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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
2
The lengthy column surveys Allied and German perspectives from Coblenz via the London Times, notes American policy toward Germans, and cites editorials on Wilson and other figures. It lists wartime economic facts, labor shifts, and shipping, with assorted international snippets and local anecdotes from Hulett Crook County.
A long, broken plea from a colored ward asks for exemption from military draft, citing family ties and class placement. The text blends a wartime appeal with discussive excerpts about ethnic groups and a broader commentary on postwar Europe.
The passage muses on drinks like whisky, soda, highballs, and cocktails alongside late literature. It notes dramatists using certain characters and references poets and critics discussing wine's effects. It weaves mentions of Byron, Pope, Jerrold, and Lady S within a nostalgic view of old friends, old wine, and aging literature.
Popular Mechanics describes a long narrow waterborne target with an imitation conning tower and periscope used to train gunners aboard ships. It was drawn by two cables and could submerge slightly to simulate submarine attacks, helping U S crews frustrate enemy subs.
A garbled note from Cincinnati Enquirer about a Missouri man claiming possession of something for 20 years and a call to return it. The text mentions eighteen tons of cereals and a shipment to Europe, but details are unclear.
The Munich government faces an ultimatum from a soldiers workmen council demanding resignations and control of officers. Berlin reports eight killed in Spartacist riots as general strike spreads across the Ruhr with clashes, troop deployments, and armed confrontations in Hanau Elberfeld Gelsenkirchen and Dorsten.
Detroit February 21 Mount Clam ane de tet designated on the pines Word wie Meade Walteidisch tried os Clamena te 20 miles from De trode.
Belfast reports the general strike ends as 4,000 boilermakers go back to work on employer terms. The agreement establishes a 47-hour work week under a national settlement of the dispute.
About 26,000 workers were idled at Hog Island shipyard today as 400 foremen struck for improved wages ranging from 6 64 to 10 a week. The walkout halted ship production and strained local labor relations in Philadelphia.
Washington reports indicate a sweeping inquiry into interarmy matters by the next Congress. Senator Wadsworth is favored to chair the military committee with testimony from Pershing, General March, and other leading army figures. Major General Traub defended the Argonne battle, denying Governor Allen’s charges of improper artillery support.
In Des Moines on February 21, state officials report Governor Harding’s condition has worsened. Doctors in Carroll say he has a bad case of diabetes and have ordered a long rest.
Edna Goodrich, fourth wife of the late Nat C Goodwin, plans to contest the will valuing the estate at 360000. Miles Goodrich contends she is entitled to part of the estate as read in New York notices. The estate had been estimated earlier at 5000 to 36020, with California and the western property now in question.
In Chicengy on February 30, Federal Judge Lannelove denied motions for a new trial and for relief from an entry in the case of Victor Merge. The ruling affects the ethnic group involved and the ongoing appellate considerations.
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