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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
3
The fragment surveys diverse topics from pest control and immunity myths to steam disinfection and medieval doors. It mentions horse use fading, amulets claimed to ward off illness, and a variety of historical and cultural notes. It references a 126th bid by Dutkiewicz and Switzerland losing aluminum control, plus Japan's imports from the U S and Russia’s exports, with scattered notices on industry and technology.
In Lessburg Georgia November 11 a tense scene unfolds as a man faces a jury over a suspected killing while a second prisoner awaits a verdict. The case centers on Childers who allegedly poisoned himself after a prior prosecution involving his wife and Robert Kennedy. The grand jury has not yet ruled on Kennedy's status.
London November 7 writer of sea tales died after years of literary work. Russell was born in England and raised by a family of musicians. He sailed for China and other lands, gaining insight into distant customs and earning fame as a noted author and former rector.
Hearing in federal court over 14 Missouri railroads injunction against Missouri order cutting rates from 22 to 17 began. The state railroad and warehouse commission had ordered the reductions to take effect November 1 but the case stalled as attorneys for the railroads sought delay and rebate cost details.
A steady eastward cold wave pushes into the Dakotas Wyoming and the Great Lakes region. Forecasters warn of markedly cooler temperatures for Saturday across Michigan Indiana Ohio and the Ohio valley.
New York police captured a debonair burglar known for polite manners who robbed Mrs. Fred Swift’s home of 6,000 in valuables. A detective spotted him carrying a heavy satchel and traced the loot to a cache near Jamaica Bay. The burglar buried the booty after the manner of Captain Kidd. the suspect’s identity was not yet released.
Julie I De Wolf testified before the Senate investigating committee about the 1907 Lorimer election and bribe allegations. He denied engaging in any trough payments while recounting statements from Rep Agnew and questioning witness John Healey about the supposed farm payment.
The readable text references a legal action in the District involving punishment and the need to proceed with a specific sentence. Details are sparse. the fragment mentions a possible case and an official stance but lacks complete names, dates, or places.
Spokane Washington November 11 Strengthening the family tie and weakening divorce was the nation wide aim launched in Spokane by a group led by an uncle now a member of a state assembly who noted the objective is to keep families together. A Forbes secretary of an association said work can be undertaken this time as movements and amusements vary widely. He added those who remain single do not necessarily marry to avoid divorce.
Santa Fe N M Nov 11 Republicans will control the state senate by a two thirds majority after election developments. Democrats and progressive Republicans hold a combined 20 of 48 seats. The Democratic ticket shows slim margins with B C De elected lieutenant governor and W C D securing a record 1087 votes.
Mrs. Louise Vermilya, suspected of poisoning Arthur Blasonette and others at her home, is ill with heart trouble that doctors say may prove fatal before trial on murder charges. Dr. B J Montgomery notes arsenic ingestion Saturday and weakened state from measures to aid her, leading to stricter observation with a nurse and attendants at her bedside.
New Orleans on November 11 reports the will of Frank T. Howard, long time New Orleans manager in New York. The document predated Foohencax and me, and directs a major share to a Washington aunt and to other beneficiaries. The widow Missah Maria receives 400,000.
Peoria Illinois November 11 Newton Rowserty former treasurer of the Peoria school board and Joliet inmate awaiting parole was approved by the state board and may be released soon. His misappropriations during his tenure total about 800000.
Kansas City November 11 owners of eight flour mills in Kansas towns meet to plan a merger of the into cue company with a capital 1000000 merger to be completed as the latest the supreme court constitutes a deemed action.
Chicago investigators expect action after two Mormon missionaries admit they could not force entry into homes to convert residents. The incident centered on Mrs. EB Delaney’s residence. Rumors from Hot Springs report Dr Hargens hospitalized with typhoid, raising fears for his recovery.
In Los Angeles California a courtroom scene shows Darrow and Frederick in a heated exchange during a temporary expulsion hearing with Judge Walter Bordwell presiding. The terse coverage notes a tense confrontation amid the examination.
