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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
5
Reports from the Balkans and Dobrudja describe continued fighting along the Danube to the Black Sea and in northwestern Macedonia. Rumanian and Russian forces resist German Bulgarian Turkish attacks, with some reported counterattacks near Monastir and in the Somme region showing quiet after recent actions.
Parla, Sept. 22. An official war office statement says Bulgarian attacks on Kailmak calan peak met heavy losses. Bulgarians seized Borexnica briefly along the Broda river but were driven out by Serbians in bayonet combat. Allies show progress on the left wing near Pisader Fofia. In Florina district, Bulgarians gain in counterattacks with cavalry, while Entente losses mount. Macedonian front reports describe heavy enemy casualties and captures including a Russian brigade officer and 100 men of the 175th French regiment with machine guns. Kaimakealan defense failed with losses. Minor actions persist east and west of the Vardar and feeble Struma activity.
Verdun sector report says French forces captured two trenches and 1 prisoner south of the Thiaumont work. They reached close to Fort Vaux in Chapitre wood as weather delayed Somme actions. German attacks remained unrelieved.
A Havana dispatch from Athens says Crete is in revolt with a provisional government proclaimed. The unrest follows Romania's war entry and Bulgarian occupation in Greek Macedonia, fueling agitation for Greece to join the war. Last month revolutionists gained control of parts of Greek Macedonia.
In Olathe Kansas Bert They charged with murdering Henry Miller an aged German and his wife War taken from the Johnston county jail by a masked mob and hanged to a telephone pole. Sheriff Lon Carroll refused to release him and the mob battered three jail doors. Several shots were fired but no injuries reported.
The movement near Swaloniki proclaimed a provisional government while news remained withheld by the censor. Crete, 180 miles long with over 200,000 people, lies in the eastern Mediterranean about 60 miles from Greece, former home of ex-Premier Venizelos, and was annexed by Greece under the 1913 peace treaty with Turkey.
British reports say New Zealand troops at Ancre south of the Somme repulsed heavy German counter assaults. Russian and German dispatches claim continued fighting along Volhynia and Kovel Rovno lines with varying gains and losses as forces clash on multiple fronts.
Washington report states Great Britain formally expressed regret for a British destroyer stopping and examining the Philippine steamer Cebu in Philippine territorial waters. Fog hindered navigation and the commander lacked awareness of proximity to shore. Colville Barclay presented the explanation to the State Department at Foreign Secretary Grey's request. officials called the incident closed.
London dispatch reports Wilhelmshaven Zeitung noting rising violent clashes between civilians and the military. This week multiple street fights have fatal outcomes, including an attack on marines near a railway that left two dead and several wounded.
San Antonio Sept 21 The request of 300 members of the Seventh New York Infantry to remain on border duty after orders to go home was announced by General Funston. Guardsmen who wished to stay could transfer to other regiments, releasing men who want to return to their homes.
Lucrezia Bori, the gifted young Spanish singer, has found her voice after more than a year of silence. It was feared she would never sing again, but an operation was successful and she will be heard at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York during the first week of the coming season.
New York on September 22 announces state board of arbitration and mediation will handle the transit strike now in its third week. Hearings set for Monday with both sides required to present testimony as the city braces for possible escalation.
New London Conn Sept. 0. American and Mexican officials pursued fresh data on Mexican conditions ahead of talks with Mexican members. Mexicans waited for full reports from Chihuahua as they minimized the Chinahuahua attack and saw Villa’s forces as advantageous for pursuit. Officials planned to discuss border control and the withdrawal of American troops under General Pershing with the new Chihuahua situation uncertain.
New York September reports a 824 million contract to build 10 merchantmen for Argentina. The Vernoly ships will be modern merchant transports with transshipment capability and can be converted from civilian to military use. Financing is expected from Nationalley trink.
Sioux Falls reporting that a hearing on express rate matters is set for Saturday September 30 under a temporary restraining order. The Interstate Commerce Commission will oversee actions to halt rate increases while reviewing the case, with witnesses from two United States agencies expected to testify. The postponement follows adjournment after brief proceedings this week.
Three more private banks, run by W. F. Paolatey and son Oliver F, Jamen Tanda and W. OW. Booey, closed as depositors and institutions feared failures. Deposits totaled around 290000, with owners promising to pay every dollar. Receivership followed petitions. hearings continued as officials probe connections to downtown men.
Nangie City Sep 22 Hoenri Ford the manufacturer announced a plan to complete a substitute motor fuel in a year. He cited two workers on the project and hinted at near an evolution in fuel. Ford planned to return to Detroit to finalize a new farm bu ior and expected Ford cut, truck, and tractor to help farmers save about $600. He commented on the war and politics, signaling satisfaction with war policies and opposition to Wilmer Folin.
