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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
2
The text notes soldiers carry small identification plates with names and numbers, but many lack reliable methods to mark or locate individuals when wounded. It mentions broader topics from labor strikes in Chicago to public works costs in Montreal and Hobart tram funding, reflecting a collage of wartime and industrial concerns.
The Verona liner from Naples docked in New York and drew interest from local residents including Miss Rey and Contessa Adelina Chiodi. A tense scene followed involving proposals and plans to marry, while other figures such as Victor Boston and olive oil exporters were noted in attendance at related discussions.
Rail officials report improved service in the flood zone as repairs and detours reduce delays. Crews work around closures and travelers are advised to expect steady schedules with ongoing monitoring for weather impacts.
The article notes a house amendment to the wageteers law under discussion in Nebraska. It mentions a $100,000 tornado relief appropriation awaiting third reading and ongoing county projects. A nine hour day for women in factories and public venues is reported, with Governor Mosaies involved in a state commission.
Gary Indiana March reports a young boy known as Hatrack has become the talk of the county after winning a necktie prize in a local clean race. Presents from schools across the area pour in praising his sportsmanship and effort.
Baltimore reporters describe a meeting of a legislative reform committee in Baltimore with efforts to form a party ticket for the next fall elections. State central committeeman Baldwin of Hartland chaired while leaders refused attendance at a harmony meeting of state Republicans.
A private telegram received by J. B. Clown from Oshodon’s manager warns of a historic flood in Chicago. About 600 men are employed as water nears two feet from pit tops, forcing sheltering foremen to wait for the water to subside.
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Dayton scenes describe rising flood dangers and large property losses from fire with estimates reaching into millions. Militia patrols guard deserted streets as relief efforts and rescues continue amid widespread food shortages and evacuations.
Floyd Allen, leader of the outlaw Allen family, was executed in the county court house in Virginia. The trial followed a long chase and involved murder charges in the shooting spree that killed several people including Judge Manale. Gidna Allen and Wesley Edwards remained at large before later capture in Mount Airy region.
Dairy producers and the Milk Association agree on revised monthly milk prices with new rates for April through September. The settlement follows the Producers’ Liberation months, with rates listed as 1.65 for April, 1.30 for May, 1.10 for June, 1.40 for July, 1.55 for August, and 1.50 for September. The deal aims to average higher prices than previously offered.
London March 20 Bulgaria remains divided over accepted peace proposals with Barriogs powers. The article notes mixed reactions among officials and fighters as talks proceed.
In an extradition case from New York, a daughter with $18,000 in cash in her possession testified the funds were savings from household expenses. The court heard that the fortune involved was gained through sales or goods and tied to a larger financial dispute.
New York report details Justice Mowry's fatal fall in a building elevator as authorities say he was kidnapped. The incident occurred in the afternoon and involved a nonpreme court associate. Denver coverage mentions Edward Mey, a separate untimely death case.
In Day ton Ohio amid a blaze that consumed the National Bank Lattiman Company and several firms rescue crews labored for hours as flood and fire trapped and killed workers. Officials fear many may be marooned or imprisoned in buildings while food supplies were swept away by the torrent.
Fragmentary text provides no clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Gov Jai Cox of Ohio telegraphs from Colt bus reporting unknown extent of flood damage across the state. Waters rise in southern and central regions, Dayton forced evacuations, and rescue efforts continue as authorities seek relief. Weather and river conditions hinder外ide communication amid widespread devastation.
Chicago agencies mobilize to collect clothing and food for Ohio and Indiana flood sufferers. United Charities rents a warehouse to receive contributions in coordination with a flood relief committee. Navy crews depart from North Chicago with provisions and medical aid for Fort Wayne and Logansport rescue efforts.
The damaged text describes flames forcing residents to jump between structures as water receded. It mentions the Beckel hotel across the street and the Blome building with roof concerns, as rescue efforts continued and the area faced a blaze and rising danger.
A partial, jumbled text references March events, eastern care, and sulfation plans. It mentions cities in Nebraska and a master Wy plan, but details are unclear and no definite action or outcome is stated.
Government actions outline relief efforts with district orders and secretary directives. The text notes Indiana relief measures and associated administrative steps as part of wartime or emergency governance.
Fragmentary text from Past Sansard Alp Past Minnesota reference a joint representative Minette and immediate action for both houses. The readable fragments suggest a political document or bill discussion but lack clear actions, dates, or names.
A March fire spread to several new spots near the Layton telephone building, halting communications as the central operator reported the blaze to Adjutant General Wood. Firefighters battled the flames amid dense fumes and rising danger to the exchange.
Eyewitness account describes widespread ruin as a cyclone passes, forcing detours and blocking streets. Residents recount debris, collapsed buildings, and encounters with frightened survivors. A pool hall incident is noted with gambling dice found amid the wreckage.
In Joago on March 47 Fred Cann a sewing agent was killed by a man named Eoney who claimed Cann harmed his wife. Cann had arrived at his home to repair a sewing machine.
Washington reports discuss currency legislation in the special session with senator Cummins noting doubt about timely action. Unclear signs point to varied timing on financial measures and potential progress in the session.
Fragmentary report mentions Dr. Thomas J. Allen former president of Aurora College and his wife. Text is incomplete with names and details unclear, hindering full reconstruction of events.
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