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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
3
A patchwork of short items covers education funding remarks by governors, buffalo culling plans, a New York church clock linked to Wesley, DC school salary rankings, Neurasthenia fears, a duel by hose water, fashion hair trends, Syrians fishing methods, and a rocket theory.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Burn Houme and Haver Ai with references to food, pipes, and a future flood. It hints at raids and big bees in New Yur keeT but remains largely unintelligible with no clear event or names. The piece reads like a disrupted local brief with no verifiable details.
Moris reports on France's shift after President Deschanel's death. Premier Millerand is chosen to lead, praised for courage and balance, with France hoping he will exercise authority and guide policy while preparing reforms and constitutional revision.
News from New York reports that Lavy’s Sons, coffee importers and reputed swindlers, cannot satisfy mercantile obligations and contracts on the New York Coffee Exchange. Edwin A. Potter Jr, president of a guaranty company, filed for a receiver to handle disputed claims. The story notes large liabilities and partial figures from various branches.
A questionable case involving an education board agent who collected over $3,000 from property owners for a 'pale' project remains unclear with the board possibly dropping charges. Croette admitted to using a confidence scheme to obtain funds, amid questions about prosecutorial action.
Reported quake devastates village of Hodevulpe in Sicily. Many residents injured as destruction spreads across Godevolve area. Safety Council session in Milwaukee referenced with broader disaster response plans amid chaotic coverage.
Relatives of Major MacSwiney consult Sir Norman Moore of the Royal College of Physicians to learn how long the governor may live and whether nourishment could restore health if he ends his fast. The doctor is astonished by his endurance of starvation and says recovery hinges on continued feeding.
Hungary has implemented a limited use of corporal punishment for specific criminal offences. The policy targets defined offenses and applies predefined penalties under the judicial framework.
Cincinnati reports show Prohibition candidate Wintline denies a withdrawal offer amid rumors of party strategy. The scene references Gov Cox and Senator Mordingweathl, with talks of strengthening positions and campaigns ahead of the presidential race.
Dale Pulnou, 20, of Morice Tuten, four miles west of Ponca, Neb, was found unconscious Sunday morning at the Pin home. He died Sunday eight without his training coproscopic noting. An inquest was held to determine the cause of death.
The American League won the pennant at the National Commission meeting. The first World Series game will be October 6 in the AL city, with the first three games October 5 6 and 7 in that city. If tied, a three game series may be played with games in Cleveland Chicago and a neutral site.
London reports the Irish crisis speeding toward two possible outcomes chaos or settlement by British force. A cabinet meeting is called to review reprisals the government vows sterner measures against Sinn Fein arrests County Mayo Sinn Fein leader and Irish MP Markiewicz two rioters wounded in Trim as police burn stores in town Belfast sees sporadic rioting quelled by armored cars and troops. twenty three wounded in Dublin and Belfast firefights.
Seals and sea lions on a circus train in San Antonio suffered 16 deaths and about 614,000 in valuables were damaged after a crash blamed on a wheel or axle issue during a 10 mile ride. Glass shattered across five blocks, injuring property of German owners as the government considers related reparations.
A damaged excerpt mentions a count and a time span of four years in a country, with unclear wording and missing context. The readable fragment hints at a numeric or census-related note but lacks identifiable names or places.
Cleveland observers reported a vast American Legion parade with about 70 000 veterans marching in full dress. Notables including Major General Leonard Wood and Admiral Sir William Lowther reviewed the troops while delegates from many states and foreign posts joined the dense procession. The event opened the Legion convention with tributes to France and memories of fallen comrades.
Magistrate Simm presided over a routine session where 23 drunks were cited. The remark echoes wartime bravado about prohibition and temperance, underscoring tensions in enforcement and public sentiment during the era.
Mrs J. J. McCarty wife of former congressman McCarty died in Lomgy Beach California. The body will be returned to Ponca. The funeral will be held here Friday.
Three men from Kemmerer Kemner and Dingham Vieh were instantly killed when their automobile veered off a highway near Batwadiay. The driver Mall is believed responsible after losing control on a curved road in western Mexico.
New York September 27 Miss Agnes Josephine Keating 24 was named by E O Hoppe artist photographer and beauty expert as closest to the Venus de Milo type among 1600 entrants. Her measurements include height 5 feet 7% inches weight 138 pounds neck 12 inches and bust 34% inches. Miss Keating works as a Fifth Avenue shop model.
Chicago court officials are puzzled by whether a deed to a child in a binding document is valid. Herbert Silver filed the deed in superior court amid a divorce suit claiming his wife deserted him after adopting a boy in Charleston. A copy will be filed to preclude the wife from claiming the child. attorneys question the deed’s standing.
The New York Times contends Senator Harding misattributed lines to Vincount Grey. It asserts Harding pulled language from a London Spectator editorial dated June 26, and that the cited passages reflect the editor’s opinion, not Grey or others. The piece argues Harding’s misrepresentation shows he allowed himself to be swayed by the Spectator’s two year old framing on League reform.
Resident M A Traylor of the First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago argues that to reduce the ten billion owed to foreign nations the United States must allow prosperity by permitting some imports but also impose high tariffs on certain goods. The tariff question dominates today's discussion.
A Sunday blaze of unknown origin destroyed the Harbor Asphalt Parke Company plant near Perth Amboy New Jersey covering several acres. Two large asphalt tanks and many cars loaded with tar lucier and other materials were burned. One fireman was injured. Estimated loss exceeds 1 000 000 and about 200 workers will lose jobs.
Ohio coal mines face a possible strike as 16 000 miners threaten stoppage. Mine officials note many workers report for duty but uncertainty remains about turnout and impact on production.
Chicago dispatch reports a widening baseball gambling scandal reaching major leagues as jurors prepare to hear from key figures including Harr Herrman, Mugge McGraw, and Mrs. Kelly. The probe centers on the McMullin package tied to Buck Weaver and plans to call Weaver and McMullin, with leaders alarmed at the crisis and calls for neutral action.
In St Paul Minnesota on September 28 officials propose daily patrols of the north woods to prevent forest fires. W. C. McCord of Chicago is named to oversee the plan with General Rupert Blue directing officers to enforce vaccination and prevent travel for noncompliant crews amid vaccination and smallpox concerns.
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