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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
3
British and Russian fronts report Uzsok Pass as pivotal in the Carpathian operations. Austro German forces hold the pass while Russian troops press toward key rail links. battles along the Bartfeld to Stry line produce heavy casualties.
At Yale University chapel in New Haven on April 14 funeral rites for Thomas P. Lounsbury were conducted with bearers including Coli sto and Arthur T. Yule among others. The service noted formal handshakes and reflected the era’s ceremonial customs.
The notice states a dividend of 1 per share has been declared today. Details remai n unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a per share payout and related timing.
Fragmentary report notes a diver targeted by authorities near Kentiaton on April 14. Details are unclear as the Honolulu command reports ongoing pursuit and rule enforcement amid the incident.
Fragmentary AP report states a refugee voyage from Gallowes Tex to an unknown destination in April. Details are unclear but mention of a deportation bumper and a possible rescue or transport event. No further names or dates are legible.
Senators McAdoo and Williams face a District of Columbia suit filed against them and the Riggs National Bank alleging a conspiracy to wreck the bank. The complaint seeks injunctions to halt information demands and protect the treasury from improper payments and reports.
In St Louis on April 14 a suit to break the will of magnate James Campbell claims his daughter Lota Campbell Burkham is not legitimate. The estate valued around 36 million is left to Lota with a life interest, later to St Louis University, while nieces contest the birth and paternity citing events in New York before Lota’s birth.
Bethlehem Steel climbed rapidly in early New York trading, advancing from around 130 to a peak near 155 before retreating to the low 120s. The surge followed peace rumors from Washington and speculation of a stock increase with rights for subscribers.
A. H. Frederick president-elect of the St. Louis board of aldermen has been arrested on charges of fraudulent deeds of trust totaling about 20000 dollars. The arrest followed grand jury actions and a security deed to the Memphis National Bank. Frederick, long a prominent business and political figure, was implicated in loans in exchange for deeds of trust.
Gen Victorian Huerta former Mexican president lands in New York and checks into the Hotel Anson to attend to personal and family matters. Reports claim possible conferences to influence Mexican affairs while federal agents monitor his movements. A mysterious box handed to police on arrival contained a handwritten note and a waxed envelope.
Reports from Geneva indicate German and Italian fronts are influencing postwar freight movements. The Halvia Me shipment is being returned to Italy amid indications of growing friction between the two nations last week.
Trial of Matthew Schmidt and David in a homicide case connected to the Los Angeles Times date line was adjourned. Proceedings were postponed from October 1 to September 1, with no further details provided.
Dee Moines April 14 Backers of the state highway commission won a victory in the house by passing a bill to retain the present system. A Bronson amendment would allocate auto tax funds to cities by miles of unpaved streets, shaping the Des Moines and Sioux City shares. The Senate had earlier defeated the Johnston bill 35 to 15, with the insurgents unable to secure abolition.
Des Moines reports a bill to regulate moving picture booths to protect operators and adjacent buildings. Introduced by Kane of Dubuque, booths must be six by six feet and seven feet high with specified materials and handling rules. The legislature also discusses parcels post changes and a defeated Senate joint resolution on weight limits and rate reforms affecting local merchants.
Miami? misprint aside, an unnamed competitor set a new world record by typing 190 words per minute for an hour in Boston Massachusetts. The feat faced deductions of five errors, while a separate event in New York produced a speedy but incomplete mention of a professional shoot. The text references Oswald and Pia dehy with unclear roles.
Fragmentary notice from Chicago dated April 14 describes a change in express service. The general manager confirms the company will operate under a new contract after May 1. Details on traffic handling and levy are unclear due to garbled text.
An uncertain April report from Washington notes mixed signals from the United States toward Japan. President views appear divided with no decisive reply expected soon amid tensions over the Anerian government and maritime issues.
Rome April 14 Carasso Effendi a Turkish deputy and Midhat Bey former secretary to the Turkish commission left for Constantinople after talks with Italian statesmen They denied the mission sought a separate peace and said it aimed to study Italo Turkish relations Turkey entered the war knowing its course and is determined to go on to the end
London reports a German note to Ambassador Gerard protesting British treatment of German submarine prisoners. Berlin denounces the claim that them as ordinary POWs and vows reprisals against British officers. The note demands inquiry access for the American embassy and cautions British officers held under arrest.
Five thousand dollar bail was posted by Farson members including William Parson and Hoy A H Thompsen after indictment for alleged conspiracy and misused irrigation bonds. New York partners John Furron Jr and Kerry Page rott may post bail. eight defendants named in the case with details of the scheme and investors.
Judge Chuy Palk of the Pulaski district court denied a petition seeking to compel the secretary of state to publish a law. The case involved the Sumyer bill and a state act related to will publication. The ruling addresses statutory publication requirements and court authority in Lite Rock Arkansas.
The article discusses British government controls on capital issues to preserve funds and curb private financing for national priority projects. It notes London’s lingering supremacy in world finance despite shifts to New York during wartime and questions future effects of artificial barriers on Britain’s financial influence.
Widespread anxiety grows over a German note criticizing U S policy and shipping restrictions. Officials fear Berlin may hinder aid and food shipments as peace talks loom, while the White House weighs steps to avoid public clash with Germany.
The article discusses Christianity shaping new ideals in Japan and references evangelistic events, preparatory meetings, and a broader church influence. It highlights figures connected to the movement and hints at organizational roles and salaries within religious circles.
British observers expect a three month stretch to be decisive as French and German forces renew pressure near Verdun and the Meuse. Russian attacks in the Carpathians meet stiff Austrian German defense while Hindenburg may divert forces toward Warsaw. A sea battle rumor is deemed mythical and US diplomats seek to manage tensions with Germany.
A British army dispatch dated April 9 reports four months of shrinking German resistance on the front at Neuve Chapelle and Lille. It says the Allies faced no major German reply, asserts persistence of German fighting, and notes rising anxiety behind enemy lines as Cherm troops lose cohesion.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attacks near Pyove and Bruges, with damaged place names and numbers. Readable items include references to a foundry at Bruges and shells or bombs. Overall details are obscured and entities are uncertain.
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