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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
3
The presidents of two traction companies refused mediation from the state Board of Arbitration after noting several fair offers to settle were rejected by the union. Meanwhile a streetcar strike paralyzed urban transit, with 1.56 million people affected as elevated and surface lines faced delays and guard-protected trains amid ongoing tensions.
In New York on June 14 a report states that travelers to Europe during the war cannot obtain life insurance from major firms including Mutual Life Equitable and New York Life. Americans visiting belligerent countries face denial unless special provisions are made, effectively barring coverage for war related death risks.
Alderniale committee and Mayor Thompson met after two men made failed attempts to wreck a south side train by hurling a plank from a fire escape. A second target saw a brick thrown from a roof into a passenger car, injuring none. An acid bomb damaged a window on a northbound elevated train. Detectives described the suspects as sought after by authorities.
Five hostile airmen bombarded Karlsruhe for 45 minutes this morning. Several people were killed or wounded and material damage occurred but no military importance. Karlsruhe lies on the Rhine about 75 miles from the French frontier. The war office later said the open town was attacked by bombs with eleven civilians killed and six injured. no military damage was caused.
Princeton New Jersey June 16 distinguished men received honorary degrees at Princeton Universitys commencement. George W Goethals Thomas A Edison Myron T Herrick were among those honored. The 277 seniors included 111 bachelors of arts 112 bachelors of letters 61 bachelors of science and 23 civil engineers. Coethals Herrick and Theodore N Vail received doctors of law while Edison earned doctor of science and Frank Kneisel led the Kneisel quartet earned doctor of music.
Junius Spencer Morgan of New York and Louise Converse daughter of Frederick Converse were married at St Pauls Episcopal Church with about 200 attendees. The bride's sisters Augusta and Marie plus Jane Morgan, sister of the groom, attended as honors.
Constitutional convention opens debate on altering how legislators are elected. Executive organization committee report favors sweeping changes including election of senators at large and redefined terms. No clear agreement yet on adoption or specifics.
Berlin dispatch reports arrest of Hardenberg and other officials linked to the Lusitania disaster inquiry in New York. German sources note conflicting testimonies and questions about port officials as investigators press the grand jury probe.
Washington observers say Germany will not reply promptly to the June 9 note. Berlin aims for a long parley and exchanges to wind a cautious course, avoiding a break in relations while not fully answering the munition question. Public sentiment hinges on German submarine actions.
A Berlin London commentary argues for avoiding new naval conflicts between Germany and the United States. It urges both sides to pursue diplomacy, with proposed arrangements on merchant shipping and submarine warfare to protect passengers and reduce tensions. The piece condemns wartime rhetoric and favors peaceful channels.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a vessel related to Norway and Germany with references to New York and Berlin. The text is heavily garbled with missing names and events, preventing a clear summary of the incident and involved parties.
London editorials call for ending the contract between the government and the J. P. Morgan banking house. The Moret firm acts as agents for Great Italy in munitions dealings in America. A growing push for revising terms reflects belief that using middlemen in New York is no longer feasible.
Washington reports strong belief that Lynch will replace McCombs as national Democratic chairman. McCombs reportedly will not resign immediately. Lynch seen as favored to assume leadership and direct the party into campaigns next year amid internal divisions and broader party strategy.
Miss Nona McAdoo daughter of William G McAdoo secretary of the treasury arrives in New York from France where she nursed a wounded soldier for four months She says her return was urged by her father who believed the strain of long service would be too much She denies giving up nursing for good and notes there is ample aid and equipment at the hospital involved.
Report of Paterson officials and locals probing the Paneate River to locate Jalen Holland’s early submarine. The first boat reportedly lacked powered propulsion, was horse-towed, tested in the estuary river, and stayed submerged briefly with students aboard before plans for a new craft and exhibition by the Paterson Chamber of Commerce.
