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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
4
Patrina Adame dubbed queen of the bandits was captured after police raided her uncle’s home. Officers said the haul included stolen merchandise valued at £10,000 and moonshine whiskey. A man arrested identified himself as Doe De Malm and claimed kin to racecar driver Ralph De Palma.
Ossining April report states four condemned men spared two weeks after Governor Smith refused earlier reprieve. Milano confessed blame for the robbery and Fiala death while his cohorts faced death row. appeals to the supreme court and governor failed. Families awaited news as the men were moved to the new death house.
Washington DP April 160 Liberal disapproval by the house agricultural committee of licensing the packing industry and creating a new government commission to oversee it. The panel, chaired by Regrementativer Haugen and others, will study suggestions and consider related decree amendments with state and regional members.
Several policemen wounded as armed men assault the police barracks near Dublin. A sergeant and multiple constables are injured while trains are held up east of Dublin. Telegraph and telephone wires were cut as the assailants clashed with officers through the night.
The Ohio and New Jersey primaries boosted Governor Frank O. Lowden as a harmony candidate, while Wood led in overall votes and Harding and Johnson saw shifts. Wood appears strongest so far, with Johnson closely pressed by Lowden, and old leaders wary of a military or League of Nations stance affecting the Chicago convention. A New Jersey recount was demanded by Johnson backers after corrections showing Wood ahead by 690.
Columbus reports results from the Ohio preferential presidential primary with Senator Harding receiving 125,002 votes and Major General Wood 109,817. Wood won eight district delegates while Harding captured 36.
Chicago auto dealers opened their annual show of used cars and reported demand rising above supply. The surge follows wartime prosperity boosting purchases while manufacturers struggle to deliver new cars, with war time limits cited as a cause for the shortage.
Fire aboard the United States vessel Weasel in San Francisco Bay endangered a 7400 ton cargo en route to Korea from Philadelphia. Crews fought to prevent spread as the ship burned near the harbor.
London April 10 reports say Ira Nelson Morris United States ambassador to Stockholm is en route home and unlikely to return to his post. officials withhold status but his handling of Russian question issues drew comment.
Austin reports say Texas Adjutant General Cope will augment Texas rangers to guard the border against raids by Mexican bandits amid political unrest. El Paso notes 3000 Carranza troops near Chihuahua City with skirmishes rising. reports of clashes and planned assaults reach Nogales and Columbus as tanks are deployed for protection.
April 20 report from New York notes a rivalry in a Rio to New York passenger service test between the American steamship Callao and the British steamer Vauban. US businessmen back Callao to prove the new Shipping Board service, amid allegations of a sabotage hoax circulated to discredit the service.
Secretary Meredith warned at the Chamber of Commerce meeting that farming faces greater difficulties than any other U S industry. He said farmers compete with each other and with foreign producers and that agriculture must compete for capital and labor. Farm wages are high and hired labor is scarce, with no quick way to pass costs to consumers.
Chicago joins looming May Day with hotel and restaurant workers demanding 35 percent wage increases and voting to strike on May 1 if denied. Streetcar conductors and motormen seek about 40 dollars weekly, risking a broader service shutdown next week.
Overdrafts and forgeries totaling up to 140000 are found in the Bank of Hamburg. Cashier B G Franklin has been missing for nearly two weeks and was not seen in Omaha on April 19. Officials fear losses may reach 200000 as experts review books with support from Continental National Bank Chicago Omaha National Bank and Toole and Lacy Bank St Joseph.
In Vienna on April 30 German student demonstrations grew more serious targeting Jewish students and socialists. Jews were attacked entering lecture rooms and a Jewish war kitchen was raided. Amid cries for the Hapsburgs the unrest required authorities to disperse crowds.
Washington reports from federal reserve agents show prices moving up again in April. The Federal Reserve Board notes hopeful signs for consumers, with anxiety over overstrained prices and wages, potentially slowing price rises. It cites high production costs and capital access as contributors.
In New York on April 320, after nearly two months of talks the anthracite mining sub scale committee plans to fly to Washington to resume sessions with Secretary of Labor Wilson present. Miner representatives say Wilson’s telegram urging a meeting likely prevented a work stoppage and a full break between operators and miners.
Chicago April 30 The bureau of market reports fresh strike trouble slows outgoing live stock and meat movement on eastern lines. Six eastern roads plan limited shipments to Buffalo and points east. freight traffic in Chicago district nears normal as 2,072 switchmen worked yesterday, per the General Managers' association.
