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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
5
Reports say Mrs Norman Galt will marry in early December with a private ceremony at a New Hampshire Avenue residence. Attendees include close friends and political aides while preparations center on arrangements at the White House scene and potential New York house party plans.
Messy report describes German use of a new gas at Sounin Suippe lines. Soldiers report green clouds with a pleasant odor causing suffocation and unconsciousness. Wounded attended in hospital with seizures resembling fits.
Reports say a force of militia and Indiana Company F troops are ordered from Phoenix to Clifton to back 40 militiamen already on duty in the Morenci district. Governor Hunt and Adjutant General Harris plan further troop reinforcements as talks with mine managers loom.
A United States official reports Carranza movement unified and improves in Mexico. He notes possible division under Carre?anian leadership and says conditions in Vera Cruz are better than in the United States. He is awaiting guidance from the secretary of state and plans to confer with the treasury secretary before returning to Mrs. Silliman.
Delegates gather in Colo on October 1 for a four day convention to discuss farm topics. The meeting covers arable subjects and a business session as delegates close out their gathering.
The Philippine and Talands tale is said to involve Amos Bpey and a New York group planning a railroad purchase via a syndicate. Details remain unclear in the partial dispatch from Manila dated October 7.
Mina Margaret Wilson daughter of President Wilson will perform in concerts at Buffalo Erie Pa and Cleveland in October with proceeds to a worthy cause.
New York Oct. 4 William Corey announced Midvale Steel & Ordnance would acquire three steel related firms and take an option on 300 million tons of iron ore. The purchases include Worth Brothers Coatesville Pa Coatesville Lime Mill and Remington Arms Delaware Pa Ammonition works led by Marcellus H president of the Ammunition Co. The expanded Midvale would become the nation’s largest steel concern by capitalization.
Telegrams of praise and criticism reached the White House after President Wilson announced support for women’s suffrage. Secretary Tumulty acknowledged all messages, responding to senders from various cities including Trenton, New Jersey.
Berlin reports from Overseas News agency say Allied plans during recent battles in France failed to mislead German forces. The wireless dispatch notes attempts to feint and confuse were ineffective, with German responses shaping battlefield actions.
A joint committee subpanel reported progress on forming a rural credit board with tentative members from national financial bodies. Investment bankers and economic organizations discussed expanding membership and ratifying appointments as part of the effort.
Cable reports from Sofia and the German front indicate thousands of din ss from Western battle fronts are being withheld by British censorship, delaying dispatches to New York.
Washington reports a Mexican train wreck between Vera Cruz and Mexico on a steep grade last Tuesday. All passengers were killed according to a message to the interior department. Estimated 50 are killed and 60 injured, with more injuries yet to be confirmed.
Washington October 7. A billion bushels of wheat is the preliminary U S crop estimate for this year the greatest in any country. Government figures show 1 002 bushels per acre and total production surpassing 1912 by 58 000 008 bushels. Details include spring wheat acreage yield and comparisons with 1909-13 averages.
London reports in the Evening Standard that President Wilson has won a sort of victory over the Arabic issue though analysis shows matters remain roughly the same. The paper says the main object is to safeguard dignity and guarantees while providing concessions.
Paris reports heavy German bombardments on the French front north of La Scarpe with four counter attacks near Souchez repulsed. In Champagne the German assaults against Tahure positions failed, while French mines at Eparges damaged German works as both sides clash near Dvinsk and Tahure.
Berlin reports renewed fighting of great severity in Champagne with six massed French infantry assaults northwest of Souain repulsed, inflicting very heavy losses. German troops attempting to capture the Russian city of Dvinsk penetrated Russian positions before the city over about a three mile front.
Lincoln Neb October Zehrung former Lincoln mayor and ex club president among insistent backers in Omaha meeting to unite support against Tip O Neill for Western Baseball agency. Zehrung, active in theaters across five Western circuit towns, praised for oratory and business appeal to attract sponsors.
Washington reports that informal negotiations with the Russian commercial attache in New York led to a change in bond requirements for importers. Three year bonds were required to guarantee against reexportation under the embargo lifting agreement. now one year bonds will be accepted with renewal possible if the war continues.
Denver reports John D is returning from Bunrise Wyoming where he spent time securing properties for a Colorado company. He left New York Saturday after weeks of activity in perfecting a plan tied to the venture.
Washington observers note the Wilson administration moves to prepare for 1916 by retaining sugar duties, aiding tariff protection for manufacturers, and pushing defense and suffrage priorities. The plan includes a Western trip by McAdoo and Newton to discuss public buildings and political strategy.
John Sanford, serving a life sentence for murder in Thurston county, escaped from the state prison by sealing a wall in his cell. Bloodhounds and guards searched the area as authorities investigate the 1915 murder case of Frank Krajen. Sanford was received January 25, 1915, and his victim fought back, leaving scratches that helped convict him.
Four men were killed instantly and another likely fatally hurt, with six more seriously injured after an explosion at the Aetna Explosive plant in Emporium on October 7. A smokeless powder drying house burst into flames and sent shockwaves for miles.
A Berlin government note warns copper shortages will force seizure of chandeliers lighting apparatus and works of art in Germany. An Amsterdam dispatch reports authorities will first take items in daily use and later all remaining copper to support the war effort.
New Austrian loan Deriin via wireless to Bayville reports a loan price of 91.60 with a 6 percent interest rate. The loan will be taxed, with 10 percent payment at subscription and the balance due in two installments on December and March.
Allied reports say German and Austro-Hungarian forces invade Serbia crossing the Drina and Danube while Bulgaria mobilizes for attack. Greece faces cabinet crisis as Venizelos seeks coalition government and Saloniki is contested amid British Greek troop landings.
Premier Salandra, in a cabinet council report transmitted via Rome, said Italy has always aligned its diplomacy with the allies regarding Bulgaria and will continue to do so. He warned that allied actions will be mirrored by Italy and that such moves are imminent as the Balkan crisis may shorten the war.
The report states French troops landing at Baloniki will push north toward the Serbian frontier, with Athens forming a cautious cabinet discussion focused on formalities rather than opposing the landing. It notes France plans to reinforce in the same action and mentions continued diplomatic maneuvering around the crisis.
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