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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
5
Dr Carl W Sawyer of Ohio told a convention that in 2700 cases bodily ailment stems from physical cause, not psychic factors. He argued that physical health drives most conditions and that psychic states are merely side effects or misattributed.
In Greenville Ohio on July 17 two bed strikers marched toward Bradley mines and tried to drive off men. Sheriff Huscroft and deputies repelled the attack with some injuries to Deputy Ed Lucat as bricks and stones were thrown. Several prisoners were later jailed.
July 17 indication that State Representative Joan J. McLaughlin a contractor will testify before a federal grand jury. A sensational June 24 statement claimed contractors were held up under threats and extortion by business agents resulting in millions of dollars in losses. The report notes the testimony follows allegations against union agents.
Chicago July 17 The Federal league won a major legal victory as a court ruled the 10 days clause in player contracts null and void. The ruling reversed a superior court decision and allowed pitcher George M Johnson, the Tuselago Indian, to play for the Federal League club, despite injunctions tied to Cincinnati Nationals. The decision followed a case brought by Joe Foell seeking relief in the state courts.
Former President Roosevelt calls Whitman a weakling or an unlikely ally, accusing him of misrepresenting support for the district attorney and governorship campaigns. The dispute centers on Whitman’s stated opposition to Roosevelt’s plans, and Roosevelt labels partner Barnes as “Hoss Barnes” in a tense political exchange.
July 17 report from Des Moines Iowa notes Joe Wall, an accountant, named deputy chief under Frank if his slate wins in the fall. The move follows Shaw’s convention support and signals a broader political landslide, with Hepburn departing and party plank disagreements over initiative and platform.
Louie Mo July 17 The repent ance in the price of ice will result criminal prosecutions if any over the covered it was stated today by W Rutherfurd attorney general
Washington July 17 Protests over prices prompt official action. Authorities plan to hasten a report on the cattle shortage and potential remedies. Details remain scarce as agencies coordinate urgent inquiry and public briefings are expected.
A collision in HOR City MA on a July day left one person dead and two others injured when a race car veered near a roadside area. Police and responders investigated the crash scene.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions May 4 and Keb events in Sileo with unclear details. The readable bits indicate a lightening or strike reference and some names, but the context is too incomplete to determine a full item or outcome.
Mexico City July 16 Huerta’s resignation was accepted by both chambers by a 121 to 17 vote. Francisco Carbajal was named president and took the oath at a joint session. Huerta’s message blamed foreign intervention and internal strife, then urged his supporters to accept the new administration. Carbajal’s oath followed amid cheers as he left the chamber escorted by guards.
Washington July 16 The administration yesterday confirmed the nomination of Nelson Morris of Chicago to be minister to Sweden. The move places Morris in a key diplomatic post at Stockholm amid ongoing European affairs. Morris is a prominent businessman whose confirmation was reported as a steadying choice for U S foreign service.
Munich reports a Bavarian order directing the entire army to buy tobacco only from Orme independent of the tobacco trust. The trust cigarette had been ousted from Bavarian stations and barracks, reshaping wartime supply.
New York July 1 reports a bread and water diet lasting 134 hours along with a cement fair for bed yielding improved behavior from a youthful group within the World Weucien, as authorities in Blackwetl De Sipe take charge.
Gosport England July 1 Shamrock IV ready to sail July 18 for the United States as Sir Thomas Lipton's America's Cup challenger. Crew of over 60 to be split en route from the Azores. Lloyds places 3 to 1 against the vessel, with 8 to 1 premium comparisons for other transatlantic ventures.
San Antonio police linked three developments in the disappearance of Atlanta sisters Beatrice Nelms and Eloise Nelms Dennis. A June 2 local hotel visit involved a child treated by a physician, a June 26 move from here to Victor Inns in San Francisco by a man using the name W Sims, and a mysterious package addressed to Miss Nelms in care of Mrs Margaret Mims. Police search for two women answering their description who checked in at a local hotel as from New York under assumed names. The unclaimed package remains in a local express office.
Gulfport Mississippi July 15 Two women under police surveillance believed to be the missing sisters Mrs Eloise Nelms Dennis and Miss Beatrice Nelms of Atlanta Ga eluded the officer watching them and left the city during the night. They could not be located today and authorities think they departed in a launch along the gulf coast observers noting strong resemblance to missing persons photographs.
