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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
2
A miscellaneous page features eclectic maxims and observations on society It notes blunt wit about aging truth telling and vanity and includes brief items on exploration transportation and public works The collection references Venezuela Canada Britain and Germany with assorted odds and ends about lumber rubber railways and a hotel fire incident
A fragmentary note describes a submarine cable linking a great hydraulic plant at Trollhallen Norway, seen as a novelty. The author notes it was a first visit to the country and hints at cultural exchanges and postwar freedoms, including a brief parley about slavery.
In adjourned meetings both sides stand firm as miners reject operators demands for higher wages and union recognition. The coal owners do not offer counter proposals, while a separate conference of bituminous operators and employers is planned in Cleveland on March 20. Retail prices of hard coal rise again.
London reports a renewed deadlock in coal strike talks as miners grow discontent over strike benefits. Warwickshire miners voice dissatisfaction while officials weigh whether a new strike is possible. Miners' reply to operators’ rejection is read. operators decline comment and meeting ends.
Rome reports indicate the March 15 regicide attempt against King Victor Emmanuel of Italy may stem from a plotted war or manipulation of a weak minded man. Antonio Dalba admitted finding a costly foot long revolver used in the attack. Major Giovanni Lang, head of the royal bodyguard, was wounded but improving. Dalba expressed remorse, citing his mother, who is being aided by the king she tried to kill.
Fifteen thousand dollars in currency was taken from a registered mail pouch on the Arizona and New Mexico railroad at Clifton, Morenel Aris. The pouch, consigned from Paso to the Detroit Copper Company, was lost on the train near Clifton and later found in the Ban Vranciece river with the money package missing.
Chicago March 16 Wheat prices fell on the board of trade under heavy stop loss selling. The shrinkage amounted to more than 2 cents a bushel. Sellers who stampeded were mainly speculators relying on estimates of harvest supplies and fears of a possible late crop shortage.
Jefferson City March 16 The Kansas City billboard dispute was before the United States Supreme Court today as the company asks for review after Missouri Supreme Court rulings declared the local ordinance unconstitutional.
Beth Blatter, daughter of Chily Blatter, is reported dead in an incident at Oskalooma. The tablet kill event appears tied to a local tragedy with unclear details and no further names confirmed.
Dr Harvey W Wiley, head of the U S Bureau of Chemistry, handed his resignation to Secretary Wilson amid plans to advocate a separate national health department. The move ends a 29 year career with the Agriculture Department and follows long-running friction within the department and the Wiley Wilson McCabe controversy. Taft urged universities to suggest a successor.
Pasco, to be hanged March 26 for murdering four Hubbell family members near Guildford, is moved from St Joseph to Marysville death cell. He refuses to shake hands with Sheriff Tilson and Deputy Brana, vows to haunt them, and ends with a grim tirade during the transfer.
Luverne Minnesota selects Luverne high school representatives Luverne Hudgeon Daley and du Hroten for the oratorical contest to be held next Friday evening The topics are The Watchman Jean Valjean and Nydia's Lacrime A spelling contest follows on Thursday afternoon with six pupils from the graded school facing six from Pipestone.
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a representation event in Kaneas and mentions insurance rate increases affecting a parcel body. The text notes SeCrum-Howell vacuum cleaner stock troubled in Chicago and receivership actions with figures around 9,510,800.
Rome March 16 A lone 21 year old named Antonio Dalba fired three shots at King Victor Emmanuel as he left the palace for the Pantheon memorial service for King Humbert. The king and Queen Elena escaped unharmed while Major Lang was wounded. Dalba, calling himself an individualist anarchist, was seized by police as crowds demanded vengeance. Pope Pius X condemned the act noting irreligion of times.
President Taft expresses gratitude to President Diaz of Nicaragua for the warm welcome and market courtesy extended to Secretary Knox. The telegram notes Mr Knox’s praise of the reception by the government and people of Nicaragua and Diaz’s courteous message.
Washington reports that advances by the transportation mates on day to shipments to Chicago and Duluth were blocked by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The suspension, effective March 1 to July 18, affects routes from North Dakota and Minnesota via Racine and Iowa, with limited receiving points in nearby states.
