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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
4
Diplomatic dispatches report Britain France and the United States debating Germanys reparations as Briand faces pressure from parliament. European leaders push for stronger action while the United States weighs loan schemes and collective security in a tense prearmistice climate.
The article reports Germany pressing for a loan from the United States as Allies weigh options on reparations. It notes Germany may offer bonds, with authorities warning against immediate large cuts, and discusses credit channels via America as a potential path to repayment.
The fragment cites wages and governance hints from a reform era, mentioning men and women and a callout about discontent among certain people. It references shifting work roles, grievances over wages, and changes in supply and domain labor.
Unclear fragments report the ousting of Cherald Lode Wendt as a professor at the University of Chicago following an incident near a dormitory bathroom window. Dates and full details are not readable.
Old man warns of a possible theft or scam involving $260 and a vehicle, with a traveler or motorist preparing for a shock. The note hints at a dangerous or confusing offer and urges caution.
A collision between the U S destroyer Graham and the steamship Panama near Sou Girt New Jersey injures several and leaves the Graham with many crew aboard. Both vessels issued distress calls and remained afloat with salvage ships standing by as rescue efforts continue.
Washington Dee reports the American advisory committee to the arms conference released petitions and resolutions from across the nation showing growing support for total disarmament and open sessions. The committee estimates communications represent more than 12 000 000 people. About 1 066 000 favor some form of association of nations and 5 190 back abolition of the submarine.
Roy Gardner, the notorious mail roofer known for multiple escapes, was admitted to Leavenworth Prison to begin his sentence. He told guards he would attempt another escape, expressing confidence as he possessed tobacco and stated he would be there only briefly.
Poorla Hi Dec 17 Motion picture theater owners vow to reject films that exploit wrongdoing or offend society. Sydney Cohen, president of the Motion Picture theater owners of America, urged exhibitors to refuse indecent or objectionable material that cashes in on crimes or scandals.
Kraus says Krise is always figuring on who to borrow from next, suggesting a sharp or opportunistic financial style. The New York Sun note plays on a pun about mathematics and borrowing.
An uncertain experimental warning accompanies a request to draw nearer as the professor explains potential dangers. The dialogue hints at a risky laboratory scenario where any mishap could cause an explosion in the lab space.
In Los Angeles on December 1 the trial of Arthur Burch for the alleged murder of J Helton Kennedy is adjourned to Monday as the prosecution rests its case. The proceedings pause after a day and night session with no verdict yet.
A Scottish man rides into Boottiah city and asks a boy to hold his horse. He exits the hotel and questions the boy about minding the horse, saying a maid offered the job for a penny. The boy replies that he bought it off her for a penny.
Mile. Le Mar, a featherweight from France weighing 125 pounds, arrives in New York to challenge Johnny Kilbane for the title. She claims European women refused to meet her and vows to vindicate France by fighting Kilbane, asserting American women must accept her challenge.
Chicago reported heavy rainfall with a forecast of sharp temperature drop bringing snow by Saturday. Western states saw heavy snow with Montana already at ten inches and subzero readings expected. Widespread snow was predicted to cover the country from the Rockies to the Great Lakes as shoppers battled the wet streets.
Washington reports that a syndicate of prominent men is backing moonshining operations in North Carolina. State Director Kohless told the Federal Commissioner that at least two syndicates are run by high community figures, guiding the illicit activity. Forty stills have been seized in 60 days.
An unofficial report says Wolfe Lindenfeld also known as Joe William Linde was arrested in Warsaw and confessed to setting off the Wall Street bombing aimed at J. P. Morgan. No further details were released.
A reflective Forbes Magazine item contrasts seeing crooks and schemers with recognizing neighborly, helpful people. It argues mindset shapes perception of the world and suggests most people are decent.
Disorder in Belfast intensified as the Anglo-Irish peace treaty dominated talks. A man was killed and five were wounded by bombings and shootings across multiple city quarters overnight.
Reports indicate the bolvheviat government lists at least 12,000,000 on civil and military payrolls with one in ten affected in a sweeping reform. The department of sépashion holds 1,200,000 workers, and at least one third are to be discharged.
France proposes a 370000 ton capital fleet and 10 post Jutland battleships over ten years after 1926, facing sharp pushback from Secretary Hughes and Arthur Balfour. The U S delegation supports 200000 ton limits for France and Italy. Japan and Britain resist new French commitments amid four power treaty debates.
Chicago December 17 President Judson announced the resignation of an unnamed University of Chicago faculty member amid misconduct charges. Reports say investigation continues into alleged intrusions involving a woman near a dormitory window.
The Hepite finance committee on behalf of the National Mohair Growers Association pressed for a 3 cent duty on mohair imported from Angora. Rumors said the sultan reacted by export bans and death penalties for Angora exports. Currently 2,100,000 Angora goats are in the United States.
Freie papers critique the Ameren practice of insisting on unanimous jury verdicts in contentious cases. They examine implications for fair trial standards and courtroom strategy amid ongoing legal debates and public interest.
Mitchell police detained four men after a Brown county theft during a train ride. Overseth accused two men of pocketing a roll of bills and a small change purse, leading to a fight and arrests by Deputy State Sheriff Peters. The suspects, Harries, Thaerrios, and Bert Naker from Des Moines, face grand larceny charges, while Matthews will answer a liquor transport charge.
