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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
2
The readable text is fragmentary and unclear. no decisive entities or events are identifiable for a proper card. If more readable material becomes available, a precise headline and two-sentence summary can be created.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a scattered miscellany of statistics and items ranging from gasoline and railway lines to education, health, industry, and public notices. Names, places, and numbers are jumbled, with hints of Frence and Canada topics, early aviation, factories, and municipal concerns.
The confession details a scheme involving a woman and her son, with multiple lovers connected to a deadly plan. A physician, Dr HB Allen, aided by an accomplice, allegedly prepared a lethal boiled water drink for Viola, who was sick in bed, resulting in her death within minutes.
London Oct 3 The British government announces withdrawal from a Chinese loan. The move, cited as prudent for British financiers, follows heavier losses and unsettled terms after wartime disruptions.
Report from West Virginia dated October 2 describes an incident where an individual named Conley was struck by leis and injured amid a crowd. The wording is fragmented but indicates an accident or assault with injuries. Further details are unclear due to OCR damage.
An editor from Peoria is slated to receive an ambassadorial appointment amid a wave of resignations. The article mentions political figures and domestic policy shifts, noting commentary from opinion leaders in Washington.
New York on October 2 reports John D. Rockefeller is identified as the largest personal taxpayer. The note underscores his substantial wealth and prominent fiscal presence in the era.
The report recounts a domestic quarrel linked to Mrs Bates who protested a plan that was ultimately abandoned. The details show interfamily tension and contentious steps within the Bates household during the proceedings.
President Wilson plans to take over all telephone lines, a move likely to provoke sharp opposition in Congress as lawmakers weigh national control versus private enterprise and public interest.
Washington October 2 five judges serving on the United States Court of Appeals await Senate action on their terms of office. The committee indorsed the bill to extend terms to December and to place internal revenue and marshals under the court. The measure would require new selections and action by the attorney general.
Franklin K. Lane secretary of the interior left San Francisco for Washington traveling via Denver to consult with Colorado officials and state leaders about departmental matters. He will interrupt his journey for two days in Denver.
In a temple in North China a bell has sounded for a hundred years continuing its historic toll. A tax proposal in the district would fund relay ringers to maintain the practice as night work ceases. The note hints at a disciplined, enduring tradition across generations.
The fragment mentions yearly averages but lacks clear subjects or outcomes. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events are present to anchor a factual summary.
A quarrel between two men over a woman resulted in a boxlike fight in a room. One man was severely beaten and died of peritonitis probably from injuries. The other parties included Moriarty and Miss Martin, who were reportedly engaged, with details given by Ohler and a sergeant.
An Oct 2 report notes a rise in crime with a new record of cases for the year. The increase is most marked in drunkenness and automobile law violations. In Hanover Germany the rubber industry employs more than 11 000 persons.
An 11 year old boy Foerste caused a disturbance while en route to England seeking education. Reported figures show Canada consumed 976,806,000 cigarettes last year, up nearly 200 million from the prior year.
The Senate prepares to study tariff reports as House action looms and party sentiment shifts. Democratic leaders coordinate with finance clerks and prepare floor strategies while Penrose and other Republicans threaten possible moves that could affect conferees and futures cow.
Washington reports parcel post rules thriving in New York City with shipments running heavy as the Christmas season. Officials cite the parcel post system as the primary driver, noting substantial mail flow to major destinations and affirming confidence in its capacity and impact.
A college outlet reports a naked man attacked a young female student near the campus. Police were involved and the incident prompted campus safety warnings. Investigations are ongoing with no further details released.
Fright 18 claims a cure for hay fever, prompting debate about efficacy and safety. The report notes concerns from medical experts and reactions from readers about the sensational claim.
A damaged OCR fragment relates Mashibe and Confidence Beorks with unclear context about a 96000 sum. Mentions Leu Me and Wiltem in October and care for patients. Details are garbled and no clear events or outcomes emerge.
A blast occurred at Comer Ater Ear or today. Immediate details are unclear as the fragment provides limited readable facts about the incident, location, or casualties. Further text is needed to identify the event's date, parties involved, and outcome.
A battered text fragment reports floods menacing San Antonio with high water and rising threats. Details are unreadable but imply significant danger to residents and property in the Texas city.
A heavy rainstorm disrupted New York City subway activity causing transit delays and crowded platforms as commuters navigated slick surfaces. Officials urged caution while crews cleared water from stations and tunnels.
Fragmentary text shows a scene of a front to a lake area with practical details about pacing and a rail suspension. No clear event, person, or organization specified. cannot determine fuller context from the unreadable snippet.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a scandalous statement about a handsome butcher connected to mothers and marriage, with at least one name withheld. The text appears to discuss reputation and money, mentioning a shop and a potential public disclosure. The readable fragment hints at a gossip-style local item without clear dates or locations.
In Toronto cites heated debate over proposed changes for a delegates convention of the church. Opponents call the plan unnecessary and risky, while supporters urge a unified approach to reforms. A separate note mentions a South African gold mine opening its depth exploration.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice about operations and results with unclear subject names. It mentions decisive defeat or impact and a possible event or report title but lacks identifiable persons places or groups. The readable bits suggest a historical record with cryptic wording.
Reporter account details the case against Junior Oelrichs for a stabbing incident involving a girl. Deputy Commissioner Dougherty testified about the police handling, with alledged arrangements and postponement due to the complainant’s absence.
Calumet Michigan October 3 serious rioting at the Allouse copper mine left many workers attacked as they attempted to report for duty. Troops used riot sticks to disperse the mob and several others were arrested amid a wave of war rents issued for additional suspects.
Los Angeles dispatch reports the construction of a large power plant near Maple Me(d?) was abandoned, ending the project and leaving the site in limbo. Officials cited funding and regulatory hurdles as reasons for halting work.
In a brief town notice, a historic reference notes a home years ago and a person named Cheno found near a hotel site. The fragment suggests a local interest event or archival detail tied to a hotel and the town’s past location.
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