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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
2
The article notes a large bowlder near Hulett Wyoming with carved features and a strong jaw line and high collar visible. It references parallel observations on ancient carving and notes global items from plague cases to advances in battery and ship technology, with brief mentions of notable individuals and institutions.
New York July 27 Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty pits third degree interrogation on Frank Chroficl alias Dago Frank along with Rose Harris and Abraham Lewis. William Shapiro's confession fills gaps as DA Whitman vows to reveal alibis of Bald Jack Rose Bridgie Webber and Harry Walton. Lieutenant Costigan’s testimony shocks police circles about police protection and gambling houses. Detectives hunt a mystery shooter seen with a smoking revolver returning to the car after the killing.
London July 27 The British government narrowly escaped ouster in a snap division in the house of commons with a margin of three votes. Lloyd George moved Monday to discuss supplementary appointments as the opposition protested and forced a vote. The government barely saved the day amid thin attendance and strong Irish nationalist and labor loyalty.
Chicago officials ordered a searching inquiry into Camp Douglas Wisconsin after spectators alleged drunken brawls and insults to women during army maneuvers. Gen Ramsey D Potts dispatched Maj Carl Reichmann to verify the charges and determine how many regulars were involved. The accusations center on the war games near Douglas, while the so called red army was 15 miles away.
Newport R I July 26 Theoretical loss of six battleships is reported possible in an engagement with submarines The Florida Delaware North Dakota Utah Louisiana and Kansas were in Narragansett Bay under guard of torpedo boat destroyers awaiting submarine attack.
White Plains July 26 Harry K Thaw must stay in the asylum after Justice Martin J Keogh denied his request for release. The court held that Thaws release would threaten public safety following his 1908 killing of Stanford White.
New Orleans dispatch reports the French market will be sacrificed for modern sanitation. The four generation staple for meat and vegetables closes as conditions sparked a sweeping war on house flies, signaling a complete market reconstruction.
Tokyo reports the emperor Mutuhito in extremely grave condition with acute nephritis and uraemic poisoning. Physicians say no change since afternoon bulletin, raising anxiety as the crown prince and officials meet to prepare for eventuality.
In Washington the Senate opened debate on the House excise tax bill which would tax income of individuals and partnerships with annual business over six thousand dollars. Senator Smith argued for an income tax in principle but opposed substituting the House bill. Senator Borah urged initial consideration of his own income tax measure. A Democratic caucus resolution stated support for an income tax but warned passage would require constitutional amendments and would interact with existing corporate taxes to yield similar revenue.
Juarez Mexico July 27 rebel commanders face a shrinking force of only 200 men as Pascual Orozco, commander in chief, strains to evacuate the border town. His army is scattered across northern Chihuahua and eastern Sonora with desertions rising as soldiers swap rifles for railway shovel work.
Camp Douglas Wis July 26 The red army switches from offensive to defensive to protect its retreat and hinder blues progress. Reds claim to have derailed three towns and a rail line cutting western rail links while red cavalry destroys Valley Junction Wyeville and Oakdale and blows 100 yards of track. Blues reportedly recaptured two red cavalry outposts leading to renewed skirmishes and patrols as they push toward the red positions.
Fort Dodge laboring men form a Laboring Men's association to fight coal price hikes. A cooperative to mine and handle in own coal is organized with 500 shares at 10 dollars each, issued to Fort Dodge laboring men.
San Francisco July 16 An announced sweeping increase in transcontinental freight rates was made yesterday at the general offices of the Southern and Santa Fe Railroad companies. Some rates may rise as much as 100 percent based on new tariffs received from eastern class rate structures.
Desolation sweeps southwest Pennsylvania as cloudbursts trigger floods. At least fifteen miners die in the Superba mine near Uniontown, with casualties reported across Uniontown Wheeling Lemont and Monongah. Rescue efforts and mine clearance will take days as communities reel from widespread damage.
District Attorney Weltnen says Shapiro will testify as state witness in the Rosenthal murder matter. An affidavit links Bridle Webber to the scheme as authorities pursue connections. Officials stress the testimony is key to the prosecution’s case in this high profile crime.
In Constantinople on July 26 a group of Turkish military officers urged the chamber of deputies to close. The report notes a separate retirement of Bishop Henry W. Were of the Methodist Episcopal church after a period of illness.
A July disaster floods Dunbar with torrential rains transforming streams into raging torrents. Several buildings were wrecked and seven damaged as the town lies underwater. No fatalities were reported and over 200 residents affected.
A cloudburst floods miles between Jeanette and Greenaburg on July 2, inundating low lands and trapping over 2,000 people on Oakford park hills during a Union Supply Co outing. Railways and trolley lines in Manor Valley and Turtle Creek were knocked out.
Brownaville, July 26. Horsemen rode through Redstone valley guiding frightened residents past rising floodwaters. A cloud burst swelled the reservoir and 1,004 families fled to the hills as water rushed into the mining village causing heavy damage.
The worst rainstorm in 20 years drenched Washington county on Wednesday causing widespread destruction. Streams overflowed their banks flooding many homes and severely damaging crops.
The July 26 flood swept over Connellaville Pennsylvania damaging over ten thousand dollars in property. The lower town area sits under six feet of water and about 60 families are left homeless.
