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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
3
Gotham police reveal a sweeping conspiracy involving high profile figures including Rockefeller Vanderbilt and Carnegie aimed at bombing St Patrick’s Cathedral. Investigators say the plot unravels a vast network with arrests and new evidence emerging in a major criminal case.
New York police disclosed an elaborate plan by anarchists to attack the city. Detectives led by Frank Baldo, a central office operative, thwarted the scheme by arresting 24 year old Frank Abarno at the cathedral as he prepared to light a hazardous device. Abarno confessed, with Charles Carbone later charged as an accomplice. The plot targeted major banks and wealthy individuals including Andrew Carnegie John D Rockefeller and Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Paris reports a tentative peace accord among France Britain Russia over the Dardanelles opening giving Russia free passage. Allied bombardment resumes. a Russian admiral joins the fleet. Gallipoli postings surge as Turkish forces are readied. a gale halts allied operations delaying further reductions of the strait forts.
In Kinton West Virginia March 3 an explosion at New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Mining Company mine No 1 trapped sixty miners three miles from Thurmond. Rescue teams moved quickly but none were freed by 10 20 am. A rescue car from Glenallum was dispatched as smoke filled the drift and one unconscious miner was located about 100 feet inside the main drift.
Washington reports President Wilson directed the present New York grand jury investigation into alleged fraud though diplomatic officers may not face official charges. The fate of the German embassy’s attaché Boyd has been highlighted amid concerns over international law and diplomacy.
New York reports the American Legion will open its headquarters tomorrow with a formal ceremony. Officials say the event will feature a ceremonial gathering of movement leaders and flag presentation as part of a broader push for national defense.
In Des Moines Iowa on March 2 attorneys for several defendants recently found guilty under the Sherman anti trust law will file thirty six separate petitions for rehearing. The move aims to challenge individual verdicts and delay further actions.
Venton march report from Hurwerian papers states Praemysl, under four months of Ruselah army siege, is not in immediate danger as aviators visit the garrison. Shortages may last three more months aided by thousands of wild ducks shot for provisions. Population around 60,000 with 5,000 Russian prisoners. The Russian besiegers hold entrances while the town’s fortified outer line and surrounding farmland cover 12 miles.
Paris reports autopsies on soldiers who appeared thunderbolts victims reveal tiny fragment from a three inch shell lodged in vital organs. The fragment causes imperceptible wounds and fatal internal hemorrhages due to the shell’s fragmentation into thousands of pieces.
Reports claimed Ortie McManigal the dynamite drawer who aided the McNamara case would testify in the Los Angeles Times bombing trials but Malcolm McLaren denied knowledge of his location. McLaren said McManigal never left Los Angeles after a recent release and that he alone knows where McManigal is.
A 61 year old miner, Nokes, struggles with morphine addiction amid new federal law. The report describes personal crisis and fear of a drug shortage affecting treatment and daily life.
London reports Petrograd says Russia completed operations around Preasnyss and pushed two German corps to the frontier. Russia resumes offensive in Galicia. Berlin cites Russian attacks repulsed north of Lom ia and Ostrolenka with little eastern front news. Vienna notes Western Carpathians action and heavy Russian reinforcement. Britain hails Asquith’s submarine policy. neutral protests may have been avoided by a formal blockade. French and German talks claim fighting in Champagne with heavy French losses east of Celles. Eastern front sees Russian advances southeast of Augustow forests repelled near Lomian and Plock.
Reported by Lemberg dispatches describe Austrian authorities punishing roughly 20 locals in Stapiczany Galicia after its capture by allies. Among those executed were two restaurant proprietors and several railway workers, with warnings issued by authorities prior to the advance. Eastern Front details note German forces reporting countering French troops, claiming local successes in the Ayeen region as fighting continues.
London reports a Russian cavalry movement cut the German East Prussian army at Krasnell last Friday, splitting it into two with a wide gap. The Austrian army faces danger as Russian offensives push toward Stanislau, forcing Austrian retreat through Kolomea toward Bukowina.
