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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a naval event involving a vessel named Vigjayne and a person Adolfo Rie. The text references a warship command, naturalization, and a revolution context, but concrete details, dates, places, or outcomes are obscured by garbled wording.
The article discusses reactions to proposals on postwar world order and Pacific power alignment. It notes Japan and America engaged in potential coordination while the Tokyo negotiations await a formal response. General optimism contrasts with cautious expectations for a durable understanding among nine powers.
The new Progressive party adopted the name from a historic group at a local convention. Delegates called for abolishing the state railway commission, a primary-law revival, tax cuts, curbs on state extravagance, end of dual codes and state live-rollback, and replacing Wall Street influence with farmer-friendly policies.
In Grand Rapids a robbery at a house yielded $14,000 and left two officers wounded. Police pursued the bandits, aided by a waiter, after the suspects escaped by automobile. One officer, Sergeant Whyshima, was shot in the stomach, and another sergeant was gravely wounded. State police and local authorities joined the manhunt.
Lieutenant Leigh Ware of McCook Field set a world altitude record near Rayton Ohio on Thursday December 4. He climbed to twenty one thousand feet with passengers aboard but was forced to descend due to extreme cold and other technical issues.
Secretary Mellon approves an expenditure of 1.4 million dollars for construction of a terminal in Palo Alto. The report notes a mountain peak has been named and a memorial erected for the late Franklin Lane, praising his service to the public and contrasting it with the riches some others possess.
Miss Cassie Humann a 21 year old Brooklyn girl photographed in her cell awaiting trial for the murder of her former sweetheart Harry Garble. Humann charged with luring Garbo to his death on October 27 as he walked a lonely street. Libusci 21 is accused of the shooting. Both deny involvement.
Eva King known as Bandit Queen testifies in a first degree murder case over the Northwestern officer Murray killing in the Schneider farm gun battle. She claims her husband fired the fatal shot and wrested Murray’s gun from him. Frank Tierney testified Murray and King fought hand to hand. Mrs. King says she sought to persuade her husband to quit bootlegging and admits living under assumed names.
Cedar Rapids Dec West Union testimony centers on arsenic murder method. Bobby Ashbaugh 13 says he watched his mother mix the poison and accompany her to give it to his father. He recalls his father drank a cup, they drank more, and Cahoe showed amiable relation to Mr. Ashbaugh. About 20 witnesses more await. jury expected Saturday night.
Louise Peete, condemned to life for the murder of Jacob Co. Denton, wealthy mining man of Los Angeles, was transported by train to San Quentin penitentiary late Tuesday in the custody of two deputies. Her lawyers vow to press the case to the United States Supreme Court.
A Three Rivers jury acquitted Mrs Levinne Plummer Slack after a circuit court trial. The 64 year old was charged with killing her 75 year old husband William Slack whose body was found in the basement of their home on September 16.
In New York on December 7 Rabbi Wien was fined 26 dollars after Rabbi Tennandbaum testified that Wiles attempted to remove a customer who had hired him for graveside prayers, causing a disturbance in the cemetery.
Omaha December news reports state bankers gathered to elect officers of a proposed loan concern to be incorporated with a capital of one million dollars and authority to loan up to ten million for farmers and restock men, with paper to be turned over to the War Finance Corporation. At a Sunday war finance committee meeting no applications totaling six hundred ninety five thousand dollars from forty two banks were approved.
Floyd Powers of Page county Iowa reports he has found his missing German bride. The couple are reunited at Norfolk Virginia after the bride, who came to the United States ahead of him, was delayed. The message to the Powers gave few details and the nationwide search had been launched due to the delayed arrival in Coin Iowa.
The Washington conference sees a tentative pacific peace pact among the United States Great Britain Japan and possibly France and Italy. The draft includes a preamble and four clauses enabling conference whenever issues arise and defining joint action against non signatories. The plan is under discussion with France and Italy’s entry undecided.
Washington December 9 Senate ordered a sweeping investigation of alleged dyestuffs lobby seeking to influence Congress on Dyestuff legislation. The King Utah resolution passed without record vote after Frelinghuysen New Jersey amendment to include exporters of German dyestuffs.
The White House stated that Prime Minister Lloyd George shows a friendly spirit toward the United States in his exclusive message on the Irish retirement. The note, released with Marching on Thursday, underscores the positive tone of the exchange between Britain and the United States.
Chicago labor unrest over the packing house strike escalates with violent clashes. Police and troops are on alert as non union workers and strikers clash near plants. Thirty to forty injured, fifty arrested, including women released on recognizances.
The labor department ordered informal talks by two conciliation bureau representatives, Commissioners Nelson and Marchman, to meet with strikers and packers in Chicago on Friday to settle the dispute and curb rioting.
