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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
4
London reports that Brixton jail doctors plan to force feed Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney if he loses consciousness. The decision sparked family conflict and growing international commentary as MacSwiney remains steadfast, with Lloyd George offering little interference.
In St Louis on September 10 Mee Julian Hergin a prominent church worker was found murdered on a bridge in Walmur Park clutching a rosary. Her skull was crushed a bullet wound to the lung and her handbag missing with a small amount of money.
Fragmentary report notes a man named Morrla Fregard going to a cafe and tavern, posting to police, claiming a series of drinks and losses. A named girl "fuster" appears, then a wakeful moment with $140 missing and a prior $10 loss.
In Phoenix on September 10 head-taker for A Mulfur Winsor conceded to Mat Slimm the vote for the Democratic nomination for governor. Walied Siples led Senator A Bimlih for the nomination for senator by about 4 000 votes and Maine results show significant turnout as campaigns conclude.
Butte Montana September 10 Governor Cox said if elected he will bring Ireland’s case to the League of Nations under Article XI. He argued the league can hear Ireland’s grievance and advance freedom by presenting the Irish case to civilized opinion.
Chicago dispatch reports General Pershing was allegedly kidnapped by Senator Warren G Harding as Harding’s special train pulled away from Chicago. Pershing, returning from Lincoln Nebraska, resisted but was led aboard and taken toward Marion while Harding spoke of possible westward campaign stops and future speeches in Washington Oregon and California.
Paris faces a sweeping rat eradication effort after bubonic plague cases spark a government response. The city issues public bulletins offers bounties on rat heads and tightens garbage collection rules to curb rodent habitats.
Pather asks about the difference between visit and visitation. Rammy explains erand ya’s is a vtalt while grandine’s is a Viellation at He Ca.
An American Japanese leader Vincent Kangke plans to depart Tokyo for the United States to address tensions and heal perceived rifts. Reported by Nippu Jiji says he is troubled by anti Japanese sentiment in America and aims to ease strains upon arrival.
Fremont Nebraska court proceedings reveal Sophia Lueken’s testimony about meetings with John Olson and threats over letters and a forged will. Defense counters with witnesses on timing of the Lueken shooting and Olson’s claimed visits to Grand Island and Omaha.
In Louieville near Canton Ohio on a Thursday afternoon masked men robbed a junkyard and escaped with about $94 000 police said no details on suspects or vehicle were released and the case remains under investigation.
In a volatile stretch from Urfa to Adana, Turkish nationalist bands mount stiff resistance against French forces. French control remains tenuous with Almieh reportedly held after five days. The American relief mission reports four workers missing in what appears to be growing chaos.
London reports that government miners talks have collapsed and Portsmouth congress votes to form a general council of labor with broad powers to coordinate wage hours and disputes between employers government and unions. Robert Smillie refuses wage arbitration while miners prepare for further action within two weeks.
In Los Angeles a man named William Kiddie alias Martin alias Bpahn is jailed on charges of absconding with valuables worth 15000 and violating the Mann Act. He reportedly married Ila Smith here in August 90 and was detained Thursday in a city jail.
A fragment from a Boston Transcript page shows fragmented dialogue featuring Pigeo and Mayme with unclear names and garbled text. The readable lines hint at playful wordplay and mispronunciations typical of a light column or diary snippet from a historic issue.
Royal party distributed funds and visited devastated towns as more shocks hit the Castelve, Castelnuovo, Villa Collemindina area. King Victor Emmanuel toured Florence region centers while relief efforts continued amid mounting death and displacement figures across Emilia.
New England Unitarians announce a campaign against traditional hellfire beliefs. Mrs Caroline Atherton leads liberal Christian women against the idea of eternal punishment as gospel fundamentals gather in Boston from September 25. Reverends Torrey Evans and evangelist Ruben Smith head to defend New England theology.
The New York case pits Kermit Roosevelt against W Averell Harriman and the Kerr Navigation firm. Justice Mitchell held JH M Robinson Ira A Campbell and the Kerr Steamship Company in contempt for disobeying an injunction to restrain interference with the steamship Kerlew. The feud centers on a $400000 cash claim and related libel actions.
Fragmentary text describes townsfolk and a churlish exchange about speeding up the pace of life. A constable and a figure named Sir Chugmire discuss actions to cheer up the town as toads and light show melodies appear to influence behavior.
Washington prediction from Democrat Tom Taggart, candidate for the United States Senate from Indiana, states Governor Cox will carry Indiana after meeting with Secretary Tumult in the White House. The remark reflects campaign confidence amid political speculation.
Cave, a senior judge from the British Court of Appeal, becomes Great Britain’s chief representative at an American Bar Association meeting. He served two years as legal adviser to the foreign office in London on contraband and blockade matters during the war.
The Montana churchman aboard the Auguste Victoria bound for Ireland claims the U S state department will probe seizure of his letters by soldiers. He protests American citizenship and says he was told he would be shot, while his brother Patrick, visiting from England, was arrested.
In St Leavis on September 10 a church worker Mrs Julia Bergin was shot. A bullet struck her lung while she was at a local stairway area. A money-filled handbag was found 70 feet from the scene as investigators review a possible motive.
An unclear excerpt mentions a man and his wife with references to legal action and papers served, indicating domestic disruption and an ongoing matrimonial matter. The fragmented text references Dr Clarke and a recent event, but details are incomplete.
Boston reports say the Bro feitial Toll Company was taken over by a bank commissioner after a rapid loss of 6.2 million, with concerns over depositor stability and a steady decline in the bank's condition. The commissioner indicated no wish to use extraordinary measures in handling the crisis.
The readable text mentions Spuyten Duyvil ferry, New York City, and a diver Mor transportathon. Other parts are garbled with no clear events, dates, or names for a factual summary.
A fragmentary account shows bankers and farmers discussing rising feed and wage costs, loan practices, and credit access in small towns. The piece mentions cattle, hay, corn, and irrigation, noting lender caution and possible shifts in financing practice amid agricultural pressures.
An OCR readout presents garbled text about events at a place with unclear names and figures. It mentions money amounts and a list of broken phrases, lacking coherent context or identifiable people or organizations.
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