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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
6
A Vienna city fathers committee warned that despite prior notices women still wore dangerous hat pins. They moved to make unprotected protruding pins in public places a misdemeanor with six to 14 hours' confinement or a fine. The measure cites a 1861 municipal law for protection of life and limb.
New York report recalls a 10 year old boy from Paegale New Jersey who killed his 4 year old sister with a revolver after watching Indians and cowboys on film He found a key and fired the weapon near the child The father, mill worker, kept the gun locked The boy said he wanted to imitate cowboys from the movies The crime occurred while the mother lay in hospital and the family was cared for by Mrs Kovac a store helper
New York reports subway theft of $46,000 in negotiable securities from Hall president of a magazine company. He endorsed papers and kept them in an inside coat pocket. a button was clipped as he alighted at Grand Central. Three men jostled him on the train. he will not prosecute if recovered.
Chicago reports vice insiders and leaders linked to the white slave trade have deserted the state. Investigators sought witnesses for future commission sessions as they broaden the probe after findings on wages and vice. The state senate committee renewed plans to travel to other cities and present them to President Wilson.
Frankfort Kentucky March 22 The prison commission paroled John Luttrel of Casey county serving a sentence for manslaughter The parole came at the urging of Luttrels mother who rode a mule forty miles over the mountains to reach the train and present the petition The governor McCreary clemency meanwhile involves a separate case Rev Rollie Alfrey of Rowan county was fined $50 for discharging firearms on a public highway and will pay the fine through his incarceration sentence
Jefferson City March 22 Governor has signed a bill to bar free lunches. The measure, urged by the St Louis Retail Liquor Dealers Association, aims to curb saloon practices and is expected to affect saloonkeepers who previously offered complimentary meals.
New York bankers and silk dealers who financed Balo H. Jackson, dubbed the Petticoat King, are owed over 1 million dollars as district attorneys prepare for his trial. Jackson was arrested last December in Frontera, Mexico and will be tried in grand larceny case.
A rumor purports Governor Bryan of Idaho ordered closures amid a complaint by a Bryan ally. The text claims a friend writing from a quine libel funded a $50,000 stake to influence or harm Bryan and mentions Enver James as another governor involved in orders to shut venues.
Militant suffragists conducted two arson attacks causing about 100000 dollars in damage. One squad hit Lady Amy White's residence near the Thames while another fire targeted the Wenston-Buper-Mare golf club pavilion. Miss Olive Hocken, tied to Roehampton club arson, appeared in court amid suffrage rhetoric and a cache of incendiary gear.
Albany reports state labor findings on Little Falls textile workers reveal widespread squalor and poor living conditions. Wage levels show half of men earn $9 or less weekly and half of women under $7.50, with rents from 6 to 18 dollars monthly for crowded quarters.
Chicago March 21 Through H H Horrocks of Portland Ore the government sought to prove a contract by which Horrocks would turn over his coal land to A Front one of five defendants in a fraud case over Alaskan coal land claims. He denied the charge but said he entered a claim seeking a profit.
Snow and high winds sweep the mountain states with falling temperatures from early morning. The cold wave is forecast to intensify tonight across Colorado Utah New Mexico Wyoming Arizona and surrounding regions as a broad cold air mass remains entrenched.
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in its investigation of private line freight cars, called on all U S railroads today to provide information for a census of freight cars. The request marks the start of a practical census effort.
New York reports say chorus girl Frances Leslie died aboard the Oceanic near Southampton from suspected poisoning with sweets. Rival jealousy is cited as motive while Singlish officials deem natural causes. Leslie replaced dancer Anna Wilson in secrecy before departure.
Antonio Musica of New York and his three sons George Arthur and Philip were arrested aboard the steamer Heredia for defrauding banks of about a million dollars in the United States and Europe. Two daughters Louise and Grace were detained. About $9100 in cash was seized from Arthur and others. Police expect more money and papers to be found in trunks. The group is to be returned to New York. The arrests stem from suspected frauds in importing human hair.
In New York at the Hotel Rector on Broadway a late supper crowd witnessed a fight between two men. A waiter named Eugene Bosongai suffered a severe head wound when a glass water bottle smashed against his skull. doctors say he may die. Several women tried to separate the combatants as the assailants fled.
Kalispell Mont March 20 A four days blockade on the Great Northern railway ended when a rotary plow broke through the drifts early today. Nine westbound trains stalled in the mountains and five eastbound trains remained stalled. service expected to resume to the sab fle schedule by tonight.
