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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
5
President Wilson vetoed CH. R. 6060 citing radical changes to immigration policy. He argued the literacy test and related provisions restrict entry and education opportunities, close doors to asylum seekers, and depart from long standing American policy, while urging Congress to reconsider.
London reports a blizzard of war news with German losses estimated at 20,000 in three days as fighting rages in upper Alsace and Craonne. German claims say French were defeated in places while allies gain ground, amid shifting Austro German operations in the Carpathians and uncertain Turkish push toward Suez.
Boston architect Hartley Dennett and Margaret Chase share a life with her husband Dr. H Lincoln Chase who now plans a permanent home on a farm in East Alstead New York. Dr. Chase will sever Brookline ties and practice medicine in Alstead while living with his wife and Dennett and their two Chase children.
A steamship named Parodi, reported lost from view of a revenue cutter, arrived in port today in tow of the steamer Rica. The Parodi had been missing since January 1 after her crew of 27 faced exhausting conditions and limited food supplies while being pursued by the cutter Hasea.
In Albany Mississippi a report notes Patrick Riordan of New York seeks a coroner’s inquest into the death of Joe Traction Head. The filing mentions Sheadere P Shonts as core to the Interborough Kapil project and Governor Whitman’s involvement.
Fragmentary OCR cites editors detained after a London bound shipment. Report vague but mentions Belgian authorities and a court proceeding. Names, dates, and locations are unclear in the readable text.
Petrograd reports a duma committee forecast that direct taxes will rise to about 342.5 million rubles while liquor revenue vanishes, reducing total government revenue to around 694 million rubles. Premier Kharitenoff asserts internal revenue will cover expenses and interest without extraordinary measures. Paris talks aim to align war financing and currency stability.
Chicago reports wheat selling as high as 1 50 a bushel, opening prices up sharply from prior levels. Traders note gains driven by strong buying in local markets and higher quotations in Liverpool and Paris, with May futures advancing to around 1 60 and unsettled activity lingering through the day.
Washington dated January 20 a test of mobilization speed features Representative A P Gardner of Massachusetts inviting the nation’s reserve army to dine with him soon The roster lists 16 officers including Claud A Card William J Willitg Morris Borkin Hugo L Anderson and Joseph Sturm The dinner aims to showcase form of gathering whether peaceful or martial in tone with grape juice or gambrinus to mark the occasion
Geneva reports violent unrest as mobilization orders trigger resistance among southern Slavs. Crowds clash with gendarmes in Leibach and Trieste, with fires, vandalism, and fatalities. Croatian capital and Fiume area see mobilization notices torn down and armory looted amid widespread demonstrations. Authorities fear broader trouble as protests spread toward Venice and Padua.
A fragment refers to a defrauding effort linked to an entity named Versus and a person called Tux, dated in April. Details are sparse but indicate a criminal fraud context and involvement of multiple parties.
Partial OCR reads like a local notice about voting and services. It mentions the value and a station or bureau. Names and places are unclear, but the text centers on an election related event and related services.
Washington reports the formal opening of the Panama Canal will likely be postponed from March to July. President Wilson plans rail travel to San Francisco in March and to Panama later for the naval review. Governor Goethals’ inability to guarantee warship passage helped spark the change. The president told the North Carolina delegation he may miss a Guilford Court House monument unveiling on July 4 due to Panama duties.
Pittsburgh, Jan 9. A move to reinstate and attack the wage scale dominated by independent sheet and tin manufacturers in Granite City, headed by W J Lynes, met a committee from the Ununion Society of Iron Steel and Tin Works, under President Jeti Whions. The meeting, with officers from Pittsburgh, discussed reducing the wage scale adopted last July for one year and noted manufacturers could not compete with ultra ends playing non union taber.
