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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
4
The article outlines a tense political fight over suffrage with Governor Roberts cautious of alienating voters. It notes injunctions and potential appeals to Washington as court actions unfold.
Chicago August 24. Ex Private George Mau clashes with rival Frank Menes and George Adama in a tale of love and war in the quaint town near Augbery. Carmen, Mademoiselle Adams, faces an engagement dilemma and workhouse fate as loyalties shift and a Parisian romance collides with duty.
The obituary notes the death of Hev Ul Uodtomor Lieger, longtime pastor of the East Conarouinimal church in Toucoios, Waal. He preached for about 50 years, baptized 727, married 159 couples, and served in 34,000 pastoral miles in towns. Age 102.
Investigators opened a probe into a lake wreck that killed 29 people. Officials in Cleveland discussed the incident and identified four crew members on board during the collision near Pig Bay.
Mrs. Seth Barton French, a prominent New York social figure active in war work abroad for five years, declares the idle rich with vast U S holdings must work to prevent Bolshevism and plans to return from Europe to pursue business herself.
Washington reports a study by the Copenhagen society and the American Red Cross estimating a population rise of 35,320,000 since 1914 among 10 European nations due to war impact. The report lists 9,819,000 war deaths, 5,301,000 deaths from blockades and epidemics, and 20,200,005 births lost or displaced due to mobilization of 66,000,000 men.
August 27 reports say Sultan Mohammed V must personally command Turkish troops in Anttolla to prevent empire dissolution. The army is weak, while allies may aid with a Turkish force to cooperate with Greeks against Mustapha Kemal Pasa.
London dispatch reports a Breslau demonstration by old bourgeois parties turned violent as Germans stormed the Polish and French consulates in upper Silesia. They destroyed records and furniture amid the unrest.
Reports from the Peruvian frontier claim serious clashes among about 15000 Chilean troops in Tacna and Arica, with fatalities and injuries amid alleged political motives to move troops away from Santiago and Valparaiso. Fingerprint identity records are planned nationwide as a permanent government measure.
Huston vice president of Journal Printing, former Liquor Dealers Journal publisher and current Labor World publisher, sent a telegram to Senator Kenyon urging an investigation into Western Pennsylvania campaign funds raised by bootleggers and liquor dealers in Gov Coxs interest.
Mexican reports say Captain Trinidad Sanches and Sergeant Roman Ferandes who led an uprising at Tlapscoyan were captured and executed, according to the war department.
In Indianapolis a planned rally by civil war veterans to secure rooms for the national assembly was canceled after Frick Huan, labeled an orchestra leader, faced issues with his Civil War tie and disrupted the event.
Archbhishop Daniel Mannix meeting Lord Mayor Mac Sweeney in Brixton amid a hunger strike death threat as Irish Dublin authorities fear fresh unrest. Messages claim God is with us and call for Irish resistance. Belfast sees police inspector Swanzy slain and rioting erupts. other weekend killings leave several officers dead or wounded in Athlone, Dundalk, and Kilrush.
In Lisburn on Monday the business district lay in ruins from fires set by loyalists in retaliation for the murder of Police Inspector Swansy. Fires also scorched Sinn Fein premises and private Sinn Fein homes, with furniture burned in the street. Guards were posted around the Catholic chapel.
Bundite held up and robbed the American consul at Vladivostok as he walked with his wife and a British officer on the city outskirts. Six men seized valuables, then Russian bandits in two cars fired on militia. Japanese troops intervened and later released the militia.
The body of Mrs. Alice Deverall, found suffocated with aviator Harold E. Merry in a New York hotel room, was claimed by her husband Perry Deverall of Wheeling West Virginia. He said he knew Ferry well and they had been friends, noting both were ill and that suicide was chosen over living in that condition.
In Belle Fourche on Saturday night a car collision left Mrs Guthrie fatally injured and her daughter Mrs Bantee seriously hurt. The driver suffered a fractured right arm while a fourth occupant escaped with minor injuries after being trapped under the vehicle in three feet of water.
In New York on August 24 two major refineries met a cut to 11 cents a pound for granulated sugar from 10 days ago. Late in the afternoon one more lowered it to 9 1/2 cents, while the Cuban centrifugal price remained at 14 cents in the lowest quotes.
The body of Mia Jaquetie Hylko, divorced wife of Albert Hylko, was found at her Peoria home with a related fatality nearby. Police indicate murder and death by own action linked to jealousy. Blair Barricks, daughter in law, was found unconscious near the bedroom door with injuries.
A Welfare Loan Agency appraiser in Kansas City says they lend on items but reject nightgowns as collateral. A pretty girl sought a georgette nightie worth 32 dollars claiming a shoe sale would pay payday. The loan officer refused, noting nighties are not good security.
Public health service drafts standard plans for ratproofing business buildings wharves and dwellings to stamp bubonic plague from the country. Surgeon General Cummings says infection persists until rats are exterminated. He cites one rat per person in the U S and argues for funding at about one cent per person daily.
The Socialist Party of America repudiates the Polish Socialist alliance in the United States and opposes the Polish party. It says the Polish group serves the Warsaw regime and rejects support for the Polish cause in a Monday statement from its executive committee.
In Lucerne on August 24 Premier Lloyd George told correspondents he deemed President Wilsons Russia policy inconsistent with his Prinkipe conference pledge. He said he has no wish to interfere in American international affairs and commented on France when asked about Wrangel recognition.
