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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
5
Paris dispatch reports the Ruhr invasion off and outlines U S and Germany tensions. It notes President Harding as a potential world leader, France resisting German surrender terms, and Washington's notes prompting French despondency and Briand’s cautious stance.
Chicago April 23 Fruits and freezes have practically ruined the national fruit crop. ER G McDougall vice president of Libby McNeill and Libby says prices on canned fruits will rise. Available packing fruit will be light with about 15 percent holdover from last season, well below normal.
Leavenworth April 23 A lawyer B F Endres suffered a deep cut artery in his right arm from a bottle of home brew described as extraordinary in a dry law violation hearing The bottle exploded sending glass fragments as Endres reached for it The courtroom joked that the home brew was really TNT and adjourned the session to a later date
Frederick Richardson seeks an annulment from Florence Richardson after marrying in 1908. He says 13 years without a kiss or affection strained the marriage and he was rebuffed after the ceremony, leading to 14 months of separation.
Chariton Inf. April 28 Joe Tarella 23 a miner of Tipperary near here killed himself Thursday night after shooting and seriously wounding his wife Police report Mrs Tarella called for supper he appeared with a shotgun fired at his wife shattering her arm Brie escaped after dropping to the floor While reloading he killed himself with the shotgun The reason for the tragedy is unknown.
Mandan North Dakota April 23 James Flanagan a Civil War veteran aged four years old is noted as the last surviving white scout of Custer's Seventh Cavalry and died here Friday Funeral services will be held under the auspices of the American Legion.
Aberdeen on April 22 special report: Edward Livieky 30 years old died in the crash of a plane in which Frank Welle the pilot was badly injured near Mina 5 W Kidey Er New York. The text includes garbled names and vulgar fragments.
Washington reports the government believes France and Britain will stop pressuring Germany on indemnity via further invasion, after the United States confirmed President Harding’s reply to Germany’s mediation note was sent to allied embassies. No changes were made to the message, and officials await Germany’s reply or allied comments ahead of Hythe talks.
New York April 23 Rene Viviani returning to France sent a message to American areas stressing continued unity between the United States and France. He warned against a drift in understanding and urged nations to maintain shared ideals and loyalty. He warned that silence can erode ties between peoples and urged mutual vigilance.
Mike Gibbons of St Paul middleweight won a ten round decision over Wiggins in Minesota, his first bout since retirement rumored. The bout featured strong defense and sharp punching, with Gibbons taking nine rounds and dominating most exchanges as local press lauded his performance.
New York April 23 spring moods aside Roscoe Reich a 70 year old romantic youth pleaded guilty in Kings county court to marrying wife too many and promised to avoid further complications. He noted his first wife lived in Boston Pa where he once was county auditor and the judge suspended sentence praising restraint.
Buenos Aires dispatch notes La Prensa caustically rebuking President Harding for overstating Simon Bolivar and ignoring San Martin and Bolivar’s role in liberating much of South America. The piece criticizes the unveiling of Bolivar’s statue in New York as showing historical omissions.
Northwestern University psychology head Professor Robert H. Gault announces a new crime bureau to fight crime waves and police inefficiency through scientific criminology. Joining him are H. H. Goddard, Sanford Bates, August Vollmer, and others to provide expert, practical analysis and assistance to cities seeking cures for crime and lax judiciary or police performance.
Tito Ligi of Scranton was arraigned on a draft evasion charge and jailed under $10,000 bail to await the May term of federal court in Harrisburg. Three identifications exist but officials have not filed formal accusations. Ligi appeared handcuffed before United States Commissioner Ellis under heavy guard.
London April 23 In conference with mine owners Friday afternoon the miners executives told the employers they were instructed by district organizations to insist on a national wages board national pooling of profits and a national flat rate wage Their third demand was for the retention of the principle of war wages Lloyd George appealed for a compromise to permit reopening of the mines and a permanent settlement Meantime the owners will submit concrete proposals to the miners.
East Lake City April report states that Germans and four Syrians were denied U S citizenship Thursday for claiming exemption from military service during the war. Applicants argued they were misadvised or did not understand their duties, but were denied on grounds of draft evasions.
Justin Lilly, a member of the national convention at Chicago that nominated Abraham Lincoln in 1860, is dead at his home in Plattsmouth Nebraska. Born February 12 1807 in Medina Ohio he moved to Illinois and later to Nebraska in 1871.
Durant Oklahoma April 23 A tornado swept eastern and central Bryan county wrecking residences and other buildings, damaging about $100000 in value. Trees were twisted and orchards whipped as the storm passed through the area. No deaths were reported.