The failed assassination attempt on King Victor Emmanuel today recalls the death of his father King Humbert who was shot at Mona, Italy, on July 2, 1900. Angelo Biessi, an anarchist, fired during a gymnastic prize distribution, and Humbert died within minutes. Queen Margherita, then dowager queen, endured days of distress. the king’s son informed her of the attack.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous historical figures and titles with scattered dates and places. It reads like a roster of rulers, nobles, and officials from Europe and Asia, including Russia, Turkey, France, Spain, Uruguay, Austria, Portugal, Japan, and others, with mixed dates and incomplete spellings. The piece lacks coherent narrative, presenting as a jumbled collection of names and eras rather than a single event.
In Watertown LD March 1, strong interest grows for the March 4 city election. Voters will decide on switching from the present city government to a commission form. Many expect endorsement, though some oppose it fearing higher taxes under the proposed plan.
Chicago March 11 receivers were appealed today for the McCrum Howell company known as the Vacuum Cleaner Trust in the United States district court by Judge Sanborn.
A courthouse fire at Butler County Court House trapped three firefighters. John Frits was rescued but fatally burned. two others remain missing. Loss estimated at 8250000.
Washington March Co Lawson is reported to be recuperating after being relieved from Coumettiluite duties. The government diplomat has gone to Old Point Comfort to rest and rewrite several weeks of line duties. Doweenta reports he is much better and will resume duty shortly.
King George allegedly secures a patent through the geoin crown prince for a congestion saving device. The report hints at a non slipping sleeve link design with high idle months and royal involvement, though the text is garbled and uncertain.
An outlaw attack in Hillsville Virginia leaves Judge Thornton Massie and Commonwealth's Attorney William Foster dead, Sheriff Lewis Webb killed, jurors wounded, and the Allen brothers leading a moonshiner raid from the Carroll circuit court. A posse pursues, militiaman readiness is declared, and the mountains hide the fugitives.
A special from Herneton Tenn reports 17 mountain men who escaped Hillaville have holed up in an old barn in a mountain spot. They are well supplied with ammunition and can resist larger pursuing forces from that fortified position.
Chippewa Falls Wisconsin reports a man named Jachery Thome injured in a wolf attack in the northern part of the state. He fought the wolves for hours with a jackknife, was bitten, exhausted, and found wandering toward a settlement before being hospitalized.
New York March 15. An authority on Olympic competition in Great Britain argues England faces a tough path. He says indications favor another American victory at Stockholm this year and criticizes British athletes as poorly trained. He notes strong American runners outclass British contenders and predicts limited British success across events.
Parle and aviator Voussier wed beside a church in Avignon then flew in a two seated Bleriot toward Nice for a honeymoon leg. The bride Mile Bremond accompanied the airman on the 100 mile plus journey before returning toward Genus and Paria.
Washington reports a concurrent Senate resolution stating the United States will not supply war materials to any country in Pan-America opposing peace. The measure gives Taft power to prohibit export of munitions to hostile nations. A separate article notes House defeat of a hydroelectric bill amid lobbying charges and concerns over national domain laws.
At a informal conference, Senator Cummins of Iowa urged Republican Senate finance committee members to revise the wool, cotton, sugar, and those schedules of the tariff law. He favored free iron ore and a reasonable duty cut on other schedules and said revision should proceed without waiting for tariff board reports. The committee plans to report the House tariff revision bill adversely, with a Friday target, but a draft report may not be ready in time.
Washington March 15 The House committee on expenditures in the department of agriculture says its inquiry is not about drainage of the Florida Everglades or land values but about the integrity of the department in connection with a report on drainage suppression. Chairman Moss outlined the scope to Attorney W H Flite, who sought witnesses related to Everglades interests.
Washington notes on pension relief for Civil War veterans at 70, House approval attempts, Crowder testifies on paper transfers, Norris bill on DC presidential primaries struggles, and opposition to Army appropriation shaping by Secretary Wilson. Also mentions tax and alcohol issues, inspector appointment, and a Kansas City bureau move.
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