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Newspaper

Cokeville Register

Location

Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1915

Page

4

German pirate cruiser Wilhelm interned at Norfolk navy yard

The German auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm, after a commerce raiding cruise and arrival at Hampton Roads on April 11, will be interned at Norfolk Navy Yard. Illness among over sixty sailors prevents a dash past Virginia Capes, with the ship to remain under naval and military patrol until return to Norfolk.

Newport News Kronpring Wilhelm Hampton Roads Norfolk Navy Yard Princ Eitel Friedrich Thierfelder Wilhelm Hamilton Virginia Capes United States Norfolk

Road for Southern Utah from Denver to San Diego

Secretary of the Interior directs land offices in Las Vegas and Phoenix to map the right of way for the Southwestern Pacific railroad line from Denver to San Diego via southern Utah. The project seeks government aid and an option on 6,000,000 acres in Utah and Arizona at 1.25 dollars per acre for 25 years, with a potential Utah inspection by Secretary Lane.

Salt Lake City Franklin K. Lane Las Vegas Nev Phoenix Ariz Southwestern Pacific Railroad Denver San Diego Utah Southwestern Pacific Secretary of the Interior Arizona Lane

Japan lays twenty four demand in Pekin talks

Inland reports say Japan pressed a 24 point list on China and demanded acceptance of new terms without a deadline while China reportedly readies military steps termed feeble. Secrecy surrounds the discussions as observers fear possible use of force.

Pekin China Ch'na Eki-Hioki la Cheng Halang Japan

Electric drive set for battleship California progress

Washington announces electric propulsion for the new battleship California. General Electric Company of New York to build the machinery for 151 with delivery to push the first ship equipped with this system into service.

Washington California General Bivetric Company of New York

United States Reaffirms Neutrality in Arms Exports

Washington reports that on April 21 the United States responded to Count von Bernstorff’s neutrality note. Secretary Bryan drafted the reply, approved by President Wilson, defending U S arms export policy as neutral and rejecting any belligerent claim to alter rules of war at sea. The note emphasizes friendly ties with Germany while upholding neutrality.

Washington United States Count von Bernatorff Germany Bryan State Department Wilson Bernstorff

Thompson Elected Chicago Mayor by Large Plurality

William Hale Thompson won the Chicago mayoral race by about 150000 votes as a Republican and noted real estate dealer.

Chicago William Hale Thompson Robert Sweltzer William Fiale Thompson

Germans Pour Troops Into Flanders In Push Toward Ypres

Reports from Holland say German forces have intensified their drive in Flanders to seize Ypres the key to French ports. Canadians counter attacked on the British front saving gains and four German guns. Fighting also continues in Champagne Woevre and the Carpathians amid heavy rains.

Flanders Yser Ypres Holland Calais John French Champagne Woevre Carpathians Ussok Pass Turks Road

Berlin Denies Separate Peace Rumors

A semiofficial statement in Berlin denied rumors of a separate peace with Great Britain or any enemy, stating Germany has no current peace negotiations in mind. The Nord Deutsche Allgemine Zeitung and Tages Zeitung reprinted it with little reaction, noting peace proposals must come from the other side if Germany cannot be beaten.

Berlin Great Britain Germany Nord Deutsche Allsemeine Zeitung Tages Zeitung

Socialists Oppose War in Italy Letter Debate

Milan dispatch reports opposition by socialist leaders including Signor Turati to Italy's participation in the war. Deputy Filippo Turati of Milan publishes a letter reflecting the socialist stance, signaling a broad antiwar sentiment within the movement.

Milan Aly Ialy Filippo Turetli

Gunboat Seat to Vera Cruz Washington Decrees Dispatch

The war office orders Marietta Jas and New Key to join Rear Fulger squadron at Vera Cruz. This indicates movements of gunboats to reinforce the fleet near the Mexican coast amid tensions.

Washington Marietta Jas New Key Vera Crus Fulger Equadron

Drowned Texans in Flood After Heavy Rain

Ten inches of rain in two hours swept through Austin and surrounding areas washing away 200 houses. Fourteen bodies recovered, eleven missing, and relief efforts mobilized with $500,000 in property losses. Noted fatalities included Mrs. Charles R. Winkler. George Whittington of Houston plus a camper who vanished. Oil tanks burned near Thrall, and a Dallas warehouse fire caused $120,000 in damage.

Austin Texas Los Charles R. Winkler George Whittington A. G. Whittington Houston International & Great Northern Railroad Whittington Taylor Ap Oll Dallas

Tragic Auto Truck Collision Near Creswell Oregon

Four children died and a man was fatally injured when an automobile driven onto the railroad track in Creswell Oregon was struck by a Southern Pacific passenger train. The incident occurred as the car stalled on or near the tracks shortly before the train arrived.

Creswell, Ore Southern Pacific

Navy Says Prepared for Emergencies With 225 Vessels Active

Secretary Daniels reports 225 vessels in active service and 11 in reserve or undeclared status, plus 77 under construction including nine dreadnaughts and 23 destroyers. Total enlisted strength sits at 43,700 with 4,355 officers. Navy aims to maintain maximum legal strength as of March 1, 1913 benchmarks.

Washington Bsecretary Daniels Garfield Whiams College Mrayfield United States Jie Naval Araemy

Idaho Power merger negotiations completed in Salt Lake City

Negotiations for a southern Idaho power merger were completed in Salt Lake City on Saturday. If the Idaho Public Utilities Commission approves, the deal connects Idaho Light & Power Southern Idaho Power Great Shoshone Twin Falls Milner Electric and other plants with assets valued at 14 250 000. Plants would gain transmission lines and sites across Idaho drawing from Malad and Snake rivers.

Salt Lake City Idaho Idaho Public Utilities Commission Idaho Light & Power Southern Idale Power Company Great Shoshone & Twin Falls Company Milner Electric Company Twin Faila Power Company Malad Snake Rivers

Famine and Starvation Drive Deaths in Chinese Province

U S citizens report widespread hunger in Szechusk province China with many starving and some choosing death to escape famine. Advices to the state department from American consul Carleton faker cite severe drought affecting Fukow and Cung Chow regions as the promod drought worsens conditions.

Washington Szechusk China Mals State Department Carleton Faker Chuls US Fuchow Cung Chow

Brigand Leader Yanne Sandansky Reported Slain

London report states Macedonian brigand leader Yanne Sandansky, notorious for kidnapping American missionary Miss Elien M. Stone, has been slain by local forces in the district between the Perum mountains and Nevremkop town.

London Sofia Bulgaria Reuter Yanne Sandansky Elien M. Stone Perum Nevremkop

Old Statesman Calied Montrose Secretary

A fragment from Montrose reports a secretary or aide in disarray with unclear roles and duties. The item remains vague on names dates and exact actions but notes a state or local official context.

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