The article reports Aleutrua Island nicknamed the Rock will be abandoned as a military prison and handed to the department of justice to house civil offenders against the government. No authority for the action is provided.
Elizabeth Arager, 66, widow of Rabbi Solomon Areger, former Jewish faith leader, died in Denver after accidentally overturning a lamp in her apartment and suffering burns overnight.
Tokio report says ninety nine Koreans charged with conspiracy in 1910 were found not guilty by the court. Several prominent prisoners received sentences and others were acquitted or given varying terms.
Hingham Massachusetts March 21 Mrs Eaton widow of Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton was arrested charged with the murder of her husband. District Attorney A F P Barker announced the arrest and said the death was due to arsenic poisoning. Mrs Eaton pleaded not guilty and was committed to jail for a further hearing March 28.
St Paul March 21 A proposed constitutional amendment in the Minnesota House would establish an executive commission to elect the governor lieutenant governor and four commissioners for four year terms. The commission would subordinate most state officers to the elected body with salaries set by the legislature.
The National American Woman's Suffrage Association executive committee plans an April 7 parade in Washington with 531 women from every congressional district and state, marching to the Capitol after a mass meeting to present arguments and petitions for equal suffrage.
Buffalo New York reported that Joseph Stefanek a cowboy from Houser Montana appeared demented and opened fire at City Hall punching and shooting clerks and officers. Charles Lang a police officer grappled with Stefanek twice and was injured but will recover. Stefanek a native of Poland.
General agents of the International Harvester company testified for the defense in Omaha Nebraska March 20 stating there was no attempt to coerce dealers into buying Kindred sales of harvesting machinery and facing of money commissions contracts in the anti trust case.
The yacht Pennsylvania sails down the river with Teare and a cheering crew aboard. Owned by a tycoon, the vessel carries a daring expedition seeking the Amazon headwaters and other distant basins in a quest for science and humanity.
A Greek anarchist Aleko Achinas shot King George of Greece in Saloniki and killed him. The assassin said he is against governments and refused motives when asked. Prince Nicholas urged officers to pledge fidelity to the new king Constantine as mourning spreads.
March 20. Aleko I Shin an, alleged killer of King George I of Greece, had lived abroad and returned as the city was occupied by Greek troops. The assassin fired at close range as the king stood near police headquarters, wounding him fatally. Aide de camp Francoudias drew his revolver. the shot missed. Cretean military policemen restrained Schinas before he could fire again. the king died en route to a hospital with Francoudis horrified by the monarch’s collapse.
A historical note recounts the global toll of assassinations from 1801 onward, listing varied rulers and leaders such as Lincoln and McKinley, with dates across the 19th and early 20th centuries. It notes numerous attempts including one on Theodore Roosevelt.
Queen Mother Alexandria sister of the murdered king of Greece has recovered from the initial shock of the tragedy and attends to flood of telegram messages. King George of England joined her and remained with her during the afternoon, with J Laughlin and other members of the diplomatic corps in attendance.
The suspect Schines clashes with police claiming he will speak in court. He promises to reveal his identity and motive but asks to be taken to the police station to avoid crowd actions. At the station he provides his name and a few personal details.
Athens reports Queen Olga swooning on hearing her husband’s fate as Prince G and Prince Andre inform her. Royal family travels to Saloniki with all princes and princesses. State mourning declared for six months, court mourning for a year. Capital draped in crepe, bells tolled, and public buildings half mast.
Crown Prince Constantine ascends the Greek throne amid wartime popularity earned on the Macedonian front. His early career faced strong opposition after failures in the Turkish War of 1897 and a 1909 military resignation during the military upheavals.
In London mourners left condolence cards at Marlborough House Buckingham Palace and the Greek legation. Flags on all London buildings stood at half mast today. The regimental band played a mare from an unclear source as crowds marked the event. An unrelated line notes 10,000,000 cigarettes consumed monthly in the United States and a vague auto parasitic gadget description follows.
President Wilson sent a message of condolence to the widowed Queen of Greece after the death of King George. He expressed sorrow on behalf of the American government and people and offered deepest sympathy to the Greek royal family and nation.
Greeks in New York say Aleko Schinas the ateausin of King George of Greece was a man of education and four confirmed anarchist. Authorities claim he aided an antiforeign syndicate and led a movement in Volos Thessaly. Cotton land value listed at 26 000 and 4 000 000 dollars cited.
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