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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
4
Reports describe Carranza’s forces pressing toward Mexico City while Red Cross and Consular staff coordinate aid. A relief train loaded with corn and supplies moved from Vera Cruz toward Pachuca, with plans for entry into the capital if Carranza allows.
Cable from Vera Cruz denies negotiations for peace between General Obregon and Villa, stating no talks are taking place. Reports include Zapata defeat east of Mexico City, Gonzales's forces capturing war material, and Red Cross reps Shanklin and O Connor delivering hospital supplies to Mexico City.
El Paso telegraph from Venusilango Carranza contradicts Miguel Ding Lombardo’s claim that Villa forces retook Lagon in Jalisco and states Carranza troops were victorious in all engagements nearby. San Felipe south of Bun Lule Potest is reported captured in a message to the Carranan agency from Vora Crus.
Secretary of the Navy announced that the government plant for torpedo manufacture had more than tripled production compared with two years ago. He noted the gain would be reflected in increased efficiency and warned of further improvements as the plant operates at Newport, Rhode Island.
The United States plans to send a note to Great Britain over alleged British merchantmen using the American flag to avoid German submarine attacks. Investigations cite affidavits from American sources showing British admiralty agents instructing vessels to fly the American flag. The issue is deemed vital to protect ships legitimately entitled to the American ensign.
Government officials consider four options to keep Victoriano Huerta from crossing the U S southern border. Plans include possible extradition to Juarez, deportation to Spain, or keeping him under tight guard as legal actions unfold.
Four thousand zinc miners planned a city demonstration in Joplin Missouri with the mayor leading the march to show union strength. Meanwhile committees of miners and operators met to reach a settlement and leaders on both sides hoped for an agreement by next Tuesday.
War cuts German candy supplies forcing Filipinos to seek confections in Chicago. News reports a fret shipment totaling 1,900,000 chocolate drops was completed, highlighting wartime trade disruptions and regional supply shifts.
Washington July 2 Franklin D Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy was operated on for appendicitis yesterday and his condition is reported as favorable. He passed a comfortable night and physicians expect a quick recovery.
Chicago July 2 The Pullman company refused a Russian government car order worth about 25 million rubles offering payment in Russian notes and a plant in Russia. President Rupreus insisted on cash as for all customers and declined to build a Russian plant, ending the deal.
London reports June 98 British ships sunk by submarines or mines, totaling about 39,000 tons with 81 lives lost.
Washington reports officials and naval experts view the Armenian incident as proof of a newer, stronger submarine threat. The Armenian reportedly was halted and shelled after refusing to stop, with many crewmen killed or lost at sea. Captain Trickey says the ship burned in three places before surrender at 8 07.
Three British steamers the Inglemoor the Caucasian and the Welbury were torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. Crews of the Inglemoor and Caucasian landed at Falmouth. Welbury crew safe. A note reading You have a cargo of sugar for England but you will never get there was found on Welbury after departure from Cube. Also the schooner Tower sunk off Kastnet with nine crew saved.
Reports from Wantisgion indicate the German council may deliver a response next week regarding the ongoing dispute over a label and the Lositana cellest. Berlin sources say the matter is being prepared for transmission and a decision could arrive by July.
Washington July 2 A report from Mr Gregory outlines the federal prison system plan to employ about 600 inmates to produce sipples for the army and navy and for their own consumption He hopes to revive respect for prisoners by sending officials from the prison industries to address the families of inmates
The segment reports on Madison Wie introducing a 1.4 percent livestock tax proposal in the legislature. It notes debate and the San Francisco context as a reference point for the policy discussion.
An abbreviated Madison dispatch notes a suffrage measure failed to pass. The vote tally shows a decisive percentage opposed to reconsideration of the sleep killing resolution, with only a small fraction supporting it.
United States consuls report that about 100 million dollars in gold bars and 96 million dollars in uncut diamonds lie in British South Africa awaiting transport to London. Gold accumulates at 14 million dollars monthly in South African banks as Transvaal seeks protection from German attack and war risks.