Berlin reports Germany pledges to build and equip 25,000 dwellings in France’s devastated regions before winter, paying all costs and supplying labor from its pool as a new reparations scheme. Berlin says new proposals will reach Allies by May 1, aiming for better terms. US stance uncertain. German cabinet plans revisions if Harding rejects terms. Reichstag criticizes lack of consultation and views reply as a direct snub.
Paris April 23. Germany rejected the allied ultimatum to transfer Reichsbank gold reserves to Coblenz and Cologne by May 1. Berlin offered a counter proposal granting allies the right to prohibit gold exports from May 1 to October 1 to safeguard allied rights. The reparations commission warned that a rejection could lead to a demand for surrender of Germany’s metal reserve, about 260 million dollars.
Enrico Caruso, recently ill with pleurisy, leaves Vanderbilt hotel for a two hour Central Park ride and plans a Naples voyage on May 28. He hopes to regain weight and strength through rest, with a fall return contingent on progress. doctors say he is alive and improving, but unlikely to perform soon.
Peaking April 23 reports the steamer Hong Koh en route from Singapore to Amoy with about 1100 Amoy and Rwatew Chinese and a cargo of rice. A riot outside Bwatew provoked passengers to clash with knives axes and hatchets for boats, causing around 1000 deaths among passengers and most of the native crew per Swatow consular advice.
Legion members of Lincoln post coordinate a June celebration for Gen John J Pershing's commencement address at the University of Nebraska. A post committee will organize the program, noting Pershing joined the post last year after meeting members via a former private. Authorities also report wide American Legion activity, tours, and public notices across states, plus English instruction bills and memorials to veterans.
In Jackson Mine on April 12 the Pearls River stands at 35 feet and rising after another heavy rain. Officials fear the business district will flood by daylight as preparations continue for the rising waters and potential disaster.
April 12 announcement: John W. Divie appointed general counsel of the Associated Prena.
Salt Lake City April 2200 the Utah State Wool Growers Association has filed a complaint with the Public Utilities Commission claiming shipment rates for sheep moving between summer and winter ranges in Utah are unjust, unreasonable, discriminatory and exorbitant in violation of the state act. Defendants named include Denver and Rio Grande Western, Los Angeles and Salt Lake, Oregon Short Line, Southern Pacific, Western Pacific and Union Marine railroads.
In Chicago, two gunmen robbed Reingold’s jewelry shop after LeRoy Present and J. Tetmpold examined $235,000 in diamonds. Detectives, puzzled by why both victims were carrying cash, seek clues as an international jewel thief ring is hinted in Chicago. Chief Michel Hughes promises progress after factoring a note reading S. J. Reingold and a 9 30 call.
Two years bandits entered the home of EE Pearce a retired millionaire capitalist and escaped with jewelry and valuables worth many thousands of dollars after binding and gagging Pearce and his Chinese servant. The servant freed himself and alerted police who launched a search.
The executive department on Friday asked the House for more than 200 million dollars in supplemental and deficiency appropriations. Treasury Secretary Mellon sent 21 money requests above last Congress approvals. Admiral Benson leading the Shipping Board sought 1.76 billion. The Federal Board for Vocational Rehabilitation requested 15 million with other large sums listed.
Chicago reports a looming lockout as builders demand a 20 percent cut for skilled labor and a 40 percent cut for unskilled workers. Union arbitration boards meet today to consider a compromise, with over 100 million dollars in projected building held up by rising costs.
Washington April 23 Major Hickam chief of the Information group of the army interview that total expenditures for wartime aircraft production had been reduced by liquidation to a net outlay of 504 060 781 H L Scaife formerly a captain in the air service today asked Secretary Weeks to give the country an audited and approved statement by a definite responsible financial officer He said salvage might restore some funds but Hickams figures were so divergent from congressional committee findings and from Charles I Hughes that an official report seemed necessary.
Paria April 23 unions in the Belne deparchinen Bubbots plan ten Paris suburb meetings for May 1. The program will discuss eight hour law enforcement amnesty protests against war and the Kusdan pevola.
Washington April 23 President Harding and his cabinet focused on rail and freight problems as core of the economic crisis. They discussed preferential rates on basic commodities to lower consumer food prices and relieve stockpiled food rotting in fields while urging quick action without awaiting Congress.
A juvenile court judge sentences two youths after a dog bite incident involving Lindsey. The proceedings reference a terrier owned by Teerwer Agril and Dunlop 23, with terms about reform school placement and future supervised instruction for the boy and dog behavior.
A court case involves Hughes and Hoover over a China trade matter. The document appears to record legal action, court involvement, and related parties, though the text is fragmentary and unreadable in parts.
The readable segments refer to immigration bill action in the House and mention related figures and dates, but the rest is garbled. Key names and chronology are present but not fully coherent, suggesting a brief notice of legislative movement with ambiguous surrounding details.
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