Cannon says he will enter the caucus as a candidate regardless of how many Republicans oppose his re-election and suggests the taft influence angered him.
Sulphur Oklahoma reports J F McMurray who holds Chickasaw and Choctaw land sale contracts worth about 30 million dollars testified before a congressional committee. He denied offering Senator Gore a 25 000 or 60 000 bribe to influence his congressional vote.
Theodore Roosevelt lost to the old guard in a New York Republican session as the state committee refused to back him for temporary chairman and chose Vice-President Sherman. Roosevelt issued a statement declaring himself progressive in the New York situation and signaling a potential open fight to reform the party.
Judge Kersten dismissed a 75 member venire after declaring it deplorable that nearly all had been approached in Browne retrial. The men were taken to the State's Attorney's office and asked by name about any prior calls, then ordered to report back to court Wednesday for further inquiry.
Four railroads are named in suits filed Tuesday by Rudolph and Leopold Kleybolte against Newman Erb formerly trustee for Kleybolte & Co. The action seeks injunctions and accounting effects touching assets reported at 8.26 million during liquidation and targets Chesapeake & Ohio railroad and F M Bradford president of the Chicago Cincinnati & Louisville railroad among others.
Japanese privy council moves to finalize Korea’s absorption after three years of talks with Lieutenant General Terauchi. The Yi dynasty ends after 518 years as seven princes from the royal line and other officials gain Japanese noble ranks. Koreans remain unaware as censorship blocks news sales.
The provisional government of Nicaragua is nearing collapse as Madriz loyalists are demoralized. In Managua fear and agitation rise with reports that Madriz, Toledo, and Dr. Irias plan to flee. U S officials confirm a tense situation around the legation and consulates as crowds threaten Americans.
In Roswell New Mexico the town chief of police is free on bond after two Sunday arrests. The mayor deputy sheriff constable attorney and two citizens were also arrested once each with most out on bail. The clash began when D R Patrick's confectionary was raided and intoxicants seized with Patrick charged under the prohibition ordinance.
New York Republicans foresee Vice President Sherman resigning as a move toward harmony and blocking his name from the state convention. The offer of temporary chair would go to Theodore Roosevelt, though current Empire State politics make that unlikely as Roosevelt reportedly rejects the nomination.
Democrats in Saratoga announce Mayor Gaynor to be nominated for New York governor by acclamation. He is expected to decline, as he would be a strong presidential candidate for the party if chosen.
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