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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
5
In a serialized tale, Eric and Joan confess deep feelings after a playful kiss. They vow secrecy while pondering future vows, including marriage, as family pressures and a looming social excursion complicate their budding romance. Adam Carr remains a watchful, elusive presence as tension builds.
Eric walks down Blige den avenue still buoyant, then meets Mr Presbrey whose stern yet kindly tone shatters his happiness. The minister’s arrival revives past humiliations and the looming troubles with Chetwynd, his mother, and his uncle. Eric hurries to luncheon while Presbrey wryly admonishes him about Aunt Wally and time.
The Milwaukee Journal critiques Pullman for decades of overcharging passengers for berths and parlor car seats while shifting porter wages onto riders. It cites the federal industrial commission on racial dependency and describes how the public subsidized wages, arguing the corporation has shamelessly bled the public to trim its payroll. It questions how much longer the public will tolerate this imposition.
The Kansas City Star reports Sing Sing prison will be abandoned and replaced by a modern facility based on reformist cottage systems. Governor Whitman and New York leaders plan to invest about $2,000,000 to build a humane, ventilated prison designed by reform advocate Thomas Mott Osborne.
A brief look at Leeland and Denmark as experiments in national prohibition. Leeland, with poor soil and climate, has no jails or notable courts, yet hosts newspapers, schools, and churches while pursuing total abstinence for individuals and nationwide prohibition. Denmark is shown as approving the experiment.
A fragmented archival note discusses revolutions and upheavals from Kansuaity Blur to deapollam and Wberry, arguing that political shifts arise from inefficiency. It posits the Great Human revolution transformed the Roman republic into an empire due to systemic failure, warning that lawmakers who deny efficiency face deep peril to the republic.
In the May American Magazine, James Montgomery Flags presents a humorous eight line piece and illustration titled wives. It includes a descriptive extract about a man in love and a Cleveland cir cle impression that a man proposing is paying a high compliment. The quip says a man is generally dizzy in the heart when he proposes and desires the woman to save her home and live with him in an uneducated manner.
A reflection on moral courage amid public opinion, contrasting private integrity with the pressure to conform. The author argues that service to a higher cause requires disciplined restraint and honest action even when facing ridicule or misunderstanding from peers.
At Mohonk Lake New York May 21 the Lake Mohonk conference on International arbitration hosted a heated exchange on armament. Secretary of War Garrison and General Leonard Wood argued for greater military preparation while Norman Angell urged disarmament noting that stronger military build ups fail to guarantee peace. Angell asserted that piling armaments worsens risk and warned against imitators of German militarism. The debate ended amid excited response and adjournment.
In Cincinnati Ohio on May 2 the western Unitarian conference held its last session. Charles M Perry of Lowally was to discuss the Basic of Nationalism. Rev Frederick J Gaul of Toledo spoke on The Basic of Internationalism and Rev Maxwell Savage of Louisville on International religion.
Announcement from B S McClure says New York Evening Mail will be sold to McClure Newspaper Corporation forming there with McClure as president. The McClure portion is reportedly valued at 1 250 000 dollars.
A garbled report notes the thirteenth anniversary of independence celebrated in Pranciaco with civil and monetary events at a public venue. The text contains numerous OCR errors but implies a formal building ceremony or gathering and references national symbols or republicurs.
London May 21 The Times and Pall Mall Gazette scrutinize Lord Kitchener’s role as the coalition cabinet forms. Debates cite his control of war questions and the heavy burden on him as Napoleonic comparison notes. Lloyd George is floated for minister of war if Kitchener retires as liberals hint at conscription becoming necessary.
President Wilson praised the Atlantic fleet after its New York review. He commended the appearance and quiet efficiency of officers and men, echoing Admiral Dewey on the navy being in peak condition and urging continued strength and equipment.
Cortetania Norway May 21 naval inquiry states the Norwegian vessel American was not blown up by a mine in the North Sea on May 9. Witnesses testified that the destroyer was sunk by other causes, countering the earlier claim of a mine strike.
London May 2 The Russian front along the San remains active as reports say Austro German forces are decisively checked at Przemysl while a major battle looms along the Son and in Courland. Petrograd confirms Russian victories and the front extends about 100 miles as Grand Duke Nicholas directs a strategic withdrawal from base. Western front artillery duels continue with little other activity reported.
Berlin reports a day of mixed fronts with limited gains for the Allies in Flanders and the Lorette hills while French attacks near Ablain are repulsed. Russian actions show heavy losses and prisoner captures as forces retreat toward forests and minor divisions hold. Counterattacks are launched along several fronts as Russians retreat from Niemen and San river regions.
A Lokal Anzeiger correspondent reports Austrians redeploying troops behind the River San and preparing for a stand. The Teutons are said to hold several footholds on the Russian side as fighting continues along the front.
Paris dispatch on May 2 reports the French war ministry released no new information this Wednesday night regarding the military situation.
A May dispatch from Mytilene via Athens reports Allied forces silencing Turkish fortifications at Kill Bahr on the European side of the Dardanelles. Reports say Nagars on the Asiatic shore may fall imminently as Turkish positions receive reinforcements and are supported by a fleet.
European and American officials debate Germany’s submarine policy as Berlin signals willingness to bargain after possible concessions. Washington weighs how to respond, aiming to avoid rupture while pressuring Germany to curb attacks on neutral and passenger ships.
Australian General Sir Willyam Hirdwood, commander in chief of Allied forces in the theater, is listed among wounded. The Britain's casualty list reports 170 officers and 1400 men with nine wounded Austrians on the Callico peninsula. Generals and officers with long service in South Africa and Europe are noted.
Wichita, Kansas faces record flooding as the Arkansas River surges. Officials report rising water at alarming speed, threatening low-lying districts and prompting evacuations in several wards. Damaged infrastructure and submerged streets hinder rescue and relief efforts.
Warhiowto May . The Yaohe Mayflower toturting tum New York with President Witcow and his empty dooked. The president later mor lowed by the white hows tor break lamt. The yacht anchored throwstout the migit in the Potomac below Washington to give the president another eight on the war ter before mivtening to work.
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