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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
5
London reports indicate the League of Nations council will push a new note to Germany on war guilt and extradition while planning an international financial conference. Discussions cover Turkish and Adriatic issues, Dutch extradition, and American representation.
Constantinople Friday bed 19 General Uborevich a 25 year old Bolshevist commander warned he would fire on British warships in the harbor within days if they remain. Rear Admiral M A McCully says Uborevich was surprised by British fire on Bolshevist troops and notes ships may be welcome for commercial purposes. Uborevich claims looting was suppressed and shops are open while food supplies are on hand after the Nikolaiey capture with troops including British uniforms in the area.
Tombstone Ariz Ibe A A Woreley, an attorney from Tucson, will be chief attorney for the state in prosecuting the Lisbee deportation involving a man worth millions if he accepts. County Attorney Robert absent for medical treatment became known today.
A masked bandit accosted a female teller late at night and searched her for money. He failed to seize the envelope containing the cash and fled before completing the crime. Local police began a pursuit and questioned witnesses.
Michigan witness William F. McKeegan testified during the Newberry Senate election fraud trial that pressure and threats were used to push support for Truman H. Newberry. Richard Fletcher, late state lumber commissioner, led the efforts while Paul A. King and Castor, Newberry campaign workers, were named in cross examination.
Mrs. Blomski reportedly confessed to beating 6 year old Alvin Blomski to death with a heavy poker and a tax or stoop at the Sugar Culoss farm. District Attorney A J Omella said the confession followed a coroners verdict of beating and neglect.
Canada plans to appropriate 20 million dollars to finish ship construction. The government has already spent 45.18 million and estimates a further 49 million is needed to complete the vessels amid delays.
Buenos Ayres ob. 1 reports American capital sought to finance a new railroad 40 ecornwest directly to Anunofo gust, Chile with luenon Ayres. The project cost is listed as 26,000,000 dollars.
New York reports the Southern Pacific has declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1.50 dollars per share. The dividend is payable on April 1 to stockholders of record on February 24.
Washington reports President Wilson met with representatives of 2,000,000 railroad workers at the White House. They discussed immediate wage increases and a plan to respond to the unions. A formal reply to the president’s proposal was expected to be delivered to the White House.
A new allied note to Holland on extradition of former Emperor William is to be dispatched tomorrow. The note appeals to the Dutch government to refuse asylum for the ex ruler and to keep Europe at peace by avoiding his presence. It is not asking Holland to surrender him but hints that internment outside Europe could be considered.
A Bolshevik wireless message from Moscow reports Lloyd George’s position weakening White Russian forces in South Muscovy. Denikin remnants retreating south as Bolshevik strength grows despite Western statements.
Report from Southampton shows the liner Mauretania leaving New York with a large liquor stock but arriving near empty as passengers allegedly consumed most beverages onboard. Stewards said additional storage would be needed for future supplies.
Obscure OCR fragment references love themes and names Morrest TD and Yliewler with unclear narrative. No identifiable events, dates, places, or organizations are discernible to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
Mrs. Catt denounces anti suffrage lawmakers and urges state governors to resist extra sessions as the 1st annual League of Women Voters convention in Chicago weighs living costs and citizenship standards. Delegates from across the nation pursue pragmatic reform without dissolving existing organizations.
A wireless distress call from the steamship Avondaly reported drifting with engines damaged about 170 miles southeast of Nantucket. The U S shipping board also received messages from the 9 000 ton William Henry Webb on its maiden voyage from Philadelphia to New York seeking assistance.
Representatives from the Western Sugar Beet Producers association spoke in session today, stating that the Denver authorities are not prepared to grant demands. The meeting referenced the 1920 sugar crop and ongoing struggles between growers and officials.
Secretary Daniels told Alameda California delegates that the navy's most pressing need is a naval base at Alameda with a Coxe. He accepted a tentative deed contingent on congressional appropriations for necessary construction at Alameda.
Washington reporting on a proposed sale of German liners, with Ashurst and Jones debating public auctions or private sale. Pawne’s letters and government policy drive arguments over price, timing, and the legality of selling ships under prohibition rules.
A historical note outlines a plan involving a bank and farmer cooperatives. The document mentions key figures such as Howe and Penderick C. Howe and discusses promoting credit, solvency, and unity among practitioners. It references the potential for parental bank branches to be integrated or restructured to support cooperative activities.
Detected fragmentary text states Shafroth to take the place of Payne who vacated a chair on the shipping board. Mention of President Vilma and John Martin Payne appears connected to the event with unclear dates or locations.
A memorial denying that any organized labor group has an inherent right to strike was mailed to a Congressman. Representatives from the National Orange, the American Farm Bureau Federation, the Cotton States Leach and the Association of Blue Parmer Union Presidents issued the document.
MoNeil county farm agents report farmers demand new laws to ensure prices cover production costs. They allege market manipulation drives prices down after harvest, with farmers pressured to join marketing schemes. The Farm Bureau group plans a meeting at the courthouse to elect officers and discuss women's division activities, with county agent Mary Gree presiding.
Reports say Admiral Noalehak, exiled Russian cabinet figure M. Mepeliayev were killed after a February 7 dawn capture by the evolutionary committee. Officials say two officers shot the pair at 2 o clock, amid fear of reprisals. Investigations seek motive and culprits as allied representatives request accountability.
London reports that the League of Nations council contemplates appointing 21 international jurists to draft plans for the intercourt of justice. Named jurists include Elihu Root, Italy's Professor Fadia, Senor Altamutr, Senor Draga, and Lord Hilla Moore. Root tentative but could accept despite treaty outcomes and US entry.
An arrest report from Des Moines notes a Salvation Army man charged with fraud and brought before U S Commissioner J Poper. He pleaded not guilty to charges and was ordered held with bond set. The case involves alleged illicit activity tied to Des Moines and routes from St Joseph and Milwaukee.
General Leonard Wood stated in response to Senator Borah that his opinion favors careful Senate consideration of the League of Nations and the peace treaty with safeguards. He argued existing reservations protect American rights and that U.S. participation should be well guarded.
In New Haven Connecticut the daily newspaper personnel suspended work temporarily due to a wave of typographical operator strikes. The stoppage affects production and service to readers as management negotiates terms with workers.
Sydney report says Sir Ross Smith plans a world flight after completing a journey from Melbourne to Australia. The Vickers company is building an epic aircraft with engines and design expected to surpass prior records.
Workers toil through a winter storm as heavy machinery clears debris and plows the Canadian national yards. The effort centers on restoring movement after frost and ice, with crews laboring day and night to reopen routes and keep essential services running.
Washington reports a conference between President Wilson and Secretary Lansing to finalize the peace treaty and arrange details for American roles in the League of Nations. Debates focus on German war guilt, mandates, troops for plebiscites, and future European diplomacy.
In Washington in February a petition seeks an injunction to stop a pending sale or offering tied to a marine operation. William Handolph Blew of New York acts in a limited capacity for the case urging the court to delay any action until further proceedings.
A fragmentary report notes Sims' view that the Navy is in bad shape during the war as concerns arise over funding and support. Mentions Jersey City and U S efforts, with focus on administration and public sentiment about military readiness.
Attorney Martin of Boone county diverted Whihan Quigley to consult with the assembly judges committee while investigating alleged crimes of five suspended assemblymen and considering charges of criminal anarchy.
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