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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
3
Telegraphed notes claim the quadruple entente will issue a collective ultimatum to the Bulgarian movement. The report reflects wartime anxiety and confusion over shifting alliances as editors speculate on a coordinated action by major powers.
New York reports Dr. Constantino Dumba Austro Hungarian ambassador to Washington recalled by President Wilson left on the Nieuw Amsterdam. He and Mrs. Dumba traveled under state courtesy and will proceed to Berlin via Rotterdam after calling at Falmouth. Dumba says he bears no ill will toward the United States and regrets leaving the country.
New York reports quote 16 American Board of Foreign Missions members arriving from Van. They say Armenians resisted 6000 Turks and Kurds from April 20 to May 17, aided by two Red Cross nurses, with several missionaries killed. The note also cites U.S. warnings to Turkey over Armenian atrocities and a Turkish stance against foreign interference.
Washington dispatch reports continued delay in the note to Great Britain with Secretary Lansing. Confusion between British and American positions is noted and Mr. Skinner is being summoned home to clarify the stance.
The memorial honors Judge Corson with speakers including Sage Elliot of Sioux Falls Judge Dick Haney of Mitchell former supreme court member Judge Coffey of Pierre and John Dunton of Watertown. Many Penn lawyers from across the state attend.
In Des Moines on October 5 a hospital for mine workers was organized to provide care and meals for those employed in the mines. The initiative aims to support workers and improve welfare at the mining sites.
A fragment reports Porter Charlton arriving for a trial in Como Italy via Paris. The sentence mentions the morning of the proceedings and the young man involved.
A Chicagoan claims a wartime prisoner case in Europe involves a German spy. Details remain unclear as officials confirm the report received today.
Berlin reports more than 6000 first class Iron Crosses conferred on German Austro Hungarian officers and troops for military exploits, as per Qvormens News agency via wireless to Bayville.
In London a report claims Rusela provoked Balkan trouble by suggesting a small group of German officers in civilian dress orchestrated disturbances. The theatre scene remarks on political chatter and public sentiment reflecting distress over international tensions.
Denver, Oct 6. Miners at Colorado Fuel & Iron vote 10 to 1 for the Rockefeller inclusion plan with tallies from eight camps showing varied support. Reported results include Berwind 149 to 0, Tabasco 1345 to 26, Rome 139 to 6, Lester 97 to 8, Ideal 66 to 0, Cameron 128 to 0, Watson 276 to 35, Primero 186 to 22.
In New York the 500 million joint Anglo French bond issue was oversubscribed beyond estimate and the underwriters’ books closed at 10 am. No further subscriptions were received after the hour. Estimates of total oversubscription ranged from 26 million to 100 million, the higher figure deemed unlikely.
A soldier believed linked to the Tenth Negro Ave?cy deserts with a stolen engine after a gunfight with a posse near Pougins Arizona on October 5. The engine, exchanged from a damaged state due to improper maintenance, was abandoned in the mountains.
The wife of Senator Henry F. Hollia of New Hampshire filed for divorce and a separate maintenance. The petition requests temporary restraint on disposing of property until a final decree or further orders.
In Schenectady New York on October 6, the Gane Electric company plant nearly shut down as a worker strike halted operations. Foremen and supervisors report the stoppage began yesterday morning and spread through the shops amid tense labor action.
Innsbruck Tyrol October 6 The See Aen treaties mark off a border fenced with barbed wire yet allow limited interaction. An Italian visitor observed soldiers from both sides near the frontier and a Swiss barber extending a chair through the mesh for a shave, keeping neutrality intact despite rough service.
Washington reports a satisfactory outlook in talks between President Wilson and German ambassador Bernstorff after a brief meeting. Berlin pledged to conform to U S wishes regarding the Arabic sinking and promises to continue settlement of outstanding submarine issues amicably.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Des Moines describe Republican strategy in selecting a stronger candidate. Mentions two placeholders: one to retire, another to yield to a different contender. References Governor Clarke and Attorney General race, with civic implications for Supreme Court justice selection.
Sweden imposes a total export ban on meat canned goods and fire stock effective today. Pork and fish may still export under licenses but Germany loses a major food source. Sweden's stock downturn fueled rationing fear. exports to Germany surged previously. Norway may follow suit. Sweden's transit to Russia blocked.
Washington report states the secretary will confer with Eliseo Arredondo, general Carranza’s agent, and within two days discuss with Washington rep Llorente, Villa’s representative, to explain viewpoint and prevent fighting, amid German-leaning claims in a French paper.
Berlin reports the British attack north of Loos repulsed with heavy casualties as German officials claim entente losses of about 190 000 in killed wounded and prisoners. London notes halted British advance and stalled offensives in Loos Lens Artois and Champagne amid heavy fighting and strategic questioning.
An explosion and fire damaged the torpedo boat Destroyer Cummins during maneuvers off the coast. Two men were burned, the ship headed for Newport for repairs, and officials withheld details due to wartime security. The incident prompted strict censorship on the navy’s public statements.
A tornado struck Morgan City Louisiana causing one death and twelve injuries. It wrecked dwellings and sheds in the town and damaged a local amber company facility.
Chicago saloon keepers liquor dealers and brewers seek a special legislative session to amend the dram shop law allowing a statewide referendum on Sunday closures. Anton Carmack says 200000 names will be presented to Governor Dunne.
Clifford Thorne of the Iowa railroad commission arrived in Washington on October 6 for Interstate Commerce Commission hearings on western passenger fare adjustments. Nebraska officials and others attended as arguments focused on reduced maximum fares and past rate disparities. Thorne noted western railroads carried 26,000,000 more passengers in seven years under higher fares and urged changes to align costs and prices.
William Pettit testified at Mayor Joseph Bell's trial about a "wrecking crew" on election day. He described leading a crew to beat black voters from a polling place and drive others away. Pettit said he and four companions visited multiple precincts by car and voted repeatedly, coordinating with Democratic headquarters.
A dramatic report chronicles a man repeatedly saved from the gallows in Shelby County. The piece notes alleged warrants, guardianship, and authorities involved as the subject’s fate was postponed multiple times, highlighting a life marked by legal twists and uncertainty.
The New York cotton market rose sharply with prices jumping about $1.50 per bale on fresh demand. Analysts noted general buying momentum and renewed interest after a recent price drop, lifting futures and spot bids amid a tense trading session.
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