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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
2
Representatives of eight Des Moines publishing houses led by Senator Lafe Young demand cheaper freight rates from Chicago to Des Moines and other cities. They allege the interstate rates are illegal and discriminatory as they urge action before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Narrator Damon Runyon presents McClung aka Kid Massingale as he explains his past in baseball, noting his blacklisting by the National Commission and his departure from the sport to seek higher pay. He reflects on dodging the “organized fold” after Northwestern outlaws and admits the dirt done, while hinting at future roles like umpire or scout.
Cleveland report notes Vean Gregg and Gene Krapp, newly acquired Nap pitchers from Portland, contributing to a world shutout streak. Portland blanked opponents for 82 straight innings from Oct 7 to Oct 16, including doubleheaders and single games, with Gregg and Krapp each delivering key performances in wins over Sacramento and Los Angeles.
Los Angeles blanked the Sacramento club 3 to 0 on October 16 as a LA pitcher limited to one hit. A Sacramento batsman finally broke the goose-egg march in the fourth, while Portland’s long standing record looms unlikely to fall soon.
A survey of upcoming plays and performers notes John Glendenning’s A Pantomime Prince and Maclyn Arbuckle’s The Reformed Candidate. Baker and Arbuckle plan Gay Matilda, while Bessia Clayton performs The Man Pierrot in London. Margaret Illington seeks a new play from manuscripts and Fanny Brice’s The Follies of 1910 is linked to her Brooklyn past. William Norris previews The Food Tester and Edward Rose’s The Rock of Ages is announced. Henry B. Dizle joins Mrs. Fiske’s company. Hamilton Revelle may star in Susan’s Gentleman in London. New Paris production Maude riffing on The Luck of Roaring Camp. Grossmith and Stewart’s Peggy, a new musical hit in London. Robert Hitchen’s Garden of Allah to be adapted by Liebler & Cox in Sahara setting. A Man’s World stars Mary Mannering debating double standard. Dorothy Russell, Lillian Russell’s daughter, poised for stardom with Peru mine heir husband. Bernstein to mount Apres Moi in US after opposition. The Golden Age, a San Toy style musical, gains Canadian copyright. Margaret Mayo writes Behind the Scene, a serious take on stage life.
Washington March 30 Justice Wright of the district of Columbia supreme court declared the anti bucket shop law unconstitutional for ambiguity. Indictments against thirteen bucket shop proprietors in Washington Baltimore and Chicago have been returned. If upheld by the United States supreme court the decisions could halt government campaign against bucket shops nationwide.
St Petersburg reports alarm over plague progress in the Far East with shattered towns in China and Siberia seeing cases rise. Authorities fear river floods will spread disease and plan military cordons to stop anyone attempting to breach quarantined areas.
Washington March 40 Peary a commissioned naval civil engineer with the rank of rear admiral was placed on the retired list yesterday. The commission is retroactive to April 6. He will be formally detached from active duty in a few days.
The court of appeals refused to grant a writ of habeas corpus to Jack Johnson. His remaining recourse to avoid serving 26 days for speeding is an appeal to the state supreme court.
A letter to Sioux City's mayor from the C. H. Stores company of Cincinnati offers a share of an $860000 estate to John Deirdrich Raven, believed a Sioux City resident. Raven visited Sioux City in 1896 and has not replied. The estate includes an Ohio parcel and stock in breweries and distilleries in Covington, Kentucky.
Mrs. T. M. Brooks, wife of a prominent attorney, faces first degree murder charges for the January 16 shooting of Mrs. Mary Binford, department manager at a local dry goods store. The fatal volley occurred on the store’s second floor after an apparent jealousy motive.
Atlantic Iowa March 30 A large attendance marked the opening of the annual convention of the Southwest Iowa Teachers Association The three day program includes addresses and discussions covering all branches of school work Several educators of wide prominence are to be heard
The new Japanese battleship Sottau was successfully launched in Tokio on March 30. It displaces 20,800 tong and features twelve 12 inch guns and ten 10 inch guns in its main armament, marking a major strength in the new Japanese navy.
Madison March 31 The Wisconsin Senate approved the James Bill granting statewide suffrage to women in all state elections by a 16 to 4 vote. The measure has passed the lower house and awaits referendum approval by voters at the general election to become law.
Constantinople reports Hakki Pasha making a final stand against the Young Turks as cabinet resignations mount and a military dictatorship seems possible. Chefket Pasha, war minister potential, lacks ambition yet could seize power, likely ending constitutional rule.
St Petersburg March 80 Admiral Skrydloff twice commanded the Russian Black Sea fleet and a leading naval figure is said to have received a court intimation that he must speak less or face disciplinary measures. He has long warned of Russia being drawn into conflicts with Turkey and Austria and predicting disaster and revolution for the czar if tensions rise.
