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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1917
Page
4
Washington and Wallington report Hoover to lead a food administration focus first on wheat and dairy, with enforcement of a broad food control bill after the President signs it. Officials say distillers and brewers stockpiling oil and corn may draw scrutiny, while coal price reductions follow the new measures.
Government reports indicate the United States will curb war material profits and enforce a controlled price policy. Officials warn drastic action may follow if negotiations with manufacturers fail, with authorities prepared to limit distribution of foods, coal, and fuel to allies to maintain wartime balance.
Five Minneapolis brothers Wa Hut John Allen Henry and Marvin Kommers serve in the Navy while their sister works for the Red Cross. A sixth son Miank tried to enlist thrice but was rejected due to collarbone fractures. The brothers and sister are connected to Willan Bower A and Brooklyn Navy Yards.
Fragmentary wartime wire text suggests talk of American troops sent to Russia or related action. Incomplete lines reference the heat of our men and possible deployment abroad, with unclear origins and dates.
Washington, Aug. 10. The food control bill grants sweeping wartime authority over foods, feeds, fuel, and materials needed for production. It authorizes federal licensing, price controls for wheat, coal, fertilizer, and other essentials, and power to requisition, purchase, and regulate markets. The bill allocates 150 million dollars for administration and 10 million for fertilizer purchases. Hoarding, speculation, and monopolization are penalized. farmers are exempt from some provisions.
About eight thousand miners gathered at Heizen in Germany to discuss coal output food and wages. The meeting shifted into a peaceful protest for agreement and domestic reform with support for socialist moderation and a review of decisions in humanity’s interests. Two hundred delegates from the Rhine area joined in recording opposition to the Reich leadership’s stance and warned against international social democracy activity sowing division among German workers.
The aurora borealis interrupted wire communications across the northern United States and Canada from the Rockies to the Atlantic, even felt in southern regions. The display darkened skies from midnight into daylight, with Colorado reporting a brilliant red glow. Professor A Howe of Denver University notes such a display has not been observed before in Colorado.
Denver Colorado reports the death of Nicholas Mats, bishop of the Catholic diocese of Denver, after a week of illness. He served as the second bishop of Denver since 1857 and was born in Alence Lar reine wete 7 year old.
The report notes Gov. James J. Mergunon is under investigation for alleged overreach into city governance. Wagging detail indicates tensions with officials and concerns about state interference in Western City matters.
New York union line today declares an extra dividend of per cent on common stock in addition to the regular 2 per cent quarterly dividend. The extra distribution covers the amount delayed three months ago.
Remsen wins 3-2 over Hosgpere in a closely fought game. Renee and Mernen shine with decisive plays as Hosnere Suddey pressures but falls short. Cur Manors and Uretner contribute steady defense while Memnen Olbenduet and Laweha add key passes in the win.
Aberdeen 3 D Aus 10 reports 44 degrees with light frost in low spots across the county early this morning. Frost raised anxiety for possible crop damage but later reports say the frost was too light to harm crops.
Announced from the adjutant general's office Iowa students at Fort Benjamin Harrison and South Dakota cadets earned commissions. Iowa recipients include Donald Grimm first lieutenant Joseph O Hara second lieutenant Will Aylward second lieutenant Harold Pond all from Iowa. South Dakota’s Philipp D Mokes was named captain. Ralph E B Johnson of Sioux Falls, at Fort Meyer, will receive a commission and efforts seek duty with South Dakota troop.
Washington reports that Senate leaders expect adjournment by month’s end as the Food Control bill clears and the 92,000,0 revenue bill draws little opposition. Trading with the Enemy Act and the emergency deficiency bill are slated next before the chambers.
A ranch near Pierre reports an old mother cat has adopted and is raising a litter of baby skunks. The cats care for the kits as if they were her own, while local youths plan to raise the skunks for pelts to sell on the market.
Pacifists gathered under the Capitol dome demanding repeal of the draft law and threatening impeachment of President Wilson. The meeting convened in the Senate Judiciary Committee room where the draft bill was drafted. Senators Grenna and La Follette aligned with North Dakota public sentiment against the war resolution. Grenna and Rep. Eating of Colorado stayed through the session.
Washington Aug 10 Congress may turn toward vigorous war education to explain the need for prosecuting the war for democracy and American rights. President Wilson may join by public statement or letter to leaders. Supporters say opposition to the draft requires persuasion from official channels.
A German source reports Germany will concentrate submarine warfare against Britain, directing maritime activity to striking the United Kingdom and blocking sea routes as part of a broader campaign. Independent dispatches from Amsterdam relay the intent amid wartime measures.
Attending physicians report former President William Howard Tutt in a comfortable restful state after a recent speaking engagement illness. They say he will not leave the town to resume his speaking trip and is making satisfactory progress.
