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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
7
Copenhagen May 16 Christian X was proclaimed king from the palace balcony at 3 PM amid a huge crowd in front of the royal residence. The announcement followed the king's sudden death in Hamburg Germany.
The Danish king died after a period of illness. details show his health had recently improved then suddenly declined. Reports note health officials and royal relatives notified across Europe, with mournful public notices and prepared ceremonies. The coronation and succession plans for Copenhagen were interrupted as the nation prepares for a transition.
The Dowager Kanpresn Mu and King George with Queen Mary react to the dramatic event as British leadership mourns the passing. The court faces a period of public safety concerns beginning with the news, while the nation processes the royal loss and its implications.
A miners protest in St Jawia Moan demands a state constabulary to quell unrest across the Filthy and Ninth Mlinol districts. The workers, amounting to 62 ee Aes, threaten industrial action and labor groups, and a committee will appeal to Governor Denon for legislative action to establish a constabulary.
Philadelphia counsel for the power trust presented a dissolution agreement in U S District Court. The plan proposes the breakup of the 27 companies and reorganizes the group into distinct units. A hearing or reporting date is indicated for March, with further action to follow in the evolution of the case across involved jurisdictions.
A fragmentary note reports Standard Oil Company paying Missouri fifty thousand dollars. The text references a trust and a court proceeding, implying a legal settlement or distribution of funds. No clear dates or full names are readable. The item reflects a mid 20th century legal/financial action involving the company and state authorities.
News of a new levee crevasse near New Orleans triggers mass evacuation as floodwaters threaten 360 miles along the Mississippi and nearby towns. Government aid rushes to the scene while rescue boats operate at dawn with no reported fatalities.
Waarkinaion Mayth W Bur rouse a former meat Inspector testified before the House committee on expenditures in the agricultural department. He charged that Horsele & O of Philadelphia and Gertoantown Pa had been granted government inspection in violation of regulations before their products were sanitary. He alleged that unqualified meat could be moved interstate and that Burroughs engaged in entertainment while in government service.
The International Congress heard reports on tuberculosis control efforts led by the Red Cross and the Christmas Seal campaign. Speakers included BP Joonb, Dr Pollowits, Dr Khiinle, and Dr Boulet, detailing anti tuberculosis work in the United States, France, and general international collaboration.
Chester the author wed Indian princess Direen Hay at Stevens Point Orldhd Kellogg with Walter Hunti dolph Cheater as groom. The bride, a Wellesley graduate once famed as the Fed Mons Joan of Arc, toured America and Europe earning royal recognition and a medal from the English court. They will reside in Oneida Whe.
May 15 in Mo, BIBHOP Kotelis Hiwhop 11. Beott of the Methodist Miplawapal eneeh spoke as principal speaker at the Offhiwe of bhahop session addressing the general ceeth of the chured and measures por Dt Paki seein.
An unclear note describes a small Twitter themed club in a vague locale. It mentions planning, possible closures, and local interest. The fragment references a few names and places but lacks concrete dates or outcomes. Further details are needed for a precise summary.
Naperville area report of a man disinterring his wife's body in grief after her death. Chronchar and Hillegan are named in a court inquiry with officials preparing to take action.
Two masked men dynamited an express car eight miles north of Hattiesburg Mississippi and escaped on horses with about 190000 in government funds. Passengers and crew were unharmed as robbers forced the mail and escort to open the car then fled toward New Orleans. Reports indicate the incident involved the Queen and Crescent line south of Hattiesburg. Local authorities and the Southern Republican press provided details.
Winthrop, Missouri, dubbed the wettest town of its size, was ordered to limit saloons to four by the county court. The town now has six saloons and liquor houses, with residents vowing no more licenses. A nearby bridge to Atlewan Kansas links the towns, and nights see many crossing to Missouri for a drink.
Minneapolis May 16 delegates in a keen preconven tion debate on the amusement issue at the Methodist Episcopal conference session. A report on the committee of amendment was postponed due to absent members and the courtship of prohibitive sections. The committee favored retaining the paragraph on temperance and the fight against the Niger for organization, with a report expected later.
Testimony in the Muscatine strike case reveals Minoru Hicek Kingon admitting to involvement with acid bombs and conspiracy linked to the recent button factory walkout. Witness Hoskindon described importation of acid bombs into Muscatine and his role in the alleged plot.
A large forest fire swept Bhugit county Washington destroying property and killing seven people. The Hugliah Logging company camp was damaged and many residents suffered losses estimated around 100,000 dollars. Witness mothers formed a relief vigil to support families affected by the disaster.
In Parle May 16 after an eight hour gun battle police and troops ended the career of Octave Garnier and Vallat of the Paris auto bandits. Explosives blew up their hideout at Nowent sur Marne killing Garnier and wounding five policemen. Citizens mobbed the bodies and delayed removal. The real leader Octave Chir hier and Vallat continued a last stand until midnight at Nee kent. Bonnet and Di Hols defended a garage in Chalney le Roi as authorities closed in.
Cincinnati, May 16. Martha Berkheimer of 926 West Leavenni avenue reports ardent wooing by Hogi Williamson. She says he battered her after forcing entry and grabbing her by the chain. A warrant for his arrest was issued for assault and battery. Deputy Police Court Clerk Ben Nicholson served the warrant. Williamson is said to be Kentuckian.
