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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
5
The Inter Mountain Globe reports a New York University hall of fame niche dedication for Mark Twain and James Buchanan Eades among others. It notes League of Nations costs, war cemeteries in Europe, German flags in New York, and a Boston thrift association.
Clipped text references Polish art seized by authorities, a Chicago 82 year old woman suing her husband for non support after claiming he refused to help for 16 years, and assorted notes on cotton usage, sugar conspiracy indictments, and trades. It also mentions Italian and Brave factions and an occupation at Plume bar entrance.
United News reports the League of Nations moving toward direct aid to Armenians amid Turkish nationalists' assault. Viviani presses for an immediate expedition. Balfour favors a commission, while Dougherty argues for active council action under Armenian mandate debates. Japan resists a mandate. U.S. potential involvement cited.
Hugh Mortimer and William Koehn, sons of local farmers, face complaints by County Attorney Cowan for raiding Joseph Spence's farm and stealing a large number of ducks. Mrs. Spence helped guide officers. the poultry reportedly was transported to Norfolk in a luxurious car.
Norfolk men Clenn W. Emery and Ned Emery were arrested with sheriff Kincaid on liquor traffic charges. A state agent led the operation in Hmerce Neb on November 24. A fourth man is being sought.
Madison Nebraska November 24 Mrs Sarah Reed died Tuesday at the age of 109 years 7 months and 26 days she was the oldest woman in this part of Nebraska known at present.
London reports a riot in the House of Commons as Irish anger over Dublin killings erupts. Devlin clashed with Lloyd George amid boos and a suspension, while troops tighten Dublin, with raids and killings tallied in a brutal campaign.
A blaze in Ashford Oregon leveled the hotel post office general store apartment house and a home after starting in a hotel lobby. High winds fanned the fire as responders probed possible unknown causes.
The Mexican embassy in Washington issued a statement Monday denying reports of any uprising in Mexico. It said from the Rio Grande to the Guatemalan border the country is in complete peace and acted on Mexico City instructions.
Uruguay announces a prize for the discovery of a vaccine or practical method to prevent foot and mouth disease. The government seeks a breakthrough to protect livestock and support the agricultural sector.
Florence Gols on of Alabama born proves a musical prodigy after losing sight in an accident. She graduates from Cincinnati Conservatory with a composition diploma and earns praise as a composer of songs and cantatas. Her works include The Bird With the Broken Wing and A Spring Symphony. she wins a $100 prize from the Ohio Music Teachers Association.
More than 100 women in Indianapolis League of Women Voters held a consolation party burying partisanship after the election. The group includes both Republican and Democratic members who supported suffrage and then the ballot. George White of the Democratic party issued a statement saying they will join the chorus after March 4, while Governor Cox held a contrary view, arguing strong opposition harms politics.
A comical verse describes a woodpecker pecking to enlarge a hole for a hut. The bird relies on instinct and a “cutter” to widen the space, with no plans or craftsmen. It ends noting the creature builds it with his head, McCraw's Equipper.
Portland, Ore November 23. John Doughty was brought here from Oregon City where he was arrested last night on information he was wanted in Toronto in connection with the kidnaping of Ambrose Joseph Small and the alleged theft of $100,000 in bonds. Doughty was employed in an Oregon City paper mill.
In Manchester Ohio on Monday Mrs May Tomlin fatally wounded her 6 year old son with an ax and severely injured her 3 year old daughter before taking her own life a two month old infant survived unharmed The child's body was later found in a creek hours after authorities learned of the incident.
The New York World surveys the Hall of Fame vote at the University of New York. Patrick Henry Mark Twain Augustus Saint Gaudens Roger Williams and other notable men are chosen, with Alice Freeman Palmer representing women. Debate over who was left out and how fame should be defined continues.
The column cites Goodman Alexander of Seattle who, at 92 turning 93, believes sleep is paramount and that burglars and worry should not disrupt slumber. He says if he let burglars and worry disturb him he wouldn’t be as old as he is, illustrating a humorous view on longevity.
A Chicago school principal, a girl referee, settled a boys’ fight during a dispute over gloves for a school event. The incident drew mixed reactions from parents, while the Education Board praises the principal’s action and supports future gloves requisitions. Mathewson the pitcher has TB recovery progress in Adirondacks. A Chicago News cable says the former Kaiser is writing a history book from 1484 to 1914 with author details and England blamed.
Bologna reports order restored after socialist nationalist riots left eight dead and 64 wounded. Authorities say no new outbreaks expected and security measures remain in place.
Residents near Kingswood in Preston county reported four large meteors dropping last night near Howesville five miles south of the town triggering widespread panic and emergency notices.
Constantinople dispatch says hostilities have resumed between Armenian forces and Turkish nationalists led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha. Reports claim Turkish forces captured Alexandropol as fighting continues.
An 80 year old man named Wot 80 Lucky sustained a head wound described as a four inch gash after an unspecified incident. The report provides minimal surrounding context or location."
Washington dispatch reports Harry M. Daugherty saying President elect Harding will host informal talks in Marion after December 10 with three Democratic senators Reed Missouri Shields Tennessee and Pomerene Ohio plus others including Johnson California Borah Idaho Lenroot Wisconsin Dexter Washington and Knox Pennsylvania. Also invited are Elihu Root William Howard Taft Charles Evans Hughes and others as advisers. no dates set, no general conference planned.
J B Heutler 18 of Bedalla Missouri was arrested in Enver charged with passing worthless checks totaling several hundred dollars. He allegedly cashed bogus checks in Kansas City Blue Jay and Los Angeles. He says his father is a wealthy bridge contractor at Bedalin and he will be held pending investigation. Indians expect emancipation from the government reservation system within four years.
Mexico City reports Roa Quiera an envoy of Waslington acted beyond authority by ordering Mexican consuls not to view it for Senator Fail. Fail planned to attend the inauguration of President Qheagen. The move could disrupt negotiations over retirements and ongoing controversies between the two sides.
A Washington dispatch reports Detroit pitcher Shoeless Joe Jackson, not Cicotte, must pay 2200 of the 10100 he received for allegedly throwing games in the 1919 World Series to Cincinnati Reds. The Internal Revenue Service imposes added fines for delinquent returns and false reporting. Detroit officials stay mum, citing secrecy of tax matters.
Mrs Rachael Collins mourns her son Keith as federal agents pursue a $4 6 million mail robbery in Council Bluffs Iowa Police report Collins posed as a captain and has ties to stolen bonds and cash while family members are questioned In related activity a Poffenberger elder is arrested and a dramatic confrontation unfolds with his son Clyde United States officials contend about 1 million dollars of loot is accounted for with other sums found in homes and held prisoners are assembled for the government case dragnet spreads across local households and offices
Ardmore Oklahoma November 2 By the United News Jake Hamon Republican committeeman from Oklahoma was recovering Monday from the bullet wound caused by an accidental pistol discharge. He walked to a hospital after the incident.
A severe western Nicaragua storm disrupts ships returning to Corinto from Anapala, causing great difficulty for navigation. Governor W P Hobby of Texas plans to attend the inauguration of President Obregon in Mexico, highlighting international interest amid the turmoil.
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