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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
3
A seismic disturbance yesterday caused widespread havoc in the southern peninsula. Cities were razed and property loss is not yet estimable as authorities assess the damage in Rome and surrounding areas.
Rome dispatch says Avezzano and surrounding towns were devastated by the quake with about 3000 dead or injured and widespread destruction. Relief trains with nurses and officials move in, while lines of communication remain severely disrupted as Rome coordinates aid.
Reports place the devastation in central Italy from Latium to Abruzzi with Rome and provincial towns hit hard. Official tallies surpass 50 000 dead or injured and relief efforts led by King Victor Emmanuel and Premier Salandra are underway with specialized trains, doctors, and supplies dispatched.
Wheat futures surged to new highs as traders factored in export demand and weather signals. May wheat traded around the 1.42% bushel level, surpassing prior peaks and signaling strong market momentum amid bullish rumors and global supply concerns.
Des Moines police report the suspect known as Jack the peeper and Sack the Ree was captured by reporter William Culd after entering Mrs Vaid’s home Tuesday night and attempting to harass her. Patrolman F Zimreerroon Wat was dismissed today for alleged negligence in the case. Zimmerman previously tried to date numerous women, according to police.
In Council Bluffs Iowa a three day old infant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Sharp, died after contracting smallpox shortly after birth. The baby faced a severe illness with early complications noted in the report.
The Franco firm, metals dealers, filed for bankruptcy in Turin amid a reported 14 million francs debt. Arrest of Wade with Melgi centemlls from Antwerp complicates details and debts remain unsettled. papers indicate large losses and uncertainty.
The report outlines a Polk County session reversing a lower court ruling. It mentions participants Colgan and Green, with references to the court’s action and dates in January. The article notes a preliminary session and related legal proceedings in a structured, formal tone.
Petrograd reports furious fighting in Russian Poland with Russian northward pushes toward east Prussia and German spring offensives. Berlin and Paris statements claim German gains on the Soissons front and heavy trench sieges, amid reinforcements and rail mobilizations as Russia sustains actions in the Caucasus and Persia amid Turkish moves toward Egypt.
The Western League will play 164 games in 115 rather than 168. The season runs April 22 to September 19. President O Neill announced a schedule meeting for February 7. The Omaha Jacob and St Joseph clubs form a committee to draft tentative schedules.
A. Leo Weill of Pittsburgh chief counsel for Manufacturers Light and Heat was arrested on a train at Williamstown West Virginia on alleged bribery attempts toward CG Ho Brongon of the Public Service Corp. The writ of habeas corpus was granted by Judge A G Dayton as Weill sought to delay testin
In Petrograd on January 15 a reshaped empire council begins forming with new members chosen on the last day of the Russian year. Ivan Golobhoff is tipped to become president as German-named candidates face uncertain futures under expanding powers.
Fragmentary text describes British warships anchored near New York with mentions of personnel and patrols. Many words are garbled, but the feel is a naval presence offshore and incomplete notices about crewmembers.
Unclear text indicates a World War II era note about 200,000 East Indians in Britain related service or defense. Details remain fragmentary.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows a protest message or chant linked to Pana with unclear details and names. No clear event date or organizer identified. Further text needed for full context.
Vienna reports Count Leopold von Berchtold resigns as Austrian foreign minister and Baron Stephan Burlan von Rajecs to succeed him. The move signals Hungary’s growing role in guiding dual monarchy policy during the war period.
Vienna reports the official Vienna Gazette publishes Emer Franc is Joseph's acceptance of Count Leopold von Beres resignation as foreign minister. The emperor lauds his services to the crown in peace and war and bestows the Grand Cross of the Order of St Stephen as a token of affection.
Pierre B D Jon Th Rome Brown of Minneapolis, chair of an oppose recall committee, denounces judicial recall as lawless and a threat to stability. He cites presidency of the group and accuses advocates of undermining constitutional restraint in a public address at Parasseckie.
The battleship Wyoming becomes Fletcher's flagship with Rear Admiral in charge. President-elect Wilson and party will be hosted aboard the New York while the fleet proceeds to join other units for drills and maneuvers near Guantanamo, then rendezvous at Colón.
MiMi Paris of Dar nell filed a divorce suit against Mev Jamnes M. Kinruell wife of the pastor of Ben obhs Wis. The complaint dated November 5 1914 alleges cruelty and names Ruth Boyton as a witness. The record notes the suit was filed yesterday with details unclear.
Secretary Houston urged early enactment of rural credits legislation at a Kansas address before the state board of agriculture. He favored federal and rural credit systems, long term loans on amortization, and cooperative private funds, while cautioning against broad government borrowing to aid a single class.
Senator Borah delivers a forceful speech accusing President Wilson of missteps while defending his own stance on the 1910 era and resolutions. He challenges Cummins and remarks on party dynamics as questions arise about reactions from others in Congress.
The report describes Russian industries suffering from a shortage of essential goods due to the war. It notes difficulties in securing materials like tanning supplies and wood while other sectors loom uncertain as the official press bureau reports varying conditions across industries.
Kenyon will testify in support of the Hitchcock bill. The Tribume Bureau reports mixed chatter as preparations move forward for the war era measures.
A survey of women’s progress worldwide highlights union leadership, wages, education, and political gains. It notes 60,000 janitors in the United States, Denmark teachers’ pensions, and Swedish electoral participation, with profiles of notable women including Miss Annad Crecker and Mme Sembrich.
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