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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
4
The report from Nertin claims Entente forces sustain slow losses in Dobrudja as German, Turkish, and Bulgarian units counterattack. Officials say German victory solidifies near the Danube while fighting rages in the Carpathians and Dobrogea region with heavy casualties reported.
London reports say Muigeria agreed not to attack Rumanians as war on Austria-Hungary looms. A former Romanian war minister, now in discussion with German and Bulgarian forces in Dowi Avereseg, led invasions from Tronevivania to Boe bruja before word of MuCerian intent emerged. The German plan to seize Conuiania and cross the Danube is said to have failed, with Peleurigne urged to avoid past mistakes and honor commitments.
Paris reports Evlogars with the Halenrians facing continuous pressure along the Macedonian front. Troops clash near the Prods river as British and Haitian forces bombard Bulgarian positions near Nephorion. Casualties reported north of Florina with air and artillery actions intensifying across the line.
Reports from Petrograd via Reuters say Turkish troops are now used in the Riga district front. Led by Cernman and Aueprian epicorm they appear with German equipment. The first confirmed Turkish force deployment in this sector follows earlier appearances in Galieta with Avatans and Ciermane.
An official Paris- or London-sourced bulletin states there were no new developments on the western and Chwugian fronts. The brief note mentions no changes in operations or movements affecting the ongoing conflict.
In Feeetle county, Mia Choe W. Bopp, wife of a prominent banker, died in an automobile accident when the car overturned after her husband’s hand turned on a loan.
The admiralty announced that a Westile transport was sunk in the Mediterranean on September 17 by a German submarine. The report came via wireless from Netlin to Snagyuite, dated September 22.
Washington reports the War Department questions Brigadier General Bell Jr. and El Paso sources on Villa's raid near Chihuahua City. General Trevino and Gen Funston defend the official account and say Villa's force numbered under 600 with no loot. Trevino says American artillery repelled the attackers as pursuing units closed in.
Jamen Ward attorney for Edward Morrison the alleged millionaire bankrupt was ordered held to the grand jury on perjury charges. Ward controls about 2.1 million in Morrison property and the case ties to Burnstein a junk dealer alleged father of two girls Morrison recently adopted. Burnstein testified about a deathbed confession regarding paternity. Ward bonds set at 15000 and Burnstein at 5000.
Washington Sept 23 Robert W Cooper suffered a fractured right forearm when a 12 inch gun exploded aboard the battleship Michigan during gun practice off the Wissin coast. The ship heads to Philadelphia navy yard for repairs.
A Philadelphia inventor receives a patent for an observation car that would be suspended by cables from two airplanes. The aim is to provide steadier motion and clearer sighting than single-aircraft designs.
Frank M. White head of the agricultural engineering department at the University of Wisconsin and president of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers states the tractor is here to stay. He claims farmers nationwide will soon recognize its value as a leading authority on farm machinery.
Readable fragments report two Britons killed and 38 of a Carron colliers party slain near Toxcam after bandits attacked a camp. Correos soldiers fought hard but were outnumbered, with officers and English residents among the dead. The scene centers on a camp near Tompion and the Toplia area.
Berlin Set 22 The relothetay to be opened Thursday by the Reichstag will be preceded by a confidential conference between Gottlieb von Jagow and party leaders. Chancellor Hollweg is expected to address the Reichstag on the fire day. Dr Karl Helfferich will discuss the economy. The Reichstag session extends by one year. Lorraine accession diet period also extended.
Chicago reports railroads for the year ending June show net operating revenues at 1.178 billion dollars, the first time over the billion mark. Per-mile figures indicate gains from 1913 to 1916, with total operating revenue up 7.5 percent and net operating income rising 21.4 percent amid efficiency gains.
Secretary Lansing today denounced reports that he and President Wilson’s advisers had merged over legal phases of retaliatory legislation aimed at Great Britain's interference with trade. He said the view of the state department was not ready for presentation and no conclusion had been reached on enforcement.
New York Sept 22 Colorado and Northern directors today declared a dividend of 2 percent on the first preferred stock of its surplus issue for the year ending July last. This is the first disbursement on the first preferred stock since October.
Preliminary hearing for Edward Donahue and Harry Knell on charges of blackmailing wealthy individuals faces a two week postponement. The case involves alleged accomplices and aims to uncover others connected to the scheme. Chicago reporters note the case hinges on further court proceedings and possible names of complicity.
Chicago September reports another private bank, Campbell, Dube & Co., closing in the city within a month. Creditors filed for involuntary bankruptcy, stating liabilities around 600,000 and listing the bank's foreign operations under a different name.
Porte September 23 German infantry launched a morning assault to retake positions north of the Somme. French garrisons reportedly held against heavy artillery and night-odd losses. German divisions suffered severe casualties with only 140 of the Eleventh River division remaining fit from 210.
London Sept 22 The British advanced on a front of about a mile in the Somme sector south of the Ancre river. The war office announced two German trench lines were captured and several enemy trenches were penetrated. Communications indicate progress near Flora and Martinpuich with explosions reported north of Neuville.
Indianapolis report confirms Governor Terrence Tralton received word from Vance C. MaceCermics that Wilson will address a Highway Day celebration in Indianapolis on October 12. The governor expects the speech to be nonpolitical.
