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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
2
A packed column of curiosities covers a garden spider’s web construction, noted scientists elected on April 21, military tales from the Titanic era, microbial life in soil, a Bath painter’s sight test, golf ball trajectories, early American colonial governance, and varied world trivia from palm varieties to emigration figures and industrial notes.
Premier Asquith answered Wid Mason asking for terms for peace. He said it would not be in the public interest to add to what he has already stated on the subject.
London reports Premier Asquith urging Britons to cut living costs to meet war debts. He warns waste is national danger and calls for reduced imports, increased savings, and curbing personal expenditure on tea sugar wine petrol and domestically produced goods to close the trade gap.
Mitsburgh Pennsylvania July 1 steel mills in the Pittsburgh district have received orders for 75 000 tons of rejection steel. Early in the year steel traded at 314 per ton but most sales reportedly settled at 258. Tin plate mills in the district also report foreign orders for quick delivery keeping mills running rather than idle.
Lieutenant Commander K H Dodd designated Pacific coast supervisor of naval radio with headquarters at the Naval Training Station in San Francisco. The new post places him in charge of naval radio operations on the west coast, reporting from Washington D C in June.
A widely published story claims William Jennings Bryan will use the second term plank of the Baltimore platform to challenge Woodrow Wilson in the nominating fight. Bryan allegedly has allies and supporters aware of the plan, and Wilson's camp is prepared to oppose it. The move is seen as a motive behind Bryan's resignation.
Reports from Paris say 6000 Turkish troops were killed in trenches as French forces under General Gouraud push on Gallipoli. Allies gain ground at Dardanelles while Turks reinforce and air support grows. German officers move from Jaffa to Tripoli to aid Arab uprisings.
Constantinople reports Anglo-French forces attacked the Turkish left wing at Aii Burnu and right wing at Seddul-ahr on June 28 but suffered heavy losses. Turkish center counterattacks captured two lines of trenches and silenced Allied batteries on Cape Tepeh.
A brief statement from London on June 30 announces that two Turkish trench lines east of Saghir Dere have fallen and three lines to the west have been stormed in the Dardanelles campaign.
Berlin reports a Reuters summary of the US note urging Germany to reconsider its refusal to settle via direct diplomacy. Newspapers echo the dispute over the sinking of the William P. Williams and the Lusitania, with the Rundschau arguing the proposal for a prize court is unjust and seeks English favor.
Berlin reports the Brandenburg military command has ordered an August start ban on cotton goods production for clothing sheets and towels to conserve cotton for explosive manufacturing and military use.
The Nieuw Amsterdam carrying about 1,200 passengers from New York to Rotterdam was struck in fog while anchored in Deal England. The impact damaged the port quarter but the vessel remained at anchor. It marks the eighth collision in the Downs over three days.
Prague reports Narodinel Linty, leading Czech party organ, suppressed by authorities amid wartime propaganda actions. The action follows Czech elements in Hungary and the broader anti espionage crackdown. Passport rules tighten as Washington relays stricter travel measures in Tahiti and French possessions.
Overseas reports quote Lloyd George as stating Germany planned to stockpile ammunition for war. The British government refutes the claim as baseless defamation and asserts Germany supplied ammunition to support the war effort, citing German industry as proving the contrary.
London reports a parliament debate after a national member for North Meath claimed German prisoners were killed. Reginald McKenry rebutted the allegation as scandalous and wholly false, insisting the army did not kill prisoners.
Report from Petrograd says a law establishes a on board of munitions with unlimited power over private industry in Russia. The move follows German victories in Galicia and aims to correct shortages blamed for setbacks of Grand Duke Nicholas.
Petrograd reports an imperial proclamation forming the Russian board of military supplies. Emperor Nicholas calls for unwavering faith, urging all government and public institutions and loyal citizens to unite and supply the army for a complete triumph of Russian arms. He warns peace depends on crushing the enemy.
In a parliamentary statement late yesterday, War Minister Millerand reported that from August 1 to April 1 France increased military production sixfold. He highlighted munition output and heavy weapons including 75 millimeter guns and artillery, with small arms, noting a doubling of military munitions from January 1 to May 1.
Malone New York June 30 state's access servers report Breve reslt Thaw wife will testify next against her husband William Travers Thaw in the murder case. The defense has sought to portray Thaw as paranoid while Dr Charles Mills of Pennsylvania questions mental condition.
Berlin reports May production of ingot steel rose over April, with Overseas News Agency noting a substantial increase. The wire dispatch cites higher output in Germany reflecting growing industrial activity.
Washington reports the Armenian, a Dominion liner, sunk by U 38 on June 28 twenty miles northwest of Trevose Head Cornwall. Consul says 29 lives lost 10 injured and 10 Americans missing. ship listed at 925 tons gross 612 feet long built in 191? at Belfast by the International Mercantile Marine group.
July 1 Nogales reports Yaqui Indians in Bonora declared war on American settlers. US warships dispatched as armed bands join in Mexican conflict. A strong, mythical chief directs minor chiefs in hills above the valley, amid long history of resistance to European civilization.
The last day of the government fiscal year sees vast receipts entering the treasury as the deficit narrows. With $79,000,000 short at start and about $40,000,000 from income tax collected, officials anticipate millions more before June 10 as last year’s June total of $22,000,000 from all sources looms in the background.
The Norwegian vessel Cambruakenneth, sailing from Portland to see the SS Manchester, was sunk by German submarine U-3. Crew members were taken aboard the submarine and later landed, with the 1,004 ton ship sent to the bottom after the attack.
Burlington Vermont June ceremony at the University of Vermont conferred honorary degrees including Doctor of Science. Recipients listed include Jon Wall president of the American Telegraph and Telegraph and a noted figure RowlandAN Gateteneer of Chicka.
James M. Sullivan, a minister from the Ex pubilo, returns in New York on June 30. The brief notice confirms his reentry into public life after a period away and hints at resumed duties and affiliations.
The article argues Kansans show low insanity and alcoholism rates amid prohibition controversy. It cites a 3.2 percent insanity rate linked to alcoholism, mostly near the border where liquor is easier to obtain, contrasting with higher rates in wet states reaching about 14 percent.
El Paso July 1 The chance of peace between Mexico’s warring factions dominates today’s scene as leaders discuss possible terms. Federal agents intensify search for Felix Dias while intermediaries from Robles push for a mid July agreement. General Huerta’s forces and Villa remain at odds with limited immediate mobilization reported.
A letter from Chihuahua dated June reports Huerta forces hidden in the mountains near the Texas border. The communications claim Huerta factions are present earlier and are funding operations with Mexican gold and national currency.
Stuttgart July 1 A French biplane attacked Friedrichshafen near the Zeppelin hangars dropping bombs and shells. The plane then withdrew after anti aircraft fire. aviators reportedly arrested or intercepted near Swiss territory while attempting to return.
Joliet prison press reports a tragic incident causing heavy sadness. The warden and officials express sorrow as details remain limited amid mourning for Odette Rien, or related personnel, with official notes from Joliet Illinois.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dumba and Austria related figures at a Madison event. Details are garbled. cannot determine clear actions or outcomes.
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