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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

3

Mexico and Washington clash over Jenkins case in Puebla

Mexico's foreign office told the American embassy it cannot release American consular agent Willem O F Jenkins imprisoned in Puebla, arguing the case lies with local authorities and Mexico's constitution forbids presidential interference. Bail set at 500 pesos. Washington awaits details as U S considers next steps.

Mexico City Mexico William O. Jensns Puebla Jenking United States Aegican Jenkins American State Department Carranza State Department M. E. Hanna Amercian Prueba Jianna Carrarsa

William Carlisle Letter Claimed as Proof of Visit in San Francisco

San Francisco authorities received a letter and a photographed image from William Carlisle, the Wyoming train robber, claiming he is in town and promising to keep low while rustling cattle. The note, signed BIN Carlisle, includes a photo showing a man handcuffed to a deputy sheriff with a description on the back. Denver papers report continued nationwide surveillance and hunt for the fugitive. In Washington, President Wilson pardoned Private Edward J Mullin of the Adjutant Infantry, restoring his discharge.

San Francisco Cal William Carlisle Wyoming Pellee White bin Carlisle White Carlisle Tarligde William Carliale Ping Viathan Denver Calo Rawlins Carliale Bansit Washington Wilson Han Edward J. Mullin Adlat Infantry Belgium

Fire Destroys Coal Mine in North Dakota

Wilton North Dakota November mine fire destroys Tipple mine main workings of one of the largest in the state. Losses run into thousands of dollars, 300 men thrown out of work, and daily production of 1600 tons of lignite halted indefinitely.

Wilton N. D Tipple North Dakota

Jugo-Slave To Sign Austrian Treaty Today

Tari November 26 plenipotentiaries of Jugo-Slavia will sign the Austrian Treaty at 6 o'clock this afternoon. They will attach their signatures simultaneously to the treaty for the promotion of racial minorities, the arrangement of reparations, conceiving a unity and also to financial arrangement concerning the ex expense in the former Austro Hungarian monarchy.

Tari Jugo-Sinvia

President Wilson To Eat Thanksgiving Turker At Home

President Wilson, likely in a wheelchair, plans to dine at the White House Thanksgiving table tonight with Dr. Grayson supervising. The guest list reportedly includes the sharpest minds in years, while Mrs. Francis B. Sayre and Mrs. William G. McAdoo will not attend. Lucy Maury, Wilson’s niece from Roanoke, Va, has arrived for the holidays.

Washington Wilson Grayson White House Francis B. Sayre William G. McAdoo Lucy Maury Roanoke

Meteor Thought Cause Of Midwest Atmospheric Shock

Scientists study a meteor theory after a widespread disturbance crippled telegraph lines and power plants across southern Michigan and northern Indiana, with reports of window damage and a drifting headlight-like ball in Hamilton Indiana. Seismograph reviews and weather bureau forecasters seek precise explosion point near the Michigan-Indiana line.

Chicago Middlewest Michigan Indiana Ilinoia Ohio Hamilton Ind Kalamazoo Ferrien Springs Mich Henry J. Cox Weather Bureau University of Chicago Observatory C. A. Daniel Scientisia Fiy Michigan-Indiana State Line

Lady Astor Elected to Husband's Commons Seat

London reports Lady Nancy Astor has won the former seat in the House of Commons by 4090 votes, securing election to her husband’s parliamentary district.

London Nancy Astor House of Commons

400 Kansans Volunteer for Coal Digging

Topeka Kansas November 21 By 10 am today more than 400 men had answered H J Allens call for volunteer coal diggers Some applicants are sending in names in groups representing organizations formed in various towns

H. J. Allen

Three League Clubs After Chick Harley In Ohio

Columbus Ohio November 25 Chick Harley Ohio State football star may play the outfield for the Columbus Senators near season President Tinker says ready to make Harley an attractive offer for 1620 baseball services Harley declined to say whether he will consider Tinker's offer The St Louis Browns and the Akron club of the International League are also after Harley Burke mentioned as another target.