Paris reports from the war office describe a fairly quiet day between the sea and the Aisne with enemy attacks repulsed southeast of St Eloi south of Ypres. In Champagne Rheims bombarded with about 50 shells and allied gains reported near Perthes and Pearsefour region with captured trenches and small advances. heavy losses noted from counterattacks and trench fighting in several sectors.
London reports a proposal to supply England with clean native mules to bolster cavalry and mounted infantry. British cavalry Horses are exhausted and stock on farms limited. Mules are praised for rough country work, with historical use by Spanish and Mexican forces cited as proof.
Washington Do March 2 For the first time since July government revenues for a month of the current fiscal year beat the pace set during the prior month. Treasury reports show revenue from all sources at 43 040 272 compared with February receipts of 49 643 470. Ordinary expenditures rose, leaving a net deficit for the month of about 12 0000. The canvas of disbursements for eligible months of the fiscal year shows receipts roughly in line with expectations.
New York on March 2 the appointment of Mire Charles Mo Troag widow of a state court justice as receiver of a large property in Lagmoag was approved by Justice Gavegun. The judge said a woman is traditionally trusted to manage homes and assets and should be capable of overseeing the estate in question. The case hinges on concerns about management and suitability of oversight.
Report from wartime dispatches describes heavy fighting on multiple fronts. German and Russian forces clash near Ypres and Ville-Lie Tourbe while French advances are repelled. German trenches extend near Celles and Kalno as Russian assaults fail along the Bobby river and northeast of Croodne.
The war office reports no major developments since last night. In Campagne the first line of German trenches remained held from north west of Perthes to north of Heausjour with partial advances along the line. Cannonading continues at Argonne. no new front news, and overall progress is described as maintained.
Berlin reporting from The Tagblatt notes heavy fighting along the Carpathians as Russians incur heavy losses in attempts to regain crests lost earlier. The correspondent says snowstorms blanket the frontline and Russian forces sacrifice many men to avert an encirclement of their flank.
Insurgent members of the Iowa House intend to unseat the state highway commission this session. They plan to sign a pledge to back a bill abolishing the commission, regain control over road policy, and shift highway matters back to supervisors. Leaders include Johnan Lucas Kopp Harrison and party organizers.
Denver and other locales report passage of a temperance measure with penalties for enforcement failures. The bill aligns with a constitutional amendment and takes effect in January, shaping local and state enforcement actions and public compliance.
Judge Vas Fleet Lie Unplaed States appointed receivers for the Western Pacific railroad after Equitable Company of New York filed a petition for receivership. Marren Olney Jr, chief counsel, announces the action following a recent order granting the appointment.
A 2001 testimony compilation indicates the militia favored miners’ opponents during a major Colona strike. The committee report notes federal aid and state troops, with evidence suggesting the militia aligned with operators against striking miners, and urges humane treatment of all involved.
In Philadelphia a man identified as Charles 5. St Clair killed himself after detailing plans to end his life and the life of a young woman, believed to be a Bridgeport girl named Edna Totter. He had settled affairs to take his wife to San Francisco, leaving a wedding ring inscription on the deceased.
Federal grand jury charges the Hamburg American Line with conspiracy to defraud the government and evade customs clearances aboard vessels including the American steamship Lorenzo and the steamship Herwind. Names cited include George Kotter and Felix Setiner, with overdue arrivals reported at Buenos Aires and Alexandria.
Fragmented report shows Chicago mayor facing objections from Budett women and a commission over permitting a Saturday night dance at a Lake Shore venue. The piece mentions working groups and a formal committee debate, with stray phrases about complaints and conditions, but details are garbled.
A Sioux City youth had a miraculous escape after stepping from the curb into a vehicle. The collision caused minor injuries, with onlookers reporting the youth narrowly avoided serious harm as the car stopped and wheels narrowly cleared.
March 7 newspaper note reports grand opera company bankruptcy filing with details of liabilities and court scheduling. Names and exact figures are partly garbled but indicate a voluntary petition seeking relief amid financial distress.
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