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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
3
Kansas City report on Dr. H B C Hyde beginning a third trial for murder connected to the 1906 death of Col. Thurman H. Swope and related typhoid inoculation plots. The case has endured two prior trials and lengthy legal twists.
Riot breaks out at Jackson prison as about 76 inmates seize weapons and flee toward walls. Militia and firemen respond. one guard shoots a fleeing inmate. Three convicts still at large as authorities rush locals to act as special guards.
The foreign office released a formal statement denying a premature move and outlining lines for Britain to pursue arbitration on the Panama Canal. The statement rejects rushed action and clarifies the government’s planned approach in response to inquiries about a potential arbitration demand.
Washington report states Judge Norris of Nebraska met with department officials to discuss preventing recurrence of private hearings. The federal district court in Boston ordered a secret session over a shoe machinery case involving violations of the Sherman Act. Officials and lawmakers are agitated as Norris seeks legislation.
William M. Wood, president of the American Woolen Company, pleads not guilty in the superior court to an indictment charging him with conspiring to distribute dynamite in Lawrence during the textile strike last winter.
A sudden windstorm capsized a rowboat near Gaineford Alberta yesterday killing three people. The victims are Robert Hincett Mrs Christopher Johnson and the six year old daughter of Hincett. Christopher John sol Wie rescued.
A man in Philadelphia becomes fixated on fear that he is losing his mind. He believes a fox terrier bite from last March provokes imagined danger and speaks of becoming a wild beast. Authorities and family note escalating distress and insomnia amid his obsessive thoughts.
News from western Pennsylvania the Panhandle of West Virginia and eastern Ohio reports four fatalities after Monday floods. John Dematel his wife and two children are missing from a Canonsburg home as floodwaters devastate Chartiers valley with ruined corn hay and damaged factories. Caravans bring in supplies while sanitary crews clean streets and towns struggle to recover.
Charleston reports martial law in the strike affected district along Vacant and Cabin Creek. More than 6,000 armed strikers disrupted coal shipments by tearing up railroad tracks and breaking into the Cabin Creek express office. Militia seized rifles ammunition and machine guns while cutting wires halted communications among posts.
Washington reports that tare rules for exported cotton create a false standard weight, causing uncertainty and abuses in major European markets. Luther Conant Jr. cites investigations showing deductions for bagging and ties harm American producers, despite farmer merchants’ competition.
New York September 4 the case of Police Lieutenant Charlen Becker charged with the murder of Herman Rosenthal was moved to the criminal branch of the supreme court before Justice John W Goff. Becker refused to plead and a technical not guilty plea was entered for him. The judge overruled four delay motions and set the trial for September 12.
Indianapolis news story reports Jasper C. Hyatt suing Dr. Earhart for 200 damages claiming 17 of his own teeth were removed and a new set would not chew. Magistrate Diets ruled for the dentist, saying a month is not enough to master false teeth, Hyatt appealed to the circuit court.
H H Adams a 36 year old from Macon Virginia committed suicide in a downtown hotel by shooting himself in the right temple. He left a note asking his father be notified. A New York syndicate backed by millions has bought 16 000 acres at the Brazos river mouth to build a new city and port hoped to rival Galveston and New Orleans.
The court refused to decree divorce for artist Henry Hutt as testimony and evidence are gathered. The judge denounced the proceedings as inconclusive while spectators watched and a collapse occurred among Hutt's wife and friends as depositions were sought.
In a fairy tale tone, Peter Rabbit snoops into Mr Toad’s wardrobe mystery and learns from Grandfather Frog how Old Mother Nature tests outfits. Meanwhile a legend explains why Toad swallows old clothes before changing, a tale told by Merry Little Breezes and Grandfather Frog.
Travel in Persia recounts rough interior journeys plagued by brigands and road guards. Local tribesmen patrol routes to deter theft but often raid travelers and caravans, demanding extra fees and harassment, making many travelers prefer the risk of robbery over protection.
The Koreans marry young, sometimes as early as 12 or 14, with matches arranged by elders. The couple typically lives with the husband's parents in a patriarchal setup. Wives stay close to home when possible, as public outings are mostly restricted to lower-class women.
Newspaper fragment recounts a Tennessee man named Hob Taylor and local youths taking a father on a coon hunt. The dogs tree a bear, not a raccoon, causing chaos and the dogs to scatter. The scene shifts to a child’s question to the father as the bear departs and the story ends with a note of concern from the narrator.
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