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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
4
Reports indicate Greece plans a full mobilization with 700000 troops as Bulgars mass forces and 800000 Germans are poised near borders. A Black Sea raid is feared, and King is called to convene parliament to address the crisis.
Balkan powers assess mobilization as Bulgaria moves toward war. Greece signs a general mobilization decree covering classes 1892 to 1911, amid allied fears that Bulgaria's action will draw the region into conflict. Bulgaria seeks to mobilize a large force, while Greece and Romania prepare to join the Allies or defend rights.
A strong earth shock, felt in Rome and across several Italian districts, caused alarm but limited damage. In Avignano people rushed outdoors, while Aquila province residents reported distinct tremors and ongoing fear. In Messina the quake prompted a night panic with people fleeing to open spaces.
Victor Murdock, chairman of the national committee, announced after a meeting at the party headquarters in New York that the Progressives will run a straight ticket next year. He noted strong sentiment among leaders and delegates for a unified campaign.
German military attaché Captain Fram Papen arrives in San Francisco with an accompanying figure assumed to be Prince von Hatzfeldt of the Washington embassy. Papen refuses to discuss his leave and Archibald incident while asserting only officials may speak.
Washington reports that Great Britain restricts neutral trade by blocking raw materials and pressing American merchants to pledge not to ship to any country without British consent. The policy appears aimed at curbing shipments to Germany and to Latin America while Britain seeks to dominate European neutrals and push for a large loan in the U.S. money market.
Washington announces that temporary resident aliens will pay 1 percent on all net income under the income tax law. Those intending to become permanent residents retain usual exemptions. Treasury says the rule targets actors and singers who stay only a few months.
Springfield Sept 24 Frank Louden announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor as sentiment grows he will run with no pledges and later launch a vigorous campaign He backs Senator Lawrence Y Sherman for the Republican presidential nomination.
In Peoria Illinois 30 of 48 delegates from 16 German societies forming the Peoria branch of the German American alliance adopt resolutions opposing banks participation in a proposed allied loan and call for an extra Congress session to embargo munitions. Wilson is denounced as an autocrat by several speakers condemning his foreign policy.
London dispatch reports a third set of Rhodes scholarship papers has been forwarded for U S examinations. Officials hope they arrive by October 6, after two earlier shipments were lost in transit and with the sinking of the Hesperian.
El Paso September 4. G H Fuller of Los Angeles said he expects his brother C P Fuller to be released by Mexican bandits and reach El Paso tomorrow. He declined to discuss plans for securing the release.
Berlin reports German forces press on in the east amid a plan to split Russian armies north and south of the Pripet. Russian troops retreat toward Riga with renewed pressure around Vilna and Dvinsk while German reinforcements land in the Argonne for renewed fighting.
The Rockefeller Foundation’s annual report details the international health commission’s work against hookworm through 1914. Efforts span 66 degree infection belts with about 900 million people, including Trinidad, St Lucia, Grenada, Egypt, and Central American nations. The aim is control and support, not eradication, with permanent programs needed for lasting impact.
A body washed ashore at Clonakilty in Ireland is identified as Mrs. Genonine Aeneacene, linked to New York and San Francisco as a victim of the Arabic disaster. The report notes the remains recovered along the southwest coast and confirms her identity amidst the broader tragedy.
Berlin reports indicate Germany’s third war loan may raise about 12 billion marks with strong public response. A Berlin message cites large deposits as crowds gather at banks in Dresden and other cities as veterans and civilians participate in the subscription effort.
Brownsville Texas September 25 Ameri can troops and Mexican forces believed Carranza soldiers clashed at Progreso. One American soldier Kate Stubblefield of troop 1 ed a United in caval ry was killed two wounded. Mexican casualties unknown. Communication to Brownsville confirms ongoing engagement. In Marfa Gen Raou Madero and eight companions arrested by American soldiers after crossing the Rio Grande.
Ban Ant Tex. Rep. 36 Wil Howard says Taft is not a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in 1916. Henry Taft stated here he would not resist overtures to become the nominee and would respond to offers, but his brother insists he is not seeking the nomination.
A brief, dated report notes a nine year old boy named Joe Parsons near Bo Nei Tor in Alabama admitting involvement in an assault. The event tied to a hanging sentence was announced as part of an incident in Sept. 24 coverage.
Bomb strikes hit the right wing of Stuttgart Palace with a blast in the salon. Several royal family members were present. French airmen bombed military barracks causing fatalities and injuries. some crews moved to Friderichshaven, while the Swiss evacuated Friedericks haven.
Five members of General Felipe Angeles staff were stopped at an internal bridge by American authorities and warned not to cross into the United States. They said they had resigned from the Villa army and planned to operate a ranch in Paso, Texas. Angeles himself is in Washington, and the craft party accompanied by household effects continues homeward.
Fragmented text discusses conserving oil to support Navy fuel needs and references planning, officials, and court decisions. The passage mentions California, Sant., and Birnott with unclear roles, suggesting strategic storage and supply considerations.
The British government will accept American owned goods of German and Austrian origin held at the British embassy. A written statement of the conditions under which these goods will be released is to be submitted. The notice outlines procedures for identifying eligible items and steps before release.
At La Platte Nebraska three rainmen were killed and four others seriously injured when freight No. 163 collided head on with passenger No. 153 a half mile south of La Platte station. The dead include Mike Shilock Kansas City and Walter Ceopher Nebraska. Baggage man C H Cotton Kansas City suffered a broken back. W L Wyatt Falls City and W West mail clerks injured. Damages and exact conditions reported as aid arriving.
Washington reports successful Zapate raids on Vera Cruz and Mexico City as conflict deepens. A Pan American statement notes water and fuel shortages amid civil unrest and tensions over recognition of Carranza. Carranza troops reportedly occupy Cananea and other towns as factions clash over governance and American precedents.
New York report from September 25 cites Sym Gabriel of the Arm General Progressive association urging American intervention as Armenians face deportations and killings across Van, Mesli, Zeytoun, and other vilayets. Letters describe thousands dead or exiled, with families left homeless and destitute in the desert regions south of Aleppo.
Readable fragments show an OCR text fragment mentioning prigon term ati tox bent de wian mouth a. No clear events, names, dates, or locations are recoverable.
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