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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
2
A jumble of items covers war commentary from a Chinese student summary to European conflict causes, Brooklyn shipping, freight rates, and a tale of a lost valve for a battleship. It notes Atlantic cargo prices, railway delays, cooperative strawberry farming, and varied human-interest snippets from automo biles to rubber suits for sailors and home economics surveys at Minnesota.
British news reports say Balkan states edge toward Arbitral action but no formal step toward joining the Entente is announced. German Austrian forces push along Brest Litovak fronts. River Pripet barrier slows large offensives while attacks near the Pulva river and Kovel progress. A French aviator bombs Lorrach near Baden as fighting continues in Champagne and Argonne.
Aug 26 dispatch from the Ngrium teers repressdtive in the Daelles notes August 12 landing at Suvla bay and Australian diversions near Abzaccove. It claims British valor but says no material improvement is shown, with fires halting advance and Turkish reinforcements stabilizing the line. The Anzac forces gained ground but the overall position remains entrenched and Turkish communications not yet threatened.
London Aug 25 Reuters dispatch from Nish says Serbia will delay reply to Entente proposals for two or three days. Government faces opposition but expects to overcome it and may agree with reservations. A final decision will be made at an extraordinary ministers’ meeting presided by King Peter.
A Reuters dispatch from Sofia reports Constantinople faces grave conditions with violent unrest on the Gallipoli peninsula. Thousands of wounded arrive daily, fresh troops head to the Dardanelles, and bread shortages worsen public distress.
New York reports from Kingston Jamaica describe extensive hurricane damage on August 12 and 13. The northern inland Jamaica railway between Port Antonio and Lingabay is virtually destroyed, coastal wagon roads are stranded, and wharves railways and roads across the region suffer damage.
Nearly twenty governors gathered in Boston for their annual conference with a naval review aboard the Wyoming. The program included evolutions of nine battleships and Liio craft, plus remarks from Governors Whitman Hammond and former Gov. Cole Blease. Resolutions of confidence in Wilson were adopted, while debates surfaced over expanding gubernatorial powers and democratic principles.
Laredo Aug 26 Sheriff Thompson of Hebbronville asks Captain Ransom commanding U S troops at Harlingen to send soldiers into Jim Hogg county to fight roving bands of Mexicans accused of horse stealing and threatening citizens in the eastern part of the county. The sheriff says two bands, four and 16 members, are beyond the reach of local deputies. It was not known what action Captain Ransom had taken.
Washington reports Canton region flood damage so extensive relief is impossible. Admiral Winterloe praised the fleet noting gunboats Vineland and Cullom were not yet providing relief. the American consul at Canton would be kept at work as long as useful.
Petrograd reports the Interior Ministry through Count A Bcherbatov has authorized Jews to settle in governments outside the Pale except Petrovsky, with government officials excluded and limited to about one million in the affected areas.
A disjointed report describes a Hartf area suspect 26 facing charges linked to alleged terror along night patrols. It claims women and Black individuals were harmed during raids, with connections made to a murder case involving a Black victim as authorities push for accountability.
Allied air raid reported on the outskirts of Constantinople near Se Mesdatantinople. Bombs dropped caused panic with casualties among Greeks and Armenians and injuries to several residents.
Washington reports Germany freed the American ship Dunsyre but did not settle the disposition of its cargo. Another ship, the Pasa of Balmaha, remains detained in Germany.
Washington 26. Officials of the Metal Trades Council and machinists at Norfolk Navy Yard urge Roosevelt to curb a scientific hours system. They claim it mirrors other government plant practices and seek shorter hours and higher wages, warning of possible strikes if pressures mount.
Paris reports that Captain Aragoc and Portuguese expeditionary officers who were captured by German forces in West Africa have been released and returned to Lisbon. The homecoming sparked public cheers as officers were welcomed by the city.
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James Brown seventeen of Westboro Missouri is dead after a freight car holdup near Elk Point. Edward Griffith of Charlotte Town Prince Edward Island is seriously wounded as three robbers fired when harvest hands protested frisking.
Three armed men robbed harvesters in broad daylight near Groton as deputies and Aberdeen officers pursued them. The trio fled into a corn field where two suspects were captured and guns recovered. one prisoner reported another to jail as authorities hunted for the remaining assailants.
Draft notes show a Des Moines figure proposing a six million dollar shipment of armaments to allied forces. The plan outlines an eighty three month timeline for distribution and involves local industry partners to assemble and expedite munitions. Details remain unclear due to fragmented handwriting but indicate coordinated wartime support.
The passage compares early civilizations to modern times noting elevators in certain palatial homes and water powered pipes. It mentions concrete roads a few feet thick and suburban commuters, alongside surgical instruments similar to those of an American physician’s invention.
From Little Rock to Newport relief has been sent including food and money for refugees. Residents in Newport continue sheltering on upper floors after the Rice River flooding. A convoy of canned goods and rice arrived in White River port city early morning, with volunteers aiding displaced families.
Buffalo August 18 The Eastman Kodak company of Rochester is found to restrain interstate trade in violation of the Sherman Act The decision contemplates possible remedies including enjoining practices and separating business while not mandating dissolution or reorganization The case began with a bill filed on June 8 1913 naming Kodak New York Weller Hubbell and Francis as defendants
An unidentified Universal faculty statement from Paris on August 26 reports doctors will treat a long term ailment with a new method. The text is garbled but indicates a medical result or plan involving a coat or device and mentions power and a seminar.
Washington reports Aug 1 on U S government fear of breaking with Germany over submarine warfare and the Arabic incident. Ambassadors, ministers, and officials debate possible delays and responses while assessing Germanys actions and legality of conduct at sea.
A German embassy note in Washington warned Americans about tensions with the United States and Arabic-speaking regions. The Foreign Office signaled possible measures if U S actions continued, while reports in London suggested Berlin would respond to Allied maritime actions.
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