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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
2
Odd items from the era cover science, industry, and society. Reports include military and colonial topics, medical curiosities, plant and timber preservation, postal and communications advances, labor and unemployment, and global commerce insights with named places and figures.
British cruiser detains American steamer Green Brier carrying cotton to Bremen under British consul certificate. Crew flies British flag, prize crew boards, ship diverted to Kirkwall and Leith before Bremen. State Department seeks explanation for search and forced flag change on a neutral vessel.
Washington reports say the steamer Dacia, loading cotton at Port Arthur, will proceed to Rotterdam or Bremen after loading. The U S state department noted Britain has declined to sanction the voyage but no formal notice was received. If seized, a prize court action may prompt U S representation in London.
Washington reports General Obregon with a large force near the capital and a possible attempt to seize Mexico City. State Department notes volatile military shifts as Villa forces threaten Tampico and a withdrawal of southern garrisons is suspected. oil production slows under Curran decree, leaving many Americans out of work.
In Fort Bragg Arkansas a group of seven men pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge linked to a mining and labor dispute. Defendants include Peter R from Abewter and Pred W McAlester former secretary, with other names tied to the United Mine Workers and local committees. The cases detail a magnet conspiracy with sentences to be announced.
A partial OCR reads a local notice referencing Minwourt and a related event. Details are unclear and several words are garbled making specifics and dates difficult to confirm.
Des Moines Jan 21 Gov Clarke’s graft claim against legislative clerks triggers a five member Senate probe. The panel of three Republicans and two Democrats was approved 28 to 1 after a long Senate debate. The committee members include Crister Clark Robinson Darrah Quigley Gillette.
Des Moines Indan 21 John A Giuler an attorney at Winterset is named by Governor Clarke to succeed the late Noah Ketchum of Marshton Air Chitherots to serve as member of the state railroad commission for two years and begin duties at once
The article notes optimistic tone among Federal Reserve officials and governors as they discuss conditions and prospects at a conference. It cites the chance of improved business, mentions dense financial markets in Chicago and New York, and references advisory levels and the Federal Reserve System.
In a locals style brief, North begins a new volley with Lacome team as both sides contest a forthcoming match. The report notes early exchanges and expected competitive play.
In Chicago on January 21 the Federal league filed an anti trust suit against the National Commission and related bodies. Keene A. Addington argued the commission wields legislative judicial and executive power under the national agreement and territorial rules. He contended players are never free agents and the system controls wages and transfers, challenging the authority of the national commission.
A chaotic account from Kannae City Missouri reports a fire at a castle owned by James A. Duffy, claiming descent from Brian Boru via Lilian Horuba. The narrative weaves through family lore, a back lot two-room ruin, and a cabinet maker’s trade.
Chicago January 20 Letters claim speculation of 20 to 26 cents in current wheat prices were received by Charles F. Cling district attorney heading a federal probe into grain and food price movements. Reports say wheat shipments rose to seaport cities as prices climbed and storage occurred.
Rome reports that Bishop Busch of Lead will be among those named by Pope Benedict at the consistory on January 22. Other bishops slated for appointment include figures described as prominent church leaders from various areas.
An arrest report states that ETTOR has been charged with treason in a county location near Nghe. Limited readable text indicates authorities and a local lander or suspect details, with no further verified background from the fragment.
Dispatches report General Villa with a large force near the capital, but reliable information suggests he will halt at Queretaro. Zapata and Villa factions show discord whileObregon advances from Puebla and Gutierrez withdraws with 6000 men. State department officers anticipate moves toward Torreon or Chihuahua. authorities threaten to confiscate hoarded currency in Colima.
Calabrian towns suffer heavy destruction as a great earthquake devastates many cities. Russian forces gain ground against Turks near Kara Arena. Hungarian resolve and Austro German movements on the Balkan front tighten as Allied positions near St Mihiel and Solasone face renewed pressure.
Dispatches from Ortucchio and nearby towns describe heavy fighting around Ypres with German offensives stalled by British troops. Reports claim 5 000 deaths from an earthquake collapse and widespread destruction in Ortucchio and Almort, while German proclamations and harsh penalties curb residents from discussing the war.
A report from Montreal hints that Sir Max Aitken may be appointed as official reporter for the Canadian forces though no formal confirmation has yet been issued.
A garbled 1930s Colorado weather line notes 241,000 acres of forest land near Washingee and Mountai n rattling into a plan. The text hints at a referendum style adoption committee and strong opposition.
New York January reports that Bethlehem Company and Henrietta Crosman announced a dividend on preferred stock while munitions orders impact operations. Mary Campbell, known on stage as Henrietta Crosman, filed for voluntary bankruptcy citing personal debts and related financial strain.
A garbled OCR notice reports West Virginia state bank closure details and an uncertain statement attributed to Ron Crafton. The fragment mentions a state event or action related to banking with unclear dates and officials, lacking coherent names or locations.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political item about a president warning on peace efforts. The text repeats “No Chance for Peace” and hints at a wartime or international context with unclear fragments referencing warnings, leadership, and possible policy stance.
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