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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
6
A jumbled report lists various international notes from Europe and Asia, covering political figures, labor news, and industry developments. Mentions France England Switzerland Russia Roumania and South Africa with notes on opium suppression cigaret trade education and railway workforces.
An American business gathering discusses foreign and domestic capital, economic stability, and the impact of capital flows on industry. Speakers urge balanced policies to sustain growth, employment, and national prosperity amid global competition.
A blaze swept through the American Cement Plaster plant this morning. Seventy men were left without jobs as flames spread up the elevator and through the building. Eb Williams of Lawrence Kansas, a company member, suspects the fire may have been started by smoldering materials. The plant had recently been purchased from another firm.
A lengthy report outlines alleged cruelties by Balkan forces, detailing allegations under review by investigators. The document emphasizes ongoing inquiries and cautions about unconfirmed claims amid wartime reporting.
Augusta Ga October 14 A federal grand jury failed to return a new indictment against Thomas E Watson former Georgia congressman and populist candidate. The detailed report cites no new charges and notes the absence of obstruction or misconduct claims.
Des Moines reports the supreme court ruling that owners are not liable for the acts of their chickens. The decision centers on Wayne County and interprets liability limits for fowls escaping control. The ruling implies accountability considerations for chicken owners amid local disputes.
A leaked report alleges Huerta sought to auction the Mexican presidency to foreign-backed bidders. Frederico Game backed by English interests reportedly offered 2000000 pounds and Manuel Calero backed by American railway interests won 2 million for the election. Francisco Villa opposes the move while Ambassadors and diplomats monitor the evolving situation.
Washington on October 4 focuses on General Felix Diaz's bid for the Mexican presidency and the U S stance toward Mexico. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan held a daylong conference as officials sought to maintain absolute neutrality amid evolving Mexican affairs and border tensions.
Council Bluffs Iowa October report states the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star selected Waterloo as the next meeting site for 1914. Maella Crooks of Roane was named senior officer and W F Moulien was chosen as grand patron with several offices yet to be filled.
London dispatch reports China planning a central naval college connected to Tien Tein Nanking and Canton as part of a broad naval expansion. The plan includes soon orders for additions and shipbuilding to reinforce the major base.
Rainstorm hits Texas city causing flash flooding as authorities issue warnings. Residents report street flooding and potential road closures while crews assess damage and monitor rising water levels.
London reports focus on the absence of a clear loss from the Hessian tag and questions whether the British government will pursue the matter. The American stance appears cautious as officials in London and Washington navigate the dispute.
The report notes a meeting discussing a plan to make effective the rights of American citizens and foreigners in Mexico. It emphasizes the government at Washington must be called on to recommend protections for lives and property with a broad scope.
Des Moines October 24 Joseph F Wall announced as candidate for state auditor to succeed Bivakly. Other contenders named include Kills of Onawa Charien E. Unite of Des Moines Yankat Thaw of Council Bluffs and F F Jones of Villaeu.
Cleveland, Oct. 24. The recent seizure of spy watches and jewelry from Canada allegedly exposed operations of a large jewel thieves’ ring. Local customs officials say details reveal smuggling routes and the scope of the ring's activity.
Jefferson City Missouri vet 14 The flag official flag of Missouri was proven to the governor general elect in a terse dispatch outlining adoption of the state banner with a brief note on the ceremony and authorities involved.
Fragmentary OCR hints at political violence and possible resignations. Mentions Carransa and Huerta with references to candidacy and presidency. Notes include Dr. Willem Hale and vague situational context without clear dates or locations.
A newspaper correspondent reports on talks involving Mexico and the president. Key topics and outcomes are summarized from official statements and press briefings.
The Rocky Mountain News, long owned by former U S Senator Thomas M Pat, has been sold in Denver to John C Shaffer. Shaffer reportedly runs the Star Halvaii chain and has ties to Patterson, with terms undisclosed.
Ambiguous OCR note suggests Sulzer lawyers may not be paid for William Gulzer's counsel, with possible implications for former government counselors. The text is garbled but hints at a dispute over fees and legal representation.
