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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
5
Dispatches report little change in the eastern theater with Russians claiming gains against Austrians while German optimism persists. Reports from Switzerland and Geneva mention cautious advances near Belfort and Sennheim amid ongoing trench warfare as Romania eyes potential moves into Transylvania.
Fragmentary report notes German forces probing near the Swedish border with limited details. No clear dates or outcomes are provided in the text.
A garbled OCR fragment mentioning New York and Atlantic with unclear details. The readable bits reference a mighty hand, a deal, and a possible city or region focus. No coherent event or persons emerge to anchor a fuller summary.
Senator Weeks denounces the administration ship purchase bill as economically unsound and politically driven. He warns of possible international complications and says passage would reflect flagrant pressure rather than support. Senator Cummins prepares a counterplan to have the government own ships outright.
In Roosevelt New Jersey residents demand the removal of deputies from the American Agricultural Chemical plant after a deadly shooting. Twenty two deputies who pleaded not guilty to manslaughter charges in connection with the strike were at the plant. Bonds of 42 000 were posted for each deputy by Patrick F. Cll the senator owner of the plant. He left for Newark to report to C Walsh chairman of the commission.
New York January 3 quotes E. G. Gary chairman of the United States Atevl opr and pean of the mayor's en ueng ya90 metas a dh fieldvered at a con of ervhanis as a relation that the pecuniary advanto b va spy resulting from the Wer are how equal to the disadvantages no far an b he can see. The business men of this country are at the present time on 4 volter in than ever before. Their mainagement, their con duct, their business mar are ite proved, their standarde ara higher.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Count von Keller, a German officer, associated with a secret mission. Mentions Gibraltar and a British warship, with references to Geneva and New York, but details are unclear and dates are unresolved.
In New Haven Connecticut on January 3 19xx former Yale University dean Wheeler Pillans has died at his home aged not disclosed. Pillans served as a dean and educator shaping graduate studies at Yale over his career.
Several hundred delegates from American business groups gather for the second National Foreign Trade convention in St Louis. The opening includes welcomes by Mayor Kiel and Samuel Capen, with remarks by Secretary Redfield and John Bassett Moore on issues of international law, British interference with ships, and neutral rights amid the European war.
Joseph J. Buttor IWW leader arraigned by Mayor Davis in St. Clairsville Ohio on treason charge. He pleads not guilty, bound over to grand jury. Bail set at 5000 dollars, he and attorney depart after agreeing to avoid Helmont county and not meet any of his reps here.
The Cologne Gazette reports that in September France wished for peace and sent a neutral diplomat to propose preliminary terms. The diplomat, once in London under Envetish influence, allegedly betrayed the secret to Britain, causing a major sensation. It claims Lord Kitchener pressured France with a threat of bombardment and forced the French government to delay any treaty without English approval.
Washington reports December exports of wheat and corn rising sharply from the previous year. The preliminary Commerce Department data show grain exports up over six percent while beef exports also surge and other staples rise.
A smear of garbled text describes alleged Russian casualties and internal dissent. It mentions Berlin Munich Post and other papers, with notes on wounded and captured figures, reflecting wartime rumors reported by various outlets.
A man attempting to steal a vehicle in Lemars, La Maire area, was killed in the incident. Police report indicates a confrontation led to the death as authorities investigate motive and circumstances. Further details released by local authorities have not named the assailant.
Provisional President Roque Gonzales Ganga says efforts aim to restore tranquility in Mexico City. The cabinet under Gorea Isve is named, while Gutierrez and rival forces reportedly move to retake the capital with supporters in retreat.
Jain Wrahingill and Yeomen Agent Carothers report that General Villa told them many troops who left Mexico City with General Culerves are returning to his ranks. Villa renewed assurances for the protection of Americans and other foreigners.
Boston January 21 President John Kent told the New Jersey Show and Leather Association that the shoe manufacturing industry is returning toward normal. He said current business volumes are only about seven percent below normal, with gradual improvement expected through the year.
Geneva dispatches report the former Khedive said to have been injured in the jaw. The account mentions a wound and a possible delay or plan connected to the incident. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Readable details are limited. The fragment mentions postal money orders and Europe but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable people or organizations.
Chicago January 20 Ledowsky president of Pax River Distilling faces forged whisky receipts valued at 250 000 to 300 000 and a later death by suicide on a Michigan Central train as bankruptcy looms. Banks probe warehouse receipts and a web of collateral tied to Chicago brokerages and distillery operations.
Melbourne reports the transfer of the seat of government to a new center. The move affects defense and administration with implications for Melbourne and other cities. Official communications indicate adjustments to the parliamentary seat and related infrastructure.
German airmen attacked eastern coast towns near London causing several fatalities and notable property damage. Reports suggest uncertainty over Zeppelin use with observers noting bombs dropped across Yarmouth Sandringham Hunstanton and King’s Lynn while police relayed calm in many towns.
Disjointed report from unspecified city describes ongoing labor unrest with strikers attempting to liberate Ettor amid broader clashes. Fragmentary text references actions, locations, and figures, with unclear spellings and dates.
Idaho lawmakers vote on a new alien law amid heated debate. The measure, backed by key figures, aims to redefine residency and eligibility provisions, drawing attention from local groups and impacting state policy debates.
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