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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
3
Relatives of a missing New York resident attempted a rescue from a road house following a report of a person in danger. Authorities coordinated search efforts and questioned witnesses at the scene. The situation remained under investigation with no immediate confirmation of a rescue success.
A fight at Mount Kisco New York ends in two deaths and multiple injuries after a prisoner is involved in a feud. Deputies and a sheriff stop the clash when reinforcements arrive. several inmates escape into the woods.
Hankinton, Dakota Territory, Nov 18. The funeral of J D Bartow in Chicago last week closes a long feud between Bartow and Thomas Taubman of the Plankinton Herald. Once rivals in local business and politics they traded charges, suits, and threats, but their enmity faded after Bartow’s death clearing a scene once marked by violent threats and assassination talk. Bartow, a former president of the South Dakota Retail Merchants Association, and Taubman, head of the South Dakota Press Association, were known as strong personalities who discorded their community for years.
Pauline Merritt daughter of W C Merritt was dragged headfirst for four blocks when her horse bolted in Greybull Wyoming on November 19. She escaped with severe bruises after her foot wedged in the rein and she fell from the animal.
In Santa Fe on November 19 the constitutional convention is poised to adjourn after defeating the initiative by 24 Democrats voting year and 68 Republicans voting nay. Prohibition also failed by 60 to 100.
Denver navy and aviation circles report Hoxey in a Wright aeroplane will race a running horse over one mile on the track this afternoon. The event draws local interest as an unusual test of speed and machine versus horse in a postwar exhibition setting.
Official counts confirm Democrats win the Montana legislature, 64 to 48 on joint ballot, ensuring control to elect a successor to U.S. Senator Thomas H. Carter. Key contenders include Walsh, Conrad, and others with Governor Norris noted as a possible candidate but unlikely due to Republican control of the lieutenant governor post.
Luxemburg November 19 flags were displayed to mark the fifth anniversary of Grand Duke William's accession to the throne. The Grand Duke, who succeeded his father in 1906, enjoys broad popularity among all classes of his subjects.
Cheyenne November results show Democrat Wheedon leading for state treasurer and Democrat Houx ahead for secretary of state. Democrats win governor, secretary of state, treasurer, superintendent, and half the lower house, while Republicans take state auditor and the other half of the lower house with an 11 seat senate majority. Delayed returns only widen Democratic margins.
In Day ton Wyoming Caleb Bates left two sons Reddy Bates aged two and Earl Bates aged four in a locked burning dwelling. The older boy died from the fire while the younger was rescued alive by Nate Crogham. The mother had died two months earlier.
Col Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Washington from Oyster Bay and will speak tonight to the National Press Club and the National Geographical Society on Wild Beasts and Wild Men in Africa. Five thousand tickets sold, Press Club rooms crowded, marking his first visit since his presidency.
A roadhouse 80 miles from Fairbanks Tolovano burned last night killing three children and fatally burning proprietor Andrew Vachon. About a dozen travelers were left in the snow without shelter as a relief dog team and physician were dispatched from Fairbanks.
Col Theodore Roosevelt returns to work after the election saying not a word about 1912. Col William P Nelson of the Kansas City Star notes Roosevelt leads the American people and that party splits may take years to heal. He adds Roosevelt pays no heed to potential 1912 plans, focusing on action.
St. Petersburg reports Count Leo Tolstoi is kept alive by artificial means and may die at any time.
New York authorities announce an autopsy confirms the body found in a trunk on Fifty fourth Street is male and died by asphyxiation. The victim appears murdered eight years ago but identify remains unknown.
In Pueblo Colorado on November 19 Walter A. Trumbull an infant through his uncle was awarded 2500 dollars damages from the Santa Fe railway for the accidental death of L N Trumbull the child's father who was run over by a Santa Fe train.
Robert Stimson was arraigned before Judge Moore at Lead for assault on John Bennett from a prior Saturday night incident. Bennett’s complaint described a near disemboweling with a dirk knife and Stimson was held in bonds of $500 on Bennett’s warrant.
The trial of Nellie McMahon for the murder of Attorney David P. Thomas proceeds with a 12-member jury from Meade County. State witnesses include Isaac L. Andrews and Dr. J. W. Swafford, while defense pursues temporary insanity citing persecution by Thomas. The case adjourns to Monday with additional witnesses to be heard. Oscar Jacobs awaits a December retrial for a separate murder case at Sioux Falls.
Washington Nov 18 Senators are gathering for the short session and planning. Senators Hale Burton Borah Bailey Mooney Cullom Culberson Knott Overman and Piles are here as President Taft prepares to confer with leaders on his return.
Chicago November 19 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson today opened the United States land show in Chicago highlighting federal efforts to promote land use and agricultural development.
San Francisco November 19 The Pacific Coast Congress unites states west of the Rocky Mountains to press Congress for more Pacific warships stronger fortifications and benefits for coastal communities along the sunset portion of the nation.
Washington reports a heavy week with Taft aboard the battleship Tennessee due in Charleston and a Richmond stop to address the Virginia Teachers. Interstate Commerce Commission rate hearings resume in Washington with shipper opposition. Key trials in Louisville Yazoo City and Savannah unveilings, plus notable birthdays and global events in Chicago San Antonio St Louis Philadelphia Atlanta Charlotte New York and Louisville.
The Ontario Hockey Association gathered in Toronto with full club representation. President Dull of Wellesworth and all officers were re elected without opposition as members anticipate its most successful season.
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