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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
2
A historical note covers infrastructure plans in Creek County Wyoming with a municipal electrification project from 1914 to 1916, detailing lamp upgrades and power from a large station. It shifts to global topics: German economic growth, library debates, violin authenticity tests, Colorado mineral radioactivity studies, and varied tech and transport developments.
Altoona, Pa reports a boom in railroad work with the Pennsylvania Line placing new orders for freight engines and 1 600 steel care cars at Juniata shops. After a brief layoff 1,200 workers returned this month and more mechanics arrived from nearby towns, signaling a period of prosperity and labor tightness in the industrial center.
President Wilson told callers after meeting Henry Ford and other business figures that businessmen are warming to anti trust aims. He praised the Newlands bill fifth section for defining unfair trade practices and opposed granting preemptive opinions to the trade commission. He said business leaders back a definite plan, not hostility to the measures.
Senate adjourned to Monday to finish shaping the administration anti trust program. Judiciary and Interstate Commerce panels press amendments to the Layton and Rayburn bills while party leaders push rail security regulation and harbor policy amid objections from Kenyon Burton and allies.
Washington July 1 Senator Townsend and Senator Chipp sharply criticized President Wilson and his trust program. Townsend said the people want Congress to quit and go home and attacked the impeachment of intelligence and independence of Congress. Clapp blamed a new outside influence for failures to attend to business and for trust legislation being pushed without broad congressional judgment.
Washington July 1 1 resident Wilson will make the nomination for the federal reserve board in place of Paul.
A boating accident on the Curand river last night caused four deaths. A farmer Thomas tiarnet and his two children aged 10 and years perished, a maid and a farm hand also died as the boat and occupants disappeared before aid arrived. one survivor swam ashore.
Broken Leg fatal to largest elephant named Linki, a female creature reported in Philadelphia. The incident occurred while the animal hurried to take a bath and led to the animal being put down. The story notes the elephant’s death after the accident and mentions plans to move remains for proper disposal.
Warburg of New York faces Senate dispute over his nomination after he refuses to appear for questions about business ties. Opposition centers on director links to International Harvester, while supporters urge confirmation amid a broader battle over Senate prerogatives and anti trust concerns.
Local postal and police officials aided by Mrs J W Nelms seek to unravel the disappearance of Eloise Dennis and Beatrice Nelms. A typewritten note claimed Eloise killed Beatrice in New Orleans and vowed to harm Marshall Nelms, though Eloise’s signature is disputed. A Nevada lawyer linked to the divorce case is now reported to have moved to Seattle, complicating the tale. Authorities pursue two race an Xpress package sent to Beatrice Nelms in care of Mrs Margaret Mims in San Antonio.
Stock holders of the State National bank in Little Rock Ark decided last night to liquidate the bank's affairs through four committees. H M Johnson of St Louis, former cashier, was elected liquidator as National Bank Examiner W W Smith reported the bank is solvent to the comptroller of the currency.
Washington July 10 crops in July show 1.4 percent better condition than the 10 year average, according to the agriculture bulletin. The July condition of all crops was 1.2 percent below the 10 year average, while prospects declined as the season advanced. Last year in November final reports showed 67 percent above the 10 year average. Current conditions are about 7 percent better than last year’s outturn.
Real estate men gathered in Pittsburgh on July 10 to discuss municipal ownership taxation farm education subdivision development and related real estate topics. The meeting covered planning and development strategies and highlighted the era's interest in public ownership and urban growth.
The readable text fragment mentions seeking a new loan and names individuals in a jumbled, partial form. No clear event, date, place, or organization is established for a cohesive news item.
Mrs Florence Carman faces examination as authorities pursue an alibi for her. An 18 year old daughter Elizabeth tests at the inquest while a grand jury considers evidence naming Carman in the murder of Lousekey. Clarence S Mackay of Postal Telegraph is among those called.
Chicago reports meat prices likely to rise beyond recent records despite a large grain harvest. Packing house officials cite cattle scarcity and dry grazing land as main factors, predicting 16 cents per pound to the butcher as an early peak. They warn demand outstrips supply and dry summers have tightened cattle availability.
Washington reports say insurrection threats in the Philippines are serious per Rep Towner ranking member of the Philippines committee. He notes deep Filipino dissatisfaction with lack of independence and a possible plot to install Aguinaldo while ousting Omeno and Quezon.
A Spanish firm based in Bilbao with Canadian HQ in Toronto plans an aerial tramway across Niagara Falls Whirlpool, financed by Niagara Falls Power Commission concessions. The 1,180 foot span would be the world's longest and carry passenger traffic with cars suspended by six cables.
