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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
2
The Inter Mountain Globe reports Ki B Gunderson of Creek County Wyoming describes a profit sharing plan where 600 employees split 17 000 dollars. The plan ties rewards to department profits and aims to raise efficiency from 40 to 70 percent.
Dr Horner urged "eugenics and education go hand in hand" and argued long fem men face alienation from beauty and strength. Dr Wellborn warned leprosy cases are hopeless without proper treatment, noting some home care possible with strict authority support. The institute weighs venues including New Orleans and Long Beach for next year convention.
Frail and tangled case unfolds around the murder of Mrs. Lewise Bailey in Dr. Edwin C Carman's office. Investigators probe a hidden telephone device in Carman’s home and conflicting statements from Dr Carman and wife. Witness Joseph Golden adds to the uncertainty as autopsy proceeds.
Washington, Tay 3. Judging from applications to the reserve bank committee for foreign branches many large U S banks expect to expand abroad. Latin America is especially favored with demands from American manufacturers and banks to establish branches in Brazil Argentina and Panama. Further inquiries reach the treasury about other foreign branches including China Porto Rico and Hong Kong. the act links capital and surplus to efforts.
Two suffragists Ciorgiana Lloyd and Phyilie North caused a violent scene during their Carfarven sessions trial on charges linked to a Whaidow-smashing capelan on June 2. Five wardens restrained them as a Scotland Yard detective testified North belonged to the newohaggaad that set fire to the pavilion in Kew botanical gardens months earlier. North had inherited $450,000 and was sentenced to three months suspension.
In a chaotic summary, Wimbledor Kiachaotl defeats Migs Ko Ryan of California in the final round of the all-comerst ladies lawn tennis singles championship. The match scores are unclear due to garbled OCR text, but Kiachaotl secures the title.
A garbled dispatch says President Wilson Warbodey was asked to open the San Diego exposition next year via the Pungwe route to San Francisco. He told Representative Keatoer of Calliformis he would consider the invitation.
Delegates from Terranona, Judy Antonio Villareal, and Kuvertag of Nuevo Leon travel to meet Ceanal Villa's commission in the city. Reports indicate Bastille Day division and telegraph updates received today.
An OCR fragment reports recovered items worth around 1400 dollars and mentions names such as Mi Chhag and Laure BM, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent details about the incident or authorities involved.
President Wilson held nearly an hour long White House talk with J P Morgan about general business conditions. He planned future sessions with captains of industry and finance to hear views and present his own on industry, finance, and anti trust measures. Morgan called the meeting cordial and declined to discuss specifics, while Ford was lined up for a lunch meeting next week as part of the open minded outreach to big business.
Washington July 3. In a Senate debate Republicans cited industrial dullness and a recession while Democrats argued business conditions were strong globally. Senator Bimmont cited a Treasury surplus to claim satisfactory finances, but Senator Calling ner countered that industries suffer. Gallinger presented letters showing declines in wool and shoe contracts.
The Department of Agriculture announced the start of its 104 campaign against hog cholera with $100,000 appropriation and $10,000 to be spent in each experimental district this year. Programs include surveys and anti hog cholera services in cooperation with state and federal authorities.
Washington July 3 the Senate committee acted favorably on the nomination of Miller of California to head the Federal Reserve Board. The action marks progress toward eventual confirmation as the central bank regulator.
Lora Cadogan reports the Curragh today hosted the Princess of Wales Stakes for three to four year olds, run over a mile and a half. The King's Poe Wake and the White Prophet finished in the top positions with Wake yielding a narrow win.
Dispatch from Sultillo dated July 1 reports General Domingo Arrieta leading a brigade of about 600 men as part of the pursuit against Villa. A fragment notes captives and action near Zacualoyes with unclear details.
Fragmentary report from Wassogtes on July 2 cites a plan to expel a named figure linked to the Americas tabbler. The text is unclear but suggests political or diplomatic action involving Portugal.
The Huertistas send notes to South American mediators and constitutionalist leaders seeking peace talks. Carranza replies signaling need for consultation with generals before appointing delegates to negotiate a provisional government and possible settlement to end the war.
In Mexico City Minister of War Blanquet denies rumors that General Jove Refugio Velasco the San Luis Potosi commander General Lauro Villar and General Ignado Brave were arrested and summarily executed for conspiracy. He says government trusts loyal officers and notes military precautions protect Mexicans and foreigners in the capital.
Washington and allied representatives sought to communicate with their chief arranga to learn the referendum result among their general officers. Mediation at Niagara Falls was suspended after a practical settlement of the international plan and amid Mexican ration issues awaiting leadership positions.
Foreign observers report growing anxiety in Mexico City as German evacuees converge on Vera Cruz and nearby centers. Admiral Ven Hintee urges rations and storage while Mexico braces for potential unrest amid war pressures and shifting loyalties.
Odd notes from Preepert New York describe an ongoing murder inquiry with limited leads. Police report one fatality and promise further probes as investigators seek a breakthrough.
New Orleans July 3 six thousand rat traps were set in the infected zone to eradicate bubonic plague. Two hundred city employees trapped rats this area patrolled residences and business houses and observed watchfulness. The Volunteers of America warehouse on Girard street and the Industrial Home on St Josephs street drew special health department attention after a bite report by W W Wilkinson. Dr Rupert Blue US surgeon general arrived with no new measures announced.
