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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
3
Reported deaths of multiple English airmen including pilot Whiting in a wartime engagement. The losses are confirmed as part of ongoing air battles with enemy forces, with details limited to fatalities and the broad theater of operations.
Report from London July 16 states Belgian aviator Daniel Kent died in Ghent after his plane’s rudder failed. injuries also claimed Miss Viola Spencer, a parachute jumper, who died from Saturday’s parachute failure.
Colonel Roosevelt has been invited by the Denver Press club to attend a cowboy breakfast during his Denver visit this fall. Colonel John Irby, club president, sent telegram seeking a reply within a few days. The club hopes to honor its honorary member at the interstate fair and exposition grounds near the union depot.
Aberdeen News reports Wagner plans a large Labor Day event at Lake Madison hosts the state Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor convention. Rapid City’s Elk Creek irrigation aid is pledged. A Watertown theft case, a Canton chautauqua led by forty businessmen, and a near-miss wreck near Henry are noted along with a deceitful horse scheme in Sioux Falls.
The article decries hysteria following a Reno boxing event, noting arrests, disturbances, and fatalities while blaming promoters and zealots, including religious critics. It argues public fascination shifts quickly to new sensational events and calls for silence to kill the fight culture.
Detroit reports the largest annual Elk reunion, with 331 288 members in 1 206 lodges. Net yearly growth 26 242 with 36 new lodges. Since 1880 Elks charity totals 3 347 248. last fiscal year 93 427 including Elks home maintenance. Grand lodge assets 290 790. per capita tax 66 108. National Elk buildings valued at 17 799 282.
F H LaVoy was injured when a switch engine struck his car Saturday near Ash street in Belle Fourche. His left ankle is badly splintered with leg bruising and a back bruise. He is hospitalized and expected to recover without amputation, after the engine halted and responders aided him. LaVoy, a local real estate businessman, had recently relocated from the eastern part of the state and operated I H LaVoy and Company.
A playful poem describes Johnnie's summer visit to grandma heightening chaos at home. Towser the cat, Tabby, Nora, and the clock share the stage with mud on floors, thumbprints on bannisters, and jam on shelves while grandma sighs and chuckles at the mayhem. Marle Grove in Delineators for July.
Oscar Hammerstein returns from Europe broken in health after accepting a million dollars to end the fight for control of the grand opera business He denies plans to reenter the field.
Philadelphia July 16 stockholders stand firm and so do the workers. The meeting today yields no results as tension rises during the Pennsylvania strike dispute.
The federal court grand jury in Chicago has begun probing the packers forming the National Packing company.
The Roman Catholic Sioux Indians of South Dakota planned a large gathering at Cheyenne agency from July 16 to 17. The new Lead bishop Rev. Joseph F. Busch was to attend.
Aberdeen 8 D July 15 United States land office reports that 1930 of the first 8000 winners in the Cheyenne river and Standing Rock land drawing filed completed filings, while 2408 made selections. Only about one fourth filed in time and more may join after September 1 amid light rainfall hindering homesteaders.
A Tennessee committee asked Roosevelt to open the Appalachian exposition in Knoxville in October and he may accept. Roosevelt will speak on conservation there on October 7 with Taft scheduled to speak a week later after Roosevelt accepts the invitation.
The quotation defines an automobile as a large iron and rubber contrivance converting gasoline into speed and luxury. It features a leather upholstered carriage body on fat rubber tires and houses machinery suffering various ailments. It claims extreme speed and high cost, with exaggerated capacity and rapid transport claims.
President Taft spent a half hour in the Beverly gymnasium with Prof. C. Barker before proceeding to the golf links. The visit occurred on July 16 as part of a Massachusetts engagement.
Pittsburg July 16 a railroad built iron viaduct near McKees Rock was dynamited early today amid alleged labor troubles. The blast disrupted service and raised questions about industrial tensions in the area.
Sioux City Iowa July 1 Judge John P Allison died shortly after 1 oclock yesterday at his home 722 Douglas street He was over 80 years old a prominent Sioux City resident since 1857 He helped organize the firm Weare amp Allison bankers and brokers in 1866 with George Weare He was born in Peterboro New Hampshire July 28 1831 and admitted to the Iowa bar in 1857 He also banked and mined including the Dakota mine later sold to Imperial Mining company Also once held offices in the Waite block of the city Peter Peterson a Black Hills pioneer was found dead near the Burlington depot after apparently falling down an embankment
A Central of Georgia passenger train struck a freight near Reynolds Georgia injuring several passengers, with some reported fatally. Authorities and railroad crews investigated the collision and treated victims at the scene and nearby facilities.
Detroit July 15 the Elk parade stacks 6600 automobiles in line making it the largest parade in history. The crowd will see the hoxies in a Wright aeroplane aiming to capture the altitude record this afternoon.
Des Moines Daily News reports the Socialists in Milwaukee propose labeling all tenement houses and vice properties with the owner's name to deter immoral use and push owners to maintain buildings. The Milwaukee recorder of deeds would transfer titles on the day a property owner’s name is posted at a brothel.
Forest fires in northeastern Washington and western Idaho have destroyed seven million dollars in timber and imperiled forty million dollars more. Spirit Lake Idaho faces imminent danger as fires rage across the region.
Government weather records from Kennebec Maine indicate June rainfall at 9.29 inches and July up to the 14th at 1.08 inches. Crop conditions have generally improved toward a small grain crop and a large corn crop. Some oats yield up to 45 bushels per acre with good management, barley 36 bushels, winter wheat being cut by farmers.
In Sioux Falls Judge Carland takes under advisement a US government suit against the Chicago Burlington & Quincy railroad to recover 42793 for timber destroyed in the Black Hills by a locomotive spark. The company says the 1907 double indemnity law is unconstitutional.
Chicago July 15 Frank A Gotch world wrestling champion announced via promoter Harry H Frazee that he would like a boxing match with Jack Johnson for the heavyweight title He said he could whip Johnson after 18 months of proper training and discussed the plan with Jim Corbett who reacted with enthusiasm He recalled Gotchs prior brief foray into boxing ending in a knockout loss to Frank Slavin in Dawson City Alaska.
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