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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
2
Senator La Follette blast Taft in an open letter published in La Follette's Magazine. He accuses Taft of endorsing Ballinge bills that would grant new trials on the Cunningham coal land claims in Alaska, with the government already knowing its case, implying Taft would evade responsibility.
Four bodies recovered from the Carbon Coal and Coke Co. mine after a gas fill left eleven men still entombed. Authorities attribute careless handling of lights and powder as the cause. the mine claimed to be the safest in the country.
Custer North Dakota February 10 sixty workers including fifteen girls lose jobs when the Weast inghouse mica plant closes by telegraph order. Local hopes for a quick restart persist as a letter is expected to follow. The town discusses respect for age and matrimony in a brief reflection.
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President Taft will visit Columbus to deliver a speech at the National Gorn exposition. He arrives by special train at 1 45 p m and will be escorted from Union Station to the fair grounds. After the address he will ride through the city and dine at his hotel before departing for Springfield Illinois.
Police hunt grave robbers who stole Mrs. McGallum, formerly Miss Tracy Scott, from a premium Erie mausoleum. The body vanished a week ago in a heavy copper casket, with six men seen in tracks. Black Hand threats and ransom demands have tied to the theft, possibly as revenge.
President Taft rode the Federal special car into Pittsburg at 8 46 this morning then departed for the west a half hour later aboard the same train, as the journey continued through the day.
Chicago February 9. Policeman Thos Tighe aged 29 was shot and fatally injured while two men fled with a third they had arrested. The incident left the officer dying from his wounds.
New York fashion notes describe peak fur season with seal and sable coats, ermine mantles, and broad tail coats. Hats feature soft, downed shapes with aigrettes and back-focused trim. sailor collars return as a key neckwear element.
Florence Fairbanks discusses new fashion trends with emphasis on large hats with rolled brims to soften facial lines, high crowned turbans, velvet combinations, and flower decorations. Luxurious lace tea gowns feature ribbon sashes and long skirts remain fashionable as foulards rise in popularity for the coming season.
Washington awaits Arizona's verdict on ratifying a comprehensive constitution with initiative and referendum, recall of all officers, non partisan judiciary, direct primaries, and strict corporate regulation. If approved, the document goes to Washington for presidential and congressional approval amid anticipated debates. Several progressive leaders vow to push for approval while Taft may demand eliminations of key provisions.
Winston Salem February 10 meeting of managers and secretaries from Virginia North Carolina and Georgia agreed on next season circuit. Fred Lake to be chief scout for the St Louis Browns and John McClosky named as Lake’s assistant. McClosky has managed teams in Milwaukee Louisville and St Louis.
A report from Hot Springs describes Dr. McRoberts using Sodium Cacodylate hypodermatically to treat chronic disease, citing a syphilis case showing substantial improvement after a month. The patient remains under home care for a year with planned follow up in twelve to fourteen months.
W G Birkhaeuser president of Wyoming Coal Mining praised by Sheridan Enterprise for guiding Monarch mine recovery after explosions. Archie Craig of Acme Mines and Homestake representatives aided efforts. Officials express confidence Monarch will reopen soon with improved safety and activity. no injuries reported.
In a recent speech Judge Norrin of Nebraska warns about political battles, prompting Washington women who own poodles to defend their pets. They insist babies remain beloved and deny losing affection to dogs, with lapdog clubs and society ladies asserting their devotion along Massachusetts Avenue and Dupont Circle.
Giants Hackenschmidt and Gotch main event in New York as months of negotiations culminate in a high stakes match at Madison Square Garden. The bout, watched by many fans, could trigger a rematch proposal and carry substantial gate receipts.
Paris Feb 9 A new fashion paper Le Mode Masculine debuts on the boulevards claiming Parisians who spend 2000 a year on clothes need guidance. It notes men wear formal dress all day and that President Fallieres is the only French man allowed a daytime full dress suit while the periodical targets affluent readers who seek styling tips.
Figures released show a large drop in London pauperism since the old age pension began. Indoor inmates are now eligible, with many leaving infirmaries to receive pensions. Outdoor relief fell from 47,420 in 1908 to 32,495 in 1910, and relief rates dropped from 27 to 23.1 per 1,000.
Winnipeg Manitoba February 8 The Manitoba legislature assembled today with a ceremonial opening. The session is expected to address reciprocity initiative and referendum measures government ownership and boundary extensions along with other public interest topics.
El Paso reports indicate Mormon colonies in Chihuahua and Sonora sides aiding small insurgent groups and many Americans seeking to cross toward Juarez to join U S troops. Diaz forces clash with Blanco near the frontier as Navarre’s relief column status remains unclear.
Missoula saw the five week evangelism ending with a monster meeting in a packed tabernacle. Oscar Lowry and his assistants led a turnstile of crowds totaling 62 400 over the period with 867 converts and a $3008 13 collection, of which Lowry receives 1500. The campaign moves next to Kalispell then Butte.
Des Moines sits with the 18th joint ballot for O. G. Benator showing Porter 53, Kenyon 43, Young 34, Funk 20, Garst 4, George W. Clark 1. The tally suggests the legislature will choose a dark horse to end the deadlock.
Huachuca Arizona February 9 General Sorres federal commander was shot in the neck by his troops during a fight fifty miles south of the international boundary. He was transported to a hospital. Reports from HBJ Puso say agents of Francisco Madero plan to depose Orozco as insurgent commander for not attacking Juarez. General Blanco reportedly refused to follow Orozco's orders.
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