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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
2
A long, fragmented list surveys varied topics from coatings and damming to exotic foods and scientific claims. It mentions a plumber’s clay dam, ultraviolet disinfection, labor issues in New York and Newcastle, world population projections, and multiple obscure statistics about plants, insects, and industries, with many garbled names and numbers.
Balkan crisis escalates as Bulgaria rejects Russian demands and sends an ultimatum to Serbia over Macedonia. Romania rushes troops to the Bulgarian frontier while German and Austrian officers assume key Bulgarian army commands. Allies warn crisis cannot be avoided and Greece shifts toward the Entente as Bulgaria’s stance narrows options.
Juba Vanoviteh, Serbia interior minister, says Bulgaria heightens the Macedonian issue to mask mobilization. He claims the entente efforts for peace failed, arguing Germany uses Macedonia to extend its Balkan hegemony and secure the Near East.
Berlin reports via London that Boera telegrams show 16 hours for transmissions causing a news lull after Russia's ultimatum expired. The press expects Russia will have its demands refused.
London reports John Kipling son of Rudyard Kipling and an Irish Guards officer is listed as missing and believed killed at age 18. The casualty list also includes banker Liew W F Sheridan, grandson of John Lothrop Motley, and Lieut Col Tertram P Lefroy. Other entries name Lord Ninan Criston Stuart and Capt J B Macqueen among casualties.
King Victor Emmanuel narrowly escaped death or serious injury near a firing mine in Ludine Italy. The horse was wounded by shell splinters but the king was unhurt during the incident reported from Get.
Reports from The Sioux City Tribune say two rival groups, one led by Charles M. Schwab backed by J P Morgan and the other led by William E Corey, are bidding to create larger steel empires. They target Bethlehem Pennsylvanian Cambria and Midvale steel holdings, with options on Cambria and Pennsylvania steel stock, while negotiations involve Morgan Frick and the Pennsylvania railroad.
President Wilson told a new navy advisory board that the nation must be prepared for defense rather than war and that civilian expertise beyond the military is essential. He welcomed the laymen as a key link between government and the public in shaping defense. The group toured Indian Head proving grounds with Secretary Daniels.
The torpedo boat destroyer Cummings arrived at Newport Rhode Island after an explosion and fire at sea yesterday. Two sailors George Trujillo and The Shea were burned but transported to hospital where they are expected to recover. The vessel sustained only light damage.
Mine operators from the Clifton Morenes Mot district in Arizona refused today Governor Hunt's invitation to travel to Phoenix. The officials did not specify their reasons for declining the trip to discuss refinery or labor issues.
Washington today hailed Germany’s disavowal of responsibility for the sinking of the Arabic as a major diplomatic achievement. Indemnity discussion to follow with a conference or date to be named between Secretary Lansing and the German ambassador. The Lusitania issue will be addressed next as the note to Britain on trade and neutral rights moves forward.
Rome Oct 6 news says Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria is dangerously ill and that the crown prince, Baron von Burgh, and Count von Tisza have been summoned to Vienna. The information, kept secret to avoid causing international agitation, is confirmed by high authority.
Chicago groups affiliated with the United Societies for Local Self Government meet to back any move opposing the citys 74,000 saloons. Comptroller Eugene Pike says Mayor Thompson signed a pledge not to interfere, but reports claim the pledge leaves enforcement to law.
A garbled diary fragment mentions Dr. Cook traveling in the high Himalayas to treat a white eye case. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret but hints at medical aid or observation in a remote setting.
Berlin reports show French assaults repelled along the Cham front with heavy artillery, while attacks along the entire line faced German resistance. Paris says renewed offensives and concentrated shelling press Constantin intensively in Artois near Givenchy with grenadiers advancing only at scattered points. Russian pressure grows with reinforcements and heavier artillery, but German lines yield no decisive gains.
Indianapolis sends hundreds of birthday messages to James Whitcomb Riley Indiana's famed poet. Citizens prepare a grand tribute theater program and a celebration in his honor with plans kept private to avoid aging remarks.
Denver Oct 6 complete return from 18 camps shows adoption of the Rockefeller Industrial plan by Colorado Fuel and Iron employees by a ratio of at least eight to one. Vote recorded 1090 to 230. Referendum expected in Fremont County camp Sunday as reports from one or two western camps are still missing.
A protest to the Entente has been made by Luxemburg concerning Allied aerial raids. The report notes incorrect details and mentions a committee of the education board adopting a posting.
Athens reports Premier Venizelos and his cabinet resign after a dispute with King Constantine over Greece’s foreign policy and alliance commitments. With 70,000 allied troops landed at Saloniki, Greece faces a grave crisis amid tension between the royal family and the government.
London dispatch reports from Athens that Greek Premier Venizelos faced a furious opposition in the chamber over the occupation of Crete and Greece’s alliance with Serbia. He defended government policy, denounced treaty breaches, and warned rulers against treating treaties as scrapes of paper.
Paris dispatches report 70 000 French troops landed at Saloniki with Britain to follow. Athens protests claim breach of Greek neutrality, while Venizelos says Greece cannot authorize actions aiding Serbia. France and Britain assure cooperation with Greece, which remains neutral though troops advance.
London reports the Anglo French loan as a confidence booster for war finance and exchange. Commentators note high rates and commissions affect subscriptions while observers in France and Manchester express cautious optimism amid easing German tensions and a wary peacetime mood.
Fragmentary news from Washington reports three people injured when an American carrier with a British liaison failed near Cape Fear. Officials say two crew members are among the injured as inquiries continue into the tangling event and the fate of a passenger.
In New York tonight, authorities report a dramatic scene as a diver with a plunger is involved in a police encounter. Details remain scarce as investigators secure the area and assess potential threats.
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