Senate debate centers on limiting capital per corporation in each line of business. Senator Cummins plans amendments to empower the trade commission to fix caps and curb monopolistic control, citing the United States Steel Corporation’s vast capitalization and interlocking interests.
The Canadian Pacific steamer Assiniboia with 100 passengers aboard went ashore early today at Bad Neighbor Cove Island in Georgian Bay. A Marconi Telegraph report from Sault Ste. Marie noted the vessel swinging with 1 fathom under the stern and a slight leak in the fore peak. The steamer Manitoba was sent to assist though the stranded vessel was not said to be in danger. The Assiniboia was en route from Sault Ste. Marie to Port McNicoll.
Congress shows interest in the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railway investigation. Townsend of New Jersey claims directors wrecked the property after 30 million dollars in bonds were sold to insurers and trust funds. The probe aims to reveal influences behind the bond sale and its promotion.
Wilteburgh Pa July 3 strike leaders say their strength remains after peace plan failure and no settlement. state troopers patrol while hundreds of strikers crowd the plant entrance in orderly mood as committee weighs a new proposition.
The text notes Mr Hilles prophecy about the Republican organization and mentions Utica. It cites a claimed total of 222 members in the Republican group. The readable fragments imply a political reform or expansion discussion.
Washington July 3 Trenas Agures completed Inet night so that the oral government went through its first fiscal year under the Wilson administration with its Income exceeding ordinary expenses by $44,784,462.07. See $93,100,000 pouring into the treasury Trenday, the last day, brought the total recet for the year up to $784,943,700.20, $1,600,000 above Secretary MccAdoo's original estimate, and turned into a surplus what hed the day before appeared to be a substantial deficit. Corporation and Income tax payments furnished the stream of gold at the finish. From this source came $26,161,788.82 between the opening and closing of the treasury today. Secretary McAdoo and other administration officials were pointing to the total figures as proof of promised results under the new tariff. The treasury surplus will be wiped out by Panama canal expenditures paid from the general fund. During the 12 months $94,876.94 has been spent of the canal and when charged off there will be a deficit for the year of $1,010,058.81 on the books. Last year canal expenditures were $41,741,058, with a deficit of $400,733. Last year receipts were $691,140,000, but expenditures were $654,806,000, or $45,764,248 below this year. Secretary McAdoo estimated roughly $4,600,000 in scheduled income and corporation taxes would have been a clear gain for the year of about $2,500,000.
Paris reports strong public reaction to U S treasury agents after an appeal by Henry Monroe against a jail sentence for refusing to disclose sums paid in France by Miss Dolan of Brooklyn for dresses seized by customs. The press condemns the so called business spy system of the United States. Arthur David Mennet, Paris chamber of commerce president, declines to urge withdrawal of support for the Pacific Exposition appropriation until U S trade interference ends.
Cincinnati Ohio July Judson Harmon former attorney general of the United States and Judge Rufus Bb Smith were appointed receivers for the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad. Bonds set at 50000. The petition states total bonded indebtedness 76000000 and that interest on several mortgage bonds is in default. Foreclosure of a mortgage estimated at 3600000 is sought by Bankers Trust Company of New York.
Brig. Gen. Robert K. Evans denied he attacked the administration in a New York speech last week. He said reports misquoted him and that he spoke extemporaneously with a meaning not conveyed in the published lines. President Wilson asked for an explanation via Secretary Garrison, who declined to release Evans’ letter pending further action.
Three new women internes at Bellevue Nowopaol Dr May Walker Dr Helen Palliner and Dr Anne Tjobniands declared ready for any duty including ambulance duty Their presence marks a rare step forward in the women's fight for equality in hospital work
A Michigan report notes the state legislature debates an anti alien land law amid concerns over Japanese laborers arriving from California to work in Alger County. The proposal aims to restrict land ownership by non citizens and potential non residents.
Redding California July 2 reports say Lassen peak erupted with lava and ash after a long quiet period. Officials at Lewes University and related agencies confirm seismic indications and potential hazards near the Volcanic district, with watchers monitoring for further activity.
An Austrian royal funeral procession in Trieste honors Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess Sophie. Navy guards, clergy, and municipal officials line the route to the Southern railway station as coffins are moved to a black barge, then to Vienna by train amid artillery salutes and bells.
In Pendleton Oregon on July 4 three bandits staged a bold robbery on a northwest bound Oregon Washington Railroad train. One robber was killed and a sheriff wounded in a gun battle as two others fled toward the west. Conductor Furgus reported masked men with two revolvers forced the Pullman coach to open doors and the express car to surrender. Police pursued. two robbers escaped with some money while a wounded man hid near a talus and was later captured or killed. The incident left several railway staff and passengers unsettled and authorities ongoing in pursuit.
Odd garbled note reports Colonel Roosevelt planning another rest cure after a prior treatment. The fragment suggests reminders of his health efforts and possible further medical or recovery steps under his care.
Reported at the construction site workers survived a near miss in a tunnel collapse. Details remain scarce but the incident prompted safety checks and a temporary halt in digging. Authorities advised caution while investigators review equipment and procedures.
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