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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
War dispatches describe air raids on London with fires and bomb drops, while in Italy Austrian and Italian forces clash near Rovereto and Zugna. Italian advances push toward Trent, with control of Zugna height and renewed fighting along the Tyrol front amid weather delays and river floods.
London reports a Zeppelin raid on the metropolitan area with about 90 bombs dropped. Four people were killed and several injured as fires were tackled. no public buildings were damaged. Officials note incidents across various localities and ongoing anti-German demonstrations.
Verona reports a rain storm and fog delaying Italian operations in the Adige valley as Alpine detachments and two Mesag lorie regiments face exposure. Italians move long range cannon toward Rovereto and threaten Trent from the Fictniine Valley while the Lavarone plateau remains in Italian hands.
Villon Italy reports June 2 that 37 villages around Cortina in the Amwean valley are occupied by Italian troops moving from the south and west. Cortina’s authorities pledge loyalty to King Victor Emmanuel and send telegrams to the Dowager Queen. Meanwhile New York dispatches note three Italian transports laden with troops sailed from Naples May 2 bound for an island.
An I Seton dispatch from Mytilene reports British warships locating an enemy submarine shelter near Anion during June. The discovery is described as a significant, useful achievement in safeguarding Allied vessels and maintaining control of the Dardanelles.
Ouse Butte la June 2 Fremont hominin reports a local lawyer suing Mrs Lida regarding a claim for attorney fees. The case seeks $1400 plus costs from the widow, tied to a dispute over a bond and property valued at about $1,000,000.
Fragmentary dispatch reports ongoing heavy combat north of Arras with unclear details. The garbled text mentions battles, forces, and a tense frontline but provides no verifiable names or dates.
Nish Serbia June 2 official dispatch reports renewed Serbian military activity against Austria Hungary. Serbian artillery dispersed an Austrian battalion fortifying near Capinova and noted continued activity along the Albanian frontier amid preparations on both sides for renewed operations.
The Japanese Diet approved a military expansion by 232 to 19, endorsing a two division boost about 24 000 men and backing the naval program with three submarines and eight destroyers. Government and opposition alike backed military and naval development amid a dissolved previous diet.
Washington June 1 The Supreme Court rules an administrator may recover both pecuniary losses to the employer's estate and the pain and suffering endured by the deceased under the 1910 amendment to the federal employer’s liability law.
London reports the Russian bare Mentrom was blown up by a mine six miles north of Spain. The vessel sank and her crew were landed at Hull today by a Norwegian Liner.
Balt Lake City Utah June 1 Professor Merrill vice president of the Panam Exposition commission of Utah and a widely known agricultural expert died this morning of injuries suffered last night when his wagon ran off an embankment He was crime noted as an agriculture expert at the Salt Lake Route and served for several years on the faculty of the state college of agriculture
Fragmentary text reports a court decision ending a lodge fight and upholding bylaws after a long dispute. The ruling concludes a protracted internal conflict and clarifies leadership or governance matters within the organization.
In a somber notice, Boylen of Villiceg dies after a prolonged illness. He was admitted to the local hospital and passed away after years of service to the community. A funeral is expected to honor his memory.
President Wilson defers public statement on Mexican affairs awaiting cabinet talks. Miss Mabel Boardman proposes arms embargo and food trade limits to ease famine as Red Cross coordinates relief and distribution at border depots. Carranza reports indicate authorities in Vera Cruz and Guanajuato pledge to supply provisions. Mexico City crisis described as pitiful.
London reports circulate about a Grecian ruler possibly stabbed in the French chamber lounge. Witnesses say a dagger wound occurred after a public incident, with rumors of an operation and authorities not yet confirming the event.
Fragmentary clipping notes President Wilson weighing possible call for an extra session. The record mentions discussions and potential timing but details are unclear in the readable text.
London June 1 The Morning Post reports a long manifesto of the German socialist party widely read among workers. It accuses Austria of causing the war and denounces German imperialists secret diplomacy and the war party. It states peace was possible in March but imperial greed blocked it.
A London message reports Turkish losses at Gallipoli exceeding 40 000 during defenses as a British submarine campaign disrupts troop movements to the Purdana and Constantiople fronts. Other dispatches describe panic in Constantinople and military dislocations along the Dardanelles with Armenian concerns tied to Allied actions.
A German consul at Haifa reports the German consulate in Turkey was destroyed by shells during hostilities. French forces and naval actions are described as interceding, with Turkish troops said to have opened fire amid observed bombardment.
In Richmond on June 2 the 20th annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans began with pledges of support for President Wilson and prayers for a just peace. Thousands of Southern veterans marched through the streets to the city auditorium, welcomed by Governor Stuart as flags waved and honored attendees, including the widow of General J. B. Stuart. The ceremony opened with a prayer for blessings on the nation and steadfast resolve in these perilous times.
The International Harvester Company of New Jersey released its annual report showing a decline in net earnings to 11.4 million dollars from 15.1 million the previous year. Domestic and foreign operations faced mixed results with France Germany and Russia contributing differently while South America and Canada posed unsettled conditions. The report notes reduced profits in foreign markets and ongoing manufacturing activities.
Fragmentary text cites urging cooperation among nations and leaders across the Americas. Mentions mayoral figures, city pledges, and calls for a continental pact on trade and unity, though several lines are garbled and names unclear.
Washington June 2 President Wilson and his cabinet debate responses to Germany over Lusitania and submarine warfare. A brief note to Berlin is expected while Count Bernstorff’s visit to the White House may influence but not alter the policy path. Diplomatic severance remains likely if Germany rejects universally accepted international law standards.
A damaged, fragmented report from San Diego references a fishing boat fired upon by Mexicans near Lower California. The garbled text notes bullets and a possible mistaken identity with no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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