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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
4
Rumors spread in New York and Halifax regarding the German Bremen and related ships. Reports state a German submarine and the Bremen were captured or detained in various ports, with Canadian and U.S. officials citing uncertain foundations and disputed telegrams.
Report from Petrograd asserts Turkey’s supply lines are exhausted and Armenian fronts stretched. Russian forces reportedly capture Trebizond and push toward Kars with about 360000 Turkish troops in the Caucasus.
Weelington records show the Panama Canal Authority unable to cover monthly expenditures for the year. The note cites figures for May and October, with total collections and expenses outlined though the data is garbled.
A Denver official announced that strike riot cases will be dismissed. The report references 19th century England where more than 200 offenses carried death sentences, framing the contrast with current legal actions.
Berlin reports two Russian corps pressed attacks east of Caridiaehe in Horonevteh region, with fighting continuing as Russians penetrate northeast of Suinioehy. Western front sees small advances and aerial activity near Krevo amid ongoing artillery engagements.
Ban Thee Cal July 26 reports Capt. Chirenne Culver of the signal corps aviation section sent radio messages from an aeroplane at 10 minute intervals yesterday to Punta Monte Oni rm. The distance covered was 680 miles as Liew W. A. Hoberteen recorded the transmissions clearly. Accompanying Culver were four military planes piloted by students from the military training school as part of their junior military aviator tests.
Berlin reports Captain Charles Fryatt of the Brussels was executed after a German court martial found him guilty of a fratricide crime against armed German forces. He allegedly attempted to ram U-33 near Zeebrugge in March 1916 while serving aboard a British steamer. The trial, held at Bruges, confirmed the sentence despite Allied protests.
The text notes a inaugural session of a Metallens' association of Hotel Io Balle, discussing a leather substitute and the aim to supply wooden shoes to America amid famine and supply shortages. It mentions over 1,000,000 displaced people and only about 400 housed in the Philippines camps.
Washington reports informal assurances from Austria Hungary that relief supplies to famine struck Poland may be facilitated if German and Austrian occupying forces do not seize goods. British and American officials highlight need for timely action before the new harvest, with President Wilson pressing for commission administration of imports.
San Francisco July 29 police seize labor agitator Thomas J Mooney and his wife in connection with a parade bomb explosion. Authorities claim Mooney led a gang behind the blast aimed at United Car Men. Exconvict Warren K Willings and a girl’s identification link him to a similar device found by detectives. An infernal machine near the power lines is believed tied to the same group.
London July court of criminal appeals met to hear a possible application for Roger Casement who was sentenced to death for treason in connection with the Dublin uprising. The defense leader abandoned any contemplated action.
Findlay Ohio July 28 The Olia Oil company announced price cuts on eight grades by 61 10 cents per barrel. New prices list North and South Lima 108 Indiana 148 Woorter 180 Princeton and Ibiiness 175 Plymouth 155
Report from Newburn on July 28 describes a fisherman injured after a shark attack at sea. The incident marks the first known sighting of a great shark this year, with authorities beginning a local inquiry and medical aid provided to the injured man.
Plan notification from Chicago dated July 25 states that J. Monk Monty Delea OC Landrith were nominated for certification and panel positions by the Prohibition Party. The nominees were completed and announced by the national committee.
The convention of the United Mine Workers of America reconvened today to debate a demand for higher wages for about 1000 miners in Wyoming. The meeting aims to settle a salary hike proposal and negotiate terms with employers.
Washington and New York report extreme heat and high humidity with 40 deaths and numerous prostrations. The Bermuda High is blamed for widespread high pressure, drawing heat from the tropics and threatening crops and daily life statewide. Forecasters expect the heat to persist through the week with little relief in sight.
New York reports marked success with intraspinal injections of adrenalin in 50 infantile paralysis cases. In 35, symptoms subsided. 16 more are recovering. Dr. Bermingham notes the results are encouraging but not proven. The study aims to widen tests and include convalescent care using dolls and toys to lift patients’ spirits.
Washington July 28 Senators Kern and Pomerone held a confidential conference with the President. The discussion touched on the tariff campaign and governmental administration aims. The session sought to secure support for the tariff proposal and its political implications.
Paris July 8 A Havas dispatch from Saloniki says Serbian forces have begun an offensive against Bulgarians in Macedonia. The Serbians occupy a series of heights and hold their position amid Bulgarian artillery and counterattacks. They have prepared for days to drive Bulgarians from positions six to seven miles south of the Greek frontier. The Serbian army, about 170000 veterans, has been rearmed and provisioned by the allies and recently placed in front trenches in Macedonia at their own request. Behind them some 450000 British and French troops are in the Saloniki district.
Paris July 28 Emilienne Moreau the heroine of Loos aged 18 was awarded the British medal for bravery by Ambassador Fertile and the order of St John of Jerusalem by Gen Sir Douglas Haig. She already held the French War Cross for tending wounded under fire for 14 hours during the Loos battle.
South Dakota reports show corn stands generally OK but requires rain soon to avoid losses. Mitchell area warns of withering tassels if hot weather continues. elsewhere corn remains strong though spring and late crops face rust and heat stress.
Aberdeen July 2. Hot weather harms rust but crop outlook improves. Small grain yield seen around 60 percent while corn shows excellent prospects and a near 100 percent crop.
Chicago July 28 Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox acted as a life saver rescuing two girls from drowning in a lake after a raft overturned. He declined to discuss the incident and did not know the girls names. He swam to shore with the swimmers and saved them.
The strike by butchers and meat cutters extended to multiple plants in St Louis Missouri with 4000 to 6600 workers out. Police protection was requested and 20 patrolmen were assigned to the Bi Louie plant as stoppages grew at three large facilities. Armour & Company and other national firms faced the walkout in the area.
Washington July 29 Congress debates differences between House and Senate on the great army bill. Senate increases total to about 291.4 million and adds provisions for National Defense Council, pay raises, border service benefits, and enlistment age to 21. House may yield while preserving key Senate items amid Mexican emergency.
Berlin reports that a naval battle off the Scottish coast involved German submarines and four British patrol boats. Two small British vessels were sunk in the clash, according to a Dutch newspaper dispatch shared via the Overseas News agency.
Washington June 2 Acting Secretary Police reported cabinet discussions with Wileno Arredondo on his conference and the plan to appoint a joint commission. Carranza reportedly partially agreed to limit the commission’s authority as outlined by the department.
Mr and Mrs M G Simms an elderly couple from Poratello Indiana were struck by a man train on the Outage and Northwestern railroad last night. Mrs Simms was killed and her husband escaped with bruises.
New York July 1s. Another break in German exchange occurred as marks traded around 71 1/2 cents the low for several months.
British forces report capture of Delville Wood in the Somme after intense bombardment and counterattacks. German Brandenburg Regiment driven from the position as artillery duels pound the front. Longueval Village and Pagieres area progress noted amid heavy shelling.
Report from Peking on Li Yuan-tiang's accession to the presidency describing a transformed public life democracy revived, informal palace residence, and his free movement with minimal guards. Observers note broad personal regard across factions and contrast with the late president's militarily ruled regime.
Lincoln July 28 A cloudburst on the Mintte river briefly relieved pressure on the Nebraska Wyoming line and opened a government canal to release 1600 cubic feet of water per second into the North Platte river. The Roearmney power company had complained about the situation.
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 28 discharged soldiers and guard members were nominated for political offices at a primary election. The national guard members went to the border per order but remain eligible to vote. The filing official ruling allows women to stay on the ballot in the upcoming regular election.
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