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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
2
An item on Hebron in Palestine famed for water bottles and tanning, describing crafts and lengthy processing from skins to bottles, plus the distribution of these wares across Egypt and the Levant. Includes notes on European tastes, British habits, and various global curiosities and historical snippets.
London reports a major Anglo French offensive widening in Flanders and northern France. British and German positions shift as lines advance near Arras and Ypres, with heavy losses on both sides. Turkish losses at Gallipoli cited as prompting reinforcement moves from Smyrna.
Petrograd reports via London that Austro German advances near Nowy Sandec Stryszczow and Breczow threatened Praemysl before Russian forces regrouped. Officials say German Austrian losses may exceed 100000 as they pressed a 16 mile front with heavy attacks while Russians retreated in good order, destroying roads and saving stores.
Berlin reports in the western theater of hostilities that enemy air raids on Bruges caused no military damage. Our forces captured a key hill. Dunkirk was bombarded. an enemy fighter was shot down east of Dixmude. French trenches between Careney and Neuville near Arras are now in our hands, while enemy attempts to break our lines yesterday failed.
New York May 11 Frank Puzia eight year old tailor was arrested by detectives probing the so called Tippler murders in which six year old Cohn and five year old Charles Murray were victims Held without bail for further examination and charged with attacking Helen Manning aged twelve in a hallway of a brownstone last Sunday Fear of the man who slew the boy girl has spread to surrounding areas and is being investigated as a possible link to the case
Buses from Tes arrive as the southern states begin the northern Cuba convention season. Readable fragments indicate transport and regional gathering plans.
Paris May 1 The French war office released an update on the war’s progress noting gains north of Arras were maintained except near Loos where a night counterattack recaptured part of the terrain taken at daybreak. The western front saw artillery engagements yesterday.
Paris reports a floating mine blew up at Amyssios near Moudros on Lemnos, killing five. With many mines drifting from the Dardanelles, Greek authorities warn navigators. A reliable source says Turkish troops in Syria have been ordered to Gallipoli as losses mount.
W H Craig of Adel formerly a day laborer became heir to 40000 in a federal court settlement. He had earlier accepted 1000 thinking his father’s half‑million dollars was not known. He alleges deception by his half brother. A new agreement provides 4000 in cash and land valued at 35000.
Seward Nebraska May 13 The court house and jail bonds missing for nine years were recovered yesterday from a vault of the First National Bank. An agreement with Mrs Lewis Moffitt had set aside 15000 in county bonds for the court house project, with trustees allotted portions and the widow to receive interest for support. Mrs Moffitt died, bonds unnoticed since, until discovery. jail project to proceed now.
More than 100 Americans in Paris signed a cablegram forwarded to President Wilson condemning the sinking of the Lusitania. Notable signers include Dr. Edmund N. Gros, chief action head of the American ambulance corps in France, and A Piatt Andrew formerly assistant secretary of the United States treasury.
London May 12 Robert P Skinner the American consul general here has been informed by the board of trade that it has purchased the cargoes of cotton on board the American steamers Southerner and Caroling detained by British authorities for some time past The Danish steamers Orion and Oscar II bound for Copenhagen held at Kirkwall have been released.
Indianapolis May 1 David M Parry former president of the National Manufacturers association died at his home here today. He had been active in the manufacture of carriages and automobiles.
Secretary Daniels said he has not considered dropping the Atlantic review and that President Wilson has not changed his plan to go to New York for the review on May 21 and 22.
Wuston D C May 12 Senator Sterling departed for Philadelphia and New York with Ale Sterling Sadibols Gallahia. He stopped in four towns in Dakota and visited the treasury department during the trip.
Riots across Great Britain target Germans and naturalized citizens amid Lusitania anger. Homes raided, shops wrecked, and hundreds interned as police struggle to contain crowds. East End attacks spread to docks and markets. special constables deployed.
A president's note to be published soon calls for full explanation of a series of violations of rights in the war zone. It demands financial and moral guarantees and an assurance that submarine practices of unfairness will not be repeated.
Washington faces a critical test as Berlin must reply to the Wilson note protesting the Lusitania sinking. The dispute centers on German submarine policy and neutral shipping rules under international law. The administration seeks assurances that noncombatant losses will not recur and hopes Berlin will curb attacks on neutrals while avoiding U.S. entry into war.
London's chancery court appointed Westock Woolridge receiver and manager for Charles Frohman estates after the Lusitania disaster. The move covers until a personal representative is named, with creditors seeking about $2500. Frohman plans and contracts for next season may continue, though major personnel changes loom as key figures depart.
Calcutta India May American residents adopted a resolution denouncing the destruction of the Ludditanks as an act we condemned with firm conviction and atone by every boner.
Washington notes demand strict accounting for Lusitania losses and American rights violations in the war zone. The note, approved by cabinet, warns of possible consequences if Berlin does not comply and seeks guarantees against future attacks on noncombatants.
Washington May 12 Special warning to farmers issued by the department of agriculture cautions delaying plowing under wheat. The warning notes the Hessian fly damage and urges restraint to protect upcoming crops and minimize losses.
Local publishers protest a rate raise affecting paper costs. Fragmentary notes indicate concerns over freight rates and river trade impacting bills and distribution. The readable text mentions Quile rivers and broad industry implications.
Fragmentary note references Liberty Bell, tow, and a July date. Indicates a public notice style item about a bell related action or event. Limited legible details. entity mentions include Liberty Bell and July.
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