EB J Dawson secretary of Provident Life sues for 40600 damages alleging breach of confidence in stock dealings tied to Des Moines life insurance suit. Plaintiffs claim is against Des Moines Life Insurance and related parties including Arthur Woods president of an unnamed association.
An article fragment notes Edgar Merritt being appointed as commissioner of Indian affairs or a related Indian territory position, with reference to a local official or time frame. The readable text provides few corroborating details.
Otto Eecius a Krupp director and Maximillia Brandt a former agent faced trial in Berlin for bribing government officials to betray official secrets. Authorities accuse several army officers and department workers of concealing bribes linked to a trade and arms deal.
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison and his wife departed New York aboard the S.S. Columbia for Panama yesterday. The trip aims to review conditions and oversee plans for a permanent administrative framework after completion of the canal area work.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Morgenthau is slated for a new post amid a broader government reshuffle. The brief hints at a change in responsibilities and potential impact on policy direction, though context remains unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an International Public Health Congress with references to tuberculosis and European bodies. The readable lines suggest debates over treatment effectiveness and organizational stance, but many words are garbled or missing. No clear event outcome or distinct individuals are identifiable.
The Philadelphia dispatch reports Speaker presses revision of land laws. Dr James of New York cites updated land policies as essential to modernize the country. He warns against unnecessary charges and burdens while seeking a fair reform path.
In Mass dated Oct 34 the defense of Eanle May Eaton in the murder trial of Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton opened with no forenoon session as lawyers sought to gather witnesses. Liam A. counsel for Mrs Eaton stated the defense would present witnesses.
A public gathering in a Maryland town honors a prominent suffragist leader. Women from the area attend the rally to support ongoing efforts for women's voting rights and civic participation.
A stenographer from Des Moines reports her father believes several imprisoned miners may be involved in a horror linked to recent events. She notes the miners moved from Myallo to Dawson months ago and fears impact on families as investigations proceed.
A steamer struck a reef near Len in the Gulf of Bothnia and sank with about 40 persons aboard. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the accident and options for salvage.
President Wilson issues a Thanksgiving proclamation praising providence and national blessings. He marks November 30 as a day of gratitude for the people’s blessings and object of devotion in the past year.
Zero weather dominates the Mississippian vicinity as reports detail cold conditions. An observed mark arrived at the station yesterday, signaling a notable shift in local temperatures.
Augusta Ga Oct 92 Thomas Watson editor and politician freed on a charge of sending obscene matter may face another indictment. His jury again after defense urged a voir dire to uncover prejudice.
Fragmented OCR describes a bankruptcy related situation with unclear names and actions. The readable parts suggest a company facing financial distress and a court or creditor action but specific entities and outcomes are not evident.
Ho der Meoro was sentenced to death after a written confession in which he described luring and killing a woman and his infatuated partner. He set a shack on fire to conceal the crime.
A dated note from October 1, 1918, cites heavy investment in Nicaragua, with U S approval and a fin e yarn related project. Interest terms and treasury figures are indicated in the fragmentary text.
A New York grand jury filed an indictment against Mrs Lynch amid mixed reports. The scene notes many prominent Des Moines figures previously tied to the era as frequent visitors to the city.
Fragmentary notes from Chanute describe unclear scenes and scattered references to posters, brushes, paste, and costumes, with no coherent event or outcome discernible from the readable text.
The New York board of education debates the fate of teacher mothers who left schools to become mothers since January 4. Nine teachers are named, with only two still in teaching roles as absences continue.
A disturbed report from London notes an arson investigation at a college pavilion where a political or civic setting was referenced. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply targeted destruction connected to a militant action and a figure identified as General Mrs Drummond.
A tremor was felt in the Panama region around the early afternoon hours. The event caused minor alarm but no major damage or injuries were reported. Officials urged residents to stay alert and follow safety guidance.
An October 24 notice states that the commission organizes a meeting today to elect leaders for Kansas groups. The readable fragment references reso to convene and vote, signaling local political organization activity.
The fragment mentions Sylvia Pan Knuret planning militant suffrage activity in October. It references Pan KnuReT and notes about a female militant stance and efforts related to the suffrage movement.
Fragmentary text mentions HLSR and a possible event at a show or arena. No concrete names, dates, or outcomes are readable to confirm specifics.
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