Columbus Ohio Chick" Harley Ohio State Columbus Senatora Tinker Senators Harley St. Louis Browns Akron International Leaawe Aleo Burke

U S Aviators Volunteer for Poland Frontshot in Warsaw

A group of eight U S aviators volunteer to aid Poland on the Ukrainian front. The photo lists Lieut. Carl Clark from Oklahoma, Lieut. Franklin Noble of Boston, Lieut. Floyd Rawlow of Wilmington, Capt. Edward J. Corsi of Brooklyn, Capt. A W Kelly of Richland, Capt. Marian C. Cooper of Dickville, and Cedrick Fauntleroy of Chicago, among others.

New Republic Pho’. S. Ws Pollch White House Warsaw Car Clark Elsa Okla Fiwin Nob'e Oston Mass Liew Rawfore Mingtor el. Leute Kenneth Shrowelwig Charleston WooVu Edwarda J. Corsi Brockoon A. Ut. Kelly Richa Way Marian C. Cooper Dick Mville Wia Cedrick Fauntleroy Chicago Fulad Jarsen

Mongolia Urges China to Rule Outer Mongolian Autonomy End

A Mongolian petition delivered to Peking seeks to end Mongolia’s autonomy, urging direct Chinese political and diplomatic control. General Hsu Shu Cheng presents claims that Chinese rulers compromised sovereignty, while Mongols accuse officials of corruption and Russia of failing to protect treaty obligations. An intended mandate reportedly will sever Russo-Chinese notes and the Kirka treaty, asserting China’s suzerainty.

Weking Alonguiin Tithits Chin Peking Generel Hsu Shu Cheng Mongolia China Datroy Outer Mongolia Russia

Socialists Split on Attending King Address Session

Rome Nov 24 Extremists plan to attend the chamber meeting to disrupt the King’s inaugural address while moderates urge following the party line and stay away from the session to protest the king’s appearance.

Rome Chamber of Deputies Victor Emmanuel

Big Guns Planned to Speak at Pierre Rally

Mitchell November 25. Col. Chipperfield a former Illinois congressman and noted Republican orator was chosen by National Chairman Will Hays for the main address at the Pierre rally next Monday. Harvey Ingham of Des Moines is set to speak along with Governor Norbeck, Congressman Christopherson of Sioux Falls and Royal C Johnson of Aberdeen. The meeting will be the sole state wide GOP gathering in the state as Allen of Kansas cannot attend due to the coal situation. the state convention follows the next day.

A. Christopherson Bious Falls Royal C. Johnson Aberdeen Allen Kansas

French Fur Prices Hit By Government Inquiry

Paris authorities opened an investigation into the high cost of women’s fur as winter fashions push demand. The move aims to curb overcharging and check price rises for beaver and mink gowns, with officials noting some buyers obtain goods from Germans and face profiteering.

Paris Teda Deulope

Stay at Home Soldiers Dominate Turkey Shoots in Ennaee City

Nov 28 Ennaee City reports a shift as former doughboys win all turkey shoots over local contestants. Veterans, armed with shooting iron, overpower nonveterans, drawing derision from local lights and quotes about the hero soldiers’ return and lost glory for civilians.

Ennaee City

Italian Politics Amid Rumors Of Monarchy Crisis

London reports discuss Premier Nisend Chthrigle i' Anninglo amid unsettled Italian politics. Talks center on royal support for Victor Emmanuel and a potential clash with radicals as king and government face a wary Parliament. News outlets urge caution, noting no clear war or crisis indications.

London Nisend Anninglo Agave Ste Fhime Sara Withdrwal Pritish Ttale Liane Oye Unitiech Foroan Tate Tialy Victor Kanmanuel Chamber of Deputies Hlwaya Alvo da Moagialiet Party Bert Soa Pocia'iste Mousanity Party Newa Mouserates Maly Trajan Daily Globe Sherye Waly

Senora Angeles Not Told of Execution in 20 Year Old Telegram

New York dispatches reveal Senora Angeles, widow of a Mexican revolutionary, remained ignorant of her husband’s execution. A telegram from his father dated Tuesday expresses relief at his son’s peaceful state and asks family to remain strong, urging love for mother and siblings.