In Galicia the most deadly weapons are 17 inch Skoda shells weighing 2800 pounds. They penetrate 20 feet into soft earth and explode after two seconds. The shells kill or maim within a 150 yard radius and shred shelters, with infantry reduced to trenches as cannon fire prevails.
London reports Lord Carson announcing the first campaign to speed up armament manufacture enrolled 46 000 volunteers. He says the drive will shorten the war and bolster Britain with men and material before year end.
Disjointed older text reports a banker, Mr. Ju i Marshall Caughey, at a club in Annapolis, as a bank board meeting ends with a fatal self-inflicted wound. The garbled lines indicate a public note of suicide during or after a bank board session.
London reports indicate desperate fighting on the Austro Italian front with Italian gains northeast of Montalesne in the Isonzo region while Austrian lines claim inch by inch progress. Greek officials in Washington consider Albania border raids by irregulars. a Greek king’s move to his country residence near Athens is noted.
Senator Kern, Democratic Senate leader, said Bryan would support Wilson for renomination by acclamation. He predicted Wilson would win an overwhelming majority if the European war lasts, and that the Senate would adopt a cloture rule in December to end extended debate.
Telegram from Tiflis reports a Turkish deputy M Vran murdered at Diarbekr. Armenian residents exiled to Erzinga 160 miles away. Spotted typhus reappears in Erivga district amid doctor shortages and refugee crowds near Van.
Ontario presents a diverse array of principal industries with abundant resources and growth potential. The text notes the province’s competitive position relative to Quebec and highlights the breadth of economic activity across sectors.
A USDA circular warns the Hessian fly ravages wheat from Oklahoma to Pennsylvania, threatening millions of bushels. Officials blame the pest for poor condition reports and advise farmers not to sow wheat in August to protect next year’s crop.
German forces renew heavy assaults in the Argonne and near Verdun as French and German accounts clash over gains. French forces claim repelling attacks north of the Hecht Bethune highway and a successful mine blast at La Boirelle, while a limited advance in the Forest of Le Pretre faces counterattack.
New York July 3 Bridgle Webber one of the three self confessed accomplices in the Rosenthal killing denies Becker had any involvement with the murder according to his attorney H T Marshall. New York July 1 Becker appeal moves to new counsel as Martin Manton retires and Becker may relaunch appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
A violent incident at an express office left Dunn dead after a struggle with Edna. Police report indicate the death followed a stubborn altercation during which a telephone receiver was knocked loose. Authorities investigate motive and exact sequence of events.
A clipped item notes Seacomn ot at pes United after Rubber com passing a dividend policy. It references regular quarterly dividends and a 4% rate, with mention of a second option, but details are incomplete.
A brief note reports Austrian purchases of food in Switzerland amid unclear trade frictions. The item names no specific quantities or dates, but indicates cross border shopping activity and regional supply concerns.
Moscow dispatches describe Russian troops continuing to retreat in Galicia and along the eastern front while denying a collapse. German and Austro-Hungarian forces push north and east, with heavy losses reported on both sides and prisoners increasing. The war’s tempo favors Russia’s delaying tactics, yet German reports claim gains and fortify positions as battle lines shift.
German frontiers close as May 68 troop movements flow via Geneva and Paris. Swiss observers wonder about Rhine access while trains reach Constance. German steamer service on Lake Geneva and other neutrals are halted, restricting international travel and errands.
In Little Rock on July 2 there are 199 cases of pellagra reported in Arkansas according to state health officer Dr Jose Berger and aid from the health service. The figures reflect puzzling illness and underline public health concern across the state.
Fragments indicate widespread disruption as builders in Chicago face material shortages. The note alleges strikes or supplier cuts have left carpenters and workers unemployed and seeking resolution. The article hints at manufacturing and material cutoffs affecting construction in the city.
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