Prince Albert April 30 Tom Longboat once a famed long distance runner applied to the soldiers settlement board for a land grant in northern Saskatchewan the area where he plans to take up farming duties and start a new livelihood.
Newport News reports Secretary Daniels sails from Hampton Roads aboard the destroyer Goldborough to board the battleship Pennsylvania. He will reach New York to review Admiral William’s Atlantic Fleet after winter maneuvers in the West Indies.
Cora Nielsen aged 79 died yesterday at Banwork county home Findlay Ohio She was a leading lady on American stage in Kip Van Winkle The French Spy Ingomar and many other plays for years
Fragmentary text indicates a legislative decision involving Fortification Gill and a large sum related to a license or agricultural matter. Named entities include Washington and a substantial financial figure near $400,000. Details are garbled but point to a political proceeding with fiscal implications.
Council Bluffs April 20 The forgeries connected to J K Morgan a major stockholder have been investigated. Discrepancies in accounts with the Toole and Lucy Bank of Rt Joseph Mo involve Frankli and others speculating on the Chicago board of trade. Gambling losses were noted and the Hamburg Bank has reserves.
Iowa coal operators told Senator Frelinghuysen’s committee that seasonal rates cutting summer coal prices would hurt their business. George Heaps Jr. testified for the Iowa Coal Operators Association arguing the state cannot store much coal and lower summer rates would drive customers to eastern mines.
American painters ranked high in the international art exhibition at the Carnegie Institute galleries in Pittsburgh. The first since World War I, the show features 371 paintings with 198 by Americans, 84 by England, 53 by France, and the rest from Sweden, Denmark, Italy, Spain, Norway, Russia, Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada.
New York April 30 society centers on the church wedding of Miss Rachel Littleton to Cornelius Vanderbilt Sr. at St. Thomas Church Chatanooga native, five thousand invitations issued, including former doughboys from France with the 27th division. A record wedding cake and gifts valued near 1 million dollars.
General Pershing landed at 12 30 from the transport Northern Pacific and began a canal inspection today in Panama City. Tomorrow a program will feature remarks by General Pershing with Lt. Letoir leading the events and a review of stations along the canal route.
Attorney General Palmer testified before the House judiciary committee blaming Congress for high sugar prices. He cited the Lever Act extension delays and described a plan with eastern refiners to curb speculative resales. A reconstituted sugar committee will limit wholesaler and retailer margins and enforcement actions are under study.
London reports under secrecy by ten days the Polish Russian Bolshevik clash may grow huge. General Pilsudski faces 350 miles front Cripet to the Dnester with a potential army near a million after a new junction with anti Bolshevik forces. Bolshevik Moscow claims the Polish offensive was repulsed along a wide front.
Ossining N Y April 20 seven teen men serving life at Sing Sing were guests at a dinner in Warden Lewis Lawes residence hosted by William Perry newly released after 16 years of a life term Perry's sentence was commuted by Governor Smith due to his conduct while living in the warden home The guests crossed the road unguarded to reach the residence.
Madrid reports martial law declared throughout Oviedo province as a precaution against possible disturbances on May 1. Official announcement says the measure covers the entire province to maintain order during the holiday period.
Washington reports heavy cuts in funding for government departments in the dry civil appropriation bill. The measure, reported by the House Appropriations Committee, outlines reductions to maintenance needs effective July 1.
Grand Rapids April 30 Hob Martin of A. B. F. F. and allied forces heavyweight champion boxer knocked out Ted Jamieson of Milwaukee, champion of the Thirty-Second division, in the sixth round of a scheduled 0 round contest last night. Two solid brown blows to the jaw in the middle of the final round dropped Jamieson to his knees and he was counted out.
The Ohio State Journal and Columbus Datoh announced that their Sunday editions will rise from seven to ten cents effective next Sunday, April 11.
In Norfolk Virginia April, Secretary of the Navy Daniels joins the fleet on board a destroyer and a battleship en route to Atlantic waters. The Navy ship movement reflects ongoing deployment and readiness in the Atlantic area during spring operations.
Presidents of twelve federal land banks meet in Washington Monday with Farm Loan Board members to discuss the timing of a Supreme Court decision on the Farm Loan Act. Loan issuance has paused since April 1 due to a Kansas City suit challenging legality.
Senator Cummins returns to Weekington and lauds the Des Moines convention reception and statewide support. He intends to deliver a series of speeches across Iowa, visiting key organizations and communities to rally backing.
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