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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
2
The Adjutant General reports robust use of fingerprint records for verifying veteran service and deserter cases, uncovering forged claims and identity fraud. Also noted: Baron Reuters’s news service expansion, colonial and local curiosities, and varied items on postage, education, tunnels, botany, and demography in a compact digest.
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel met with ministers to discuss the international situation. In Genoa a commentator warned Austria and Italy face a chance to press claims, while Count Apponyi urged avoiding a break in Austrian Italian relations and warned of consequences of Russian victories.
A group of 18 labor officials and 82 contractors were indicted in federal court on charges of conspiring to restrain trade and interfering with interstate commerce. The men allegedly formed associations to boycott outside goods and restrict work to union members, with bonds set at 20000 each. Other contractors and union leaders deny wrongdoing.
Calvester Texas April 28 Phil E McCleary an American journalist recently reported sentenced to death by General Carranza arrived on the City of Tampico from Vera Cruz and said he had no trouble with the Carranza government while working in its news service.
Reports to President Wilson from Secretary Redfield at a cabinet meeting show the balance of trade favored the United States last week at 20 603 584 dollars, up about 4 000 006 from the prior week. Cotton exports for the week reached 199 053 bales, totaling 7 100 810 bales since August last.
Towrences Kansas reports a wave of hydrophobia among urban squirrels. Five residents were bitten by the animals, and officials plan to examine brains of several squirrels to determine if the disease is present. If confirmed, all local squirrels may be killed.
Jordon April 2 The Heytors disputed from Sofia that the German voporurecently sent to his alster the second of Greece telegram plain ungdepe beibing the Carman suc thee but on the Western and eastern frontion affirming ble conviction of eventual victory for Germany and Justitia adding that this will serve as a warning to any countries venturing ww join Cemern e eneonlem
A Copenhagen telegram to the Evening News quotes German leaders planning a four year food stock purchase. The report notes strategic reserves and rationing measures amid wartime pressures.
The French armored cruiser Leon Gambetta was torpedoed by an Austrian submarine near the Otranto entrance and went down quickly. About 136 survivors, including 11 subalterns, were rescued. the ship, built in 1904 at Brest, carried 700 to 800 crew and cost 5.65 million dollars.
New York officials move to modify cabaret licenses after a complaint from theatrical managers. The commissioner of licenses orders costly shows with scenery restricted to venues designed for theater, affecting 20 leading restaurants. Restaurant owners say competition drove high prices and hint at seeking enforcement of simpler entertainments.
The United States appeals to the Turkish government for relief of Armenians in Turkey after reported massacres and threats of further outrages. Secretary Bryan cabled Ambassador Morgenthau in Constantinople to press Turkish authorities to protect imperiled Armenians and prevent religious upheavals.
Report notes an agreement between France and Britain to furnish 2 500 horses from Rena Nevada with delivery within 16 days after signing. The contract involves Neil Weat and several agents. The piece mentions artillery type horses to be supplied and paid.
Paul Minn April 4 Tons water poured into the St Paul public library to check a blaze. The disturbance date at city shows over 100 400 volumes affected by the fire and water damage.
A warrant for Joseph Hanel Wanto was issued after a coroner's jury verdict accused him of murdering Mrs. Juda Helner in Brooklyn last Friday. The husband testified he found blood stained clothing of Hanel in the cellar, and detectives traced earrings pawned in Philadelphia to a man resembling Hanel.
Washington April 29. Director General John Barrett explains the scope of the forthcoming Pan American financial conference to be held in Washington May 17. Seventeen of twenty Latin American governments have accepted. delegates named by twelve republics with five others to appoint soon. Brazil and Haiti have not yet decided. Mexico may be invited a non revolutionary financiers are considered.
Houston reports central and south Texas food conditions improving as authorities belief the worst is past. Most streams still out of banks. Nox river flooding declines. water levels recede as Cresta and other floodwaters ease. Officials expect southern rivers to drop soon enabling safer water flow.
