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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
4
Aimed at pacifying neutral powers the American note of May 15 1915 argues regret and reparations cannot excuse attacking neutral ships when no lives are lost. It contends Germany’s policy imposes new, immeasurable risks on neutrals and their persons despite obligations.
Washington officials weigh Germanys claim that the Arabic was about to attack when sunk by a submarine. The United States questions the explanation and refuses to accept indemnity or arbitration, as survivors affidavits cast doubt on the German justification.
The Austrian government ordered redeployment of troops from the Tyrol toward the Italian front, signaling a move across the Swiss frontier. The report notes a sizable relocations amid mounting wartime pressure.
Madrid reports a new steamship line to Spain from the United States with direct service between Valencia and New York. Backing is claimed from King John and others, promising a shorter route between the two nations. The article notes operational plans and a reduced distance between the two shores.
The Anglo French financial commission of six members arrived in New York aboard the Lapland to discuss a possible foreign credit loan near 500 million dollars. J P Morgan and H P Davidson greeted the delegates at quarantine and a private meeting in Morgan's library was planned to pursue the negotiations with American bankers.
Petrograd Sept 11 reports ongoing consultations on forming a new cabinet. Cabinet members assigned to conferences expected to report to the council of ministers tomorrow. Public watches for results as ministers deny personal ambition. No immediate prorogation of the duma discussed. focus on ministry reorganization.
Ralph B. Strassburger of New York and Ponssylvenie has joined the naval reserve and serves in a leadership role aboard a ship as part of the program.
Washington reports a note to Vienna demanding removal of Austro Hungarian ambassador Dumba for alleged conspiracy to cripple U S industries and interrupt trade. The note states an American citizen carried dispatches and cites violations of Hungarian sovereignty while stressing desire to preserve friendly U S Austria Hungary relations.
Washington reports General Carranza will discuss international aspects of the Mexican situation but reject a conference on internal affairs. He may appoint representatives to meet with Pan American envoys if international issues are considered, while insisting his forces already control the country.
Bristol September 11 The union congress representing over three million organized workers defeated by a large majority a resolution urging parliamentary committees of the labor party to develop and advocate peace terms satisfactory to the working classes.
New York report details evidence against Owney Talus, confessed accomplice in the Nichols murder that left Elizabeth Nichols dead during a home robbery. Five men linked to Talus and the Nichols circle are under surveillance as authorities seek further suspects.
The article notes a person executed today with only partial name given. Details on the method or exact identity are not fully provided in the surviving text.
London reports heavy fighting along the Vosges frontier with German forces claiming to have stormed French trenches at Schratzemannele and Hartmans-Wellerkopff. France acknowledges loss of ground but says it has regained much of it, while both sides trumpet gains and losses as artillery duels continue near Arras Roye and La Harazee.
A jury including several farmers was selected to try Mayor Joseph B. Heil of Indianapolis who is under indictment for conspiracy in the 1914 election. The panel was convened today.
Fragmented OCR fragment hints at Russian military retreat and leadership. Mentions Grand Duke Nicholas and a comparison to Epiphon like narration. No clear dates, places, or complete context available.
Washington reports that Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel, aiding entente allies, has received German sympathizer letters threatening his life and a bodyguard. other manufacturers with allied contracts face similar threats, drawing federal attention as officers resign to join munition work.
The Spectator notes Londoners show courage after Tuesday and Wednesday night Zeppelin raids. A recruiting sergeant spoke from rubble debris and drew large crowds. The Mirror reports many volunteers turned out in support, with nationwide sentiment turning toward defense efforts.
A supplementary analysis released from Washington reports an overall crop condition index about 5 percent above August, with improvement across most major crops. Millet and onions show weaker results, while staple grains and root crops display gains in active conditions.
Washington dispatch reports renewed calls for recall of Dr. Constantin Dumba, Austrian ambassador, amid tensions over his alleged plot links and possible repercussions with Germany. Officials weigh diplomatic recalls, submarine warfare stakes, and risks to American industries and embassy relations.
A patrol boat reportedly sank a German submarine near the scene of the August 19 Arabic torpedo attack. The German vessel was said to be on approach to the American escort when the incident occurred, with the Lapland believed to have carried the assailants aboard.
An article notes Ignatius T. T. Lincema, identified as a cee member of the papers filed by the rush consul, facing orders to return to England after a forged note surfaced. Details are incomplete due to fragmentary OCR.
Fragmented text indicates obituary note for an officer in the federal army, mentioning Washington headquarters and a lawyer, with unclear chronology and missing details.
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