Cleveland, Dec 9 Four large tobacco firms were named as defendants in a $400000 damage suit filed here charging they conspired to fix tobacco prices. The defendants include The American Tobacco Company Lorillard Co The Liggett & Myers Company and The John J Bagley Co, controlling most major cigarette brands.
Today in Congress the Finance Committee debates foreign debt reframing. An inquiry into Senator Watsons charges of soldiers hanged without trial in France opens. The House weighs bills for extra district judgeships and rural credit, while reform and banking committees review civil service reform and other measures. Rivers and harbors panel probes navigable water pollution.
Washington December 9 reports a thorough investigation of international habit forming drug traffic will be conducted by the Mouse foreign affairs committee. Chaman Porter stated the committee will act promptly on the Kahn resolution seeking a conference among armaments delegates to plan an international meeting to curb drug trafficking.
Senate hearing details say eleven American expeditionary forces members were executed in France after military court martial. An affidavit by George H. Taylor claims twelve soldiers were hanged in Ish Sur Tile, others to be hanged. Testimony questions whether executions occurred with proper trials and uniforms were those of the U S Army.
Charles B. Plex, ex director general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, is to be granted a divorce from Laura Olivie Flora Piez after Plex testified his wife deserted him. Judge Joseph Babath indicated the decree would be granted.
In Knoxville Tennessee on a Thursday night Judge Thomas Nelson indicated a new trial would be granted if the verdict remained non guilty as Maude Moore Atubba faced trial for allegedly playing Leo B Harth in a case that showed possible acquittal on the horizon amid legal motions and court proceedings.
Bank officials in Mead Colorado report a robbery at the Great National Bank during the night. Authorities say bandits blew the vault nose and left with loot whose amount is not yet determined.
Customs officials in New York expect a rich harvest as Mary Pickford arrives aboard the liner Paria. Dressmakers report she bought 40 gowns and costumes, “one for every mind,” favoring long skirted tailor mades to appear taller.
Elizabeth Besenty testified in Beverly Glen that she saw a man in a roadster she later identified as Arthur Burch near the Kennedy cabin just after a fatal shooting of J Belton Kennedy. Her account, supported by neighbors and Deering, strengthens the circumstantial case as police arrive.
Washington reports the 8-48 submarine sank off Bridgeport harbor after an unsecured manhole covering from ballast tanks flooded the engine room during a crash dive. Naval experts call this a culmination of recent submarine design issues. The navy ordered submarines 8-19 and 8-9 from New London to aid salvage efforts, with gear sent from Lake Torpedo Boat Company in Bridgeport. raising the vessel amid expected difficulties.
Senator William S. Kenyon of Iowa spoke at the Colorado Farmers Congress in Fort Collins defending the agricultural bloc. He cited measures aided by the bloc and argued Democrats are trying to help the country, urging fair and equal privileges for farmers.
Indianapolis Dec 9. The international executive board approved John J Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America for revoking the Kansas district charter and deposing its officers. The action was taken in session here today.
The Eva King murder trial known as the bandit queen went to the jury after a gun battle that left her husband dead. Special Officer Robert Murray of the Northwestern was slain during the confrontation. The case proceeded in Migsta, Iowa, near Thursday evening.
Special cable from London reports Eamon de Valera stating he cannot recommend the treaty. He argues terms conflict with national will expressed at elections and urges continued discipline while Dail Eireann meets to decide. Griffiths counters by defending the pact as a step toward peace and lasting friendship.
Special Cable Dispatch from London reports Art O Brien, president of the Irish Self Determination League, warning that a Dublin peace settlement may be rejected. He urges not to rejoice until Ireland’s complete independence is recognized, saying five Irish signatories to the treaty cannot justify thanksgiving. The fall could end the long road for Irish freedom but not its goal, as force cannot grant moral rights. The fall’s outcome will shape Ireland entering sovereign nations.
The Irish correspondent reports orders for immediate demobilization of the Sinn Fein army. Several hundred political prisoners were released from Curragh, Dublin, Cork and other camps after King George's amnesty proclamation. Crowds greeted the freed prisoners as military headquarters in Dublin announced.
Council Bluffs Iowa report: Clyde Woolsey of Atlantic was held up near Atlantic by two highwaymen. They robbed him of 200 dollars, kicked him from his new car, and fled in the auto, leaving him to walk into town.
Special Cable from Paris reports official denials of American hotel overcharges. The crown prince of Perala says he was asked to pay $2000 for a month at Nancy Hotel with a $200 cognac charge. French press calls for punishment of the proprietor.
Washington reports federal education commissioner John J. Tigert warns of a national crisis as illiteracy among average Americans climbs and a large number of foreigners unable to understand English threatens country unity. Rural schools face one of the era's major problems.
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