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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
2
A traveler revisiting London after 40 years notes a shift from cat hostility to peaceful coexistence. He recalls youths throwing stones and shouting at street cats, while now cats lounge undisturbed on doorsteps and corners across the town.
Viscount Chinda delivered Japan's formal protest to Secretary Bryan at the State Department. The document will go to President Wilson and the cabinet for a prompt reply to the Japanese embassy. Bryan and Chinda met briefly, with plans to resume talks after Bryan's New York trip.
London May 10 authorities guarded Premier Asquith and Winston Churchill as they traveled to the Admiralty yacht Enchantress for a Mediterranean cruise. Militant leader Flora Drummond collapsed in court again, while a suffrage arson squad destroyed a large vacant mansion near Barrow in Furness, scattering literature on the lawn.
Washington May 10 The Underwood Clark bloc defeats President Wilson over party organization in the House. The Democratic committee will meet tonight to elect Ben Johnson of Kentucky as chairman and Pepper of Iowa as secretary, despite the president’s wishes. The petition backing the meeting is signed by a majority of the 46 members, including Pepper.
In Koenigsberg Germany on May, a German spherical balloon Cassipp ascended from thin city and is now missing with several passengers after a storm near Pillau on the Princhenehrung peninsula. Commanded by Captain Von Wecser of the second balloon battalion, it has not been seen since.
Massachusetts enacts a full day of rest each week after Governor Foss signs the measure. The law covers industrial and mercantile establishments and applies to newspaper workers janitors bakers clerks and others including those in floriculture. The progressive party backed the bill during the campaign and the act takes effect to regulate workdays statewide.
Leavenworth agent W H McClaughry argues that Henry Lee Moore, a Missouri convict, is responsible for a series of murders linked by similar brutal ax crime methods. He cites multiple 1911 1912 cases across Missouri Kansas Colorado and Illinois, noting Moore’s release from Hutchinson reformatory preceded the killings and that all show identical patterns.
Vice President Marshall responded to Colonel George Harvey's claim that his speeches target the predatory poor. He challenged anyone to cite a speech advocating curtailment of honest wealth beyond a fair inheritance tax and said he would apologize on Wall Street. He also warned that a witness knowledgeable about fraud mutates when questioned about fraud.
Senator Cummins said he will depart for Chicago for a progressive Republican leaders conference and expects a great national convention to rehabilitate the party. If the national committee does not act, a mass convention will be held. He stressed there is no doubt a convention will occur.
In Covington Kentucky the Federal league opener features a street parade by citizens and city tradesmen plus players from Covington and BL Louisa as the afternoon game unfolds under favorable weather conditions.
In Spokane Washington on May, Mary Johnson, mother of Haymond John, was arrested on information from the coroner's jury after the alleged murder of her son.
City treasurer records show municipal utilities earning nearly 1,500 dollars monthly. From April 1 to May 1, 1915 water and lights brought in 5,766.59 dollars and the heating plant 4,400.01 dollars, totaling 17,66.80 dollars amid broader municipal revenue findings.
Hartford May 10 A divorced wife Cornelia Dawborn Peck recounts nursing former Columbia University star Marry Thurston Peck back from near death in a Connecticut bungalow. He recovered after prayerful treatment from Merwin Turner and the wife hopes to restore him to the world and to his wife.
King Alfonso of Spain completed a Paris visit amid strong belief in a French Spanish understanding that could become an alliance. Newspapers across France largely support an accord, citing 200000 capable troops for France and Spain as a capital investment and European diplomatic rise. The King concluded with a review of France’s air fleet.
Times correspondent reports Bulgaria and Greece on war footing with forces in Kavala fortified by 40 seaward cannons. Portos fighting is claimed and Bulgaria hints at possible compromise over Saloniki and hinterland boundaries.
In Cettinje a Montenegrin cabinet under General Vukotich was formed after Nicholas ordered Beutari evacuated under European powers. The foreign office began talks with the International fleet commander to arrange evacuation and the surrender of the Turkish fortress to the allied force.
In Mexico City Provisional President Victoriano Huerta told Associated Press that Mexico will protect foreigners and adopt necessary measures for their safety within its borders whether or not the United States recognizes his government. He said only ordinary procedures require no U S recognition.
Washington May 9 Details of the currency program for the House and Senate will be discussed at a conference of congressional leaders with President Wilson tonight or tomorrow. Considerable option has developed in the Senate on currency legislation at the extra session and leaders will seek how far president desires can be met in the legislative situation.
Short regional and international items report mishaps and incidents. The Princesa Sophia steamer escaped a rock collision en route to Vancouver. A Kansas City minister preached his first sermon in a Methodist church. Suffragists faced police in Hyde Park. A Crawford county sheriff shot amid a love-jealousy dispute. Evelyn Thaw's clothing bills were examined in a New York court. Flood relief costs were outlined for Dayton. Texas farmers push cost-cutting vegetable distribution in Chicago. Lang named to review South Dakota horse theft cases. Britain backs Walter Page as ambassador. Ohio Oil raises prices at multiple outlets. Duluth ends commission form government and boxing bans. A youth dies after music lessons loss of hope. Two schooners wreck near Campobello Island. German duels targeted by Emperor William. Dearborn pleads guilty to under- valuation in straw import case. Jersey City adopts a unified form of government. A transatlantic dirigible plan progresses. Large silk and wool thefts noted in New York. Friedmann cleared on tuberculosis treatment questions. A kosher baker strike begins in New York. A Dawes hotel for down-and-out men is planned. A St Louis fire devastates End Heights. Isadora Duncan’s children die in a car accident near Paris. Burglary and shootings reported in Attleboro.
California's recall of the state judiciary advances as voters approve the new recall law. Police and prosecutors report ongoing investigations into a long unsolved Maine murder case and other city incidents.
A garbled OCR passage surveys various snippets and scattered lines from newspapers including references to malaria eradication plans, a mountaineer, moonshine, and unnamed quotes. It appears as a stream of disjointed fragments rather than a cohesive article. The source reads like overheard chatter and stray headlines from multiple papers.
Washington May conference in Chicago gathers progressive leaders to choose a path to revitalize the Republican party. Senators Borah Cummins and others discuss adopting the Bull Moose platform and uniting with Roosevelt supporters to back a 1916 ticket. Governor Hadley anticipates action toward a new national convention basis.
Dr William J Beattie reports success using the turtle Bacillus Lacilius in tuberculosis treatment now in refined form He traveled from Vienna to London and New York while Dr Healthle studied Pierowski Friedmann and Friedmann work toward a reliable injection cure.
At the National Association meeting in Washington on May 6 President Homer Folks condemns the characterization of Dr. FP Priedmann's tuberculosis vaccine as a factor retarding TB prevention. The address names the vaccine controversy and underscores ongoing public health efforts.
Marshalltown Nebraska May Shere W H Jonow of Nemaha county left this morning for Auburn in charge of Abraham Cease and Mrs Mtelle Hourller the Auburn runaway couple Cease will face charges of wife and child desertion and adultery Mrs Bourller's husband from whom the wife separated for $4400 Hourller has filed for divorce
The court handed down decisions involving Alma Lemkeva and Herman Fransen in Benton County affirming, Coulne ve Moore in Cedar County reversed, and August Bars with Dora Sawyer among others in Hlanvock County reversed. Des Maines, Ia. May The text records multiple appellants and counties with varied outcomes.
The Earl of Yarmouth, former husband of Allea WYoow, is set to marry again. The prospective bride is described as a heiress with notable standing, and details reference the Marquis of Hertford. The reports indicate a forthcoming alliance amid high society circles.
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