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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
2
A regent era account notes women active in the League of Women Voters backing a league candidate. It describes women in New York canvassing, organizing meetings, and influencing public sentiment while tensions rise between Democratic and Republican factions over the league’s role in the campaign.
Prayers offered at a healing mission in St John Cathedral softening a hard-hearted landlady. The crowd of about 340 heard a plea for mercy read aloud by Rev. Rufus Piney. The letter urged prayers for the woman who faced eviction over an advance she could not afford.
In Hilianwon West Virginia on September 7 police and detectives postponed murder trials involving 24 men linked to a connected case. Officials plan to disarm participants and ensure the trial proceeds without disruption.
An elderly Warshalltown couple perished in a kitchen fire on Monday. Reports say J Johoson and another occupant were in the home near the railroad shop when the blaze broke out. Firefighters and officials are investigating the cause.
Unable to determine readable facts due to heavily garbled OCR text. The fragment reads as a miscited sports or event line with no clear names, teams, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
The readable text is garbled with typos and missing context making it hard to identify events or entities. It mentions prices and several unclear names, lacking a coherent news item or concrete actions.
Leaders of the Obregon party say General Obregon won about 90 percent of votes nationwide. The conservative Dominguez camp calls the candidacy unconstitutional due to revolution involvement and plans to protest Congress. Disturbances in Yucatan saw socialist and Obregonist clashes and dozens arrested.
Four men and women from Sioux Falls were instantly killed near Mountain Lake Minnesota when their stalled automobile was hit by a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Omaha passenger train at two in the afternoon. The victims are Mr and Mrs Clark Wagone Frank and Roy Dobinski. Identification was by a check book on Frank Dobinski. They left Sioux Falls at 4 AM for a two week trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The body of Nathaniel F. Davis of Duluth Minnesota a former army lieutenant and recent American civilian with the Rhineland high commission was found on the banks of the Rhine near Koblenz on Saturday Davis who had been missing for a week showed some bruises but his money and valuables remained with him He was expecting to marry an English girl now in France
Foreign minister Walter Simon led a Prussian delegation to the French embassy on Sunday to express Germany's apology for the Breslau mob attack on the French canalate, as reported by the news diary.
A garbled dispatch notes an automonvne unit linked to people in the United Biwler. It mentions paper rations and a roughly proper di...
The readable portions show a heated domestic exchange with a mother and father arguing about beliefs and behavior. Distinct names are scarce but references hint at family tension and protective parental stance amid unclear surrounding events.
Fragmentary notes show Beoman from Edlingurgh expressing a wish to marry in the future. The unclear text hints at a hopeful outlook and a proposed union contingent on growing up and forming a life together.
Avvannah Tennessee September 7 A courtship engagement and 52 years apart led to a reunion and marriage for T No Cray of Gray Oklahoma and Martha Vanderver once widowed, after both had been married and widowed earlier. They renewed their engagement in Nixon and wed in a late life ceremony now happily united.
J F T O'Connor of Grand Forks launches a statewide speaking tour to defeat Townley backed Governor Lynn J Frazier. O'Connor, a democratic nominee, unites republicans democrats and independents after Langer’s defeat, setting a bitter political battle ahead. He is an accomplished orator with a Yale education and prior North Dakota connections.
In Cedar Rapids on September 7 Mrs W J Delaney of Cedar Rapids was killed instantly and Mrs J J Mc Cabe of Fairfax died en route to a hospital after a car struck an Iowa City interurban near North Liberty. Vincent Thomas and Mrs F H Cahill of Fairfax are hospitalized in serious condition. The other driver did not see the interurban until almost on the track due to an obscured view.
Johan Aawon from Nume'ahl Norway, nine inches tall and 603 pounds, walked into a police station in Chicago on Sunday confessing he was lost. The police captain directed him to his hotel Aasonia with a carnival company and he returned to seek clothing assistance.
Ninety six quarts of whisky seized in Yankton by two men who claimed to be Charles L. Comba county recorder in Rock Port Missouri and John Jones of Warr Fax Missouri. Police report they bought the whisky in Canada for 65 dollars a case and planned to ship to Missouri where they expected to net 200 dollars a case.
A New Jersey court weighs whether an air passenger can claim accident insurance as part of an airline incident. The decision affects how insurers reckon airplane risks in commercial aviation. The case involves the Bow family after James W. Bow’s death in a flight.
Des Moines Sept 7. Iowa coal operators and miners failed to settle their wage dispute. The old wage scale committee will continue negotiations with a miners’ committee to seek an agreement. About 76 operators from across the state attended the meeting.
In Omaha on September 6 a diamond stud valued at 780 dollars was stolen from Major R S Wilcox’s shirt as he boarded a street car with his son. Wilcox described two young men nearby as suspects one jostled him while another acted as an accomplice.
St. Louis September 7 delegates at the fourth annual convention of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association say there is no prospect of an immediate lumber price decline. Charles A Bowen secretary reports prices have drifted slightly downward in two months but believes a bottom has been reached and prices will rise again.
