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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
5
Belfast is ablaze with civil war as mobs hunt Sinn Fein members amid gunfire and looting. At least 12 men are dead, hundreds injured or in hospital, with rioting spreading through the city and reinforcements to be sent from Dublin.
Mrs June Dewls plans to leave Zion City founded by John Alexander Dowle. The article ties her move to internal conflicts with opponents of engineer Glenn Vollvia and Volivians seeking control. She says she came to heal the troubled city and will return to Call- (text incomplete)
A chaotic scene unfolded when a mob attacked a Black detainee at a Delaware jail following an alleged incident. Police struggled to control the crowd as officials reported the detainee sustained fatal injuries.
Cleveland will probate reveals Sherman Quodfriend at age two is named beneficiary of 60 barrels of 100 proof whiskey. The will directs sale of the liquor and the proceeds placed in trust for the boy until he reaches age of adulthood, with attorneys noting current Ohio law bars immediate possession.
William K. Vanderbilt American financier died in Paris at 8 PM with wife daughter the Duchess of Marlborough and his two sons present. Funeral planned Monday at the American Church in Avenue d Alma, burial in Staten Island. He lent the Vanderbilt Cup and helped build yachts Columbia and Defender. He owned a stable of racehorses and lived a life tied to railroads and business.
In Yankton South Dakota on Thursday Peter Zeeb Ed Hough and Paul Hurts pleaded guilty to distilling and selling intoxicating liquor. Zeeb and Hough were fined 250 dollars each and received suspended jail terms. Hough led a gang of dislikers and got six months suspended. Hurts received a 30 day suspended sentence. Deputy Ward traced the operation from farms to riverbank hides with copper stills.
London reports the German airship slip cdd, larger than the Pritinh W-34, surrendered at the Puatham airdrome this morning in accordance with the Versailles treaty terms.
Chaotic clipping suggests Carter H. Marli non names five Umea mayor of Chivago as the Democratic candidate for Governor of Thinola. Democratic leaders shift to J. Hamilton Lewle with plans for a campaign in Lonwy’s dock area.
Berlin dispatch says the German Reichstag has been summoned to convene next Monday. Debate will cover a four day plan for holding the presidency and possible military measures as Germany proceeds with army formation and a new policy.
A New York dispatch analyzes how California Oregon and Kansas may decide the fall election with emphasis on women voters and League of Nations support. It notes uneasy Republican factions including Lowden Johnson and Allen and outlines Cox hopefuls in New York with Hearst influence and party rifts shaping strategy.
Greek troops advancing from Dadovo and other Marnera ports occupied Chorlu and Muradi near the Constantinople railway this afternoon. The eastern railway line fell under Greek control as forces closed in, trapping Turkish units.
A black convict was shot dead and a guard was stabbed in the prison farm revolt in Bridgewater Massachusetts. Lloyd Kingdon was killed by an attendant he allegedly moved to stab with a butcher knife during the disturbance in the insane dormitory.
A July Meadow City commentary warns that Bolshevism threatens Mexico and the Republic. It cites Tampico strikes, rising prices, and American draft dodgers aiding Trotskyism. The piece denounces agitators, notes media and government inaction, and questions how to curb radical influence.
Chicago July 1 M P F Poindexter 41, said to have a wife or four children in South Haven Michigan, found dead in a hotel Myre today. Ora Walters 31, Memphis divorcee, occupant of adjoining room, questioned in connection with death. She admitted intimacy with Poindexter and police believe he died by his own hand amid financial troubles.
Chicago July 25. Carl Wanderer, once the lieutenant, changed his story after a confession to killing his wife and another man. In criminal court on Thursday he again proclaimed he is not guilty and sought to end the case quickly.
A large fire destroyed the Muchley and Douglas Lumber company plant in Maine early today. Estimated damage reaches 1 080 000 dollars. The blaze reportedly consumed the largest mill of its kind in the region and jeopardized decades of timber and lumber value across Oregon and surrounding areas.
Professional astrologers show no clear winner for the fall election. Theodore Allen, who forecast Woodrow Wilson wins, predicts Cox will win in 1920 and again in 1924.
Kansas City July 22 The federal reserve system will provide any amount necessary to move the southwest wheat crop. J A Miller governor of the Tenth Federal Reserve Bank stated this today, signaling readiness to finance transport and storage needs.
Chicago July 22 plans for marketing grain and the stock will be formed by the American Farm Bureau Federation at a two day conference opening here tomorrow. The meeting follows several conferences by the middle west grain marketing group with J H Stoward president urging nationalization of the new marketing system.
Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, remains in custody of officers at 16 a.m. in Los Angeles bound for Chicago to serve a Mann Act sentence. A crowd, largely African American, gathered at the depot to bid him farewell.
Informed by MS Sheridan Carme a former labor party organizer from Missouri a national convention will be held here August Fourth to nominate a thin party ticket for national congress and state officials. The event aims to establish the party slate for upcoming elections.
Wes ley Mullin a six year old switch foreman at Burlington yards in Peete Junction was killed when caught beneath moving cars. His body shown crushed. he leaves a widow and two young daughters. The report mentions crop losses in Michigan amid Krassoppery.
At the Minnesota labor convention in Rochester on July 21 the faction urged the U S to recognize the Russian Soviet Republic and suspend economic and diplomatic blockades. The call stressed immediate government action to map policy toward the Russian state.
Anxious flight schedule continues as four Anwoku bound airmen depart Cyand Rapids Michigan on the third leg of a long night journey toward Lake Michigan and then to Windsor, with plans marching toward the next leg of their route.
The final California hearing was held today by the House immigration and naturalization committee, which is investigating the Japanese question. Alleged movements and plans to advance votes were discussed as hearings continued into Monday.
Chicago July 24 unions meeting in executive session announce that the 600 million wage increase is accepted under protest with reservations. Groups include locomotive and rail service unions and maintenance workers with many voting to refer questions to members or accept with protests and pending referendum.
Topeka reports a shortage of rail capacity hindering wheat movement for the Kansas crop. Industry officials say 25 000 cars are needed to move the harvest, with a State Chamber of Commerce order seeking federal action to unlock shipments.
Local report depicts two killings Tuesday night described as a vendetta. Police focus on a feared killer named Charly Prarko and a chain of alleged executions. Further arrests were promised as authorities chase more suspects.
Vineet and his brother Hensagin were jailed in Vineet Nebraska on July 2 in connection with a theft scheme involving about 99000 in assets. Police found evidence at the suspects' residence suggesting other holdings may exist worth around 20000. Authorities pursue further bonds and related leads.
London July 20 Andrew Bonar Law for the government stunned the House by saying the Irish trouble is better in hand than before and no strong statement would be made. He did not announce an iron policy but said measures to strengthen the military may follow. In Cork, reports say one civilian was killed and about 40 wounded in overnight fighting.
London reports Germanys government pledges to deliver coal to the Allies while miners may halt work. A miners conference in Geneva is planned within two weeks, with potential impact on Allied negotiations as British figures push for concessions.
Vermont suffrage advocates press forward with a plan to appeal a 70 vote decision. The group vows to challenge the outcome as they push for full voting rights and public action.
Fragmented OCR text references Czech forces and troops sailing or returning home. Includes scattered words about wives, Rome, and military movements, with unclear names and places. The readable material indicates a military deployment or homefront note without a clear event, date, or outcome.
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