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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
7
A dynamite blast rocked a downtown Los Angeles building just after midnight, triggering a large fire that gutted the structure and drew emergency crews. No injuries were immediately reported as investigators began surveying the site.
An explosion at the Times building in Los Angeles killed many workers and injured scores. Police cite dynamite, while editor Harry Andrews suspects enemies of industrial freedom used it. Gen. Otis, owner, rumored dead on a train. the plant had fortified itself with rifles amid a labor feud.
A safe at Armour and Co. warehouse was attacked by a would‑be thief using a chisel from the railway. Officer Buss investigated after noticing a light but the burglar escaped. A sack of bacon and a can of dried beef were later reported stolen with no valuables recovered.
A group of intoxicated non union miners roamed Monarch Colorado terrorizing residents for hours. They dynamited an empty house and shot at a saloon before Sheriff Brewster and the Balida city marshal arrived to halt the disturbance.
In Minneapolis on October 1 nine men and two women were hospitalized after a Vanderbilt Cup course incident. Some victims are fatally injured and many names are unknown. Drivers failed to stop at impact, and the race described as brutal with widespread slaughter.
J P Pierce a colored man arrived from Lead with a warrant charging Louis Norsworthy and W B Williams with taking multiple articles from a building once run as a saloon owned by Nick Pupich. Items include clothing and whiskey. Pierce sold his stake and the trio left for Kansas and Omaha. tickets and descriptions were sent to police to recapture them.
Reports from Palau Mexico say 100 miners were killed by a fire damp explosion early today. A special train with doctors and nurses departed San Antonio Texas to reach the scene and render aid to the wounded.
The Emporia Gazette rails against automobiles as sources of sin and ruin. It warns readers to beware the devil-wagon and its lure, urging escape to the mountains and likening cars to wrecking forces that ruin finances and families.
In Watertown South Dakota on October 1 1920 Matthew Elwood a laborer is dead and two other men are seriously injured after a fire destroyed the Hotel Nicollette at Willow Lake Clark county southwest of the city. The loss is put at thirty five thousand dollars or more.
Buoy France Oct 1 Hubert Latham flew 41 miles in 36 minutes to set speed records and Wynmalen climbed to an altitude of 9 228 feet to break height marks in pioneering aviation.
Rye N Y Oct 1 John Huyler renowned for candies in the United States and Europe died at his home today. He built a famed confectionery business and was a leading figure in the candy trade.
Word from Lead says Pinkerton detectives and gunmen employed at the Homestake works since last fall have been recalled to headquarters today. A few stay to guard the works for the company. The lockout is noted as one of the most peaceable and law abiding in history.
Four bandits blew the safe of the State Bank of Nora Nebraska and fled with 3200 dollars early this morning. No clue to the perpetrators.
Washington October 1 Four weighers of sugar convicted in the New York sugar frauds were pardoned by President Taft today. The men are Thomas Keppe Patrick P Hennessey Edward H Boyle and John T Coyle.
Sioux Falls Oct 1 Willis C Cook chairman of the Republican state committee says J H Elrod of Clark J W Parmley of Ipswich and John F Schrader of Rapid City will campaign for the congressional and state ticket during the remaining race They are strong speakers and will help secure a solid majority Lincoln County Republicans pledge full support for the entire ticket and praise party unity at the primary and toward November.
Raiders burned a sheep wagon owned by the Platte Valley Sheep company at a camp near the Converse Albany county line in Cheyenne Wyoming. The district is remote and no details of the affair have been received.
The Belle Fourche circuit court opens next Tuesday October 4 with many important cases. Notable matters include state v Elmer A Stumbaugh over Louis Arpan's death in a fence line quarrel and related assaults by Arpan relatives. The docket also features state v Robert Mitchell over shooting tires and auto road seizure and state v Ora Hake accused of adultery after fleeing Iowa with another man's wife.
Pueblo Colo Oct 1 The National Irrigation Congress adopted resolutions declaring Federal controls essential to the equitable distribution and utilization of interstate water streams and endorsed national conservation priorities.
Ray White and Ernest Griffith, strike-breakers at Terry, are jailed in the county jail charged with holding up John Sekla and Richard Walter at Terry. They allegedly used long guns, secured $8.90 and other items, and were arraigned before Judge Ackerman with trial set for Monday.
New York October 1 police received word from Laredo Texas that Leon Ling the Chinaman believed to be the murderer of Pisie Sigel was arrested there today.
Speed crazy driver crashes after pole impact during Vanderbilt Cup race. Fatal incident leaves spectators shaken as investigation begins.
Harold Stone, Columbia driver, was killed when his car crashed into a telegraph pole at daybreak during the Vanderbilt Cup start on Long Island. Stone’s mechanic was critically hurt as a half million spectators watched Bill Endicott win the Massapequa sweepstakes in 2.18 percent for ten laps. A spectator suffered fatal injuries after being struck on the Massapequa road by a racer named Floring.
Howard Hall, a mechanician for Wild Bob Burman, was fatally hurt when the driving chain of his car snapped, striking him in the body and causing internal injuries.
Harry Grant driving an Alco car won today’s Vanderbilt Cup race. The official time recorded was hours and minutes and 58 seconds.
Louis Chevrolet's mechanic Charles Miller died when a car traveling 75 mph struck a towing car filled with women and children on the Vanderbilt Cup course in Long Island on October 1. The women and children narrowly escaped death.
Ferdinand Dzluva and his wife were killed and Stone critically hurt when a touring car plummeted from a hill on the Vanderbilt Cup course in Long Island. The accident followed a muddy track blamed for many today accidents. Bacon was killed and Stone misidentified at the hospital.
A commentary argues that Indians must be uplifted by whites and provided separate allotments. It suggests dividing tribal lands into several parcels to foster home ownership, economic gains, and moral progress, warning against extinction without reform.
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