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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
2
A collage of notes on ancient Rome dining quirks, a 1884 Kentucky tax receipt, weed samples from Minnesota, new Atlantic drydocks paid by major lines, a long telegram prize, Indian cotton goods images, Memphis ruins and Egyptian farming, Hyderabad wildlife, Mexican rice to Texas, and various light industry and rural life curios.
Des Moines Iowa January 16 The famed golden rule policy of Police Chief Jenney released drunks without trial in policy court. City Attorney Brennan declares every arrest must receive a legal court trial. Bond sharks allegedly charged fees for released prisoners and a detective used his office to cash checks banks refused to honor. The lenient release policy had been in force for several weeks.
The Cobequid wreck near Port Maitland led to a dramatic rescue as 34 passengers and 72 crew were saved by Westport, John L. Cann, Lansdowne, and Rappahannock. Captain Hanson and 11 crew remained aboard with the stern intact, while 12 on deck were evacuated to the government steamer. The incident, despite heavy seas and ice, is hailed as a notable Atlantic rescue.
Adolfo Phe La Las, Mexico's finance minister, arrived in Paris on a mission and cabled his resignation to General Huerta. He protests the provisional government's repudiation of interest payments on internal and foreign debts, saying he was not informed of the decision to default.
Tennessee locals of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held daylong prayers across the state on January 14 in support of the proposed federal prohibition amendment. Weeklong observances and meetings were noted in Nashville and other communities.
Indictments filed today at Sheriff L Bruner accuse an individual identified as Rock lawh with permitting escape bribery and embezzlement. The charges stem from alleged wrongdoing involving public offices or related schemes.
Ten crew members of the schooner John Paw were rescued after it sank near Naptuchet Island in a heavy squall. The Croce Min lightship crew plucked sailors from the sea as the vessel went down, with five survivors later taken aboard a rescue craft.
New York dispatch reports Richard J D Lankford vice president and secretary of the Southern Railway died by his own hand in his Brooklyn apartment on the eve of his planned marriage to Miss Nellie Patterson. A porter found the unclothed body after breaking into the bachelor quarters.
Japanese cruiser squadron restored telegraphic links and supplied Kagoshima as survivors from Sakura Jima were found amid hot ashes. A group of 34 refugees were rescued from near a lava flow, while the island endured extensive ruin and loss of life.
Refugees from Bakura recount a catastrophic eruption with flaming boulders and lava. Women and children fled as fires spread, many drowning or succumbing to ash and poisonous gas. A police boat searched the shores while villages lay in ruins and cattle perished.
The Connecticut annual report shows more than half the population holds bank deposits. There are 432000 depositors with 107500000 in credit, up 16000 depositors and 900000 since 1912. Estimated state population is 1176000.
President Wiscon Indy cables Emperor of Japan expressing deep sympathy for the Japanese people and asking how the United States can assist after the sudden and terrible disaster.
Police say two men identified by witnesses arrested near Murrey early today in connection with the killings of Joho Morrison and his son last Saturday. Balt Lakely Uieh Jaw the Joeep HL musician Mae named among the arrestees.
Delegations from many nations gathered at the White House in Washington on January 14 to be received by the president and First Lady amid a formal state occasion.
Four camps along a 67 mile mountain road will feed and care for 3362 Mexican soldiers 1067 women and 109 children captured or driven from Presidio toward Fort Bliss in El Paso. Government costs are estimated above 1000 dollars daily with wagons to assist non walking refugees.
Provisional President Huerta issues a six month suspension of interest on all national and external Mexican debt bonds. The decree allows due sums to accrue interest at the respective rate and requires customs duties to be paid in cash to federal offices. The decree's full text is being communicated to foreign nations.
Richard McCreery, a wealthy polo enthusiast and society figure, is jailed after conviction for racing his car on a public highway. He resides in county jail with limited meals and no special privileges, sharing a cell with a petty thief. Condolences visit from Templeton Crocker as he serves a brief sentence.
Fragmentary verse traces a New Year vigil as a friend dies. A narrator recalls laughter and fear shared with the old year, then describes a cold wake as the passings near midnight. The scene shifts to a corpse and the somber ritual of farewell.
