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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
6
A digestion of scattered items covers folklore, language, architecture, travel and science. It mentions Noah and the ark, table manners, punctuation, word origins, public figures like Premier Asquith, Odd Fellows in England, and curious specimens such as a 200 year old watch and a triple wedding in St. Louis. It also cites forestry fires, immigration figures, and global trade trends.
Chicago report details Mark Morton and his daughter Helen involved in a prank trip to Virginia that escalated to an alleged assault on a newspaper reporter. Morton allegedly attacked, bound, and wrecked a car carrying a captive, while the reporter pursues damages and a charge of assault. Helen Morton spoke of seeking independence and real men, mapping a volatile family incident.
President Wilson addressed 144 naval academy graduates in Annapolis declaring the United States serves humanity, not conquest, as many prepare to sail to Mexican waters. He urged restraint, praised Admiral Fletcher, and spoke of Vera Cruz’s impact on international perception.
Washington June 6 A department of commerce report notes a drop of more than 37 million dollars in April exports from the previous year and an import rise of over 27 million dollars. Crude materials for manufacturing up 12 million in imports. foods up 4.4 million in imports. manufactures for further use up slightly. miscellaneous articles rise modestly.
Quebec reports the cruiser Rewex W ready to depart for Pather Point to inspect the wreck of the Eropresa of Ireland. Divers will attempt submarine work and penetrate the vessel's corridors amid reports of nearly 400 bodies in the hull.
Harvard coach Wray sent crews on Thames rowing drill despite strong gusts. A girl and a second varsity boat nearly collided during a sheep brush incident as the boat race reached the river banks, but the main crew finished ahead.
Fragmentary text mentions Plymouth and a greeting to Roosevelt. Details unclear but indicates a seal or ceremony context with a coat and a parade setting in Utah or Hoosen area. Names and places are incomplete.
A violent eruption on Sangair Island south of Mindanao in the Philippines unleashed boiling lava streams that overwhelmed forests and cocoa plantations while stones and ashes rained across the island. Official reports note no loss of life but massive property destruction, including the ruin of one house on Sangair.
Senator Cummins drafts a bill for federal incorporation of railroads and state-to-federal takeover of properties. The plan would have the Interstate Commerce Commission supervise which properties are nationalized and allow government seizure with value set by arbitration or condemnation.
Des Moines report notes Iowa railroads withdrew a rule that exempted them from liability for late shipments of livestock or perishable goods within the state. They admitted the rule contradicted Iowa statutes and will keep the exemption for interstate shipments.
In Washington on June 6 Senator Cummins criticized British protests that concede U S right to grant free tolls. He called free tolls a subsidy and argued no ship should pass the canal free. He urged maintaining tolls for American coastwise ships.
Washington reports changes in Bena committees with Senator Kenyor resigning from military affairs to take a key role on agriculture, previously sought by Dolliver, and Senator Sterling added to the post offices committee.
Earl Wiles, a mining engineer missing since 1906, is identified as the “man of mystery” found in Chicago. His mother, Mrs. H. B. Pitkin, confirms the identity after he showed a scar on his right foot and weak vocal cords left paralyzed, with prior notes of “J. C. R.” and “J. FR. H.” written.
Washington June 6 Senator Pomerene introduced a resolution in the interstate commerce committee to approve only the portion of the omnibus trust legislation dealing with interstate commerce. The move aims to block broader anti trust provisions and will be voted on tomorrow. Negotiations and opposition were noted as significant in shaping the session’s approach.
In Plovence Italy on June 6 Vincenzo Perugia received a plea of extenuating circumstances after stealing Da Vinci's Mona Lisa from the Louvre in Paris. Judges sentenced him to one year with credit, and he will serve about six months due to time already served.
Formal demand by women of Lilimolg for the right to vote for United States senator was scheduled before the election commissioner in Chicago. The campaign seeks votes in the September primary and November election as part of a broad push for presidential election suffrage.
London reports John Redmond leader of nationalists rejected by Teic suffrage plea for women electors. Redmond cites past deputations and says Ireland must decide if it wants women voters. In Derby a Norman church at Brechinall burned. suffragists suspected as arson explosions heard before fire. A Brentsal suffrage meeting was disrupted by youths amid suspected retaliation. Buckingham Palace incident follows as a woman interrupted royal presentations.
In Cincinnati on June 6 St Xavier’s students stirred a window hive provoking a swarm that halted traffic and forced shoe factories to suspend work. The bees attacked workers and even settled on a street car driving crew and passengers to shelter as districts paused for about half an hour.
London June. Gossips swirl over a card cheating scandal tied to Gordon Cumming cases with King Edward as witness. The royal household member faces accusations while the Derby dinner invites shrink and royalty abstains. The courtier and two accusers have agreed not to enter card rooms in London clubs.
