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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
2
Huron Dels July 8 report the Huron ball team has tested several batteries with no success yet. Changes loom in management with Burwell ousted and a “much better man” to take over. Several new infielders are expected, as Huron hopes to climb toward the first half and top.
Washington reports the Georgia legislature will cast its first vote Tuesday to choose a U S senator to fill the late Clay's seat. Leading contenders include Gov Hoke Smith Sen Terrell Tom Watson and Col Pleasant A Stovall of Savannah.
King George and Queen Mary arrived in Dublin aboard the Victoria and Albert and were greeted by cheers as they toured Kings Town and Dublin. The day included ceremonies at the Royal College of Science and Trinity College, with a luncheon at Dublin Castle and a dinner party.
Senator Doe I. Crawford returns from Washington and lies in Huron for ten days or two weeks on private business. He refrains from discussing his South Dakota activities with local newspapers as he enjoys relief from Washington heat.
A New York millionaire warned about blackmail by a countess described as strange introduced to high society. The episode centers on social circles and alleged coercion involving the apparent heiress.
The millionaire W. O. D. Stetler denied on the stand that his relations with Miss Graham were improper and rejected the claim she fled his Kentucky estate to escape persecution. He said a mysterious countess warned him that the Graham woman planned blackmail.
Omaha July 8 President Higgins of the Des Moines club of the Western League says the team is for sale with at least three offers received none satisfactory. He notes the club is in winning form with finances sound and no deal is pending. Higgins will stay in Omaha several days.
Aberdeen 8 D July 8 reports indicate the Faulkton baseball club may fold. Efforts to sell the franchise to another town have failed. Payroll across South Dakota league teams runs about 1700 to 2000 dollars monthly, straining small towns. Directors may meet tomorrow to decide whether Faulkton stays in until season’s end.
Abstract outlines a model where county level groups federate town village and city anti tuberculosis societies under a state association. The aim is to pressure officials for laws and funding, using political organization as a template to create local preventive agencies, hospital, laboratory, and county visiting nurse services.
Niagara Falls Ontario on July 8 reports hundreds of horses arriving for the Niagara Falls Racing Association opening at a new half mile track. The seven day meet features six or seven races daily with purses from 300 dollars and handicaps adding 400 to 600 dollars.
Chicago July 7 W L Park president of Illinois Central Railway and National Irrigation Congress leader highlights 18 year old Jerry Moore of South Carolina as the world record corn grower. Moore achieved 228 bushels per acre by applying swamp soil, manure, and deep plowing.
An analysis of how blond hair symbolizes purity, safety, and divine favor across cultures. It traces ancient sun worship and mythic imagery, noting blond gods Apollo Balder and figures like Nonysos and the Madonna with golden hair as a recurring ideal.
Fifteen Montreal boys were selected to travel to Nancy France at the end of July to compete in a major athletic tournament. The event, organized by the French Gymnastic Federation of Sport, will bring together about 8 000 young athletes from many nations for a global youth sports gathering.
With 290 passengers aboard the steamer Santa Rosa on the San Francisco to San Diego run, it went aground near Point Conception. Three other steamers have lines to Santa Rosa to keep her from breaking apart in the heavy sea. Passengers were thrown into a panic when the collision occurred.
The chief mineralogist of the Canadian Geological Survey reports olivine bearing rocks near Black Lake contain chromite ore with numerous microscopic diamonds. While too small to gem, the vast quantity could justify separation as diamond dust for industrial use in cutting and polishing gems.
State College at Brookings announces new Home Economics courses. A four year college program for high school graduates combines Domestic Science with general science English mathematics and language to balance cultural and practical education. A two year certificate program prepares women to teach with subjects including cooking sewing design dressmaking food chemistry dietetics home nursing sanitation and household management.
Portland Oregon hosts the North Pacific Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta opening today. The two day program includes senior and junior singles doubles and four oared events on a 1.5 mile straight course. Vancouver and Victoria crews add strong international flavor.
The estate of Nestor Alfred B. Kittredge valued around 75000 is left to his sister Mrs. Fannie K. Pearson of Gardner Mass and his brother Herbert W. Kittredge of Westfield Mass. The will filed in county court names them as executors and cites May 12 1909 as the date. The will leaves out his father and sister Mary C Hall who are believed provided for elsewhere.
Notice from Western Publishers' Union in DeaDwood D D regarding case No 28 1911. Details readable are limited but indicate formal proceedings or filing numbers associated with the union's activities.
Four soldiers story from Dakota Springs to promote Doan's Kidney Pills. A veteran testifies his kidney complaints caused urinary issues and back pain, but after using Doan's Kidney Pills his condition improved and he could sleep normally. Sold by dealers at 60 cents a box. Porter Milhurn, Buffalo, New York.
The Nat Rels carnival company, after exhibiting at the Lead event, will open in Rapid City for a week starting Sunday under the fire department auspices. The attractions include a daring high dive tent and a looping the loop act with new sketches, drawing big crowds in Lead and expected to thrill Rapid City visitors.
Rome reports a parliamentary commission is poised to back Premier Giolitti's life insurance monopoly bill. The plan would grant a government monopoly and force Italian and foreign insurers to cease operations, with no compensation for losses. Foreign governments have protested, but Giolitti seeks swift passage with a strong majority.
Pupils evaluated by credits or exams are admitted to Training School or Normal Department. New year introduces state wide certificates from two to life levels, with high school grads earning first grade certificates in one year and life certificates in two. School expands faculty to thirty one, adds funds for facilities, and boosts libraries and departments. Rooms in the Young Women’s Hall offer affordable housing. inquiries to State Normal School, Bprarfigh, South Dakota.
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