Arihar Karr Ett from Ottumwa and Ralph Rider from Des Moines joined J L Hever Cedar Rapids and Purdue Sheldon Keokuk in the state golf semi finals in Ottumwa, July 1. The players advanced to the next round in a regional showpiece today.
Hoston reporting death of James Ommelly a longtime figure in the National League era. Formerly a prominent official in state ward affairs observers note his influence on local sports and civic events.
Chicago July 10 The Orat special grand jury investigates the closing of the LaBulle Street bank work the ry Un lay concerns labeled bank's Ucu blew, with Maclay Hoyme named as the state's at torney for the panel to hear the case.
An unclear OCR fragment notes Sutherland retirement and mentions Jy Cyne and tec h ead. The readable portion hints at a career ending and leadership change affecting a team or organization.
In Missouri July 10 a foreclosure petition was filed in the United States district court by the Guaranty Trust Company of New York seeking to declare a mortgage of 64 446 000 on the St Louis and San Francisco railroad a valid lien. The Frisco is in receivership and the mortgage secures refunding 4 percent bonds expiring in 1901 with accrued interest of 1 372 000.
May not be able to hold suspect Florence Carman as grand jury evidence appears insufficient for indictment. Assistant District Attorney Weeks says many witnesses delay proceeding while Carman may be discharged when she testifies before Coroner Norton Monday. Carman’s attorney Levy claims two new witnesses bolster defense. earlier witnesses cited in arrest reportedly were away from the Carman home during the murder.
Freeport New York July 14 Mrs Florence Carman is jailed in Mineola charged with the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey on June 30. District Attorney Smith prepares grand jury presentation aided by witness Elwood Hardes who saw a woman near Dr Carman’s home after the shooting. Carman maid Cecelia Holman will testify and waive immunity. Dr Carman vows to prove his wife’s innocence.
The Chicago American League club seeks to vacate an injunction blocking Hal Chase from playing with the Buffalo Federal League club. Attorney Addington argues the National Agreement is a Sherman Act violation forming a players trade. Organized baseball not clean, Justice Hissell presiding. President Gilmore attended. Chase was not present.
Washington July 10 Many applications for authority to attend student military instruction camps are arriving at the war department. Iowans seek Ludington Michigan the nearest camp. Among the applicants are W Fiske J P Manford Rale Carlan Cedar Rapids Roy H King Primghar Kay J Sullivan and others from Nebraska and Iowa.
Two major Paris vaudeville houses face inquiry by four magistrates after a public prosecutor charges them with showing undraped tableaux. Managers and several actresses will be interrogated as part of the investigation into public decency.
President Wilson says a telegram from the Pen-Helltok Vale in America expresses thanks and notes that the sale of battleships was averted, with details garbled in the damaged message but highlighting opposition to naval reductions or armament deals.
St Paul July 10 David Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford University was elected president of the National Education Association at the annual meeting. The sessions discussed sex education, teacher salaries, health inspection, and woman suffrage with resolutions endorsing political equality and equal pay for teachers.
The Sicilian of the Aman Line broke down two days out from Havre on the way to Montreal. Passengers transferred at Havre and the ship resumed voyage. it left London on July 2 and stopped at Havre.
New York and New Haven rail shares sank to a fresh low as trading opened with volatile action. Prices slid to around 62 percent with investors reacting to uncertain economic signals and company notes.
New York July 10 The year without a convention of designers and manufacturers of priced women's cloaks led to a clash over future styles. Designers split on cloak length and manufacturers on Tuesday passed responsibility to an executive committee. The panel may set lengths from 32 to 42 inches or seek a referendum among makers.
Washington July 10 the agriculture department says no steep price drop despite a record wheat crop estimate of 156 000 000 bushels for 1914. Much wheat will feed livestock and exportable surplus remains about 330 000 000 bushels with domestic consumption high and foreign demand good.
The revenue cutter Bear under Capt. Robert Bartlett will sail within a week from Beattie Washington toward Wrangel Island off Alaska to retrieve 18 white men and four Eskimos stranded since March 10 after the Karluk wreck. The group, with supplies, survived on the ice and dog teams with ample provisions and clothing.
Fragmentary report from Chicago dated July 10 notes six genres of lanes and a mention of a Hardy figure with unclear roles. The text is garbled with no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
U S senator urges prompt consideration of trust bills amid concerns raised by legislative aides. The briefing notes indicate focus on the bills' urgency and potential impact on the Senate agenda.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at prestrike planning and tension within a labor context. Mentions possible dates, groups, and measures though specific names and outcomes remain unclear. The fragment suggests mobilization and negotiation pressures amid unresolved disputes.
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