Wausau Wisconsin July 26 flood on the Wisconsin river is abating after sweeping out bridges and domes and destroying thousands of dollars of property. A perceptible falling of water was noted this morning and residents remain hopeful the devastation is over.
Rome July 25 Moving pictures of Pope Pius at the Vatican delight the pontiff who praises American ingenuity after a priest secretly films the pope tending flowers and walking in the garden. The pope exclaims that God must love Americans for such power to create life in motion.
Chicago reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will be best man for Loring Hoover at his marriage to Miss Margaret Revell. Revell is the daughter of Alexander H. Revell, a longtime friend and former campaign manager of Roosevelt. The wedding date has not been set.
Tokio reports state that the emperor remains near death with critical condition and a reduced pulse. Official bulletins note the pulse lingering around 100 after earlier readings of 106, reflecting a severe decline in health.
William Shapiro the chauffeur of the murder victim Rosenthal is to turn state's evidence this afternoon. His testimony is expected to clarify who is responsible for the killing.
National convention of insurance commissioners yesterday agreed on uniform guidelines for state legislatures. The move aims to standardize how insurers respond to legislative actions and permits, with details to be announced.
Fire at dawn destroyed the Union Petroleum Oil company freight wharf at Marcu Hook, Philadelphia. Flames spread to the British steamer Trinidadian docked at the wharf, causing damage to its windows and cabins.
Insurance firms press for exhumation to resolve conflicting theories of death after Candace Wheeler of New York and Brooklyn reportedly drowned at a lake resort. Attorney for claimants to the 12 600 dollar policy plans talks with Dr Meyer to verify body identity and cause.
Washington July 26 Secretary Wilson’s department freed from danger of an investigation into lax meat inspection methods. Chairman Moss of the House Expenditures Committee said no further probes would be pursued, despite strong protests from packing interests and critics who highlighted troubling conditions in packing plants.
Anna Hoffart a 31 year old manicure was arrested on charges of kidnapping the 6 year old daughter of barber Joseph Daniels. The motive tied to a warrant sworn by Daniels' wife and a demanded 500 reconvence not paid. The child disappeared yesterday after Mrs Daniels left for New York and was found in Hoffart's apartment as she prepared to leave for Pittsburgh.
July 26 dockers parade through London with about fifty thousand strikers at Tower Hill. Strike leader Hen Til let denounces Lord Davenport and leads a prayer requesting God to strike Lord DevPort dead. Police clash as strikers clash with non union workers leaving many injured.
Denver July 26 The New York offer by New man Erb and associates to reorganize the Denver Northwestern and Pacific is expected to be accepted today. A protective committee of note holders will meet to review details and announce them after. If approved, control would pass to Erb and partners with plans to extend the line to Bull Lake City and connect to Hawley Aytton from the east or south.
Sophia Krueger of Howard County, age six at the time, was denied clemency by the state board of parole and will serve life for her husband murder from nine years ago. Chris Ecklerbe, convicted of killing a girl in Jackson County six years ago, also denied clemency.
In Chicago on July 26, Jacob Miller, jailed for burglary, broke from guards at Pauline Minwsky’s home and leaped from a third floor window. He hit a cottage roof, rolled to the ground, and died from head injuries and a broken spine. Police report the attempted loot included a wedding ring a Roger ring and cash.
Jim Voires Dunne of Washes ot ed was sentenced to death by Mlexdown authorities. The case notes he never wed prem under unrest and was in danger at home, with the late department reporting at the request of Representative Kinkdld.
In New Orleans on July 1, Temple and Ahern fought to a draw after a slow first round. The bout remained undecided with both fighters showing defense and limited offense throughout the fight.
The parade of United States regulars and state militia opened a mock campaign at Camp Douglas Wisconsin with 4000 reds marching east and blues advancing from La Crosse to Tomah. Commanders keep the exact engagement time secret as bridges and tunnels are reported destroyed to hinder supply lines.
In Jonesville Virginia on July 26 the killing of Dr James W Walden a prominent Democrat by Perry Wallin a Republican leader stirs a stalled feud in the Blackwater district Mountains clans align for possible violence as 400 mountaineers await trial on vote selling charges Authorities heighten court and jury protection fearing a Hillaville style outbreak Judge Skeen received a mountain message promising jail or death for party members
In Fayette County Pennsylvania a hotel man seeks a woman cook for his mountain summer residence near Chalk Hill. The ad promises good wages private dining room no laundry work milking chores and a porch view half an acre of lawn and weekly seventeen mile auto ride for afternoon respite.
Washington July 2 Senator Pen rose of Pennsylvania fought to block consideration of Senator Kenyon’s bill to regulate interstate liquor shipments as a matter of state law. Senator Canton sought to move the measure forward but Pen rose objected and halted the action.
The Majemtle Theater Company Green's Opera House and Vic Hays v Cedar Rapids and city officials proceeds to the state supreme court on appeal from a ruling by the lone supreme court which refused to hear the theater parties challenge to a proposed ordinance banning Sunday theaters and moving picture shows.
Announcement reports the Princess of Thurin and Vasle robbed at a hotel in Ostend Belgium of jewels valued at unknown sum. Details mention her prior marriage to Prince Victor and divorce from General Gerald Pita gerald, with ties to Uniontown Pennsylvania.
Former congressman and Beruth Mill district representative He led for years before dying at home in Auvedale at age sixty due to apoplexy.
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