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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
7
The jurors found E. J. Cooke not guilty of robbing the Big Railroad company of 24000. Cooke admitted embezzlement but claimed the money was diverted by others. He testified that Charles Warriner, serving six years for 642000, is innocent.
Senator Dillingham of Vermont chairs the privileges and election committee in the new investigation of William A. Lorimer’s Illinois Senate election. He also leads the subcommittee to hear evidence for and against Lorimer.
Fred Villejo, 19, an escaped convict from Preston reformatory, is surrounded by about 150 pursuers on a hill top between Villejo and Benecia after a dawn battle. Ten saloons have been robbed by the fugitive since his breakout.
Preparations are under way for the dedication of the Modern Woodmen of America building at St Onge. Erected at 9, this $15,000 structure spans two full stories with the lodge room on the top floor. A festive program on July 1 includes dancing and a banquet as locals invite visitors from Lawrence and nearby counties.
Hot Spring South Dakota June 17. Visitors from Nebraska and North Dakota seek respite from heat and business. The Evans hotel reports a busy week since opening with orchestra music and card rooms. Wind Cave tours attract many, aided by good roads and ten autos. Guests enjoy the hot springs baths and the cool mountain air.
Mexico City June 16. An article by Jorge Vera Batánole, a minister in the last Diaz cabinet, accuses Madero of numerous crimes and likens him to a Caesar. The piece creates a sensation and may spur the formation of a new political party, complicating the upcoming elections.
Portland Oregon June 16 A savvy sheep dog belonging to Manuel Saunders tended a flock of 3086 on Wagonfire Mountain in Lake county Oregon for two weeks after herder John Sagoiday died of heart failure The dog prevented scattering and kept the coyotes at bay until camp tender found the shepherd’s camp The owner said no amount of money would buy the dog and praised its loyalty
Washington issues modern regulations shaping confinement and labor for garrison prisoners. Abatement for good conduct ranges from five to ten days per period, probation possible after ten days served, and parole for work under noncommissioned officer supervision to reduce armed guard presence.
Public School No 2 at Henry and Pike Streets marks the city’s oldest school with a centennial planned for November 15, 1811, as the board of education, principal, and teachers arrange commemorations inviting former pupils to participate in the exercises.
John M. Longyear of Marquette and Brookline will sail from New York on June 15 to Spitzbergen after Arctic coal interests. The Longyear Co aims to mine coal, estimate large resources, and ship up to 200,000 tons annually as operations run through Norway, Sweden, and northern Europe.
Aberdeen North Dakota faces over 40 saloons with a 10753 population per the latest census. City commissioners rejected five renewal petitions by George Dildein Louis Colley and John P Knight and laid over 28 others awaiting next meeting, signaling a plan to cut the number of saloons though exact reductions remain undecided.
In Yonealla Oregon on June 17 two unmasked robbers halted the southbound Shasta Limited between here and Drain. They took a quantity of valuable registered letters as a band concert drew a crowd on the courthouse lawn and Sons of Veterans met near the treasurer's office during the heist.
Hibbing Minn June 17 Dr F D Dumas mayor of Cass Lake was arrested on a warrant from Pinkertons St Paul agency charged with arson and safe blowing. Dumas allegedly led a gang of vegemen while not robbing directly. A dawn firefight in Bemidji left one robber seriously wounded and two others wounded or captured.
Leaders of the Boy Scouts of America say fifty five merit badges will be awarded to first class scouts who qualify in one or more activities. A star badge follows ten merit badges and twenty one earns a wolf scout badge with a silver head. Badges cover cooking horsemanship astronomy forestry aviation electricity engineering art and more with aims to give rudimentary knowledge across lines. The new requirements are in the updated Scout manual just published.
In Detroit on June 17 Samuel Burtell shot his wife twice while they sat in a wine room. He then turned the gun on himself as police arrived. The woman is expected to recover. Also from Pittsburgh June 17, Bobby Byrne a rising third baseman for the Nationals, credits Bill Bradley with guiding his improvement and praises Bradley as a top former third baseman.
Lawrence Kan June 17 Ban fits robbed the county treasury at the court house today after locking D L Eddy deputy county treasurer in the vault They escaped with 34 00
Cleveland police arrest J F Faris at Akron and seize a complete street car ticket counterfeiting plant by Pinkertons today, exposing a scheme to swindle streetcar lines in Cleveland Indianapolis and Toledo.
In Marion a saloon license dispute pits Sioux Falls brewery and Yankton brewery interests against local figures. Hoffmann’s license was granted without contest while Plat and Reiling faced delays. the board’s rulings trigger a special election after a referendum petition.
The Denver Republican raises a $10,000 fund for prospecting expeditions into Colorado mountain fastnesses to locate new ore. Aimed at reliable, practical men, the program will equip them for immediate work as organized, well financed mining innovation. The plan could influence other districts if successful as students, Robert and Harvard-bound, depart for studies.
The Spearfish State Normal School outlines admission by credits or exam, with various certificate levels from five-year to life certificates based on courses completed. The school expands faculty to 31, plans equipment investments, and offers strong departments plus affordable housing and meals for students.
Washington June 15 The Hardwick sugar investigation committee ordered Mormon apostle Joseph Smith to appear before the committee and ratify, despite protests from Senator Emoot of Utah.
The funeral of Mrs Eadward Calhoun who died Tuesday at Panamea City Pia was held at the Methodist church in Panamea City with interment at Pundit City. Burial in this city was not possible due to lack of embalming and other arrangements. Mr Calhoun will remain in Florida for the present.
Chicago police report Philip Felke found with fifteen stab wounds on his body. Investigators believe the assault is tied to the Black Hand, noting weapons damaged hands as he gripped knives during the attack. The scene and details reflect a feared crime wave in the city.
Wisconsin senator La Follette is an open candidate against Taft. Backers say they control about one third of delegates and pledge a bold campaign line. Progres sives plan demonstrations as five states adopt presidential primaries including Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska New Jersey and North Dakota. La Follette aims to strong show in these primaries.
Congressman William D. Stephens of Los Angeles California speaking for California's Seventh district stirred the floor by delivering long sentences in Chinese. His quotations drew humor and helped him win the parliamentary point he sought during the debate on the lower house floor.
London June 17 Manuel the deposed king of Portugal must renounce any plan to regain the throne or leave England. The decision was reached by the English cabinet today. Report says Queen Mother Alexandra has contributed to a fund of 49 million dollars to be used to disrupt the republican government.
Indianapolis June 17 John J McNamara Detective Burns and six others were indicted by the grand jury in dynamiting and kidnapping cases. McNamara held for alleged dynamiting of Peoria Industrial works and Pekin Union Railway building. Identity of six indicted not learned but one named Deputy Sheriff James Hos sick of Los Angeles. Grand jury upholds Governor Marshall on requisition papers for McNamara and approved Police Judge Collins action, but condemns Burns for removing McNamara without an attorney.
Winnipeg June 15 two prominent families united as Misa Edith Harradaile daughter of Mr C Chipman commissioner Hud son’s Day Company Winnipeg married Peter Van den Nest son of the late Amedee Van den Nest religious minister at Cairo and Mrs Hutton of Bredon Hill Summerland BH C during a ceremony joining the two prominent clans.
Volunteers who battled a bee outbreak near Nahant returned to the city today while firefighters and authorities report the area is under control. Local officials credited volunteers for stopping the swarm and preventing further danger to residents and passersby.
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