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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
5
Dispatch from Reuters notes a great battle along the AISNE with German forts preparing for attack. A Saxon prisoner from Troyes admits German errors in the night fighting and artillery fire, while German troops clash with French infantry along the frontier village.
Four boys escaped from a Booneville school and stole Missouri Texas Railway Engine 708. The engine steamed toward Sedalia as detectives pursued aboard. A derailment plan at Pilot Grove halted the runaway after 60 miles of travel. the youths were later recaptured.
A fragment describes moves regarding the American embassy in London, involving Walter Hines and the American relief Committee. The plan mentions transfer actions, negotiations, and new quarters at Savoy, with authority and officials named in the relief effort.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a conflict involving Turkish forces and a national context. The readable phrases reference allied actions and possible fronts or actors. No clear dates, places, or names beyond generic references are extractable for a precise card.
As the second great battle of the French campaign rages along the River Aisne, German and French reports claim advantages at various points while London and Rome weigh strategical moves. Dispatches note encirclement of German right wing at Amiens and shifts in leadership as weather hampers operations.
Paris reports a peace rumor as the Battle of Alune unfolds near Laon and Rheims. German left poses threats while Allies press from the north with heavy rains hindering German supplies and artillery.
An officer from the British cruiser High Flyer recounts the sinking of the North German Lloyd liner Wilhelm der Grosse off the African coast in late August. He notes coaling at Lag Palmas Canary Islands, sighting two collier ships, and firing at 3:10 PM with subsequent departure by 6:00 PM, amid the engagement near Rio de Oro.
New York Sept 11 The United States district court ordered Central Trust Co to show cause why the proposed foreclosure action against the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co should proceed. The order followed a petition by A Hell Malcolmson representing holders of Rock Island collateral trust bonds.
New York report states Count von Bernstorff will not discuss German propaganda efforts in the United States. He confines himself to official dispatches and declines interviews. The ambassador again rejects claims he heads a U.S. propaganda campaign, citing the need to avoid criticism by saying nothing.
In Memphis suburb of Pinghamton an Illinois Central freight train struck a street car with about 35 passengers. Eleven killed and over 16 injured as the trailer car was toppled and wreckage tangled. Two freight trains were switching when the collision occurred.
At Ida Grove Iowa a 21 year old man Harbvid McCabe died after an apparent heart attack while swimming in the new municipal plunge. His body was recovered after being missing since yesterday afternoon. He was preparing to leave for the state university in Iowa City.
The Cunard liner Lusitania reached New York under orders to unload and prepare to sail for Halifax as transport for Canada. Among the 1,502 passengers returning Americans were Sir James M. Harris, A E B W Mason, Mrs George Vanderbilt, Cornelia Vanderbilt, George De Forest Lord, Madam Jomelli, Marshall Field, Professor William Gardner Hale, Chauncey M. Depew, H R Shelley, and Willam Dudley.
Tangled notes describe a voyage toward Cordova with mentions of Nome and Karluk. The message references a four day period and the revenue cutter connection. Early arrivals by Corwin tie to a broader expedition narrative with embers of peril and search.
Incomplete text describes a drowning incident near a fort with a submarine or ship involved. Names and details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions exports and a board, but the event and entities are unclear. The readable phrases reference aniline, exports, and a board, lacking concrete dates, names, or locations to form a full summary.
Berlin reports deny danger to Silesia and Breslau as Austrian forces seek Cracow base. Rome notes Tribuna on new German plan to hold west while attack Russia. London and Paris dispatches discuss Italy and Romania entering war, possible Avlona occupation, and Russia pressuring for Trieste.
Paris reports indicate Serbs and Montenegrins press toward Bosnia and Herzegovina and plan a march on Budapest. Austrian forces resist along the Hosnian frontier with block houses and guerilla fighting while Serb casualties are described as small and replenished by fresh troops.
Bordeaux dispatch cites several acts of valor. Private Philips of the second rifle battalion risked life under shelling to tend wounded, fetch water, and guide fleeing soldiers to safety. Bugler Martin of the Fourteenth Hussars charged a German officer to rescue a captured comrade, dying in the action. Avion Maree Gi. Hrtnay reportedly performed a perilous maneuver during a strafing incident.
Rear Adm Charles F Badner announces leadership of the North Atlantic Fleet as the U S Navy reshapes command amid tense wartime operations. The report details the ceremonial handover and introduces key crew assignments aboard the Vereres t of the America d coolpr, with references to the Davy yard and main flotilla staff.
A Washington dispatch reports judgment withheld on war atrocities claims involving German forces. The Heim Commission presented evidence of invasion, torture of women and children, destruction of art treasures, and other alleged violations of wartime norms to Allied authorities and the German leadership.
Fragmented text reports a dispute over a clearance refusal involving a government body in Washington DC. Details are unclear with garbled phrases mentioning authorities and a statue and an act dated around an unreadable timeline.
Theodore Taparzer a year-old Philadelphia boy arrived in London with a Hungarian widow and six children. He had met the forlorn family in Budapest and brought them to London, acting as interpreter and obtaining aid from the American Relief Committee. The chairman praised the boy’s self reliance and intelligence.
President Wilson received word that striking coal miners have accepted the tentative settlement terms from United Mine Workers officers. Colorado mine workers in convention also decided to accept the proposal and expressed faith in the president's integrity.
Washington warns foreign born U S citizens that passports issued in their birth countries may be denied in Britain France Russia Serbia and Belgium. State Department reiterates Americans should refrain from visiting homelands even if not at war. The notice notes possible difficulty proving neutral status and citizenship.
A portrait of General Joffre portrays him as confident and lucky, admired by friends for his vision and resolve. The piece cites his calm leadership, strategic detachment, and ability to inspire faith in French officers, while noting opponents feared his preparation for war and swift, decisive actions.
Fragmentary text references a resistance league and suffrage themes. Mentions of voting, protests, and alleged property damage suggest a late 19th or early 20th era civic action. Names and places are unclear, making specifics uncertain.
OCR fragment shows partial text with no clear event or identifiers. Unable to determine subject, entities, or location from the readable portion.
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