Mack Yarrington, wanted for the murder of Wuens Gwe, a Rapid City Chinese laundryman, was detained in Chadron after a months long trail through eastern states. He agreed to accompany Pennington county officials without extradition formalities. The April 29 killing appeared linked to robbery, with $165 found on the victim.
Judge Miser of the circuit court says he may convene a grand jury to investigate alleged misconduct by county and other public officials if needed. He will not issue the call before the term ends, but expects a possible January 14 start, with sensational developments possible.
The season opened December 1 and trapper activity thrives at Lakes Henry Thompson and Spirit Lake. Rodney Brant nets over 100 dollars in ten days, with the Cumming brothers and Frank and Henry Miller posting large catches. At least one woman traps, Mrs Elmer Colwell turning in nine hides worth sixteen dollars on her first day.
Julius Hodd, a Yankton county farmer with a large family of 16 children, was fined 22.40 for violating the compulsory attendance law after two children frequently missed school despite warnings from the county superintendent. He promised improved compliance.
Reports presented at a conference session indicate widespread growth among Mitchell area Methodist churches. The Winner church led with a 26 member increase since October 1, a rise exceeding 100 percent, with other gains reported from nearby Sage and Wagner areas.
In circuit court James Anderson a farmer pleaded guilty to selling mortgaged property. Judge Skinner noted the plea on a charge no jury would convict and imposed a fine limited to the action totaling $86, signaling leniency in sentencing.
Des Moines December 17 The Supreme Court adjourned for the year and designated Justice Truman Stevens of Hamburg as chief justice for 1932 to succeed William D. Evans of Hampton. The rule assigns the two oldest terms expiring soon to lead the court for the last two years of six. The rotation means Justice le Graff or Faville may miss the post this term. Justice Weaver remains eligible for one year due to longer service.
Members of the executive committee of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion Iowa department and the auxiliary hospitalization committee met in Cedar Rapids to form plans for the next spring convention, discuss relief for disabled veterans, and improve hospital patient care. The committee included Mrs. Donald Meerae Jr of Coral Bluff, Mrs. Ida Mawson of Creston, Mrs. Anna Kane of Sioux City, and others from Davenport, Ottumwa, Burlington, Hellenue, Iowa Falls, Ovwlin, Vinton, Albia, Story City, Clarinda, Woolhine, and Sioux City.
L M Kelley employed on grading Waubons trait was arrested by deputy Ray Cleveland for stealing Frank Peck's overcoat at a Lester Smith home dance in Shenandoah Iowa. Kelley admitted taking the coat and was fined 19 dollars and 50 cents after trial in the police court.
A letter to Claud M. Clewis keeper of court records quotes Judge J. Rockafellow voicing views on juror competency. He states women should not be drawn as jurors and is set to preside at the January town court session.
Alin Redman, one of seven fugitives who escaped the city dungeon, was captured on a Des Moines streetcar with the consent of a mortgage holder to obtain funds for coal and groceries for his family.
Jamen Cordy a 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs W Cordy died hours after falling from a 14 foot playground structure at school. He reportedly stepped off the top platform while the Loy station near the new lighted area.
Yankton South Dakota reports Anton Klimised, a Yankton county farmer, arrived with a wagon load of corn and two crates of chickens. The corn yield was about 46 bushels and brought less money than the chickens which netted him 32 dollars on the local market. A New York Herald dispatch notes Princess Mary has accepted a bridal offer to be fashioned by a score of pennant makers.
In Lincoln Nebraska a conflict within Farmers' Investment Company erupts as minority stockholders seek receivership and accounting amid claims of illiquid assets. The firm sold about 500000 dollars worth of stock to Nebraska and surrounding farmers and faced accusations of excessive executive commissions. The dispute involves former president Warren J Lynch and H A George, with tensions over management, solvency, and control of the company.
In Bayard Nebraska on December 17, Henry Sixberry of the Sixberry Harness Company was found unconscious after an explosion that blew out the store front and started a fire. He recovered consciousness after eight hours and could not explain the blaze. his bill book with over $100 and keys were missing.
Meridan Highway Bridge company stockholders in Yankton vote to push the Missouri river bridge project forward. One sub-structure will be completed this winter and the Nebraska approach with embankment to protect the river will be finished before spring high water. The steel contract is postponed about four months. Directors and officers are reelected. the treasury reports strong finances with 8,894 paying shares sold at just over 3 percent expense.
The Booth Shikota nonpartisan league schedules a reception at city hall this evening for Miss Alice Lorraine Daly, the league’s candidate for governor in the 122 election. Mine Duly is expected to deliver the campaign keynote.
Yankton county kickstarts a community project to surface a two mile extension of Douglas avenue past the cemetery and toward the Meridan highway using donated labor gravel and money. Separately a Utah cult leader in Nephi is charged with adultery for a practice of wife exchange by agreement.
Vancouver police charge Central Manager B J Donohue and Chief Engineer P Browning of the Britannia Mining and Smelting Company with manslaughter in connection with the recent Britannia beach flood that killed 36 people. A preliminary hearing is set for Friday.
Lincoln Neb Dec 17 Special The state board of control announced a contract award to DP M Oherman Company of Jefferson City Missouri to construct and install a shirt and overall factory at the Nebraska penitentiary. Operation to begin about January 15 employing 160 men while about 260 inmates are idle according to Warden W V Fenton.
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