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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
2
A collage of 19th century curiosities and statistics covers Engliam towns, Alaska fish wealth, wheat yields, and old maritime tales. It mentions a duke of Britany, the Grand Canal in Venice, and ships near Natal, with anecdotes on insects, papaya juice, and elephant tusks.
Washington authorities investigate a haunting and a desecration at the Patterson estate. Eight coffins were damaged and bones scattered as detectives seek clues about a nonlocal thief attracted to the ancient manor and rumored hauntings.
San Francisco voters gave James Rolph the renomination in the mayoral primary as Eugene Schmidt, former mayor ousted in the 1906 07 graft cases, trailed in second and Andrew J Gallagher finished far behind.
San Francisco on September 29 reports that Allan Baum president of the Pacific Coast Baseball League and National Association of Minor Leagues secretary Farrell revealed the 11th annual convention will convene in early November for a three day session. A national board of arbitration meeting will run concurrently with Baum as a member. Major league magnates and managers are expected to attend, including national commission members.
New York reports that Swedish neutrality rules stop American Red Cross surgeons from crossing into Russia in Russian uniforms. Dean Winn of Atlanta Georgia, a Red Cross surgeon, arrived on the United States from Copenhagen confirming the enforcement.
A British freighter Croseibaten Court bound from Tam Fla for IF has caught fire at sea. Patch reports received indicate the vessel is ablaze and distress calls may have been issued.
Nearly 30 000 veterans lined Pennsylvania Avenue as a Civil War reunion marked by a presidential review. Confederate veterans and dignitaries watched as old soldiers, bands, and ambulances moved along the route from the Capitol to the White House. Colonel Palmer led the Iowa contingent with strong public showings, while banners recalled Lincoln and Sherman era honors.
Severe gale winds in the area reached 76 miles per hour at early hour. Damage included blocked lines and wire disruption across the region with outages reported. Authorities warned residents to stay indoors and avoid fallen lines as repairs proceed.
A Rome dispatch reports the Italian battleship Benedettie Brin sank after a board fire and explosion. It is unclear how many were saved, with eight officers and marines saved and about 360 still unaccounted for.
London reports from Bankers and stock exchange men show a cautious mood. McKenna notes peace incomes should not fall below a sixpence in the pound, while Parliament debates finance. The Stock Exchange remains dull. cambists busy. Germany and Austria face wool shortages affecting winter supply.
Federal and state probes aim to fix blame for a Monday tank car explosion near Ardmore Oklahoma. An inquiry disclosed a leaking gasoline tank car at a Colorado and Santa Fe Railway site, with potential damages exceeding 100,000. City and state officials urged compliance with interstate safety standards for auto handling.
The Rock Island Road directors are sued in New York with a receiver named in relation to a Chicago Rock Island & FP company matter. Proceedings indicate the Supreme Court involvement and a dispute over corporate control.
Fragmentary notes describe an underground mining operation near Walrenburg with possible traces of a missing leader named Mitchell. Officials say no trace of the Walrenburg group has been found and the investigation continues.
A Telegraph dispatch reports a setback for the French and British with a likelihood of a new commander in chief of the armies. Field Marshal Von Hindenburg is named in connection with the potential appointment.
British dispatches announce a major success in Mesopotamia as Turkish forces retreat, with authorities noting about 26 miles of advance in the theater. The report emphasizes strategic gains and ongoing pursuit by Allied units.
A Constantinople dispatch to the overseas news agency reports the sinking of a British transport. The message notes that most of the crew perished with only a few survivors. The report is the second account of the same incident with unclear corroboration.
A report from the International Association of Machinists offices states 166 American machinists nationwide are appealing for higher wages amid the Great Britain and American munitions demand. English workers reportedly earn up to 8 a day, with American mechanics seen paying as high as 6 to 7 dollars daily.
Fragmentary report notes a consul at Washington D C was urged to resign over remarks about U S policy in the European war. The document hints at reassignment and discusses the transfer of posts amid the war’s broader implications.
Unclear progress toward ending the walkout by metalworkers. Both sides show limited movement and no formal settlement. The Chicago area scene reflects stalled talks with no decisive breakthrough.
A terse county update notes a recount of ballots conducted by county officials. Details on precincts or results are limited in the readable text.
German casualties reported by the French war office show heavy losses in the recent offensive. The French claim an army strength of 120000 with 1000 surrendering north of Mas signes. Prisoners and captured material flow toward Chaulonne as progress continues in Artois and Champagne fronts.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention landing at Port Mathrin and refer to Ha News. The readable text is garbled with names and places unclear, yielding no coherent events or dates to confirm a full story.
Fragmentary notes describe tense fighting north of Neuville and La Fine with British and French lines holding against repeated enemy attacks. Reports mention heavy lens imagery and returned fire, multiple aircraft losses, and ongoing attempts to breach defenses.
Readable fragments describe enemy bombardment and movement in trenches north of the Attic region. Mentions reinforcement efforts, shifting conditions, and strategic outlook from military leaders. Notes imply evolving dynamics and possible change in momentum on the front.
A damaged excerpt from a September report celebrates Allied victory and French leadership. It notes Poincare and Millerand praising troops, officers, and soldiers, with joy across the republic and government support for the war effort.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a French airman carrying something over Hore Ez to Liege amid disputes. The text mentions a cum wyre, three preach, jy courage and vy flr in hie in oe tiret viel entents allies til oy and hie greatl. unclear details and names.
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