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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
2
The Inter Mountain Globe covers tax returns showing income shifts in 1917 18, prisoners in Atlanta entanglements with American dogs, wool pool protests in Australia and sugar use in the United States. It notes labor strikes and wage talks in New York Longshoremen and several federal regulatory actions, plus overseas trade orders and political debates in New Zealand and Japan.
Washington reports from a Swedish consul on the Finnish border that Petrograd and Kronstadt may have fallen to General Yudenitch’s Northwestern Russian forces. Sweden cites Bolshevik concentration against Denikin while Denikin’s forces push toward Gomel and Chernihov amid a broad Allied view of Bolshevik collapse.
Chicago on October 18 Stuart B Edmondson resigns as district manager of an insurance firm earning 10000 dollars per year to accept the Lake Forest Methodist Episcopal Church pastorate at 2500 dollars annually He says there are things better than gold After 18 years in preaching he spent the last years in insurance
A note states ships bound for bolshevik ports to be barred and all ports closed to bolshevist traffic. It forbids passports to or from bolshevist Russia and urges banks to curb credit. Nationals are to be denied intercourse by post or telegraph. Governments urged to resist bolshevist revolution to restore order and peace. Germany is asked to implement these measures.
Vienna reports the Austrian national assembly ratified the St Germaine peace treaty without debate, with the German party the sole opposition. Basel notes Vienna’s dispute over a Vienna proposal to declare Austria a domestic republic named The Republic of Austria and to repeal the 1918 law making Austria part of the German empire.
Omsk reports that the all Russian government expresses regret and indignation over the flogging of American Corporal Benjamin Sperling by General Kalmieffas soldiers. It deplores the act as the work of irresponsible officers and awaits a report from Justice Minister Telberg. General Semenoff’s eastward troop movement into Chinese Eastern Railway territory is noted as unauthorized and he is ordered to retire.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth with the Belgian royals were welcomed in Los Angeles as a forested Persian rug path lined the route to a plaza dais. Mayor Snyder and Governor Stevens gave the official welcome, while veterans formed a band and played America as King Albert stood at attention.
Senator McCormick of Illinois said in the Senate that a brigade of American troops would be sent to Lithuania. He claimed to have reliable authority but offered no details amid a debate over the use of U S troops abroad.
St Louis October 18 General Leonard Wood commander of the central department has become a member of the local Walter Lung Post No 7 American Legion. the enrollment expands the post’s wartime veterans roster and reflects ongoing postwar organization.
The American army transport Grest Northern sailed from here October 7 with 100 officers and 1,400 enlisted men returning to the United States.
Chicago reports Lieut. B. W. Maynard leader in the transcontinental aerial derby landed at 1:59:57 with 810 miles to Mineola New York. He had flown Des Moines to Rock Island 158 miles in 83 minutes, breaking his leg of the trip, then resumed from Wahoo after a crankshaft break.
Mineola N Y Oct 18 Officials received word from Washington that all machines entering the race must reach either San Francisco or Mineola by sunset tomorrow or be barred from the round trip. The ruling will trim entries, with nineteen contestants already coast to coast. Nineteen have begun the journey with twelve at San Francisco and six at Mineola. In San Francisco Cal Oct 17 Lieutenant George and Parrish in plane No 16 arrived at the Presidio at 11 18 86 today.
Chicago Oct 18 Juline H Barnes United States wheat director publicly announced he would oppose any move to extend the government policy of guaranteed price on wheat to another crop. The statement was made at a dinner in his honor hosted by the directors of the Chicago board of trade.
A resolution introduced by Senator Woloh of Montana requests the United States to prevent Ireland’s case from being presented to the League of Nations after its organization. The measure aims to secure favorable U S stance and timely consideration within the emerging international body.
John D. Rockefeller Jr and Cleveland manufacturer Paul L. Feiss defend collective bargaining as democracy in American industry. They urge adoption of representation in industry, rights to organize, and bargaining terms set by interested parties, not autocratic control. The piece argues representation can heal labor capital relations and should be endorsed by chambers of commerce and labor groups.
Paul L. Feiss argues for collective bargaining based on successful business organization experience. He says unions are unnecessary here but a proper employer organization enables participation in wages and conditions, with responsibility to workers and the enterprise. He links democracy in industry to self determination, law, morality, and ethics.
Wahoo Nebraska October 15 Lieutenant Maynard recounts a cross country flight at 116 mph when engine failure left him and mechanic Cline plummeting to earth at 2600 feet. With a broken crankshaft they swapped in Lieutenant Roy Francis motor, aided by relief crews from Fort Omaha and John Battaman of the NC-4 crew, to continue toward Mineola New York. Aviation odds remain rough as repairs proceed and hours aloft total about 87.
Walker D. Hines director general of railroads issued orders granting immediate movement priority to wheat on mid western railroads after a conference with railroad officials in Chicago. The measure aims to speed grain transport amid wartime disruption and demand, with authorities noting the policy applies to key routes and may affect other freight flows.
San Quentin Cal Opt after murderer Tom Bellow was hanged at the prison. Dr G Dawid Kelker performed a gland transfer to a 60 year old inmate chosen from volunteers. The operation, done nine times before with little publicity, reportedly revived vitality and health in recipients.
Washington reports ongoing prostate swelling affecting President Wilson’s recovery. Doctors say he rested well but swelling progressed since yesterday. Dr. Hugh Young of Johns Hopkins to examine and decide if operation is needed. Grayson notes uncertain seriousness, expects full assessment after Young’s visit.
Washington Oct 18 The Industrial conference debated a capital backed substitute to the collective bargaining resolution. It would let employers refuse to deal with organized employees’ reps not chosen by workers. Labor leaders pledged to vote solidly against it as talks hint at sending the issue back to a committee amid steel strike arbitration tensions.
Washington Oct 18 the Senate to day adopted the Poindexterian urging a change in the attorney general Mutement policy toward radical agitators. Washington Oct 21 the Senate pled the resolution passed by the House directing the department of agriculture to conduct a new survey of the prospective bottom crop.
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