Ninety members of the Authors League of America signed a protest against affiliating with the American Federation of Labor. The list includes many noted writers such as Jack London, George Ade, and Winston Churchill. They denounced the proposed affiliation and argued it would not deliver the promised benefits.
Ton Branch reports a pageant to meet President Wilson today with Welter times. American embassy to Great Britain, an outline of parliament and basketball news.
Fragmentary text mentions Chinese power, mining, Outer le wine, metal ow laren, and Leod currency, but lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to summarize into a coherent item.
New York Fept 23 American chief stress men aided by the federal reserve bank system will be able to withstand European competition after the war, says Charles Murfin governor of the federal reserve board at the annual dinner of the Institute of Accountants. He cites wealth gains of 40 billion dollars for the Allied States, bank deposits up 6 to 7 billion, gold stock up over 700 million, and gold imports increasing sharply since the start of the year. He declares no nation has enjoyed such prosperity.
Lemion Sept 23 The Hungarian diet rejected motions by Counts Andreseu and Apponyt leaders of the opposition for convocation of delegations The revolt peaked with Romania joining the allies and the opposition demands on Austrian government competency foreign affairs and Austro Hungarian army administration efficiency were altered in the process.
Athens dispatch reports rising disorder in Greek Macedonia where a revolutionary movement has persisted. In Kozhani a town of about 10 000 residents 55 miles southeast of Monastir the Greek civil authorities were ousted by locals. The police chief and military governor Major Karapanos are said to have joined the insurrection with Diet regiment forces nearby.
Lincoln Neb Rept 22 Gevernor Storeroad Attorney General Reed and the state railway commission secured a temporary restraining order in the state supreme court blocking seven Nebraska railroads from enforcing recently proposed tariffs. The railroads sought federal relief to prevent state close freight rates, with a hearing set for October 2 on a permanent injunction.
The American ambulance field service announced the creation of a new section with 30 ambulances of the latest model to operate with the French army in the Balkans.
In Des Moines Joe Moines, noted as John L Fullivean, famous pugilist, called on Governor Clarks today. He compared the governor to Teddy Roosevelt and spoke of his touring schedule in Iowa, highlighting the exchange as a notable event.
A report notes a pipeline project enabling oil to replace wood as fuel for navigation and interior use. The emphasis is on industrial and regional benefits from substituting oil for traditional timber sources.
General Funston clarified an earlier Baptist conference note from Dallas, saying he does not wish to dictate sermon content to ministers but objects to revivals in camps. He argued soldiers are not to be treated as lost and should be respected as a fine group of men equal to any other in the country.
New York dispatch details mayor Mitchel’s readiness to use civil and military power to quell disorder amid threats of a general street car strike. Police expanded patrols to safeguard routes, with 6,700 officers, 9 patrol cars, and 100 motorcyclists placed at strategic points as unions consider a widespread action that could begin early next week.
London dispatch reports a committee chaired by Baron farmingdon recommends creating a British trade bank with £10,000,000 capital. The group says the bank would meet postwar needs of British firms, financing large overseas contracts and bridging gaps between home and colonial lenders.
Washington announced civilian marksmen may enter the national rifle matches in Jacksonville Florida beginning October 11. The War Department says governors are to name one or more leaders, with transportation paid and funds shared if states send multiple entrants.
New York on September 22: Theodore Roosevelt and William H. Taft have accepted invitations to attend a reception honoring Charles F. Hughes at the Union League Club on October 2. Elihu Root, president of the club, will preside.
Official notes on France's harvest say wheat yields are below average overall, with good results in the west central and southeast. Potatoes suffered dryness but many regions report good crops, beets are satisfactory, and vineyards affected by heat yield a generally acceptable total harvest.
A Cleveland conference between the National Window Glass wage committee and factory representatives agreed on a roughly 20 percent wage raise. The increase would affect about 20,000 workers across West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oklahoma, Illinois, and Indiana.
Miami news reports two or more of four bandits who robbed Homestead bank of 4000 dollars were believed surrounded at Key Large inland south of Miami. Only two bandits seen since Saturday. three posse men killed and another wounded in a running fight. All four thought to have fled into brushy terrain.
Petitioners count on 1 million consumers to slow prices by urging a federal embargo on food exports. The drive, led by the Mister Poi ers' association, targets 30 000 retail grocers bakers and small dealers in New York. Women and other groups join a nationwide effort to force Congress to act as costs rise.
Housewives of Chicago were urged to attend a mass meeting to organize a campaign against rising food costs. The notice states men pursue profit and women must stop unwarranted price increases while workers can halt them.
Washington dispatch reports Flora McDonald Thompon, president of the Housekeepers' Alliance, arguing housewives neglect the value of bread and meat and urging women to adopt scientific breadmaking. She cites a butcher noting waste of higher cuts and warns immigrant housekeepers to curb waste as prices rise.
Chicago dates and names outline a planned series of debates on the lashes campaign between rival college men and the leadership of the College Man's league. A committee of Democrats and Republicans is arranging details for joint discussions featuring Judge Wowlmanser and Senator Robert Le Quen in September at the University of New Mexico.
Washington on September 22 reports the War Department ordered additional National Guard infantry units to the Mexican border. Troop A of the Kanpras Cavalry and Troop 1 of the Wisconsin Cavalry were among those deployed today.
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