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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
Reports say a party of Shoshone bucks is on the warpath near Little Rock Nevada settlers warned of danger. The conflict stems from revenge for the Red Mike band slaughtered last February when four cattlemen were killed. Local authorities notified residents of the peril.
Boston May 26. Grand jury charges rebating against several milk producers and executives of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Indictments total thirty counts stemming from an investigation into price fixing and anti competitive practices.
Chicago Tex May 27 George E Barstow of Barstow Texas president of the Seventeenth National Irrigation Congress calls for state legislation creating a strict board of investigations and control to oversee irrigation development. The board would gather information, regulate water duty, approve corporate charters, and expose fraudsters to protect irrigated lands and public rights. Barstow expects Texas to act at the next session and for the congress to back a broader state action.
Philadelphia May 26 Oarsmen from many colleges and clubs gather for the American Rowing Association’s ninth annual regatta. Races will be on the Schuylkill over a one mile and 550 yard course with eleven events including the intercollegiate second varsity eights featuring Pennsylvania Yale Cornell and Columbia.
Reports from New York Scout Masters show Boy Scout activities absorb boys and keep them away from streets. In winter they join patrol meetings and systematic hikes through parks or woods, avoiding billiard parlors and negative influences.
Boston May 26 A stellar intercollegiate field contest gathers at the stadium for elimination trials in track and field. Finals and the long distance run will be tomorrow with many East and West teams represented including a strong University of Michigan group led by Horner Hanagan Garrelly Halmbeaugh and Hall. The outcome should test whether Michigan can outrun Cornell Penn Yale or Harvard.
Sioux Falls May 2. Officers chase four yeggmen who early today blew the safe of the Barmer's Savings Bank at rea and escaped with about a thousand dollars in gold and silver.
Atlantic City May 26 Reverend William D Grant was found guilty of heresy by the Presbyterian Assembly judicial committee and the verdict was affirmed. The committee recommended son len cy.
A busy morning session saw Attorney General question Wickersham before the House committee. Officials pressed on key issues as testimony and cross examination continued.
Attorney General Wickersham testified before the House Committee on expenditures detailing money disbursements related to the Mexican situation and revealing information about the Philippine friar land deal.
Governor M E Hay of Washington lauds the National Irrigation Congress for driving reclamation of forest land and national development. He says Chicago is a fitting site for the nineteenth annual session, praising the West’s growth and Chicago as a gateway to national resources. He hopes to attend December meetings.
Chicago news reports dispute over Farm ers National Congress claims that high living costs justify opposition to reciprocity. Meats drop while furniture rises via a furniture trust. Price comparisons show varied declines. merchants push consolidation to cut delivery and handling costs.
Worcester Mass May 27 The annual camp and regatta of the Has torn division of the American Canoe Association opened today at Lake Quinsigamond. The location suits canoeing, benefiting Canadians and Eastern division visitors. The camp spans two wooded islets in the lake and a regatta program is planned. The annual meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon with racing to begin Monday.
Novelty events include sailing and paddling varieties plus War canoe and swimming. An eight oared crew race highlights the lineup as Finstern division championships are decided Tuesday with the usual upset and hurry-scurry sfeer.
Lincoln May 26 William Jennings Bryan in the Commoner today castigates the United States Supreme Court for the Standard Oil decision. He asserts the people understand why White was made chief justice, and notes Harlan’s retirement. Bryan also cites the appointment of Hughes of New York and claims Democrats were chosen for court posts to shift responsibility for such decisions onto the party.
In Berlin the old guard church hosted the marriage of Miss Mabel Clinton Paine daughter of the late Gen. Clinton Paine of Baltimore and Baron Hartmann Fraesz von Schlotheim a lieutenant in the First Grenadier Guards Representatives of the American Embassy and prominent Americans in Berlin attended The couple met last winter in St Moritz where they mingled during winter sports The Baron comes from a venerable Prussian noble family.
Chicago May 27 The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad prepares for tomorrow's launch of through passenger service from Chicago to the Pacific coast. The Pacific coast extension cost about 100 million dollars and includes routes via Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Aberdeen Mobridge Washington and the Coeur d Alene district to Seattle and Tacoma with terminals at Chicago and Tacoma.
Large crowds gathered at the American League grounds in Chicago to watch Chicago and Philadelphia play a charity game for the family of the late Fire Marshal James Horan. The Chicago club, with league sanction, donated all receipts to the Horan family.
London May 27 The sixty fifth birthday of King George V was officially celebrated today across Great Britain though the anniversary falls next Saturday. Flags adorned public buildings and salutes were fired at Windsor St James Park and at naval and military centers nationwide.
Columbus May 26 B C Cook editor of the Columbus Citizen and C J Pretgman former president of the Chamber of Commerce were bound over to the grand jury for refusing to testify before the state senate committee investigating bribery charges.
In Washington, a heroic bronze bust of poet Tom Moore was unveiled at the Corcoran Art Gallery on May 27, marking the 42nd anniversary of his birth. The bust commemorates the poet’s notable visit to the city in 1804.
A Buffalo based notice from FosterMilburn Co. states someone named Gus will receive support or benefit. The brief item highlights advocacy or a public benefit tied to the individual and the company, with emphasis on community or employee welfare.
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