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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
2
A London Times cable describes Albanian mountaineers turning to American Red Cross aid, doctors, and nurses with broad acceptance. It also notes Americans in religious and humanitarian roles, plus global reactions to postwar relief and political shifts.
In McCook county, Mrs. Mary Meehl and William Schmitz, a 16 year old farm hand, were held without bail to the circuit court for the murder of Ernest Meehl on the night of June 8. Testimony described a heated hearing, a fainting spell by Meehl’s wife, and evidence from deputies, doctors, and neighbors. The defense seeks bail, with a likely bond of up to 60,000 affecting release.
Copenhagen reports allied commanders have given Hungarians until the evening of June 28 to evacuate the port of Czecho Slovakia they invaded. Full compensation for damages is demanded. After evacuation, allies will seek Romanian withdrawal from Hungarian territory.
Buenos Aires reports the death of Vice President Lune this morning. He will be succeeded by Benita Villanueleva, according to official sources.
Paris dispatches report the big four pressing Germany to name its signing delegation as the peace talks stay in suspense. Berlin papers denounce the treaty, urging resistance and warning of further unrest amid food riots and potential strikes.
Leo E. Foster remained unconscious after a speedway accident when struck by a whirling airplane propeller Tuesday. Hospital authorities report he had a crushed skull and multiple bruises as of 2:30 today.
Paris reports France will demand full reparation from Germany for the sinking of German warships at Scappa Flow. The minister of marine told the naval committee of the chamber of deputies that the act violated both the armistice and the peace treaty.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee adjourned without acting on Senator Fall's proposal to declare a peace with Germany. The 12 to 4 vote followed a stormy executive session. Supporters and opponents reflected broader debates over the League of Nations and future Senate votes.
Los Angeles court hears Mins Roma Raymond, a Polish actress from New York, claim against Earle Williams for 160000 dollars. She says four years of kindness ended when he married Florence Walz. Raymond’s lawyers plan to enter 500 letters as evidence.
Rioters in Hamburg attacked food preserving factories and the war provision department offices. Bodies of dogs and cats were alleged to be found. Troops marching through the streets fired, causing multiple deaths and injuries.
A Copenhagen to London dispatch dated June 25 reports arrests in Weimar after the discovery of a plot by government troops to kidnap or kill former chancellor Philip Scheidemann. The report notes ongoing security actions and political turmoil.
Six veterans of the 1870 campaign will be honored with seats in Versailles hall of mirrors for the signing ceremony of the peace treaty. Marshal Pelain and six generals lead a guard of cavalry and infantry as Mrs Wilson and staff attend among about 1000 guests.
Seventeen more local unions joined thirteen earlier ones to authorize a general strike in Omaha and South Omaha if the central labor union calls it. The I W W prepared to join if a strike is declared. A possible settlement with teamsters could avert the walkout. Mayor Smith urged restraint and warned against anarchy while soldiers offered logistics support.
Jackson Minnesota June 26 testimony opened in the trial of A C Townley president of the National Non partisan League and Joseph Gilbert state organizer charged with conspiracy under the Minnesota espionage act. The jury includes farmers and Townley was expected to arrive at noon. The U S Food Administration revoked CC H Wayne of Reynold III licenses until further notice for hoarding grain and related actions.
Philadelphia June 26 The Henry M Phillipe prize of 2000 in gold will go to the essay outlining the best plan for conduct of congress and the president in foreign relations. American Philosophical Society announces competition with essays due by year end. Topics cover relative rights of president senate house judiciary in theory and practice. Essays may be anonymous and written in any language with English translation.
The war department completes forts and housing along the Mexican border to create a real fortified frontier. Army posts exceed twenty, with outposts across California Arizona Texas including San Ysidor Palm City Campo Tecate Calexico Yuma Ajo Arivaco Fort Nogales Lochie Paso Fort Hancock Marfa Candelaria Del Rio Eagle Pass Fort Ringgold San Benito Harlington Camp Mercedes and Brownsville.
Premier Clemenceau told deputies that demobilization is the government's main concern though rapid demobilization must be weighed against German sentiment. He cited Scapa Flow and Kiel as reasons to maintain a sizable army to enforce treaty terms.
In Catasauqua Pennsylvania hundreds watched as a monster hawk mimicked an aviator's maneuvers for about fifteen minutes. The bird executed spirals loops and a death dip in the crowd’s view before rejoining its mate.
London divorce season swelled with over 1000 cases listed for hearing and about 700 uncontested. The majority of uncontested suits were filed by men, many ex soldiers, amid a surge in civil proceedings.
D N. Bennett, 40, operator of a motor truck line between Glenwood and Council Bluffs, was killed last night in a collision with a Western railroad near the city. He was returning to Glenwood with a load of goods, and a shipment of 600 pounds of live lobsters was delivered from Varian to Brussels by another vessel the day before.
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