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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
2
A collage of antiquated items and curious facts spans maritime wreck lore from 1295, netting devices, and La Rochelle fishers to press circulations across nations. It covers Antwerp zoo losses, a mysterious box on the Kennebec, aircraft wood standards, a Panama Canal farm for unskilled workers, and a spectrum of dated curiosities from universities admitting women to cloves from Zanzibar and Victoria Cross origins.
An uncensored dispatch from an Austrian border area says engineers dynamited buildings between Lugana Pass and Lake Garda, Rovereto abandoned, and people suspected of sympathies sent inland. Austria-Hungary regards war with Italy as probable with troops moved to the frontier and defensive preparations under way. Greece Hesitates To Join The Entente In War. Bulgaria May Act Jointly. London dispatches note a possible new German push on the western front, while Russians claim limited advances in the east and Turkish efforts near the Suez Canal appear minimal and mainly a distraction.
Beijing reports indicate Lu Cheng-Hsiang and Eki Hicki concluded five Manchuria related articles at a conference. Japan seeks prior consent on loans, railway projects, and land policies, with Kirin-Changchun railway transfer and continued treaties. Troop movements noted in Pangtag and Dalny areas.
Washington, D.C. report states Senator Norris prepares to advocate for cloture. The text indicates ongoing debate and procedural maneuvering as the Senate weighs limits on debate time.
Washington March 25 A forthcoming statement in an interview by Cardinal Gibbons may reveal a third Mexican presidential candidate who could bring lasting peace. He opposes armed intervention and denounces Villa and his forces against the Catholic church. Secretary Bryan denied knowledge of the candidate.
New York March 25 Judge Augustus N Hand denied a patentee may fix retail prices for patented articles in a US district court ruling. The Victor Talking Machine Co sued Macy's to stop selling phonographs and records below Victor price but the suit was dismissed after Hand found only a formal difference between the Sanatogen and Vivior decisions.
Admiral Pietcher, commander of the Atlantic fleet, reports the destroyer Jarrington left Guantanamo for San Juan to aid port officials in enforcing neutrality. The Warrington is deemed sufficient, with no further naval craft planned to be sent to San Juan at present.
A chaotic fragment from New Orleans dated March 4 discusses a plan to ban Bible readings in schools in Caddo Parish. The text references recitation of the Lord's Prayer and hints at official declarations and controversy within the educational system.
Indianapolis March 25 Mayor Donn M Roberts, a Terre Haute election fraud defendant in federal court, was jailed and ordered to post a $6 000 bond to answer charges of influencing government witnesses. Three accomplices were jailed on the same charge last night as US Marshal Mark Toren took them into custody. more bonds were set for others involved.
London reports that five Dunkirk squadron planes attacked German submarines at Hoboken near Antwerp. Wing Commander Longmore said two pilots returned due to weather but Courtney and Romper pressed the mission, dropping four bombs each and reporting fires and damage to the works and two submarines amid heavy anti aircraft fire.
A man named Arthur Hurleston is identified as the bandit who allegedly held up a train in Pueblo in December 1909, obtaining about 50 000 dollars. Investigations trace the case to Iowa with federal office action pending and an arrest receipt noted in Pueblo.
A garbled report notes a scheduled afternoon tower event in Balie with delays. It mentions a wait and ongoing issues but lacks clear names, places, or dates due to damaged text.
Petrograd dispatch reports that a new Allied army has landed in Turkey with the congress of noble representatives in Petrograd endorsing a resolution. The measure calls for full control of Constantinople the Bosphorus and Dardanelles plus adjacent islands to safeguard Russian vital interests.
London reports allied troops landed on Gallipoli peninsula from the Gulf of Saros as a general attack on the Dardanelles forts is planned with French and British ships en route to join. Experts say land support is essential to breach the strait, amid renewed bombardment and previous losses.
Washington reports February export commerce totaling 298,727,167, surpassing every prior February. Imports reached 126,123,201, with a favorable eight month trade balance of 677,766,278. Gold movements: imports 18,724,492 and exports 1,5.
An unidentified woman was found dead at a home in Chicago today. Police reported the husband was taken into custody as investigators searched the scene and gathered evidence.
Mary Anna Jackson widow of General Stonewall Jackson died at her Charlotte home. She was born in the city in 1891, daughter of Reverend Robert Hall Morrison founder of Davidson College. She married Jackson in 1867 and wrote his memoir after his 1860 wounds, leaving a daughter and a son.
A. F. Poole, once hailed as a model husband who shunned vice, confessed to a long string of chicken thefts spanning Kansas and Missouri. He maintained two separate households with two wives, using a commission house job to source poultry before being nabbed after a farmer installed an electric alarm. He pleaded guilty in criminal court and received a four year sentence in the east.
New York reports the great Woman's International Congress at The Hague plans a truce in the European war as its first move. Delegates from many nations will discuss arbitration for future disputes and women’s suffrage as a tool to prevent war, with calls for transference of territory only with consent.
Milwaukee voters completed yesterday's primary showing three women leading the race for school board seats. Mrs Berger, wife of former Congressman Viewer L. Berger, led with 17 362 votes, about 4000 over her nearest rival. Five of ten nominees are Democrats.
A disjointed notice reports a man freed by court action after March events. The fragment mentions a guard and a warden and hints at a verdict or appeal delaying custody, with unclear names and details.
Berlin reports a major Baltic operation as German sea forces joined land troops north of Memel to bombard Polangen and shell roads toward Libau. In the Carpathians a fierce battle rages with Przemysl’s garrison near collapse amid hunger and disease. Reinforcements and possible moves toward Cracow or the Carpathians loom as Russian forces press the siege.
Fragmentary OCR notes report ships including Washluxton and Hot of American waters ordered amid neutrality questions. Mentions Atlantic and Caribbean theaters, neutral status, and potential routes away from hostilities. Named ships unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary report describes a women related incident in McAlester with confusion over actions and distances. Readable bits indicate a disturbance and a crowd near a protest or gathering, but specifics are missing.
Fragmented OCR text hints at discussion by Japanese officers on Russia policy during upheaval. Mentions Peru governance, congress, navigation, and rail issues, but content is unclear and partial. Entities are uncertain due to damaged text.
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