San Francisco July 16. A Hindu character typewriter arrived from San Antonio on installment bought by Victor Innes while he was United States district attorney at Carson New The company received only a $10 initial payment plus a $20 credit from an old machine. The machine was returned prepaid from San Antonio with sender name Charles Nima or Sime. Innes traveled from San Antonio to Los Angeles Sacramento and Portland during late June and early July.
Victor E. Innes is not located in Portland as of July 15 and his lawyer says he has provided no explanation for a Hindu character typewriter mailed from San Antonio to San Francisco. A household member recalls prior rumors about the device, noting Innes dismissed them as unrelated to the disappearances of Mrs. Dennis and Miss Nelo.
Manuel Treving, an American citizen and manager and part owner of the Matamoras electric light plant, has been arrested by constitutionalists in Mala Mara, charged with waging war against the constitutionalist cause amid reported dispatches from the area.
In London on July 14, Martin Vowel assistant United States treasurer in New York wed Mrs. Albert Lewisale of New York in the remtetrs office of Covent Garden district.
The question of adopting a new charter is being voted on today. The charter, drafted by a 16 member commission, provides for an option ballot, two mayoral candidates, civil service reform, and a framework for executive appointments. Initiatives and referendum are included, with recall to be on a separate ballot.
New York July 6 The directors of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company announced a reduction in the dividend. The move affects the company’s financial outlook and signals caution in ongoing operations amid market conditions.
A loose bull from a corral charged through downtown San Francisco causing fear and traffic disruption. It ran up three flights of stairs before a vaquero cornered it in a lady’s bedroom, then guided it back down to street level.
In San Francisco on July 14, George M. Austin a sailor aboard the USS West Virginia decoyed his sweetheart Miss Alive Wallace into a private cafe booth. He shot her through the body and then killed himself. Wallace had slight chance of recovery. Austin had just returned from a cruise and claimed Wallace had been receiving attention from other men.
Stated to head for Tyumen with the empresses lady in waiting and the court physician to visit Rasputin who was wounded by a would be assassin. The suspect Gugeva confessed plans to kill him to end his alleged impostures and church abuse. Rasputin vows he will live despite the attempts.
Burlington July 1. When calinoes on passenger steamers play tango music two hundred girls employed at the Mississippi Pearlton factory refuse to work. Moir Brothers file an injunction to stop such music on steamers during working hours and seek damages of 500 for loss of the services of young women employees.
O Neill Nebraska July 1 J J Hall in jail on murder charge for death of Will Hopkins from a knife wound after a fall on the athletes of Ewing Hopkins died after lingering two weeks Hall surrendered when news reached Ewing amid local tension over Hopkins good reputation and alleged false statements tied to a 5 50 claim
Boulogne France July 1 James Wolffe an English amateur long distance swimmer was compelled by strong wind and rough sea to abandon his bid to swim across the English Channel today.
Philadelphia July 15 workmen including motormen and conductors of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company rejected a union proposal. They voted to continue their present contract for another year, maintaining the existing wage and labor conditions. About 6500 men were involved in the vote and the decision reflects ongoing labor negotiations with the company.
Washington reports famine and disease threaten Demintewn rebels holding Puerto Plate stronghold. President Bordas has struggled to dislodge them for months. Captain Eberle of the Cruiser Washington notes poor water quality and rising death rates amid ongoing campaign.
Arthur Tillman, 22, was executed in the Delaware Arkansas jail yard for the murder of Amanda Stephens, 18. He prayed aloud for 15 minutes at the trap, asked forgiveness for the judge and sheriff, and militia stood guard to prevent an attempted rescue as the crowd watched.
From Mexico City to the coast two special trains carry the families of General Huerta and General Blanquet and other officials. Reports say Huerta may board a Dutch cruiser at Veracruz or Puerto Mexico. Guards increased at terminals as rumors of Huerta's resignation swirl amid strict censorship in Washington and Mexico City.
Counilavilly Pa July 16 vegetables valued at 6480 mature in gardens at homes of workmen employed at the Leisenring plant of the coke company. Judges awarded three prizes for the best plots. Winners: George Orr, coal miner. John Dolan, road man. Andy hy ku, coke drawer. Seventeen others received honorable mention. Committee recommends additional prizes next year under United States Labor corporation plan to encourage vegetable raising at work.
