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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
2
A Gase of True Friendship shows a boy with a permit faking escape to aid a partner during a fishing dispute on a estate. A stock exchange husband and professor’s wife spark humor about whereabouts and alibis in a light domestic vignette.
A garbled Chicago Herald passage reflects on wit and misery, mentioning a writer dismissing gloom and a dialogue about interpreting stars. The text includes stray phrases about dogs, worry, and comedy, with uneven punctuation and missing context.
The readable portion mentions a woman or subject describing physical pain and attention to a widow, with garbled phrases about two years and a possible event or statement. Specific names, dates, or locations are not recoverable from the fragment.
Joseph Hillstrom, convicted murderer of J. G. Morrison and his son Arning Morrison, was executed at the state prison Friday morning after Governor Spry denied President Wilson's last chance for commutation. The night before, Hillstrom slept and showed no faltering at death.
Athens reports an allied blockade of Greece aimed at pressuring King Constantine. Allied fleets gathered at Malta to patrol the Med and Aegean seas, seeking to disrupt Greek commerce and force disarmament of German refuges. The Greek government maintains friendliness but has not halted central powers.
Washington reports Germany has notified the United States of willingness to pay indemnity for 115 Americans killed when the Lusitania was torpedoed. No amount set yet, but a proposed figure of 5000 dollars per victim could total 675000, though acceptance is uncertain. Germany has not disavowed the submarine commander’s action.
East Lake City observers hailed Utah Products Week as a success as the Utah Manufacturers' Association urged residents to support state manufacturing. George S. McAllister, president of the association, called the observance inspiring and described it as essential for local industry growth.
Delegates at the thirtieth annual convention voted down a referendum proposal to elect the Federation of Labor by member vote and to provide for initiative refer endum and recall in union affairs after hours of discussion.
Messages of felicitations pour in from around the world on Sunday as the Vatican notes the birthday of Vupe Henredict. Belligerent powers express hope that the pope’s efforts to hasten peace will succeed.
Fragmentary report outlines a congressional conference on defense policy. It notes time will be arranged to meet two leaders, mentions individuals Wilam Thompean and Nebraska secretary of whale as candidate for Dopebtiran, and references a planned statement on Sunday.
A strong tremor struck the Lennhy Peak region around 4 PM causing minor damage and brief evacuations. Officials report no serious injuries and are surveying affected streets and structures for safety compliance.
Utah Governor Spry rejected clemency requests from President Wilson as Hillstrom faced the death penalty for the Morison killings. Hillstrom went to the chair without faltering, calmly facing death after a night of sleep and a throat ailment.
Two men were rescued near Grimeky on Friday after their craft encountered trouble. Local authorities responded quickly and safety crews aided the recovery, with no further details released about the incident or the individuals involved.
Fragmentary report mentions Exted Work, extending Valene to attack Baron Gemart, with references to Hallewe preparation and a Milas oneme spondent. Numbers and names are garbled, unclear context, and no coherent events or dates emerge.
Fragmentary lines hint at savings, work, investment and social plans. References include be you saving money and invest 5000 in a road project, with stray quotes about a chief designer and tickets to a football game.
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