New York Aimellou Beader Curneh Delwronn Iowa Carranea Wilobeld Allesta

Bulgaria Harvesting Record Wheat Crop

Sofia reports Bulgaria’s wheat harvest as a historic, high value effort. Elevators along the Black Sea coast process the grain, with a $250 million potential impact cited. Premier Stambulinsky pushes for foreign aid to stabilize prices and trade, while Bulgaria tightens exchange controls and limits shipments.

Sofia Vurnw Bulgarda Bulgaria Stambulinaky Board of Control

Earthquake Shocks Rattle San Francisco During Night

San Francisco residents awakened at 2 06 am by two distinct tremors. Some on the streets did not feel the quakes while others saw windows light up. Two men working on a pipe organ at the Fillmore theater reportedly blew a fuse while alerting a policeman.

San Francisco Fillmore Theater Atr

Miners Likely Down Eld Offer In Wage Talks

Washington delegates clash over a proposed 14 percent wage increase for coal miners after a joint conference on the coal situation. John J. Lewis and the United Mine Workers reject Garfield's plan while operators press for a new agreement. secretary Wilson’s 9 percent proposal is discarded as the full committee stays to consider settlement options.

Washington, D. C United States Garfield Ponel Mike Hoth John J. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Lcale Thomas T. Grewster Operators’ Association Harfield Wilson Brewster William Green Eretary Unitel Mine Workers Alexander Howett Kansas Garteld

Bulgaria Signs Treaty of Peace with Allied Powers

Premier Staimbulinsky signed the peace treaty at Sevilly, applying Neuilly terms. Bulgaria cedes Thrace and territories, pays about $145,000,000, limits army to 10,000 men, dissolves compulsory service, turns over arms, and accepts allied commission for war-era penalties and prisoner repatriation.

Para AL Staimbulinsky Bulgaria Sevilly Town Hall Neuilly toWwalal Shanderton Tebbe Pirace Gayertinonia Beter Mumanta Thulgure Priesners

Girl Who Disappeared To Be Married Visit Court

In Iowa a sequel to the recent sensational disappearance of Miss Geneva Draws, aged 17, from her home is reported. A ceremony is planned with her and Oran Langford, 23, of Ompta, during a court appearance attended by the girl’s parents.

Biuits Minw Geneva Minw Davin Oty Langford Omptia

Railroad Union Heads Conclude Convention In Ohio

Cleveland, Nov 23 The conference of general chairmen of railroad brotherhoods concluded with a tentative acceptance of Director General Mines overtime pay proposal to workers in the slow freight service. W Lee and Warren S of a loading office announced the offer, noting it would take effect away from home terminal after 16 hours.

Cleveland Ohio Brotherhaota Tme Director General Mines Warren

Japan Labor Delegate Calls Autocracy in Conference

A Japanese labor delegate at an international conference described his government as an autocracy. He criticized its authority as a threat to civilian justice, labeling it a major enemy to global labor standards and democratic rights.

Japan Washington Macoote Sapoosing Unbor

Passenger Telegraph Line Established Venloe to Milan

In ft experiments a new passenger telegraph line has been established between Venloe and Milan. The service promises quicker posting of travel notices and rapid message delivery along the route.

Venloe Milan

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief

A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as quick relief for colds. It claims the dose every two hours for up to three doses clears nasal congestion, eases headache and feverish misery, and ends grippe symptoms at little cost. The ad notes it acts without quinine and tastes pleasant.

Pape Grippe Ady

Defending Daddy in a Rainy Sunday Quip

A humorous exchange unfolds as a child defends his father’s honor on a rainy Sunday. The boy rebuts a neighbor’s jab about the father, turning the insult into a playful claim about a dreaming dog and the dog’s growth. Local humor in Now Haven Register.

Daddy Toyal Tie Haven Register

California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Laxative Use

An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children, urging mothers to choose the product by the California name and promising fruit flavor and dosing instructions. The text aside references tamtarine production and hints at lost dignity.

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