A fragmented notice from a November incident in Decatus Alabama describes a daylight robbery. The readable text mentions a Brum and a man named Be mals sila uM apd Tobald in association with the event, but specifics remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
reports describe Chang’s forces seizing control in Canton and revolutionary factions raising the republic flag at Li Chun’s headquarters. In Peking quiet holds as authorities prepare for possible conflict while Chinese students abroad face funding cuts and return flights.
Kansas residents petition to soften coverage of a local trial set for next Wednesday. Fourteen men face charges linked to a presidential action. the matter will be heard in district court before Judge Dallas Grover. Petitions are submitted to Judge Gray in McPherson County.
Washington November 11 The expected reduction of transcontinental railroad freight rates was halted yesterday when the Interstate Commerce Commission's temporary action stalled the Spokane coast to rate case. The state was to hear a near Wednesday decision after a June 23 order set the action in motion.
Rolf of Foret allegedly assaulted a young girl as a warrant of arrest was issued. The statement mentions county and a key witness named, with the case connected to a state penitentiary proceedings.
The readable fragment is garbled and supplies no coherent events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a valid news item.
The survey aims to inventory state agricultural potential and soil types across eastern and western regions. It notes abundant rainfall in the east supporting profitable crops, while western areas have varying moisture and soils. the study seeks guidance on cultivation methods and crop selection for farmers.
Fremont Neb Nov 10 Republicans largely swept Dodge County races with Dan V Braphens for sheriff and for coroner winning in contested contests. County Judge Stinson Surveyor Treasurer Horstmann and Superintendent Matson remained Republican appointees. Democrat Luke Mundy failed in district court race and O Connors and others faced losses in other contests.
The Protestant Opis sep a church held its annual session at the close of day in Mankato Minn with a large attendance of lay members and many features across mornings afternoons and evenings including a presence of members from abroad.
In Hannibal Missouri a state teachers convention gathered with Dr A Hill president of the Missouri federation among the leading speakers. The event highlighted educational issues and discussed improvements in teacher standards and school administration.
A fragment of a court or council session shows officials shouting as T. B. Dean and Witham are called to the stand. The event appears to involve a contested issue with procedural questions and a formal interrogation setting.
In Nashville tonight James D. Wichardson, senior grand commander of the Scottish Rite Masons, will lead a ceremonial tablet unveiling for the president amid a large audience. The event, held under Masonic auspices, is expected to draw prominent attendees and local officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court session led by Judge Lacombe with the court addressing a pivotal appeal. The record mentions a formal hearing, opening remarks, and counsel statements regarding interests likely linked to a notable tobacco store case. Proceedings referenced include a possible decision by the United States Supreme Court.
An early market surge followed a court approval with a rapid rush to buy shares. Stocks jumped as American markets displayed a strong opening session, with significant gains across major indices and sectors.
Fragmentary OCR describes a presidential event with a military aide at a banquet. Mentions of hunting, presence, and a response reference a complex scene but details are unclear. Most readable portions suggest the president interacted with aides during a formal occasion.
New York November 10 a publisher and a lawyer with the Columbian Pressing Aedes company were arrested on charges of defrauding investors by selling stock. The men allegedly used false statements about the company’s finances and promised dividends. The company, claimed to be financially sound, faced forged representations to attract funds. Orff, believed to be in St. Louis, could not be traced by Postoffice authorities.
Norway and Sweden, through their diplomatic representatives in Washington, request under favored nation treaties the same privileges granted to Canada by duty free status and other terms. The inquiry follows similar concessions and signals possible policy discussions. The request underscores diplomatic efforts to secure free newspaper access.
District report from Missouri notes a planned transcontinental route with support from local clubs. A committee was appointed to coordinate the project and oversee arrangements based in Mount Vernon and nearby areas.
Police report a courtroom style action in a local tub setting as speeders face fines. A chaotic scene at a community meeting room mixes policing and public safety due to a disrupted bell and noisy crowd.
An OCR snippet mentions Hunter 18 shot and references Birchwood and Wesleyan. Details are garbled but imply a theatre or public event at Wesleyan where a shooting occurred or was alleged. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond Wesleyan and Birchwood.
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