A summer home in Cartierville owned by Lord Athelstan, publisher of the Montreal Star, was dynamited during the night. Lord Athelstan was inside the residence at the time and survived the attack, with locals noting the event as a feared act of violence amid ongoing tensions.
Washington Aug 16 officials reveal that Ameli a mission led by Elihu Root has prepared extensive reports on rehabilitating Russia. The aim is a labor influenced government with a six department structure and a strong role for workers in shaping policy, echoing British models.
St Paul Minnesota August 10 Dr Fritz Bergmeier president of the Bt Paul Volkxeitung was detained today by residents awaiting orders for the proclamation of general policy regarding wartime measures. He was committed to jail for further orders.
London reports a sweep by the provost marshal against civilians buying military uniforms and medals. Capt. H T ria secured three convictions in one day for selling uniforms. One dealer was fined 275 dollars for passing off a general's uniform with Ashanti medals. Magistrates warn of steeper penalties ahead.
Premier Kerensky orders all plans abroad barred for retirees and political exiles. He blames revolutionary opposition to the provisional government for desertions on the eastern front. The Rumian frontier remains closed to returning citizens.
London reports from Petrograd on the new ministry's task to restore order in the army and curb shortages. Kerensky seeks guidance from Catherine Breshkovsky, with M. Tsereteli remaining outside to bridge government and workers councils. If Kerensky fails, Russian democracy may suffer a severe setback.
Washington reports that the first one third of the 687,600 men drafted for the national army will be called to service September 1 and sent to training camps. About 200,000 will be drawn in the initial increment, aiming for a total force of 1,000,000. Governors must ensure readiness and exemptions denied in marriage cases where the spouse relies on the husband for support. Regulations for mobilization near completion.
Dewey Weber of Maywood club won the gold medal in the qualifying round at Exmoor country club. Coiling of Hurlewolf club also shot 72 but lost in a playoff for a spot in the eight of 16 under 20. J Wright Jr of Albemarle led the eastern contenders. Other notables included H J Davies and Tolewen.
The article reports Virginia Democrats selecting a gubernatorial candidate, with Davis perceived to lead as returns reach about three fourths of votes counted. Opponents concede a likely large plurality, ranging near zero to thousands in the incomplete tally.
From Copenhagen report on August a Soviet era style note states Dr Michaelis promoted from captain to lieutenant colonel while Dr von Bethmann Hollweg and Dr Michaeiie hold high ranks, with the latter bearing major general title in imperial Germany.
Two former German consulate officials, Hermann Notdinger and Wehardie Latter of Joliet, were seized by federal agents as witnesses in a Chicago conspiracy case. Authorities allege they held knowledge about a plot linked to a German consul’s son in India and a broader aim to foment rebellion against the British government.
Aug 10 report from the San Caring Indian reserve says two reputed Apache agitators known as ontana and Jotmayook were arrested on disturbing the peace. Forest rangers quelled fires blamed on Apache at the asbestos mine amid rain and effort. At Muckoree Oklahoma two I W W agitators were arrested at Miami Ottawa county as dynamite attempts drive others from the area.
American forces in France stress offensive drill as moral and training extend over months. Officers anticipate mixed French guidance, with only a few French leaders retained. Troops eager for front line experience while training emphasizes stamina and readiness for future victory.
In St Louis Missouri the coroner’s jury found Jordan Wheat Lambert died by his own hand after an early Tuesday morning self inflicted shot. The verdict concludes the inquiry into the death and assigns no external cause or foul play.
Washington issued orders for immediate construction of a remount station at Fort Miley to care for about 10 000 horses and mules purchased for the army.
Washington Aug 1 revised draft rules ease height and weight standards and allow more latitude for dental and vision issues. Provost General Crowder orders boards to certify eligible men promptly with daily district reporting and calls for one third of quotas by September 1. Prison terms do not grant exemption and civil authorities must compel service if not volunteered.
The report notes French gains near Bixschoot with limited artillery activity elsewhere in the Aisne and subdued allied operations on the western front. It mentions cautious Russian defensive stiffening and a modest uptick in British submarine losses, alongside Italian lenses and sailing vessel losses in the prior week.
Dozens of lives were lost when a lake vessel wrecked during a night storm near Onwano. Captain Hammish and his family perished, while Smith, son of Captain Hammish, was rescued by fishermen after the ship broke up offshore.
Francisco California August 9 authorities say W. Cavender a 22 year old Navy man arrested at the naval station here confessed to the murder of Frank Brownell and the robbery of his body in New Mexico.
During a recent air raid on Palo the Austrians' naval base on the Adriatic two airplanes dropped bombs and destroyed two Austrian submarines that were being repaired.
An artillery shell explosion near Marlette Georgia yesterday left four dead and several injured. Authorities report one victim named Wemar and three Black individuals among the deceased. The blast occurred beside a training camp where student officers were present. Casualty details are being investigated by local authorities.
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