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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
2
A wide range of brief items include a note on dealcoholized wine as a non alcoholic beverage retaining acids and aldehydes while lacking alcohol. Separate items discuss kerosene as a fire suppressant in baled cotton. radio telegraphy saving ships in distress. and diverse notes on wine vintages and disinfectants.
W E Van Demark Hanson county state senator dies after a home explosion caused by frozen pipes in the basement. He lived three hours after injuries. wife and daughter slightly hurt. He had recently sued Holsapple of the Anti Saloon League and donated the libel award to the W C T U.
New York dispatch reports Dr. W. P. Vincent arriving in Philadelphia cites twelve Zeppelin raid attempts on London in December. He says British air defenses and large aeroplane fleets repulsed the raids, with three German aircraft destroyed or captured.
The Mail reports a five column study asserting Denmark smuggles English foodstuffs to Germany. The author notes similar patterns in Scandinavia and Holland while Danish exports to Germany appear vast beyond domestic needs. The paper criticizes the foreign office policy of feeding Germany.
In Des Moines Iowa on January 12 the supreme court voided the divorce decree for Mr and Mrs Beabury though they believed themselves divorced. The couple are reconciled but Bea bury’s appeal to the supreme court found the decree invalid and the marital rights remain unresolved.
A rotary wlump culler has been devised to clear wood land, claimed to be more effective than dynamite and fire. The invention promises faster work and greater efficiency in land clearance compared with prior methods.
Fred Croxton, state mediator, announced the Youngstown Sheet & Tube plant strike is off. Workers voted to accept roughly a 10 percent wage increase and will return to work immediately.
London reports the occupation of Mount Lovcen in Montenegro is feared to be confirmed though not officially. Austrians drive toward Cetinje with heavy guns previously placed by France. Montenegrin defense could be isolated if the capital falls. Eastern front shows a lull as Austro German supply lines shift in preparation for spring moves.
The Ford peace expedition selects next Thursday five American members for the permanent peace board with Bryan Addams Ford likely elected. Taft Jordan Wise among others named. headquarters undecided between The Hague and Stockholm. Delegates proceed to Amsterdam on Wednesday.
A German air squadron of 12 planes dropped 78 bombs on Ratonixt on Friday, focusing on camps for the French and English. 20 hits caused a fire. Two enemy aircraft were shot down. the squadron returned without losses. An unrelated note mentions New Guinea cannibalism after a garbled report.
Albany New York January 12 William Barnes former chairman of the republican state committee says he will not go to the republican national convention as a delegate at large because Roosevelt may seek the presidential nomination He tells Frederick C Tanner the state committee chairman that powerful influences are at work to back Roosevelt and that it would be injudicious to place such power in one who would use it He adds that the New York delegation should not be seen as influenced by personal elements and that duties at Chicago will fall to him as needed by the state committee.
London January 12 government warns all trade unions that due to national emergency no further wage increases should be considered except those arising from existing agreements and necessary local adjustments.
San Francisco January 12 The minority leaders announce referendum petitions against the direct primary law amended by a special session. The measure would declare party affilation at the primary polls rather than at registration. They failed to restore partisan registration statewide. An initiative petition to bar any legislator from holding a salaried state post is also in preparation.
The trial of Arthur Hauser for the murder of W. H. Smith resumed in Omaha amid questions over his health. Doctors first diagnosed scarlet fever, then a clearer diagnosis noted a different illness, yet Hauser remained in court as jurors were largely seated and defenses exhausted most peremptory challenges.
Rome reports great demonstrations planned to welcome King Victor Emmanuel back to the capital. Citizens will honor the monarch for his devotion to the army and the nation as Italy resumes peacetime duties.
Chicago January 12 The Progressive party plans to keep its organization but aims for unity with the Republicans by backing a presidential candidate acceptable to both sides. The party approves a June 7 national convention in Chicago alongside the Republicans and criticizes Wilson's record while urging broad preparedness and reform.
El Paso dated January 12 reports the condition of Gen Victoriano Huerta unchanged after a scene involving Dr M P Schuster. No further details are provided in the fragment.
The killing of six or more Americans near Chihuahua sparks a White House and State Department focus on Mexico. Secretary Lansing demands satisfaction from General Carranza while Congress debates policy shifts and calls for protection of foreigners. Readouts cite de facto control and planned demonstrations at home.
By El Paso on January 12 Reuters style report details the killing of 18 foreigners near San Ysabel Chihuahua. A Canadian and Romero a Mexican among the dead. Holmes escaped and fled toward Chihuahua City. Carranza government tensions and U.S. demand for satisfaction fill telegrams.
El Paso report notes a committee appointed to organize a mass protest against U S policy toward the Mexican situation and the Cartizan government. It cites concerns over protection for Americans traveling with promises of safety and mentions a train carrying 75 soldiers sent to guard Modern Lumber Company properties valued near 9 million dollars.
Paris reports the 1910 parliamentary session begins in the chamber of deputies with Baron De Mackan presiding. Deschanel is reelected as chamber president amid a cautious speech stressing the nation’s ongoing trial and trust in social progress.
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