Ambiguous clipped report notes delegates at a southern financial congress addressing immigration. Speakers discuss misconceptions and challenges, citing fake deeds and township properties as issues amid calls to boost non native settlement and labor supply.
Chaotic OCR fragment mentions Muskogee Oklahoma and a bank closure under a federal reserve case. It hints at fears of economic impact and ongoing legal proceedings but the text is largely garbled. No clear names or dates beyond April 26.
London April 29. The House of Commons heard a sharp accusation that J P Morgan & Co as purchasing agents for Britain’s Admiralty and War Office misused their position. They allegedly steered contracts to affiliated firms and bought mood supplies at lower prices elsewhere, charging the government more. Irish nationalist J J Mooney pressed for inquiry or contract reallocation if needed.
In Washington discussions on postwar Europe center on whether a disarmament plan will accompany peace or if traditional strength will prevail. The administration’s supporters favor a role for the United States in peace efforts and possible disarmament, aided by Bryan’s treaties and opposition to heavier military buildup. Secretary Bryan promotes a Pan American union peace plan for a permanent international commission to study disputes cannot be diplomatically settled.
Cedar Rapids Iowa April 1 four fires on Maeddiagy street caused about 87 damage to a plant of the Denning Motor Implement company a warehouse and stock were totally destroyed. Fires were near Fay Bros lumber and Serovy residence and were detected before gaining headway one man was arrested and held for investigation.
In Des Moines on April 26 nineteen offenders appeared before Judge Meyer as part of a police campaign against traffic violations. Most pleaded guilty and were fined, with a warning that fines will rise by 8.22 unless compliance improves. Respondents included many business and professional people.
Henry W. Lawlweiler of Pittsburgh serves Gyse years for a crime at a federal prison. The parole action was reported by Leavenworth officials in a terse notice.
News from the front reports severe fighting in Flanders with no decisive gains for either side. Turkish defenses dispute Allied claims of progress in the Dardanelles. In the Carpathians, engagement spikes yield no definite results as Petrograd notes. Captain Scott reports German fleet activity in the North Sea while a potential Arctic clash looms with no confirmed engagement.
British, Belgian, and French forces face renewed German attacks near Ypres as three major fronts grapple for momentum. Reports say German efforts to flank the British near Ypres have failed while French and Belgian lines report heavy fighting and contested gains.
Petrograd reports a day of heavy fighting in the Carpathians near Etry as Austro German reinforcements arrive. The battle involves Russian and Austro German armies with limited maneuver opportunities in the narrow mountain passes.
Fragmented report from Berlin via London notes German high command saying Western theater operations stalled. The document references an attack near Ypres and the pursuit along allied lines, with confusion evident in the teletyped dispatches.
Official bulletin from Belgian army headquarters notes little German activity on the continent. French artillery and infantry captured Lixerne and several German trenches toward Het Sas. More than 100 dead reported on the field. booty includes guns and 200 prisoners. The fight continues.
Paris reports a daily progress update to the north of Ypres with gains on the left flank. It notes taking machine guns and bomb throwers, destroying enemy troops and capturing a German battery while advancing along the Meuse sector and trench lines at Le Haven Saint Bem Calonne.
London dispatch reports the bombardment of the Dardanelles forts persisted into the day. Allied forces bombarded the forts near Sedd el Bahr and others, with heavy fire recorded though certain outcomes remain unconfirmed.
A Reuters dispatch from Athens reports Constantinople authorities have halted planned Armenian uprisings. The Patriarch warned actions were underway, and Turkish forces moved to suppress Armenian proven attempts, signaling a tense crackdown in the capital.
Ambiguous memo fragment cites a April 28 analysis from state officials on boxing policy. OCR text is incomplete with scattered letters. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations beyond generic state references.
Fragmentary OCR reads like gibberish with scattered words and no clear event. No identifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes are readable for a proper summary.
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