This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
2
A discussion on the value of visiting nurses in industry to improve worker health and efficiency. It notes the potential expansion of industrial nursing, medical inspections, and the impact on taxation and state care costs, alongside a push to open clerk offices for naturalization and public access in urban centers.
Les Affreteurs Reunis proposes two steamers on a Dieppe to Canaries service mainly for importing bananas into France. The route may touch various ports as the plans firm up. In England Spain and the Canaries Swiss scientist Dr Klesher reports thick ash layers at Herculaneum and Pompeii hold ash and clay useful as fertilizer with potential Italian exploitation.
Women in German universities increase in numbers. Law students grow from five to 15, medicine from 81 to 186, philosophy from 297 to 4310. Other fields include mathematics, chemistry, dentistry and agriculture. Of 100 women, 70 are Protestants, 4 Catholics and 10 Jewish.
A mosaic of notes mentions Damascus as an ancient city with irrigation from seven rivers, population imbalances in Myniki and Manila, Germany potato crops and disease, German aircraft medical kits, an elderly Civil War claimant in North Adams, global crop and insect losses, censorship in a London press, a vast caterpillar outbreak, a new African railway, Mindoro gold finds, and Dutch oyster export figures.
Berlin and Paris releases describe ongoing battles along the Oise and Meuse fronts with Allied retreats and German advances. French claims of minor gains and failed German counterattacks accompany Berlin’s note of a slowly advancing German army and a Verdun sortie repulsed on the Meuse. Airship losses and repairs are also noted with no aircraft captured or destroyed.
London reports no decisive shift along the Western Front as German and Allied forces clash from near Noyon to Metz. Analysts note possible three central aims and warn of continued heavy losses on both sides as official bulletins suppress detailed progress.
Berlin dispatch reports German general staff says no decision in the Oise-Meuse action yet but signs show enemy resistance weakening. German center advances slowly while Allies on the right bank of the Meuse are repulsed. Berlin observes defense can be justified and Cosmea chances are better than those of the Anglo French as battle continues undecided.
Vera Cruz and Mexico port transfer discussed as General Funston plans dispatch of an envoy to Peru to oversee the handover. Officials mention General Aguilar and the Sopeipanionsiet commander coordinating the government transfer while American authorities seize arms.
In New York the International Harvester directors decided not to declare a dividend on common stock due to European conditions. The meeting concluded with the board noting the unsettled international market and to preserve company stability for future periods.
In Troy, Kansas, KE Hudson shot and killed William Reeder by the Missouri river after quarrels over robberies. Hudson fled to a nearby house. an inquest exonerated him as acting in self defense.
W L Chambers, chairman of the federal mediation board, will hear the railroad wage differences tonight in St Lowks. He will convene with union officers and railroad officials to seek a settlement amid ongoing wage talks and labor unrest.
Berlin August 26 German foreign office official Baron Mumm defends Germany’s aims in a wide interview. He argues England seeks economic wars, cites Russia and Japan as rivals, and warns of future clashes with Britain and the West. He contends Slav and Oriental peoples differ and predicts tension from Japan and Asia expanding influence.
Twelve miners were killed when a cave trapped workers at the Centenia-Eureka mine in Eureka Oklahoma slope. Rescue teams recovered bodies into the night, with the first body found around eight o’clock. officials believe a miner named John Joe died instantly from the blast.
A Japanese seaplane attack hit a large ship during the action off Kiao Chow. The report notes the second squadron and multiple units involved with a bold strike that caused the target to roll and settle.
An Alaskan division official steps down as political tensions rise within Division Four. The resignation follows internal reevaluation and calls for leadership reform among local factions.
A London dispatch reports a disturbance involving actions to burn an Austrian flag. Details are sparse with fragmented phrases and unclear sources.
President Wilson and Attorney General Gregory are asked to pass on the Clayton anti trust bill features prepared by Senate and House conferees. The conference has agreed on main points including injunctions contempt and exclusive contracts. Some Senate amendments accepted while others restored with minor rewrites. Prohibition of price discrimination was restored though penalties were removed. Sections on holding companies and interlocking directorates retained with slight changes.
Washington reports the commerce committee debated reducing the river and harbor pork barrel bill to 20 to 25 million dollars. No agreement reached. another meeting planned with Chairman Sparkman to decide on next steps amid opposition led by Kenyon Burton Norris.
A sharp drop in foreign exchange was recorded today with cables and demand sterling in London quoted about 14 2%0 under yesterday's high rates. The decline reflects the fer ten for saataie 000 for the United States government account and related operations.
Fragmentary notice references a guardian event involving a young child under four years old and an apparent court or parental action. Names and key terms are garbled, but the item centers on a guardianship or authority decision affecting a minor. Further readable details are limited.
A steamboat collision on a Quebec waterway results in twelve deaths. Early reports confirm several government crew members among the victims while rescuers search the wreckage for survivors.
Cablegram from Franklin Johnston reports France shows marked improvement in business. Shipping and manufacturing rest, exports of French luxuries stay strong. Future demand for American machinery and manufactured goods expected to be enormous. Location: Paris dated September 1, year not specified. Page: New York. Date: September 19.
Madame Vandervelde wife of the Belgian minister of state arrived in New York aboard the Cretie to appeal to Americans for aid to Belgium whose homes have been ruined by war. She described refugees driven from Antwerp and Louvain, bombardments and raids, begging the nation for help to rebuild lives and provide clothing, food, and homes.
Johannesburg reports a desperado gang linked to General De la Rey’s death met its end. They sheltered in a cave in East Rand as police demanded surrender to Jackson’s wife. The woman entered the cave and was shot, after which the leader and two companions killed themselves as De la Rey, en route to his farm, was shot by police returning fire.
There, Sept. 17 via Botwerdan and J Sept. 18 The Gychoos of Bulher accompanied by one surgeon and two nurses arrived here yesterday. The duchess was a Namurite bombardment nurse and she treated mostly Belgian and German wounded. The expedition proceeded toward England where it was hoped she would reach safety.
A fragmentary report notes a women’s movement led by an organizer—likely connected to a secretary role within a larger national or regional women’s group. The readable text references an appeal and a broad pro-women initiative, with names partially legible.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.