Los Angeles reportorial tragedy details Mirry Howlands who wrote of a death by his own action then used poison at the newspaper office. He reportedly borrowed a weapon and took poison instead of shooting himself. The case notes his recent grief over wife and child and mentions a warning of violence in the city.
Articles unveil a heated dispute between Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg and Admiral von Tirpitz over naval policy and discipline. The document reveals private discussions about Tirpitz’s influence on naval plans and the chancellor’s stance against disciplinary action, as manufacturers shift focus to Russian language offerings amid broader Poland-Russia engagements.
El Paso Sept 92 authorities staged the first full strength war readiness review in the city. About 26 000 guardsmen regulars in khaki paraded 20 miles of streets to honor the corps and observe a five hour march past a reviewing stand. Maj Gen Charles M Choment led the Jeanssivenin division while officials and officers from 11 states participated. Municipal officials declared a half holiday as stores and homes along the route festooned with flags for the event.
In Des Moines on September 22 Judge ML Wade overruled a motion by Edward F. Manon former clerk of the United States circuit court here asking that charges against him for a $14 000 shortage in his accounts be dropped because of a statute of limitations. Manon quit his job in 1910. Wade held that the statute does not apply to obligations due the government.
Washington reports Brigadier General Villa’s raid on Chihuahua City last Saturday. He is said to have captured artillery and six automobile bands, freed prisoners, and eluded observers after joining 3 000 to 5 000 soldiers from the Comanches Barricon. A letter to General Trevino is noted as part of the action.
Washington reports nearly ten thousand people displaced by a great flood in the Kwai river region of China. American Red Cross has spent six hundred thousand dollars on fowl protection and plans for post disaster relief. Officials say autumn crops destroyed and distress rises as authorities assess government response and potential appeals for funds and supplies.
Frank Rockefeller and John Rockefeller reportedly discussed a rift within the Rockefeller family. The interview reveals Frank detailing the estrangement from his father and the long history behind the split. No reconciliation seems likely at this time, with tensions persisting between the brothers.
Earl Feversham aged 87, Oxford graduate and landowner, killed in action September 16 while leading his battalion of the Twenty Fifth Kingstown Rifles. He served as private secretary to the First Lord of the Admiralty and married Lady Ain Cheville, leaving two sons.
In a federal court in Kanenla City Missouri revelvers were appointed for the Ball Manufacturing company a 1 000 000 cooperative with headquarters in Kanenla City and branches in several Missouri towns including Katine Lowe tid Oko and nearby areas.
Duluth Minn October 2 Camearon R Dust Ottoman, former newspaper publisher and president of the Frust-Puarkey company of Duluth, died after a golf mathe at the Northhillyd County club. The sudden death follows a golf match and is attributed to heart disease.
Washington Mayor J J Glasgow was elected president of the Iowa League of Municipalities at the convention today. Other officers include T A Potter as vice president Frank G Pieres as secretary treasurer J B Roped Port Lawrence and G W Bunt Bow City named trustees Iowa City designated as place for the next convention.
Fragmentary notes describe Bent and She-rank Chote as champion heavyweight contenders visiting Humboldt. Mentions an accident at Kramer’s and an incident involving a person named Gately Joyce. Indicates a plan to return soon and a reluctance to engage in further competition.
Clacton Gila Bept 21 reports the death of actor and playwright Wieh Tuntingiond at 60. He had been directing a local production this week and collapsed today.
The chamber votes 47 to 11 on a compulsory service measure. Meliourdé Ela Landon and Pept. 2h highlight the debate as supporters praise the House behind the bill. The result reflects a strong majority in favor of conscription.
A cobbled Reuters style note warns that living costs will spike by spring. Food and canned goods are set to rise. wholesale prices jump, with cotton and woolen goods up to 26 percent. Shoes and collars also costlier. cigars see small dealer price increases.
Hartford. Indictment charges Amy K Archer-Julian, owner of an old peoples home, with the deaths of five inmates. The jury found evidence in the death of Franklin K Andrew, whose body was exhumed during investigations. Tests found a powerful poison in the remains and four other bodies were later examined.
Lemion February 21 The Wireless Presence out today a dispatch from Zurich saying 100 socialists were arrested in Devin on the ground they were concerned in agitation against the tar. Although over yurs of torture said to have been sent to the.
Bearley Sept 21 German and Austrian nearion members of parliament will meet at Scalaburg 150 miles southwest of Viens via wireless report. The gathering aims to discuss political questions of common interest to both countries.
A damaged item reports the national porcelain factory at Sevres recovering a dilnty statue linked to Madame de Pompadour and Louis XV. The piece, carved as a nod to Sevres history, was saved from destruction, with plans to reproduce from preserved moulds.
Fragmented OCR text shows a bizarre monologue about cures and vitality with distorted phrases. The passage mentions nonsensical names and misformed words, offering no clear event or人物, and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details for a proper news summary.
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