Pommern takes the New Derby Stakes at Byunne racecourse with Let Fly close behind. The event offered $440 per side with $6,000 to Lord Joy, amid entries including Augusts Rock and H Burgess Chickanedee. Pommern opened 10 to 1, later 4 to 1, in a race replacing the Classe event canceled due to the war.
London report tallies British naval losses at thirteen thousand five hundred and forty seven. The tally covers officers and sailors from the navy and corps. casualties include killed and reported missing, with figures indicating a continuing war cost.
A garbled notice describes a Taft visit at Wellesley College with the president and students assembled. It mentions the young women and degrees and references the largest crowd or event associated with the occasion.
Report from Jonsbruck Austria cites 25,000 Austro-Hungarian troops moving toward the Italian front near the Riva river.Heavy fighting near Grog and Gradisci yields 1,400 Austrian and nearly equal Italian casualties.Austrian depots destroyed at Tolmin and avalanches lowered in the Alps.Brigandage and reprisals alleged behind Austrian lines.
New York reports from London say the government paid an installment of more than 1000000 for cotton cargoes en route to Sweden in March and April. Britain detained 26 ships carrying 200000 bales valued at 62000000, drafts discounted by hawkers and trust companies now due, raising fears of losses if Britain pays.
Washington report shows US foreign trade balance at 14.266 million dollars for the week ending June 12. Imports were down and exports rose to 46.8 million dollars, reflecting a favorable balance as data moves toward the commerce department.
Dispatch reports heavy German onslaughts as fresh Teuton troops press advances from Labassee to the Jereviia sector. Soviet forces claim success at several river fronts with 1 400 prisoners taken and recaptured villages near Regoupzne and Jouravkeff.
War news from June 17 reports British forces capturing a trench line west of La Raseee and a German airship forced to land within French lines near Noray Sur Ourq northeast of La Lerte Mion. Aviators were captured.
The French embassy stated that yesterday British troops carried another line of German trenches to the west of Lehasvee, evidencing advances on the Western Front.
Joplin Missouri June 17 Cul Jone B Worth a millionaire mine operator owes his life to the high price of cine. Prisoners in an abandoned mine were rescued by Roy Carswell and San Houston who entered the old workings after Worth, who had been held captive for five days, described being accosted by two strangers at a hotel. A fuse was attached to a box of dynamite but the two rescuers freed him within about 32 hours. Worth had previously been fined in Indianapolis five years ago for advertising them for the white Honda of women.
The 380 mile automobile race in Chicago is postponed from the scheduled Saturday to a later date due to roadway conditions. Officials say the event will now be held on the new Saturday at the same venue, with drivers preparing for the rescheduled twist in the schedule.
The Russian Grand Duke and noted scientist died during the upheaval of wartime Petrograd. He led in scientific and military circles and was a prominent figure in the state’s affairs. His death occurred amid the war’s turmoil and shifting loyalties.
London dispatch reports from Amsterdam that the 1916 draft reserve class is being rushed for service. The note says recruits who were to prepare last week are being reassigned to active duty by order.
Military dispatches claim German advances on multiple fronts with striking results near the Wisnia river and Dniester area. Reports quote Austrian and Russian lines, noting heavy fighting, captured towns, and high prisoner counts as Allied and German forces maneuver across eastern fronts.
Field fragment from a theater of war describing ongoing operations with references to forces, attacks, and positions. The text mentions clashes near the Hie between Sbevin and Straus and a Prothe attack, but many words are garbled.
A state supreme court case involves a two hundred fifty allegations of price manipulation during a process described as a combined effort. The document cites a probe into tainted values and potential industry-wide impact in the region.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a decisive victory for a Greek war party amid mentions of Greece and France. The legible content references a strong win, unclear dates, and scattered names. The source is garbled with missing or foreign terms.
A garbled regional report notes roads reopening after a harsh period, with references to Missouri and multiple highways. The read text hints at improved travel and renewed access for local traffic.
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