Jeannette Pennsylvania June 6 a two year old boy of Mrs Martin Jakey Claridge near here died after a gander attacked him while he played in the yard His clothing was ripped and his flesh torn to the bone Neighbors beat the fowl and a physician could not save him within an hour
Mildred Gg Sheets of Town City was today appointed as a medical interne at the government hospital for the insane. This is an unusual step for a woman, as few such positions have been held by female interne candidates.
A newspaper report states Charien H. Strauss, an insurance agent with News for the New England Mutual, was found dead in Lake Mohegan. A $1000 reward was offered for information. The body was located near a canoe or hired boat on the lake’s opposite shore.
The trial date was selected and set for July 7 for leaders of a Western group charged with murder following recent police actions. Proceedings to be heard in Anes district court, with formal charges outlined and witnesses to be called.
Fragmentary OCR note references a Harvard gathering and a club meeting with numbers 150 and 690, mentioning names and weekly nights. Exact details and context are unclear due to garbled text.
Widespread flooding from heavy rains last night and Wednesday has damaged the municipal Light & Power dam at Hlack river towns. The flood tore away concrete levees and left many families homeless. In Hemlock four miles away the Withee Lumber roller mills were ruined by a bursting dam. Owen four miles north reports four feet of water in the streets.
Lewis Cass Ledyard testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington, denying that New Haven directors were dummies or that J. Pierpont Morgan and Mellen dominated the board. He recalled lively clashes with Mr Folk and described fellow directors and their roles, including Morgan, Brooker, Brush, Whittemore, Brewster, McHarg, Hinot, Milligan and others.
Detroit residents record shows a man paid 1 cent federal income tax at the internal revenue office. His reported monthly income was $3,500.61 with $2,500 exempt. Tax rules taxed only amounts over 60 cents as 1 dollar, and his net income exceeded the threshold by 1 cent.
Topeka Kansas reports a state tax commission statement outlining a about twenty six percent decline in express company property across Kansas. The report notes many firms exited operations or reduced holdings while several firms still handle the business under state oversight.
Unable to determine specific names or actions due to garbled OCR text. The fragment hints at a hotel clerk and a person leaving a van, with possible monetary bank activity, but essential details are missing.
A Washington labor bureau plan draws public attention as officials consider measures to address purses and budgets. Community members express concern over handle and governance while the hearing reviews proposed reforms and timelines.
Dijon France June 6 two French aviators Lieutenant Cironne and Sap per Rioux were killed when their aeroplane rose from a military station, caught fire, and exploded over the forest of Cacquette. Debris and wreckage fell among the trees shortly after the burst of flame.
The Constitutionalists condemn Niagara Falls mediation as Huerta dominated and demand a government formed under Guadalupe. Arms aboard the Sunshine reach Tampico as Carranza delays reply from Durango Saltillo move seen as delaying conference entry. Rafael Zubarán calls affairs improving but offers no clear timing on Carranza's participation.
Niagara Falls Ont June 6 A mixed view of General Carranza's reply to the South American mediators persists as skepticism and cautious optimism. Mediation leaders weigh whether his stance permits continued talks while awaiting Carranza's approach to Baltillo where he plans a provisional government.
General Villa states the central division creation and command shift in the northern Mexican army are matters for General Carranza. He says he remains ready to serve Mexico and guide actions by what is best for the country and people and to make sacrifices for the national cause.
In Belfast a substantial arm shipment for the Ulster Volunteers was landed to the south of Bangor, with most rifles taken directly to the quay and cases cleared beneath police gaze by specially selected volunteers.
June Boy Scouts will be an aid band of all railroad stations during the session of the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting here next week to assist the delegates who will be in attendance.
A Jamaica couple, married years with one child, faced questions about a husband’s right to discipline his wife. The magistrate pressed whether disobedience justified punishment, and the wife stated she would obey, while the husband claimed a duty to chastise if necessary.
London reports a dramatic protest as Miss Morfold, a woman identified as the sister of Lady Shay poy Blomfield, knelt before King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace. She was seized and removed amid a ten second disruption, with palace officials worried of further incidents and promising tighter precautions.
In Chicago the Schumann Heini versus Rush divorce case drew large crowds as a secret conference among judge and owner continued. Testimony touched on deposits, alleged affairs, and apartment visits, with a verdict possible by Saturday night as counsel sought to expedite the proceedings.
A proposed resolution in Washington aims to calm a labor dispute by empowering a board to intervene. The plan seeks to address tensions affecting mining, transport, and industry amid calls for peaceful settlement.
Missing readable details. The fragment mentions oarsmens and a potential win but lacks clear names, dates, or events to form a proper summary.
Fragmentary text mentions Onsill and an umpire date June 6 and a President in an eastern region. Other lines reference signing and a person named Fife and a game or event that appears stalled or canceled.
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