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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
6
A garbled survey of global topics covers rail rust prevention costs in large systems, territorial changes in Germany and Siam, musical vibrations aiding deaf dancing, magnetic testing of rails, and early automotive and clock innovations. It mentions Rockefeller, electric alarms, and various scientific curiosities without clear narrative.
Bucharest decree empowers the War Minister to requisition immediately all materials needed for national defense. Citizens must declare possessions of essential items including meals and combustibles. The move signals Romania’s intent to sustain its new territorial stance longer.
New York reports an urgent appeal from Belgium and northern France where over 9 million people face a cold winter. More than 3 million require clothing and shoes by Christmas, with emphasis on new garments rather than secondhand. The effort seeks donations and funded transport to ensure every cent goes to distribution.
Poston November 18 education of children from poor families should be halted to improve social conditions. Dr William A White, head of a federal hospital for the insane in Washington DC, told a Massachusetts Mental Hygiene Association meeting that girls who study algebra Latin history and moral training spoil their prospects and are useless. He urged vocational training to apply proper proportions.
The report notes Senator Boise Penrose in San Antonio on escort duty for the Liberty Bell and discusses his potential national role. It quotes T Herrick explaining a Republican party shift toward progressivism and the two party system, with divisions narrowing as factions seek compromise.
The council of ministers in Petrograd acting via London suspends all remaining car and industrial enterprises in the area under war conditions. The move affects numerous facilities and more than 20 000 workers face unemployment as production halts.
Reports from Amsterdam via London say the Norwegian ship Uriken en route from New York to Rotterdam has been sunk. Several crew members are reported missing.
New York November 19 Initial steps toward unifying U S industrial interests to meet postwar economic challenges were taken at a National Founders association meeting. Five manufacturers representatives spoke for groups totaling 15 000 members with 14 billion invested warning of labor shortages after war and urging coordinated action to stabilize production and prices.
Winston S Churchill, former first lord of the admiralty, left for the front in his regiment with his wife bidding farewell at the road station. A veteran of 1896 service, he saw action in Malakand Bajaur Tirah and the Nile expeditionary force and served with the South African Light Horse before journalism duties. He holds the rank of major in the Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars.
Dr Charles Mayo told the Chicago Medical Society that the era of fever checks and bedside diagnosis is ending. He proposed a hospital for complex cases where general physicians send baffling patients for specialist input before the patient returns to their own doctor with full treatment directions.
New York reports Lord Northcliffe and John Annan Bryce deny that an inquiry into war contracts began with them. F Curtis Morgan had alleged he was a British army lieutenant colonel and warned the probe would trigger a major scandal in England and the United States.
The San Francisco trial of Lieut. Col. Lewis E. Goodler on charges of improperly advising junior officers to file against their superior aviation advances nears its expected climax as the defense and prosecution present their cases and enter pleas before the board.
Fragmentary caption mentions a fleeing German in London during gunfire or conflict with unclear details. Shipping, air raid or police action appears implied but specifics are unreadable.
Dr Cecil L Greil of New York the only native American survivor of the Italian liner Ancona testifies the ship was shelled after stopping and a 45 minute bombardment followed, with a red and white flag seen and six cannon on the submarine. The State Department rails against Austria Hungarys statement while awaiting more complete details from Vienna and Paris.
Nov 19 report shows coke operators in the region running plants six days a week and adding shifts as labor becomes available. Plants are shipping to Chant Plant and Bee operations at $3.50 per ton for the year. Workers are brought in to cover extra days as needed.
Ottawa reports a large domestic loan plan with 1 percent interest and staggered payments starting November 0, with 11 year term and broker commissions. The notice outlines monthly payments and future installments through January and May. Names and fragmented phrases appear in the damaged text.
Reports from Chicago and Tacoma describe Dr. J St Brown and other physicians urging surgical intervention in an intestines closure case seen as similar to the Bollinger infant, but parents refused. Coroner Hoffman orders an inquest and vindication is expected for Dr. Harry J. Haiselden who declined to operate.
Fragmented text discusses oil production figures, mentions barrel counts and drilling aims. References to August start, curtailment effects abroad, and a West Virginia field figure of about 1,009,000 barrels. Unclear context with garbled phrases and repeated fragments.
Rumors circulate about Cambria Veeth possibly consolidating with Nerecage Feete amid proposed moves by Charles Schwab. Officials say plans are not yet shaped and developments may alter the path, with Cambria described as growing too large for current operations.
Berlin reports a sensational claim from Dr. Lovegren of the Swedish parliament. He alleges a Fremont al from Fiorecent was transported to Areuso and shot. The report, wireless from Tuckerton, lacks confirmation and details.
Paris reporters describe city official Henri Galli announcing that aliens residing in France are being invited to join the military. The move aims to supplement troops while some are held in camps as the policy unfolds.
An admiral reports the president of the Dominican Republic dying. The brief notice indicates a rapid health decline and a possible grave outcome, with Washington authorities awaiting confirmation of the president’s condition.
Berlin dispatch reports Secretary Daniels and other officials debating whether the United States should build its own steel and armor for military needs. Officials warn of delays and costs, noting congressional limits on armor projects while considering if shipyards can meet defense requirements.
Railroad Brotherhoods announce plans for an eight hour day and higher pay after joint sessions with engineers and firemen. A vote is expected at a December meeting, with dates and locations noted for further action.
A cabinet member resigns amid political turmoil in Lisbon. The Premier is reported to have left the cabinet, prompting questions about the new ministry lineup and future government stability.
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