Berkley Cal March 30 The Pacific Association of Scientific Bodies opened a two day meeting with wide attendance of educators and others Plans to form a Western Auxiliary of the AAAS discussed during the session.
Des Moines March 80 On the forty fourth ballot in Iowa the deadlock over the United States senator selection shows Kenyon leading with 3 votes, Dee pier 32, Porter 6, and Wecegary 77 seeking election.
In New York on a March morning Mia Lena Newman aged 30 argued with her husband Jacob aged 40 after she stayed out all night. He shot his wife through the heart after she wounded him in the head. Both were taken to hospital in serious condition.
Quinine calomel castor oil tincture of iron opium and brandy ranked as tropics medicines. Coal dust explodes with flame or spark. A transatlantic cable may link Liberia and Brazil via German company. An armored money car debuts in motor vehicles. A 700 ton train runs 75 mph on level track with a giant locomotive. A blind Pittsburg woman types from a phonograph. Concrete brackets support 1500 feet of Paris street to an underground station. A sun exposed grindstone hardens on one side and wobbles. Raindrops rarely exceed one fifth inch in diameter larger in certain clouds. An Illinois inventor patents a paint brush holder for pole mounting. England plans a floating sanitarium for consumptives to offer change of scene.
Omaha crowd reports Pa Rourke smiling as players arrive for a spring workouts at the park. Notables include Pittsburg Jim, Ward, Joe Kneaves, Goat Anderson, Ed Jokerst, Skipper Bill’s partner, Art Hall, Bert Keeley and Herberto King. All say they are ready for the season.
Craig Colorado March 30 A feud between large and small cattlemen in Moffat County erupts as Ann Bernard known as Queen Ann is arrested for killing cattle belonging to others. Tom Yarberry another old timer from Brown Park is also under scrutiny for handling disputed range cattle.
W M Patton foreman of Two Bar among Haley Livestock properties in Colorado signs a formal complaint as Friends of Queen Anne claim a Wyoming cattle baron scheme targets small stockraisers. Mrs Bernard, 30, famed pistol shot and college-educated, is central to the case. Sheriff candidate John Ledford oversaw arrests of Bill Malone and Mat Merelock. prisoners held in Craig hotel due to no local jail.
Berlin March 30 The Hamburg America Co s steamship Deutsch and formerly held the trans Atlantic speed record is being rebuilt at the Vulcan Shipbuilding Yard at Stein to serve as a steam yacht with space for five hundred first class passengers Second class quarters become a symposium lounge and passengers will have a swimming bath on board Also in Wilkesbarre Pa a 15 year old girl Theresa Hertzjohbam was found dead after being assaulted and her body placed on a railroad track by her father John Hertzjohbam 60 a Duryea resident police report"}
Spokane plans a massive Arbor Day cleanup in late April led by Mayor Hindley and the city Beautiful committee with city departments and volunteers from 160,000 Club. An estimated 45,000 to 60,000 people from diverse sectors will participate, with fire crews ensuring safety as garbage is incinerated and plantings begin.
The Maine legislature rejected the proposal to amend the federal constitution for an income tax. Only twenty-three states have approved, while twelve have failed to act, leaving the required three-fourths of states still unmet for ratification.
London March 30 Premier Asquith and Ambassador Reid spoke at the King James Bible tercentenary. They lauded arbitration noting the Bible’s influence on the President's peace proposal and King George's inspiring response through Sir Edward Gray, which they said makes war between English speaking peoples impossible.
Providence March 30 The New England Jewelry and Silver Smiths Association hosts an annual banquet with speakers including Attorney General Wickersham ex Congressman J Adam Bede of Minnesota and Prof William P Shephard of Columbia University Taft attended last year and the event will be held Saturday night in Providence Rhode Island
In San Antonio on March, urgent federal and insurgent leaders planned a discreet meeting over peace talks. De La Barra recently passed through but declined to discuss coalitions aiming to restore peace, while Imantour and other insurgent elements resisted engagement.
An official statement from De Alfonso, brother of Maero, provisional president of Wextco, says the peace conference between In jucgenza and federal representatives will probably be held in Washington, Cuba, or a country in South America, but not in Chihuahua.
London reports that the English Suffragette organization has long opposed Home Secretary Winston Churchill and now denounces police conduct in demonstrations. They cite two deaths and demand a full investigation, promising a monster rally on May 4 to press the suffrage bill in Parliament. Churchill replies in Commons defending police restraint and condemning suffragist claims as mendacious.
Troops pursue brigands who attacked a railroad mail train at Wilkenoe, wounding four crew members and escaping with $60,000 after dynamiting the safe. 力
Independence Kan March 30 A A Truskett a wealthy Caney business man was found guilty of second degree murder in the case of J D S Nooley an Ohio oil operator. The jury had been out since Tuesday night.
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