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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
4
Reports from Belfast and rural areas describe attacks on Catholic shops and a convent, arson, and street clashes. Sinn Fein and Orange marches fuel violence as troops intervene. killings and injuries rise amid widespread disruption and fear.
Report from Ballichalue says soldiers and polio wrecked much in Coltra near Gallin est, burning the Bing Kolo ball and causing fires. The incident ties to broader unrest in Ireland with authorities rushing troops and enforcing measures while local commerce and food production face restrictions and licenses.
About 75 employees in US navy yards will be affected by a wage schedule revision to be prepared by a board appointed by Secretary Daniels. The panel includes Captain J K Robson and Louis Mows with H A Berres of the federation of labor.
A cyclone swept through northwest North Dakota Thursday evening causing three deaths in Jargo. Five other deaths were reported at Drake, but communication wires were down making verification impossible.
In Lincoln on July 24 Virgil O Hinahan announced the prohibition party will appear on six state ballots and qualify by petition in 24 states. Mrs Wise Smith of Cedar Stumps was elected vice chairman, the first woman to hold that role. Frances C Beauchamp of Lexington Ky became secretary, and H Farts of Clinton Neb treasurer. Hinshaw remains chairman.
In Tubuque Iowa on a July afternoon Ruth Seare a seven year old girl acted as a heroine by entering a smoke filled barn loft to save her six year old brother Kiwin from spreading flames. The barn and contents were destroyed in the blaze.
Williamcon West Virginia July 24 two miners were wounded when Portsmouth Solvay coal mine at Preeborn was attacked by hidden assailants. A constabulary detachment from Williamson fired back after about a thousand shots were exchanged.
Chicago July 14 intense courtroom clashes marked the trial of William Bross Lloyd and 18 co defendants. Ole Hanson former Seattle mayor was expelled from the room during a dispute with Clarence Darrow. Duncan denounced Hansons testimony as a lie as defense and prosecution clashed over evidence on the Seattle strike and alleged seditious writings as the defense wrapped its presentation.
Ruppert B. Jonus, a self described white minister to the negroes, is arrested in the New York black district on a Chicago man slaughter warrant. He allegedly incited a riot on June 10 that left three sailors dead, as he urged followers to rescue him during a clash with Detective William A. Muller who subdued him and escorted him to the station.
Sioux Falls attorney general rules lumber yards may refuse to sell to non union men without violating state law. Department cannot intervene in the union versus non union dispute dividing residents into hostile camps. The ruling upholds the open town atmosphere resulting from the controversy.
Easton Maryland July 24 and amid mob threats Ignan Fountain a man convicted of a statutory crime attempted to evade execution. He first tried to cut his throat and then struck himself with a bed so as to end his life before authorities could proceed with the sentence.
The readable bits mention a hotel, Campbells in Battle Creek, and partial references to a door, door open, and a year. Other phrases are garbled, leaving little coherent event or outcome to report.
Lincoln Neb July 23 Following a Bryan telegram declining the presidency the Prohibition party nominated Aaron H Watkins of Germantown Ohio on the second ballot for president Leigh Colvin of New York was named for vice president The platform urges end to the liquor traffic support for compulsory education farm aid higher teacher salaries and budget economy Bryan refused nomination and the convention moved to select another candidate.
New York July 23 Judge Elbert H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp issued a farewell address before leaving for Europe. He urged restraint on profiteering, praised prohibition and noted workers show strong productivity while labor disputes should be settled through wage boards. In St Louis Nek Nichols 35 shot his wife and then killed himself at his restaurant.
Paria dispatch reports German forces prepared to request allied permission to mass troops near the Baltic port of Mel to forestall a Soviet invasion. Details indicate heavy troop buildup and strategic talk amid wartime frictions.
Indianapolis July 4 Governor James R Goodrich's coal industry ties are under federal scrutiny as US Attorney Frederick Vannuys weighs possible charges. Senator Cravens questioned Costin and Lenoir Coal ties, prompting a state reply and a transfer of details to the district attorney.
In Champaign July 24 John D. Wimandy of Seattle died from a broken spine after a car wreck near here. He, known in theater as Jack Belair, wed Miss Maury McDonald of Boston just hours before death.
Sioux Falls was chosen as the campaign headquarters site by the South Dakota Democratic Executive Committee, which expanded from seven to nine members. State Chair GL N. Cell praised Cox and Roosevelt, urged unity, and called for adherence to the Richards law with potential amendments. he criticized Republican tax increases and new offices while claiming to pursue economy and efficiency.
Los Angeles July 24. Mon e Gibson a negro sentenced to hang for the murder of Joy Trapp Fullerton Cal rancher has confessed to six murders and as many burglaries he could not enumerate. Sheriff Cline says the list of victims includes a December 1908 case in Addis Louisiana a November 1910 unidentified man Wagoner Louisiana a November 1910 night watchman at a sugar mill Gramercy Louisiana a November 1919 woman at Orange City Junction Florida and a January 12 1920 man and woman in Phoenix Arizona believed to Jacob Ehrhardt and wife.
State troops surrounded the Washington courthouse in Springfield Kentucky on July 24 and posted machine gun squads as vantage posts to protect Robert Logan an 18 year old Negro on trial for the murder of Joe Colvin a white man killed last February.
Acting at the request of President Wilson, Secretary Tumulty telegraphed six New England and three Northwestern governors that the coal needs of their states would be taken care of.
Sioux Falls July 24 Dan Getty prominent businessman was run down by an automobile Friday afternoon and badly hurt but expected to recover. He was left dazed after the injuries and received medical care.
Senator Frelinghuysen, after golfing with Senator Harding, denounces President Wilson as a dictator and says Democrats now see Wilson as their poorest asset. The remarks come from Marion Ohio on July 24.
Governor Cox agreed with Senator King to speak in Salt Lake City and Ogden shortly after September 1 as part of his stump campaign. He planned to leave at 4 30 pm Friday for his home near Dayton after the conference.
David E Boone, descendant of Daniel Boone, was found dead in bed Friday in Hammond Indiana. He was known locally as a criminal lawyer. The report notes a line about smoking regulations in Zion City and fines for three men who smoked outdoors, in a wood shed, and under a tree.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a person and a place with unclear context. It reads like a note on a dispute or sequence involving a surname and a location but lacks coherent details or dates.
London reports a harsh diplomatic move as England urges Poland to seek an armistice with the Bolsheviks and restore Europe to peace. The cabinet promises EMA support and sets a deadline while Paris and Washington weigh the Polish plea amid a growing Red advance in central Europe.
San Francisco July 14 Senator Hiram Johnson sent a congratulatory statement to Harding for his stance against the proposed League of Nations. A French father of two, one gas casualty and one who avoided service, visited the New York district attorney to offer help in prosecuting a case tied to misrepresentations about age. A London court ruled photography is not a profession.
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