May 16 report from Jomal notes state lecturer Mrs Florence Lake spoke at the county WCTU convention in Morgan Hill. She argued children should not be exposed to scenes of affection and warned against letting youth witness lovers or married couples, calling for protective home environments.
Mere Maury Love sues for divorce from Robert Love alleging cruelty after he drowned a turkey her setting hen to wet against his ban, arguing the act violated humane standards and was an assault on the wife’s sensibilities as well as the fowl’s.
San Antonio Texas May 14 General Joseph W Duncan United States Army commanding the department of Texas died after 12 40 oclock this morning of heart failure He had been very ill for several days General Duncan was 58 years old.
El Paso May 15 Mem the Suluaur wife of General Selestar with Orraco's army south of Chihuahua received a telegram from Jinn last night stating the rebels end or war fatally wounded. No particulars were given.
A disrupted day in Colaba as a campaign tour interrupted local affairs. Officials and the governor address William Jennings Bryan’s devial of silent, with Moonie’s gaverner providing remarks during the interruption.
Testimony begins in a government suit as Sugar and Steel face committee sessions. attorneys clash over vacation days and privilege as evidence is sought in the sugar cane matter and related cases.
Washington reports a pending U S State Department review of Joshua FR Clark Jr suggestion for a foreign Red Cross in civil war or revolution. Delegates at the International Red Cross conference weigh the political gravity and potential veto on discussing or voting the proposal. Clark favors voluntary national Red Cross services under an international agreement to avoid bias during armed seditions. Notes mention Red Cross work in Argentina Serbia Uruguay Spain Greece Bran Cub Germany and the United States.
Chicago May 16 After 14 years Judge Sanborn ruled in favor of Peoria Water Works against Peoria Railway in an electrolysis suit. The water company is granted a perpetual injunction restraining the railway from allowing electric currents to damage water mains. The defendant must take reasonable measures to prevent further electrolysis. The decision is seen as not requiring full rehabilitation of railroad properties.
In London crowds gathered to glimpse J Bruce Ismay, director of White Star Line, as the board of trade opened a hearing into the Titanic disaster. Captain Stanley Lord testified first, and Attorney General Sir Muir Wish Jaunce suggested no material difference between captains and officers about the California’s area from the deck the night of the catastrophe.
San Francisco May 4 sixty peremptory indictments and one criminal information against Abraham Ruef, the convicted political power, will be dismissed by the superior court under a writ of true, as district court of appeals First district issues. Ruef serves 14 years in San Quentin for bribery. Twenty four indictments remain against former Mayor Eugene Schmitz. final petitions will be filed soon.
The supreme court today dissolved an injunction from two weeks earlier that blocked Webasto county supervisors from closing saloons. The ruling allows the county board to declare the legal reopening of Fort Dodge saloons immediately.
May 13 Webster City. Louis Vallentine, a bachelor, died at his home after a debauch with friends including a Greek restaurant man accused of selling hard cider. Two other men who drank with Vallentine are ill as investigators probe the incident.
In New York on May the executive board voted down the agreement during a morning session. The group planned to report the matter to the convention if no satisfactory resolution emerged, with hopes for further discussion on future dates and possible revisions.
In Hudipest and surrounding areas many villages were leveled as a cyclone swept the district. About 320 structures ruined with numerous homes damaged and residents killed or injured. Gov. Count Bethlen ordered district officials to aid rescue and recovery efforts as other towns including Crabay Vijfulu and Batonga suffered heavy damage.
A startling report describes a family where a 21 year old man and his 27 year old sister allegedly confined their mother and harmed a child. The narrative notes the father’s death and the mother’s murder surpassing the tale of a grim family crime.
A high speed early morning joy ride ended in tragedy when a 20 foot embankment crash near the riverfront injured seven people, including a chauffeur and two partygoers. Four others were seriously hurt and likely to die, as witnesses described a chaotic scene with vehicles scattered across the roadway.
A noted American figure died in a mining accident after an aviation incident. He served as private secretary to war officials and had ties to the Knalith aviation project. The crash left several casualties, including the chief figure and the pilot, with rescue efforts ongoing.
Winkegun AM May 14 wr OW Low daaap ten My who dat 10 yuare gS has reached Aion after buying walkhel. He claims to have completed the journey without fatigue and attended a church service to prove his endurance. He plans to remain at Zion and continues living there.
A Moringside community meeting presided by Garrefacy discussed rebuilding and financing for Moringside College. Committees were formed to coordinate with AL KR Italy and local officials, urging rapid investment in new buildings and improved fire protection and water works.
Chicago newsstands face removal from streets as a strike widens hampers vendors. Nonunion workers run stands under police supervision amid reportedly tense scene and city resolutions easing restrictions, while newsboys may still sell papers with time limits.
The two day semalon of the Railway Industrial association opened here today with attendees including migration agency head Heuriy Werollade and other officials.
A garbled note from a Wisconsin case claims Jeann oe Deets of Cameron dam in a deputy sheriff siege context. The record mentions Dieta honwestegd and Camus Harp, with references to a supreme court decision and unverified events.
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