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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
7
An intimate account describes the U S Marines and blue jackets in Vera Cruz during the occupation. It covers the 6100 troops, court martials for 1200 malcontents, censorship, sleepless nights in the streets, and the hard daily life of Uncle Sam’s boys amid political concerns.
Vera Cruz dispatches report Chief Gunner's Mate Boswell killed as Michigan landing battalion goes ashore in the First Company. Marines and sailors pursue snipers, clear infantry barracks, and face smallpox and meningitis fears while maintaining patrols and discipline amid tense occupation duties.
A Los Angeles Tribune column extols Dr. Wiley as father of two boys and critiques the public fixation on his family. It argues many families are equally healthy and bright, and suggests society may tire of sensational baby coverage while celebrating grandparenting.
The article argues that during the transition from childhood to womanhood a girl’s instinct to become a home maker is thwarted by emphasis on external affairs. It notes risk of falling behind in school, urges renewed effort, and suggests prioritizing rudiments of housekeeping to ease nervous strain and promote healthier future generations.
The New York Tribune reports a planned Boston Yacht Club cruise along the Cape cod canal route. It promises safer sailing and broader cruising grounds from Nantucket to Vineyard sounds, extending from Hell Gate northward, opening new opportunities for amateur and professional yachtsmen alike.
The document summarizes a murky reading on Japan's stance amid global tensions. It notes expectations of neutrality versus potential war involvement and mentions reactions from observers and legal experts. It references ongoing debates without clear conclusions.
OCR fragment shows garbled text mentioning Gaillard Cut and surrounding terms. Key readable bits refer to a gateway, a route, and names like David, RAD, and army, but the passage is largely unintelligible. The item appears to be a damaged note or column fragment with no clear event or date.
Washington inquiry into the Billard company seeks origins of its $2,000,000 capital and whether funds came from the New Haven, Hartford and Boston lines. Witnesses describe large checks, transfers, and moves dating from 1907 to 1913, with memory gaps cited.
Colonel Roosevelt, during an exploring journey through Brazil, shed 56 pounds and remained weak but showed signs of improvement today while recovering from an abdominal abscess.
Washington notes two new counterfeit national bank notes seized by the secret service. A $5 note on the National Bank of Tulare California and a $10 note on Union National Bank of Oklahoma bear the 1002 1908 series with check letters D and PF. Officials note their workmanship is so poor they should not deceive.
Erie Pa May 7 The steel freight steamer City of Rome bound for Toledo from Buffalo burned to the water line off Ripley New York early today Crews escaped in boats all safe
In Rome on May 7 the International Council of Women held a meeting where Rev. Anna Howard Shaw of New York delivered a report on women. Shaw presented remarks emphasizing progress and issues facing women globally.
Senator Lippitt of Rhode Island accuses the administration of aiding Villa and violating neutrality as the Bennie resolution to back Wilson’s stance against Huerta is debated. Stone defends the administration, and the measure is laid on the table without a vote amid sharp exchanges over Veracruz, Villa, Carranza, and policy.
After a White House conference with the president, Senator Kern indicated probable adjournment by July 10. The session aims to finish the Panama Canal repeal bill, trust legislation, and appropriation bills, while rural credits likely await next winter. Both parties seek an early adjournment regardless of disagreements.
May 189? body of General Daniel Sickles to be buried in Arlington National Cemetery beside Third Army comrades after a telegram from Secretary of War Garrison. Plot, military escort, firing squad and chaplain assigned to meet the train. Funeral services to be held in New York at St Patrick's Cathedral with Phil Kearney post, G. A. R. participants.
The president named John Floyd King of the District of Columbia as assistant registrar of the treasury in a May nomination. He would serve in the Washington office pending confirmation.
Salem, Ore May 6 Governor West issued a proclamation placing the Friare club operating Milwaukie Laver under martial law. A squad of militiamen is ordered to proceed to the tavern and seal it. Soldiers to confiscate and lock up all automobiles arriving with guests.
The foreign relations committee began review of the London conference convention on sea safety but after two days failed to reach a conclusion and postponed action until next week.
The United States naval tug Potomac, which spent the winter off the Gulf of St. Lawrence, was seized today by her engineer the state’s consular agent and a party from Newfoundland during a routine assessment.
Crowds press the criminal court building in New York for the second Becker trial. Judges and lawyers attend as Charles Whitman faces a jury selection amid graft questions and renewed defense motions.
London May 7 An important contribution to the debate on faith cure from The Committee on Spiritual Healing appointed after the 1911 clerical medical conference. The report says divine power works through natural laws and that spiritual ministration should be recognized with medical care. It warns against independent treatment by unqualified healers and notes no proven cure of organic disease by faith healing alone.
About 600 Norwegian Americans from Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas arrived in Washington en route to Norway for the centennial. They stayed for the day as Representative Haugen Senator Nelson and other Scandinavian congressmen hosted them.
Cedar Rapids hosts the Iowa grand lodge triennial convention of the Degree of Honor with about 200 delegates arriving. A reception will honor Elizabeth Alburn of Sioux City and Prancis Buell Olsen of St Paul. Kaner Blouwity misses the next meeting while delegates from that region feel confident about success.
Lieut Seint Lague was killed and Pioneer Munperad injured when their Feenen army aircraft crashed from a height of 1200 feet during a return flight. Rescue efforts followed, with initial reports noting a quick search and recovery at the scene.
At Rome in May the second day of the International Council of Women assembly grew tense as delegates debated removing the Countess Aberdeen from the presidency a position she has held for 20 years. American delegate May Wright Sewall distributed a book on the council’s origins amid calls for change.
Washington May 7 Mediation of the Mexican crisis will continue without representation from the constitutionalist forces. The South American envoys said Carranza may not join the talks, which will be held on Canadian soil with Huerta and possibly Carranza delegates. The mediators plan to relocate to Niagara Falls on May 18 and will depart May 14 to set up for opening sessions.
General Manuel Chao is removed as Chihuahua's constitutionalist governor by General Francisco Villa. Trinidad Rodriguez is named governor and Chao is ordered to report to front near Torreon. Secretary Alvestro Terragas is replaced by Augusto Labunwhad as Carreño allies are noted by Villa followers.
A large New York delegation pressed Secretary Bryan in Washington to outline protective steps for old Tampico district properties and urged timely action to safeguard one property deemed most at risk. The report includes other May news with a new charter vote in Ohio and U S German rescue gratitude.
Joshua Crane junior of Bowen defeated Lanioa in a dramatic court championship final with a decisive score of 3-? in a tense match.
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