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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
3
Americans in Moscow report that deported anarchists from the United States face limited roles under Bolshevism. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman reportedly receive key assignments in Moscow. repatriation drives fund 200000 dollars for prisoners.
Customs officers found 200 pounds of opium hollowed in ham lines of a 350 ham per shipment. A national drive to bury Italian soldiers on a high peak aims to honor those insufficiently buried. The British post office warns Christmas mail for the United States must reach post by early December. Germany accelerates efforts to restore commercial standing in Mexico amid a public info campaign and upcoming motion pictures.
Premier Giolitti rejects talk of a military dictatorship and portrays Italy’s economy and industry improving. He stresses civil liberty, army discipline, and non revolutionary working classes while noting persistent wartime psychology but downplaying radical threats.
London reports Prince Paul will accept the Greek throne despite his Lucerne statement that his father and brother retain rights He says he can accept only if the Greek people do not exclude them from the throne If Venizelos wins the Greek elections Greece may become a republic with Venizelos as president
In Boston, sailors aboard the White Star liner Cretic seized 800 bottles of liquor after customs officers boarded armed and confiscated more. A clash with longshoremen followed as crew drove officers from the ship. Police and marines restored order at Commonwealth Pier with no casualties.
The piece argues alcohol from plants and shale oil cannot fully replace petroleum due to crop value, cost, and scarcity. It notes western shale oil may exist in vast quantities but remains costly to extract, and argues ongoing petroleum supply is essential to keep internal combustion engines working at full capacity.
Rome reports that the Tempo states Italy has been offered the mandate for Armenia and that Italy is inclined to accept the assignment. The item notes the potential political shift tied to the arrangement and Italy’s prospective role in the region.
Six of the twelve crewmen aboard the tug Maries drowned after the vessel foundered in high seas near Havana. The remaining crew swam to shore, with six others lost to the disaster at sea Saturday night.
In Boston the mood on the suffrage issue is debated as supporters and skeptics assess the political climate. The dialogue references gods and goddesses shaping the outcome, with a nod to the role of public opinion.
Weather bureau issued storm warning for southern Lake Michigan and Lake Huron regions. Central disturbance moves northeast from the west with southwesterly winds turning gale force expected.
Washington reports the United States was asked to join an international blockade of the Black Sea against Soviet Russia. The source government and origin of the proposal remain unofficial with France suspected of backing it to aid anti Bolshevik General Wrangel. No formal reply will be made until a formal submission is received.
Eileen Riggen is poised to break multiple records in various aquatic events. The young swimmer, highlighted by a spring division title at the Cysic games, has already impressed as a rising star among adult women from around the world. Her feats suggest future seasons will see her challenge the marks of her elder sisters.
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the Lockwood committee, plans to ask the November grand jury for 80 indictments against contractors and labor representatives accused of graft. The cases describe bribes from 1,000 to 25,000 dollars, labor strikes, wrecking buildings, and a ring distributing contracts and fraudulent permits for cash.
Pacific Overland eastbound derailed after plunging from a bridge one mile east of Manix California. Corrrected list names dead include Rev Francis M Moody Chicago and Frank Knepp Los Angeles. numerous injured listed with varying wounds.
London reports rapid reprisals and counter reprisals after MacSwiney death as Sinn Fein activity grows. Attacks on police rise with six British soldiers killed, many wounded, and widespread property damage from Ballyduff to Tipperary. Lloyd George vows harsh penalties for Irish republican bullets.
Washington reports the War Department defended its handling of surplus war supplies amid charges of losses. It asserted savings of over 3.6 billion dollars to taxpayers through sales and settlements, noting purchases were for a field force of 5 million men and that supplies on hand would have been inadequate if the war had continued another year.
An inventory of the $600,000 estate of Arthur J. Eddy probated in Chicago lists rare wines including six bottles Chateau Hout Brien 1774 and Chateau Palmer vintages from 1877 to 1878, along with 37 bottles of twenty-year Scotch whisky and 122 bottles of twenty-year bourbon. The remainder comprises art, bonds, and real estate.
Telegram from Congressman L Blanton in Dallas says Coxs popularity is growing. democracy needs no pessimists and the public understands that world wars cannot be eliminated without the League of Nations. The note mentions abolition of secret treaties armed forces and open discussion before war.
The naval court of inquiry judging the administration during the American occupation will depart for Haiti on Wednesday after hearing no further witnesses in Washington.
A wartime poem urging mothers to vote in November to support the author’s world peace vision. The piece invokes Belleau Wood and a president, appealing for unity, prayer, and backing a league of nations rather than party lines.
A fragmentary Detroit Free Press note describes the end of a long Khiva dynasty. The Khanate’s 400 plus year lineage ends as power shifts away from the Khan, marking a pivotal change in Central Asian leadership and legacy.
Poem excerpt and battlefield tableau from Robert W. Service. Narration shifts from reflective imagery of white shadows and longing to a vivid first person account of a trench scene. A dying comrade lies in mud as the speaker contemplates mortality and memory amid artillery and night.
The Pullman company states the 60 percent surcharge on Pullman passengers goes to railroads, not to Pullman workers. Advertising seeks to correct widespread misunderstanding and notes the public anger toward Pullman while outlining company finances and dividends.
A fragmented quotation discusses ongoing access and observation. The text hints at unfinished labor and a cautious pace, mentioning eating and watching, with unclear names or places due to garbled OCR. The piece reads as a brief, reflective snippet from a larger unnamed context.
The discussion questions whether yeast relates to health in home brewing and whether vitamins exist despite inconclusive tests. It notes laboratory work suggesting synthesized vitamins and contrasts controlled industrial brewing with unregulated home fermentation. A reader shares advice on easing a constipated baby through diet changes and maternal food choices.
A jumble of items includes a 20 year old man with a 104 blood pressure reading, advice to gain weight and sleep nine hours, a reward offer for lost trousers, a golf ball incident, Irish railway protests, scarce Constantinople leisure, and a London Times ad seeking to trade a 17 year old French boy.
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