In Trenton New Jersey a stockholder Manuel and the Vengoches of New York City sued United Fruit Company and Sewderacy Corp to compel examination of books in the state. Justice Swayse dismissed the suit finding no proper case and that the move was aimed at harassing the firm rather than in good faith.
Chicago reports indicate federal grand jury investigators in the Lorimer affair have learned several witnesses have fled the city. A few are believed to have gone to Los Angeles while others are en route to be served with subpoenas in other offices.
A child died after being struck by an automobile driven by Whiord Masquis in Blaine Louisiana. The incident occurred July Viebedttle Ar deth Courtoes, and the victim suffered fatal injuries. Emergency responders transported the injured to hospital where doctors confirmed the death. The accident highlights concerns over pedestrian safety and driver vigilance in the area.
Sap Prapchew dies in hospital after a disputed incident at a local event. Michael Coffey, described as a relative of prominent figures, is reportedly under examination as authorities review potential bribery links. The case unfolds amid tense community interest.
Vancouver reports that Hindu volunteers plan to recruit 40 backers and 15 from Golden to preach revolt against the British empire. Organizers intend to travel to Victoria Nanaimo and other centers to spread propaganda and form a force of 1 000 anti British missionaries. They claim to coordinate with Komotata Maru passengers denied admission and aim to meet Sundar Singh to seek an audience with King George.
A Dark Portents unfold as a grand jury resumes deliberations in the Florence Carman murder case in Mineola. Witnesses describe activity around the Carman home while investigators weigh indictments and immunity waivers. The case centers on a June 66 shooting in Dr Carman's Freeport office killing Mrs Louise Keiley.
July 16 in United States district court nine defendants tied to Barr and Widen Mercantile were convicted of schemes to recover assets from bankrupt firms. The firm originated with James Barr and Joseph Widen. Widen later died by poison at a St. Louis cemetery. Convicts include Abram H. Freeman Frederick Wendler Charles F. Day James T. Minehart Robert K. Pender Pettsburgh Joseph Stevens W. Feller W. Wormet Luis Finkleman Joseph Finkleman. Prosecutor calls Freeman and Wendler the leaders. A new trial request was filed pending further hearings.
Washington July 16 The Interstate Commission suspended until November 12 the promoted increased rules on freight rates in cartoods between Dakota and other states. Tariffs set to rise to 2 cents per 100 pounds apply to Kansas City and other hubs, with similar increases by other carriers. Suspension order issued by the commission delays the tariff changes.
Mire Dave Vouklarey, former wife of William K Corey, ex head of a steel company, wed a New York man in New York. The couple sailed for Europe on Saturday after the ceremony, per an announcement.
A federal grand jury returned indictments against leaders of an alleged halibut trust. The defendants faced charges related to market manipulation and price control across import ports. The case centers on dealings reported in Ve porte and involves Anibal Beaten as a key figure. Authorities seek to dismantle the trust and curb anti competitive activities.
Iron River July 16 seven miners died at the Mulken Alpha location after a collapse. Bear and associates reported the deadly incident, with rescue efforts ongoing and authorities investigating the causes.
Washington reports US naval forces preparing to deploy marines to Santo Domingo and Haiti amid revolutions. About 700 marines are held in readiness at bases including Norfolk and Philadelphia, with transports Hancock and others awaiting orders to sail from the Caribbean coast. The aim is to prevent upheaval and enforce American policy as tensions rise in the region.
In Rosebud a real life romance tale eclipses fiction with love jealousy wealth and elopement. Elizabeth Carothers a former Lions City resident acts in the play while facing a divorce suit for alimony and property. Ed Estes and Susie Utter Estes navigate disputes over livestock and cash as a sheriff holds property amid tensions between factions and threatened conflicts on the Rosebud.
Vitrsoret describes a July 1 incident where girls swam by a stream while boys stole their clothing. The scene occurred off a wooded path, with several young people undressing and outfits disappearing. Disturbing behavior was reported as an extended search for missing garments ensued.
Unclear political note discusses prospects for Lehmann in Washington with references to high offices, recent deaths, and cabinet roles. Mentions White House staff, secretaries, and potential succession amid uncertainty. Notes possible shifts in leadership and the influence of a key death on the political landscape.
An aeroplane named Atlas, piloted by Tleotman Aviator, established a new altitude record of about 14 408 feet. The world record in meters was reported as near 4 400. Officials noted the achievement in a field with several technical terms and figures.
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