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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
8
Yield Headquarters reports Carranza troops near the southern end of the American lines. General Pershing maintains strong outposts in all directions and takes precautions to prevent trouble. After three months of campaigning American troops are in magnifi cent form for any work.
San Antonio report notes large ammo and supply depots in Mexico and border areas. Prepurchase and arsenal output upswing show Army better prepared than after Villa raid. Transportation expanded with 500 trucks, motor ambulances, armored cars, improved wireless and telegraph, and new searchlights for night operations.
In Washington June 32 Senate discussion on Mexico triggers moves to authorize intervention. Senator Worka California urges quick action and claims Congress must declare purposes and intent if force is used. Chair Stone says the foreign relations committee has taken no action and offers no timetable.
In Virginia Minnesota on June 22 a clash between special police and LW W strikers heading to picket the Alpena mine of Oliver Iron Mining left one man dead and two wounded. Over 60 shots were fired including by a woman with a repeating rifle.
New York June 2 The American Red Cross mobilizes for Mexico border emergency sending physicians and nurses to aid the government. Over 600 nurses in New York are available for immediate service under Director General Jefferson Rh. Keane. Training classes run to handle volunteers as a tentative relief package moves toward the border.
A formal Mexican communications to Secretary Lansing questions why American troops ventured away from their base near the Texas Central railroad during the Carrizal engagement. It cites casualties including 17 American prisoners and requests clarifications on General Pershing’s reported actions at Casas Grandes and Nuevo Casas Grandes.
The Rev Ferdinand F Schultz pastor of the Church of Christ Disciples Chillicothe Ohio offers to serve in the firedroom of a battleship or as chaplain of marines to Major General George Barnett commandant US Marine Corps He is a practicing engineer as well as a preacher and although 67 years old he is hearty and ready to respond to a call to serve Old Glory at any time.
Plattsburgh New York officers list shows Charles F. Hughes Jr son of the Republican presidential nominee as a corporal at the training camp Archie Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt is to be a battalion quartermaster sergeant W Woking Harvard philosophy president David B P Burtoene former US commissioner of education in the Philippines and a Belgian recommisser and Gaston Sergent head of the Chicago Opera company have been promoted to corporals.
Williams Dennis of Cedar Rapids realigned as head of the state parole board with F Magille of Storm Lake named to succeed Shin. The report lists states with notable blind populations in death or disability ranks and mentions New Mexico, Arizona, Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia in the context of the era's social statistics.
In Waukegan June 22 the defense for Willam Orpet seeks to remove jurors citing alleged incompetency of the state's evidence. A notable report mentions three Chinese girls arriving as alleged stowaways and comments on global oyster fisheries. A 4 year old child is described as unusually tall for age.
The President led a vast Washington display in favor of national preparedness. Civil and official Washington joined the march from the Capitol to the White House in a spectacle estimated to surpass a large gathering.
The article outlines early 20th century Alaska expansion, noting road and rail schemes from Cordova to Seward, copper and coal prospects, and government efforts to develop transport links. It cites investments, population indicators, and federal actions shaping Alaska’s economic future and imperial ambitions.
Costs of funerals rise with inflation and elaborate displays. Theiss argues prices climbed from 1853 to 1880 as undertakers add gowns, crapes, mourning costumes, and pomp. He urges cheaper, simpler funerals to spare the living and curb ostentation.
Fragmented text discusses fatty degeneration and a debate on international violations by a European belligerent. It references officials, rights, property, and moral arguments, mentioning Mr. Lansig and RNentening with fatty degeneration amid wartime discourse.
In February 1915 at Vauquois the band of a regiment played the Marseillaise under fire to inspire a charge. Musicians acted as stretcher bearers amid shelling. 26 musicians faced casualties, four killed and seven wounded, yet continued their role and were decorated, the jester earning the Legion of Honor.
The article discusses German expectations for railway expansion in Asia Minor and neighboring regions as a strategic means to economic and potential political influence. It notes the slow progress of such plans, the challenges of building a vast network across Asia Minor Syria and Mesopotamia, and the emphasis on rail corridors to support military and defense logistics.
A garbled text fragment discusses possible materials for a baby and mentions waking a band at a location with unclear details. The context is obscure and names or concrete facts are not discernible.
The excerpt describes resizing infant clothing with longer bands and hems, using feather stitching to finish edges, and adding casings for narrow ribbons. It notes temporary sleeve and neck openings, decorative tucks, and sheer fabric trims like a bow and ruffle edging for yoke style gowns.
A garbled dialogue depicts Aldrich in a parlor scene with his loved one Ghe Lo. A younger brother Interjects mentioning a finger and a transfer of blame. The mood hints at mischief or deception in a domestic setting.
A long, archaic prose fragment describes a "calf path" that generations follow, turning a crooked trail into a city street. It portrays religious zeal, imitation, and moral instruction with figures like a Wise bellwether and a Grail, noting how crowds trace a beaten path through time and space, often forgetting original aims.
The readable parts discuss health matters and personal welfare across references to diets and happiness. It mentions the United States public health service and various places, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
In a club setting Mrs Archibald Cannon dispenses marital advice on happiness and attention, urging women to avoid the dulling trap of subservience. The discussion includes anecdotes from Margaret Brewster and reflections on how trust, support, and timing affect love and marriage.
A man who bet forty dollars that a policeman would present five medals was caught in an attempted theft. The suspect, named in records as Low Petre Parkelon, faced prosecution after the incident at the park.
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