In four rapid fires across Manhattan nearly 1,000 tenants were forced into the cold streets. The Bowery lodging house cleared 130 residents and 28 nearby families fled tenements. Harlem's Glendenning apartment hotel saw 150 evacuees. 15 families left a Sixty Fourth Street and Columbus Avenue building. a Lower East Side tenement fire drove 300 out. No serious injuries. firemen exhausted by the cold. Captain A J Ballaban and crew aboard the tug Robert White were rescued after being struck by a boat in the Hudson.
In Berlin on January 15, Mexican debt payments were suspended triggering a broad drop in Mexican bonds on the Bor Reich market. Four percents led the decline, and bankers abroad sought explanations but heard none. Analysts say European powers may intervene. Mexican holdings are concentrated in Germany, particularly in the south, with liquidations rising since the revolution began.
Mexico City June 1 An official request has been made for the return to Mexico of General Salvador Mercado who commanded federal troops at Ojinaga and his men who crossed into American territory. General Aureliano Blanquet Mexican minister of war announced the measure today to the United States government.
Washington officials said an order to grant the request for General Hianquet and the Mexican troops to return to Mexico would violate U.S. neutrality laws. The move concerns General Mercado and federal forces who crossed into Texas from Ojinaga.
Mexican National bank shares fell from 493 to 470 francs on the news of Mexico suspending Interest Dagens. They recovered to 444 francs by close. No transactions were reported in Mexican 4 per cents.
Reports from the United States border patrol say Mexican federal tanks operating opposite Del Rio have been surrounded by rebels amid a tense stand near Las Vegas. The garrison is described as small and under pressure with an incident momentarily expected.
Unemployed men ordered from Kalen Oregon by police last night reached Turner Oregon and were forced to move on. Governor West had placed workers at state institutions who quit en route to join new social demands. Salem police seek a second group of about 160 heading toward the capital to demand aid. The police chief says the marchers will be kept out if necessary.
The Stevenson family found Masuski their Japanese cook dead in his room with a young American woman beside him on the Blevensen estate. A revolver lay on the floor after Hoth had been shot. The woman’s identity was unknown. she arrived from New York the previous afternoon.
The state supreme court granted a writ of supersedes delaying the hanging of Harry Spencer for the murder of Mrs Mildred Allison Mex vont. Justice Carter, Jan Chivragy, and Juane voted on the writ. Spencer's attorney will argue insanity as the basis for a new consideration.
San Francisco dispatch reports a city detective left for Denver to capture John F. Dew, wanted on a charge of obtaining $300 from W. A. Johnson by pretending to be Adolphus Huech III, the grandson of a late millionaire brewer.
Lisbon reports widespread disruption as Portuguese railways suspend service due to a strike by workers. The action halts passenger and freight moves and leaves schedules in flux.
A missing package report from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania notes a shipment of thirteen thousand dollars vanished from a local office. The narrative mentions Connellsville Massachusetts and a bank transfer, with police and detectives alerted to the loss.
A fragmented note reports a request made today by Senator Perking regarding the building of a new warine hospital. The item mentions ongoing construction and government action affecting military medical facilities.
In Hote Bulgaria a stark illustration depicts the immense male to female casualties of the war in Macedonia and Bulgarian Thrace. The total toll is given as 484000 with 42000 scattered figures, highlighting the brutal human cost.
A collage of notes highlights women's roles and rights worldwide. It cites suffrage gains in the United States, employment and education trends in Europe, and leadership and professional activity among women, from Finnish parliamentarians to Paris fashion and Turkish pilots, with scattered anecdotes on notable individuals and institutions.
A discussion notes women’s suffrage expansion across nine states and Sweden, cites Elizabeth Cady Stanton era limits, and mentions new bookbinding as a women’s art. It highlights Mrs James Montgomery Flagg creating twenty handtooled volumes and cites Dr Anna Shaw commenting on potential presidential leadership beyond party lines.
A sarcastic health column urges readers to take responsibility for well being by diet, exercise, and care. It promotes natural living and avoiding dependence on weak genes, endorsing fresh air water and sunlight as keys to fitness and happiness.
The article argues Japan faces growing unrest under heavy taxation and military build up. Riots in the capital reveal discontent toward imposed government policies and fear of deepened poverty. The piece notes a clash between imperial dreams and calls for peace retrenchment, with observers unsure how widespread the upheaval truly is.
Fragmentary OCR item notes homes and references to Walsh Thane and era timing, unclear details. The readable phrases hint at a local dwelling list or community notice with scattered names and times, but the text is too incomplete to identify a concrete event or outcome.
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