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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
7
Emma Kaufmann, wife of Mose Kaufmann of Sioux Falls, is freed after the jury finds her not guilty of murder in the Poirers case and she pays a $100 fine. The court records say she was convicted of assault and battery with a $100 fine or fifty days in jail.
From Africa Roosevelt appeals to Americans to wrest control of government from rich men and large corporations. He urges a law to curb big business and says government executives must enforce it, not courts. He insists the fight is against conduct, not wealth or poverty, and the government must press to punish evil wherever found.
London reports the Foreign Office has asked Captain Woodburn for a detailed statement after a rumor of a Russian torpedo boat firing on the British Woodburn caused political shock. The correction notes the Northburg fired blanks and shells after the Woodburn did not halt, amid growing anti czar sentiment and possible impact on a proposed English visit.
Senator Brown of Nebraska argued the finance committee amendment to the tariff bill to raise print paper rates is unjust. He claimed U S mills lack protection and that print paper costs are lower domestically, urging that any duty is indefensible and unacceptable.
Dayton observes Wright Day on June 17 honoring the Wright Brothers. The event showcases local legacy and celebrates aviation pioneers from the city named for its famed aviation history.
Crowds fill the city to honor Orville and Wilbur Wright praised as Daytons two most distinguished sons. The aviators were paraded to Valcieve Park in an automobile where enthusiastic crowds pressed forward, and speeches were delivered at the park with the event drawing a festive homecoming.
E. W. Powell and son, who left Belle Fourche with their house boat Wyoming, tied up at Pierre yesterday after breaking the propeller. They were towed across the river for repairs before continuing downstream. They describe a strenuous run down the Cheyenne but expect easier travel after reaching the big Muddy.
Deputy Sheriff Harper frenetically sent telegraphs to eastern and southern points to locate S K Brown for a Lead County warrant charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses. Brown, last seen in Deadwood, fled after cashing a $30 check at Harvey Pharmacy and leaving on a North Western train toward Rapid City.
New York reporting on Mrs. Gould in a civil suit over alleged liquor indulgence. Witnesses describe her in a garden encounter, a yacht steward claims nightly whiskey, and a servant disruption as courtroom tensions rise with warnings of blackmail tactics.
Mike Malone charged with the killings of J Gooder and W D Toney at Kadoka has waived examination and is held without bail for trial at the October term in Stanley County. A Kadoka report says he gave the alias Mike McGann when hired by the men he later killed.
A large crowd gathered in Crown Point Indiana to watch stock car racing. Maizonville in a Gorden car led the field of sixteen on the go with Strang and Robertson among the cheering contenders. Strang was sidelined after an accident. Miss Florence Packard and Miss Harrick Barnes were injured when a car overturned near Florence while en route to the race.
The June 18 event at Crown Point saw Manson win the auto race in a Chalmers-Detroit with a time of 4 31 21. Robertson drove a Locomobile to second in 4 39 03, followed by Monsen in third at 4 42 03.
A Senate debate shows strong opposition to Taft's plan to tax corporate net incomes. An amended finance committee proposal may exempt incomes under a set figure for corporations and individuals alike. The move aims to unite factions in support of Taft's proposal.
A collage of 1910s clippings notes Wilbur Wright’s fine for drunkenness in Omaha and discusses the Wright brothers’ inventiveness, potential patents, and public interest. Mentions span Denver, St. Louis, Marshalltown, Kansas City, Keokuk, Iowa, Cedar Rapids, and Detroit with mixed tone about their aviation influence.
Caspar Ballenstein, son of a noble baron, rises from recruit to major in a cavalry regiment. Though beloved by his men for bravery, doubts about his gender surface. A formal dinner and a mouse incident trigger a crisis, leading to his sudden resignation and disappearance alongside the baron’s returning daughter.
Dayton crowds greet the Wright brothers as they receive congressional and state medals on the second day of ceremonies. Plans shift to Fort Meyer for continued tests after Lieutenant Selfridge's death, with preparations and flight specs outlined by the U.S. Army Signal Corps.
New investigation opens in St Louis area into the shooting deaths of William Mewes and his wife found in a Baldwin area home. Coroner's jury shifted from murder to self destruction before leaning back to murder. reports say nearly fifteen thousand dollars were kept at the home and a supposed twelve hundred dollars left by alleged killers was a blind.
Fifty six placer mines operate in Idaho's Florence district as hydraulic sluices tear down hills. Dirt panned yields 3 to 20 cents of gold per shovelful with total cleanups forecast from 750000 to 1060000 dollars as water from melted snow sustains a long summer run.
Washington June 15 Senator William Lorimer of Illinois took his seat and cast his first ballot aligning with the organization. An amendment by Senator Brown of Nebraska for free print paper was defeated after leaders supported it in principle but rejected it on final vote.
A Denver boiler explosion at the Denver Gas and Electric power station last night killed several people, left one fatally injured, and seven seriously hurt. The blast lifted the boiler 250 feet and dropped it onto the main building, causing about 300000 dollars in damage. the cause is not known.
New York June 18 Harlan Veitch of Des Moines Mrs Goulds valet for ten months testified in the separation suit before Justice Dowling. He said she was intoxicated on several occasions at the St Regis hotel on a trip to the West Indies and at Castle Gould. He described her as drinking Manhattan cocktails and recalled three drunken incidents including a scene of breaking dishes. Jenny H Knowles a New York insurance man testified that drinking altered Mrs Gould from charming to nagging and noted a quarrel over lettuce and a remark about a gardener. The proceedings continued with Gould possibly taking the stand tomorrow.
Washington June 17 the senate lominee committee reviewed the draft of the constitutional amendment presented by the attorney general who is preparing the amendment outlined by President Taft in his message yesterday He hopes to deliver the draft tomorrow and move to action soon.
The Boston team was routed by Chicago White Sox 9 to 2 in a morning game. Local fans witnessed the visitors dominate from early innings. The loss adds pressure on Boston as the season progresses.
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