Near Hillah the British Sikh force engages the Araba and repulses them with heavy losses. Arabs concentrate at Bakuba, 30 miles from Baghdad, but have been effectively dealt with. All quiet on the Tigris and at Baghdad.
William J. McAdoo co secretary of the treasury will preside at a luncheon honoring James M. Cox Democratic presidential nominee. McAdoo will deliver a brief address introducing Cox at the event set for Saturday in New York.
Celur Rapids, Aug 2. Bank robbers Vinited Nunrwayln attempted to break into Viret National Bank early Sunday. They blew the vault with two nitro charges but doors held. they took about $390 in cash and bonds totaling $590. Town awakened by the explosion. robbers escaped without interruption.
The Federal Reserve Bank's monthly statement in Chicago reports a shift from extravagance in the working class to caution in business. Buyers, producers, and retailers tighten belts amid expected price drops and reduced liquid capital, with a lingering labor shortage and acute housing crisis.
Hampton L. Carson of Philadelphia, head of the American Bar Association, told the St Louis convention that preserving the Constitution and its representative government is essential. He argued the document embodies freedom and that democracy is tempered by minority protection and responsible governance. Sir Auckland Geddes discussed global conditions.
Washington August 26 The Standard Oil Company counters Britain’s claim that it is holding seven former German liners in American ports after they were released to England asserting eight German tank ships are still held in the United States pending return of ships loaned to the United States for operation.
Two students are under arrest in Old Wore for allegedly burglarizing Mrs. A. C. Ernet’s summer home on the Fulton chain of lakes. Diamonds jewelry and cash worth 6000 were stolen. The suspects Bennett of Rochester and Adams of Bar gard Ky say they acted on a wager and planned to return the loot. The stash was found in a chipmunk’s den near the camp.
Ossining New York August 26 The Bulletin will resume publication under censorship after officials shut it down over a lead article by a bigamist titled my eight wives.
Washington August 26 Union Pacific asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to build a 29 mile branch line to serve the North Platte Irrigation project. The route would pass through Be ite Bluffs county Nebraska and Goshen county Wyoming.
Topeka Kansas reports all portions of the state received soaking rain last week and the bulk of the corn crop is now safe from drought or frost danger according to a federal crop bulletin released today.
Washington report on August 26 announces an expanded campaign against coal profiteering with a special allocation to air services. The pledge targets rising prices and aims to curb speculative gains harming consumers.
Oakland August 24 three languid blondes are sought for the California Undertakers and Embalmers association convention. They must be alive and able to imitate a corpse while lying in coffins to display burial robes and coffin arrangements.
In Rio de Janeiro on Aug 16 a sailor believed to be Eugene Le Roy, linked to the Detroit and New York trunk murder, denied the crime and will be sent to Buenos Aires since no US Brasil extradition treaty exists. arrested on the Dryden after entering under the name Morris Fox.
In Helena the nonpartisan league backed B. K. Wheeler led the Democratic governor nomination with 15 024 votes over Lieut. Gov. W. W. McDowell at 9 763. Thomas E. Carey was third with 1 686 as John M. Evans trailed in Congress bids.
A sub scale committee of eight coal operators and eight miners agreed to raise wages by $1.60 per day for Illinois day workers, setting eight hour pay at $7.50. Fr C Searles said the move would satisfy men and quiet unrest in the dirt mines. Frank Farrington noted the men had asked for $2 more.
Chicago poll books show women registering at lower rates than men. Yesterday 48,437 women registered for the last primary before the presidential election, while 79,246 men registered. Total registrants reach 400,078 men and 392,992 women.
El Paso officials arrested J B Ravel an American and four Mexican men and women while attempting to cross into Mexico with 600 pounds of ammunition concealed in a vehicle. American officials say about 195000 rounds of ammunition and many spears have been smuggled into Mexico over the past two months.
The German government promises a home indemnity and apology to Italy for injuries suffered by Italian nationals during the conflict, seeking to mend relations following the outbreak.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a misnamed or misattributed church matter in Buffalo with garbled names and unclear details about a possible discovery or dispute involving a priest or parish figure. No clear events or identities emerge from the legible text.
Mrs Elinore Rockefeller 74 sworn out a summons against John William Marsh 62 charging dis orderly conduct to protect her daughter Viola 34 from his alleged undue influence. Marsh denies the accusations saying he helped Viola out of pity and has no elopement plans. Examination set for Thursday before Magistrate Louis Reynolds.
Five Americans and one Briton are reported kidnapped by Pedro Zamora in Jalisco. Captives include Charles Hoyle and his wife, Harry B. Gardner, and miners Culver and Dietrich of the Esperanza Mining Company. W B Johnson.
In Winston Salem area a clash near Walnut Cove ended with Chief Matthews of Walnut Cove and Marton of Madison killed. A posse engaged three Madison prisoners after a carnival incident when a black man danced with white girls. Several men were arrested. the escape occurred en route to the mayor’s office in an auto.
In Cal Aug 1944 Thomas Mooney, jailed for the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing, begins a monthly publication from prison. He claims the arrest was unfounded and says he directed the paper’s creation with help from his wife. He asserts responsibility for every word.
Carl Mays, who threw the pitch that killed Hay Chapman, was announced as the Yankees pitcher for today’s game at Polo Grounds against the Detroit Tigers. It is his first appearance since the fatal accident.
A Rocky Mountain Limited derailed near Coralville Iowa on August 34 injuring one passenger. Officials say a defective switch edit caused the wreck. Meanwhile crop prospects in Washington state forecast 16 to 20 wheat per bushel.
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