New York January 2 Al bert Jaunin, once dismissed as a dreamer, is officially declared inventor of the hydro necroplane by the patent board in Washington The ruling overturns prior credit to Gleny B Curties who helped create the flying boat and names Jaunin as the true inventor under appeal before the three patent judges Frank Skinner W G Reward and Fairfax Bayard
Chicago reports that hundreds more men have joined fevers threatening the stock yards with no embargo in place. A.G.F. Leonard, president of Mason Brock Verde Anal Kramoik, says full operations likely resume Monday after a possible outbreak reported in packing house yards.
A foreign ministry official denies any Japanese plan to disturb China’s territory or cause tension. The brief note asserts Tokyo’s commitment to peaceful diplomacy and omits any aggressive intent toward regional borders.
War reports say German and Austro Hungarian troops push near Y Prer Wheel and Cras umn while Russian forces fall back after counterattacks. German claims of sweeping victories include near La Voreee and along the Warsaw front as British troops resist on the western front.
Berlin reports little land warfare news but notes steady German advance plans. Submarine attack on the German cruiser Giselle near Heugenhaw raised speculation over Allied actions. Giselle sustained damage yet remained afloat and reached safety.
Wireless dispatches from Sayville report Vienna sources saying Austrian forces hold the line with improved artillery and Mawes units advancing toward Parnow in Gallia while Russian losses are acknowledged. Iron Von Hurhin, Austria’s foreign minister, is decorated by Emperor William with the Hack Kagte Order. he returns to Vienna after visiting army headquarters.
A London telegraph reports General Von Tuelow commander of the German second army was killed when his field marshal unit was struck down by an accidental explosion near Windhoek. Colonel Beydebrech announced large army forces in Germ southwest Africa are burying the fallen officer. The German headquarters are now at Charleville, opposite Messores and tears Pedsam.
A Tolbert metropolitan resident was charged with oil theft and faces a four year prison term after a jury found him guilty of stealing fuel from Opal City facilities. The case involved several witnesses and a detailed ledger of stolen quantities.
Bus Fravcieve, after four years with the license league Aruevkeit bine ball team, signed a con tiniel last seh rn with Bumbramelacy to tee Pye elfie Coast Wau.
In a tight contest Gracho leads the field with a decisive late surge, overshadowing rivals and securing top honors. The event highlights Gracho, the standout performer, as the clear centerpiece of the meet.
Federal order halts cattle shipments from Chicago stock yards to prevent disease spread. Chief veterinary inspector Hewek announced an embargo effective yesterday with aim to prevent a full outbreak. No new cases since last November. disinfection and tracing of shipments continue.
Washington area merchants urge Senator Kenyon to allow cattle from Illinois into Musca ine county. Kenyon’s inquiry shows 50 of 102 Illinois counties affected with hoof and mouth disease and over 26 000 head infected. State department says imports risky, as a Chicago carload with hoof and mouth disease reached Philadelphia, heightening concern.
Pittsburgh pa jan 28 shipments of live stock to other states from the Herr Island stock yards were stopped today for fumigation after the recent outbreak of hoof and mouth disease. The yards have been fumigated and an increased force is handling sheep and surrounding districts while trains pass through unloaded.
Washington dispatch reports orders from the department of agriculture closing the Pittsburgh and Chicago stock yards, as a precaution against new infections of mouth disease. The measure, likely to last a week, aims to curb spread while investigations continue.
United States Steel common stock offered late in the day at 4s but found few buyers as the New York Stock Exchange governors set a new minimum price. Many shares were traded at the opening price of 48, while overall market activity remained weak and dividend concerns unsettled investors.
Defunct bank investigations widen with new charges against leaders including President William Lorimer and director Blears. U.S. Senator Het agalinat bhacelng era looms as formal phases of the case unfold in Chicago.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a decree involving Kaiger with references to Lemdogs and a 92 A vote. It mentions fitness, deadlines, and a possible submission by Mocere. The passage is garbled but suggests court actions, terms, and a date related to Peaenbharp and Betas.
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