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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
2
The Garland Globe issued Saturdays in Garland Utah lists subscription terms: one year in advance $1.60 six months and a short line about advertising rates available on application. J A Wixom serves as editor and manager.
The San Francisco jury of twelve convicts Mayor Eugene E Schmitz of extortion. He vows to appeal, claiming bias and denial of a fair trial. Crowd in court applauds verdict as he asserts innocence and determination to seek justice in a different court.
In Bolgea Ida six days of cross examination focused on Harry Orchard and his confession. Prosecutors pressed motive and truth while Orchard wept and steadied himself, claiming sincere conversion and a full confession to uncovering the conspiracies tied to William D Haywood and the Western Federation of Miners.
Private dispatches from Odessa describe ongoing antisemitic attacks in the streets. The Black Hundreds are said to roam hourly as hospitals report rising wounded and authorities blame a Christian named Mepnikom for alleged torture and scalping.
In Cleveland a renewed meat war flares up with shopkeepers closing their rooms as delivery wagons are halted and meat thrown into the streets by irate women. Ous Arrests are reported.
In the Steunenberg murder trial the prosecution presented evidence linking Pettibone’s Denver store to Orchard in San Francisco. It showed a registered letter, aliases, and payments tied to the Bradley plot, plus witnesses placing Adams, Williams, and Adams near related events and locations.
Idaho witnesses including Governor Peabody and family testify as state builds link between William D Haywood and the Orchard murder narrative. Evidence shows drafts from Haywood to L J Simpkins and relations with Steve Adams and Jack Simpkins, with defense contesting federation ties and conspiracy claims. Steunenberg’s killing dated December 30, 1905, and drafts trace back to January 190? weeks before Haywood’s Denver arrest.
Misa Alice Bell was shot and fatally wounded by Roy Huff a jeweler who then killed himself Huff attempted to force a poison plan on Bell and threatened I ll kill you somehow before drawing a revolver and firing Authorities reported the deadly confrontation in San Francisco with Huff dying by suicide during the incident
The jury found G. H. Kester William Dwyer and W. P. Ketterbach guilty on counts three and four of the indictment while acquitting them on count one and two. they were acquitted on most of the charges but convicted on two counts related to timber land filings. The verdict seen as a victory for prosecutors may guide similar cases at the fall federal court term. Kester and Dwyer are tied to Lewiston National Bank officials in Lewiston Idaho.
Judge Frank H. Dunne refused bond for the convicted mayor of San Francisco Schmitz in a motion for liberty pending sentence. The court set June 27 for the sentencing hearing, holding the mayor is legally the same as any felon awaiting sentence.
In Mina Nevada two masked assailants beat and robbed a mail clerk then bound him to iron rungs on a freight car and left him to die. The Tonopah and Goldfield railroad yard night watchman found the unconscious man hanging two hours later and raised the alarm.
In Mexico City a Salvadoran regulars victory halted a combined Salvadoran Nicaraguan force that had captured Acajutla and threatened the capital. An American, John Moissant, linked to the plot, is jailed in San Salvador as investigations expand into a conspiracy involving General Bacalon and ex President Escalon. The Moissant family remains under close surveillance as authorities question transit out of the country.
The Boise trial defense cross examines Harry Orchard over the Steunenberg murder and details of a north Idaho kidnap scheme. Orchard describes plans to abduct Paulson children, involving Jack Simpkins and Dave Coates, and notes poverty era crimes to fund the plot while denying direct mission for Haywood.
Papers publish photo reportage of wreckage from attacks on Japanese restaurants in San Francisco. The Nichi Nichi urges prompt action by governments as public indignation rises. In Bloomington, Thomas Baldwin dies in jail at 68 after nervous breakdown linked to multiple murders and a prior assault case.
Imperial Ukase by Emperor Nicholas dissolves the present duma and orders elections to a successor under a new law. The move overrides the fundamental law and follows the duma's refusal to permit arrest of several members accused of plotting against the state. Officials cite necessity to avert archy and revolution.
The Hague hosts a brief inter national peace conference session on June 16. Dr. van Goudrian delivers welcome, and M. Nolidoff leads the Runelan delegation as president. Russia’s Nolidot asserts a solemn pacifist aim doomed to drift, as universal peace remains unattained.
The report claims Mexican officials backed Guatemala's leadership in President Barilla’s death and that Mexico withdrew its legation from Guatemala. It notes Gen Gamboa’s sway influencing a pact with El Salvador, and reports Guatemala has 4000 well armed troops on the Mexican frontier and over 1000 penitentiary prisoners amid the bomb plot fallout.
Acting President Co B Mahoney of the Western Federation of Miners, during the fifteenth annual convention in Denver, endorses withholding per capita tax to the Industrial Workers of the World and leans toward joining a movement for a new international industrial organization.
District Attorney Langdon signals removal of Mayor Schmitz and appointing a new official to take hold of municipal affairs. Bribery graft prosecutions aim to vet officials and ensure clean governance beginning with the upcoming November election.
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