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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
7
London reports Premier Asquith urged miners to resume work after the minimum wage bill, saying the principle is established and machinery will set fair rates. Troops and protection prepared for districts resisting return, while millions face destitution amid the four week strike.
Chicago March 29 Marion Talbot dean of women at the University of Chicago testified in a $100000 slander suit brought by former student Mercy. The crowded courtroom awaited her account of events and words allegedly used by Ivan Talbot and Mercy.
Major Archibald W. Hutt personal aide to President Taft was received today in private audience by King Victor Emmanuel at the royal palace.
March 22 reports the bail refusal for the London suffragist leader at the Old Bailey. The militant group associated with Women’s Rights figures, including Mrs Pethick Lawrence, faced criminal sessions as editors of Votes for Women, with Mabel Tuke also in custody.
Market watchers report a sharp drop in coal demand on the eve of a miners’ walkout. Operators and buyers cite work stoppages and supply delays as anthracite shipments stagnate. Consumers, facing ample stock, bid lower prices while traders push for faster delivery and easier access to available coal.
George Goehl of Collinsville was found hiding in a wall garret at his home after a two year fugitive period. Chief Joseph Long led a covert arrest aided by a wagon disguise, and Goehl admitted being confined for murder while his parents fed him through a wall opening. He will face trial in Madison County.
Washington March 27 The Senate shelved a resolution expressing regret over the retirement of William Wiley chief chemist of the agriculture department. Senator Martin of Virginia offered a substitute to refer the matter to the agriculture committee which prevailed and limited debate.
In Washington on March 27 the House Democratic caucus considered a naval program but debate delayed action. The call to include public buildings in the measure sparked heated contention as leaders negotiated and deflected criticism of pork, with final agreement reached after hours of discussion.
Kuu Claine and Wha Manel are charged with criminal libel in Washburn County. The case involves allegations linked to a fire at a plant near Washburn on July 1 189? The district attorney Christian P Whele signed the complaint. Detective Whele leads the investigation and holds the defendant in jail awaiting a hearing.
Unrest in Rock Island leads to Governor Deneen ordering the Sixth Illinois National Guard to aid in restoring order amid riots. Sheriff Bruner seeks martial law. Mayor Schriver and city officials face threats as three killed and many wounded in three hours of violence.
A Dubuque woman identified as the wife of a deserter was located in Minneapolis. The grand jury reported March, and the deserter was apprehended by Sheriff Lunn at Pend reget biel. Delayed transport and unclear names mark the partial, garbled OCR text of the arrest record.
Report claims a wrestling bout between Gotch and Zbyszko. Gotch denies the match. Names cited include Dewey, Crane, Harper, and Willys with local mentions from Missouri.
Springfield Illinois March 27 Compan ies Ho of Geneseo and EK of Sterling of the Sixth regiment arrived at Rock Pehand today and relieved company A of Stock Teland with company F of Moline wan pordera ont for rhot duty early today Companies Hf of Monmouth and of Galesburg also of the Sixth regiment were orderal to modilize In their home armouries ready to go to Rock Tshind at a mionienii's fleet have Adjutant General Dickwon reported from Rok Tahiti today that the citi zene are a state of frenay ame that the shortly expects trouble tonight
Fire at Peoria Y M C A building starts in gym from painters supplies and spontaneous causes. Loss estimated at 450,000 with the structure nearly complete and $25,000 campaign furnishings planned. Building cost around 8100,000, three years in progress, contractor pledged repair plans at a meeting.
New members join the House Iron Laws tool program as part of the baby member initiative. The Washington Ph D Miareh Ys group names several debuting participants amid organizational updates and policy discussions.
Fragmented OCR text notes an Iowa case matter with phrases about postponement until fall. Mentions locations like Port Dodge and Cedar Bullide and references to a judge or court proceedings. Specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
Republicans press Democrats to back their bill after taft tariff board findings. Underwood and Democratic lawmakers assail the board report as erroneous and incomplete arguing that its basis for wool duties is flawed and that no change in rates is justified.
In the Panama Canal Zone the American colony is described as world champions in ice cream consumption. The government produces the ice cream there and has had to add new continuous process machines to handle the demand.
Chicago March 2 Whether the National Packing company the $15 900 000 corporation which the government charged was the basis of the illegal conspiracy alleged against the 10 leading Chicago packers will voluntarily dissolve was discussed question. Ownership in the corporation is vested in Swift Morris and Armour in the ratio 47 40 and 13 per cent and it is proposed to have each plant taken over intact by one of the joint owners. One of the first results of the prosecution of the packers has been the withdrawal of all the defendants from the directorship of the National.
Hondon March 28 Turkish army in Vripoli reports a decisive win over Italy. Italian losses include 27 officers and about 3,500 killed or wounded. Turkish and Arab casualties totaled 150. The report notes camp equipment captured by Turkish troops.
Springfield Wisconsin March 28 under the wall for a special session the Illinois house with nine members present orders four presidential primary bills printed and referred to the primary elections committee and adjourned. Bills by Hulta Chiperfield Pierson and Ryan aim to make congressional district the unit with different ballot formats.
Judge Henry W. Burke, president of the St. Joseph School Board, died today at age 70 after a career as a pioneer newspaperman and lawyer. He had served as a justice of the peace and contributed to local civic life in Missouri.
Mrs Jennie Schmoyer of Allentown Pa is jailed on a bigamy charge accused of marrying ten husbands without a divorce from any previous marriage. The case is described as an extraordinary matrimonial career, with her latest husband bringing the charge.
Fragmentary text references CRTC and Pinkert with scattered place names and dates. readable names are limited, forcing a cautious abstract of a regulatory matter without clear actions or outcomes.
The commission rejected a 0-4 percent increase on cattle and sheep shipping, suspending the plan April 16 and allowing a one day notice cancellation. Hearings highlighted objections from stock exchanges and producers across multiple states, with the panel finding the raise unreasonable and not justified.
Wraakington March 2 Representative Taggert of nan jas democrat charged that a resolution in the House today calls for a four congressional investigation into the Western Newspaper Union of Omaha. He said the Omaha group uses unlawful means to drive rival publishers out of business.
Springflokt Illinois March 26 Governee Soto Lachey calls for a special session of the General Assembly to decide if a primary reform bill should be enacted. If lawmakers pass it by a two thirds vote, the law could take effect for the upcoming primaries on April 9.
Kaussitty Missouri March 26 Maybray former head of a swindle syndicate arrested by local police released after five hours to leave town today defied authorities and remained in town Chief Griffin threatened a vagrancy charge Maybray's friends planned to seek habeas corpus writ to detain him.
In Chitaga in March Juror I Buek im who shouted to take sodomly recovered from a pleurisy attack to attend the retrial of 10 meat packers before Judge Carpenter. Attorney Bherne Huther of St Paul will present closing for the government and the case will be reviewed by Judge Warpenter. The juror’s family was concerned by the disruption.
A fragmentary report notes Bill of Cummins favorably reported while a court in the state handles cases about patrons of a Chicago area establishment. The text references armed confrontations and a late court view, with unclear names and places.
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