Myron L. Tinney a former army aviator fell 600 feet to his death while performing at the state fair grounds. He attempted to climb a rope ladder between planes but missed his hold and plunged from the aircraft in front of about 200000 spectators.
In San Francisco on September 7 Julian Heas tossed his 3 year old son Maxwell high in the air. The child landed in a kettle of noodle soup and sustained minor burns though he laughed afterward.
New York dispatch reports further violence in the Brooklyn tramway strike as a riot followed a tram car attack. A striker was shot in the hip, stones were thrown, more than 30 shots fired, and 10 rioters were arrested on rioting charges.
A grand jury in Chicago criminal court was ordered to probe charges that gamblers tried to fix the August 31 National League game between Chicago and Philadelphia to favor Philadelphia. President William Veeck of the Chicago club said he was warned of a plot with the aim of influencing the outcome.
An outbound Denver Interurban special collided with an inbound train near Globeville on Labor Day, killing eight and injuring about 60. Conductor J W Schultz claimed orders directed a proceed, while Conductor G W Grenameyer warned the danger and leaped free, dying. Motorman Lawrence Cripps perished. lieutenant commander Paul Thiese and Claude Williams among the injured.
Constantinople reports Wrangel forces landed at Soucgum port near Bukhum Kale with protection from the battleship General Akhexkiev. In Sebastopol the 14th Bolshevik army retreated from the Dneiper after heavy losses as Wrangel’s counter attacks press the Soviet line on the Taurida and around the Tau rida region. Soviet strength around 60 000 infantry and 12 cavalry opposed Wrangel with 60 000 troops in his fighting units.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic vice presidential candidate laid a wreath on the Lafayette statue in Prospect Park Brooklyn during Labor Day events and received a silver loving cup from 17 000 Navy Yard employees honoring his service as assistant secretary of the navy.
Decatur police and the local miners union seek those responsible for a large red flag raised over a mine on Monday dawn. Miners' officials condemn the act as an attack on the union and vow a full inquiry.
August Morgan, about 70, was instantly killed when a dynamite stick exploded in a vellet on the Henry Meier farm southwest of Verdel Nebraska. Morgan had recently moved from Minnesota and a son, also missing, attracted bloodhound search efforts by Knox county authorities.
A reader’s letter recounts a brother who served in the French army ambulance service and reflects on the war’s end and the part of France where many American soldiers lost their lives. It notes that the extract was included to interest readers and honor those memories.
A damaged text fragment references safety from Kollabur hoe and an unclear plan or promise. It mentions future steps and personal resolve but lacks concrete details or identifiable entities.
Sioux Falls report says Mrs. Anna Matheson of Sherman admitted poisoning her husband Martin Matheson with strychnine in peaches. She named cousin John Digre as the instigator who urged divorce and marriage after the death, and she said she bought poison under a fictitious name. John Digre was arrested after the confession.
Warpir September 7. The council of ambassadors rejected three German government requests. Germany sought more troops to guard interned Bolsheviks from the Ruhr. a neutral inquiry into Upper Silesia was denied. and Germany’s challenge to river shipping allocations by Walker D. Hines was overruled.
The Chicago Daily News criticizes heavy campaign spending and the fear of opposing forces buying influence. It argues that increased publicity costs do not threaten democracy and urges the press to monitor candidate activities rather than trigger costly spending.
A traveler in Samail observes a river delata rising during recent floods. City officials and villagers react as fishermen report discovering a German wireless apparatus near Malta cadet area, suggesting a broader disruption or hidden activity.
Reports from Dublin and Cork detail violent clashes and killings. In Haly makara an attack on a military convoy left two Sinn Fein members dead and three wounded. Near Cork two youths were shot and killed as a military lorry passed. London dispatches note British labor opposing the government over MacSwiney’s fate, with calls for home rule for Ireland and American influence seen as hope.
Washington discusses the push to impeach any president who enforces Prohibition and Bryan's role in shaping congressional opposition. The piece notes Bryan's pledges to block weakening the Volstead Act and his stance on the League of Nations as a sham battle amid party tensions.
Ambassador Jamara will demand U S intervention to stop California's proposed absolute ban on land ownership by Japan. Secretary Colby discusses the issue with California Governor Stephens and hopes for an amicable settlement. The talks may widen to a broader review of U S Japan relations and the open door in China.
Parle reports Lithawole has suggested peace talks with the Poles be held in Mariampol in Koyno. The French foreign office indicated Poland will probably accept.
Marshalltown Iowa September 7 guntry Johnson and his wife both fatally burned today when Mrs Johnson by mistake poured anapline into the kitchen stove. Johnson rushed to aid his wife and was burned head to foot while trying to help.
Fragmentary text reflects chaotic global mood with references to the League of Nations and Aix-les-Bains interview. Mentions a senator and a planned meeting amid mounting international tension and misperceptions.
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