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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
5
Rotterdam dispatch reports German forces in Belgium reinforced while Lille fortifications rebuilt. Entente western line sees limited gains as Bulgarian and Austrian assurances fuel doubt. Russian domestic unrest quiets though apathy rises over protracted cabinet disputes.
Fragmentary report from Geneva dated September 93 notes rising tensions and exchanges between Turkish capital actors. details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The snippet mentions Sikes and Leanunna in a context of growing intolerance and potential negotiations.
The plan aims to forfeit bonds and bar the firm from future Russian orders while releasing millions of dollars worth of goods to American importers held up since the start. The Commerce Department says American firms must file a triplicate application with the commercial agent to show sales of all or part of the shipment covered by the agreement.
A Black Hand style threat targets a Sunday gathering in Omaha in the tabernacle. Police chief Henry W. Dunn offers protection for attendees as federal agents and post office inspectors trace the letter.
In Indianapolis the state probes May 6 1914 primary vote counts during Mayor Joseph E Bell election conspiracy case. Witnesses report discrepancies in the Tenth ward precinct and alleged pressure to alter tallies and deny votes, with claims involving Lyons and Costello.
The Princess theater on St. Catherine street in Montreal was destroyed by fire today. Officials estimate damage at over $100,000 with the building remaining unoccupied.
George Pi of Ottumwa was sentenced by Judge Wade in federal court to two years at Leavenworth for violating the Mann white slave law. Pi asked to be brought to this district for sentencing.
New York news reports the British freighter Romanian Prince arriving with seven steerage passengers and six crew members rescued from the Greek steamer Athinas after a fire at sea last Sunday.
Interesting tales of surgery in Europe from a Cleveland physician Dr. George Crite and reports on medical practice in France. Mention also soldiers and observations by Dr Mary Strong.
Washington officials say the United States will decide on granting safe conduct to Austrian Ambassador Dr Constantine Dumba after Vienna recalls him and states he will go on leave. A prior high level meeting between General Wilson and Acting Secretary Polk discussed the case amid uncertain replies from Vienna.
Washington reports circulated that a special Senate session might be called on October 18 to push cloture treaties. The White House denied confirmation while Senator Kern surveys Democratic views on a potential session and the president’s absence is interpreted as not estranged.
Dee Moines Sept 23 Betsy Smith jailed for life for the murder of her husband in 1594 has been denied a pardon by Governor Clarke. Smith now 60, her daughter previously died after an act connected to the case.
London reports Captain Roger Proncie Dee, son of Reverend Wil H. Draper of Leeds, killed in a dramatic incident last December. The article details the suspect and circumstances surrounding the slaying of an American girl and the ensuing investigation abroad.
A partial OCR fragment mentions New York and Dr Austin with unclear context or dates. The readable bits suggest a public eye reference and a medical figure, but no verifiable event or outcome is evident.
In postreport material, Wall Street circles note friction among Jamaican members of the lesson group trying to establish a coast need in Santa.
In Washington DC Senator Owen calls ex Senator Elihu Root to a debate on government issues. Open letter from the National Popular Government League and signatories advance the proposal with alternatives including Taft or Parker if Root declines. They clash with the Constitutional Government group on initiative referendum and constitutional amendment methods.
Washington September 23. A meeting of the United States section of the international high commission on ity of laws discussed extending the two cent letter rate and parcel post to all countries of the American continent. The commission includes representatives of the United States and American republics and will meet again in Ayres Provably early in November. Present were Secretary McAdoo Bassett John H Fahey Fletcher Paul M Warburg Vel Unt ermeyer.
Charles Delichay aged 60 manager of the Majestic theater Ellsworth Minn was murdered last night. Sioux Falls police aided in the search for the killer who fled after tying his hands. A three foot pipe lay near the body and $300 cash from the day’s receipts was taken the suspect likely knew the theater’s routine.
Washington reports Villa forces are advancing toward the Mexican border with consular notices from Carothers at El Paso. Americans Fuller and McCabe are alleged kidnap victims, with a ransom demand of 10 000 pesos in gold or notes. A later message claims McCabe’s release to El Paso with his escort.
Gov Frank B Willis of Ohio spoke at the Chicago Association of Commerce luncheon and a later Ohio society dinner promising a Republican victory tied to a return of protective tariffs. He rejected immediate talk of presidential timber and said he was not worrying about the place yet.
New York September 34 seven officers and committeemen of the Cloak and Suit Makers union go on trial for murder in the first degree alleged to have procured the death of Abraham Liebovitz during the 1910 garment workers strike. They are named Max Sigman Morris Stupnicker Sol Mets Julius Woolf Max Singer Isadore Auspitz and Abraham Weidinger a $250000 defense fund is reported raised by United Hebrew trades union with a possible frame up defense thesis.
Washington reports the American consulate at Stuttgart Germany was struck by a bomb fragment during a raid by French airmen. Consul Higgins says no one in the consulate was injured but provides no detail on the building’s damage.
Federal Judge Dyer approved a plan to reinsure Knights of Honor members in another organization after the Knights fell to a receiver. The order dissolves the Knights once death claims totaling 400000 dollars are paid, with about 300000 dollars remaining to cover these claims.
United States agency finishes a large irrigation run in the reclamation area at a cost of 65 000 dollars. The project covers more than acres and marks a milestone in regional water management.
Winter snows hamper Italian and Austrian troops at Freikofel mountain 300 feet high at the border. Italian Alpine corps scale the peak with ropes to attack from the rear, capturing 15 Austrians and a large quantity of munitions.
Chicago readers face a volatile wheat close as traders short the market risk heavy losses from failed September wheat deliveries. Armour Grain reportedly holds about 6,000,000 bushels short, prompting shorts to buy ahead while the Chicago Board of Trade plans a ruling on delivery rules for September contracts. Velvet chaff No 1 northern wheat purchases by shorts threaten to violate state law and exchange rules amid scarce No 2 hard or no 2 red wheat supplies.
John D. Rockefeller Jr states Colorado Fuel & Iron does not care if miners join a union. The open air conference in Rouse Colo features Rockefeller Griffiths and Mitchell. Mitchell says most grievances involve nonunion men, while Griffiths and Rockefeller question union status.
London report says Chancellor Reynald McKenna did not propose new beer and spirits taxes in the budget. The Daily Telegraph notes the government plans a comprehensive approach to the drink question later in the session.
Washington reports that Laura M Hammerling of New York spoke for the American Association of Foreign Language News to the White House today. She said President Wilson has no part in any peace mission and denied invitations extending to Bryan.
Washington reports Germany accepts a damag es commission and Hague arbitration on the Frye sinking. Berlin promises to avoid destroying ships carrying contraband unless under absolute contraband rules, signaling a thaw in U.S. German tensions and a move toward a negotiated settlement.
A garbled transfer notes renewal delays of about two years and mentions graveyard stakes and erection of a new structure. The fragment references United entities and IDs, suggesting a bureaucratic or legal renewal process and a construction plan under review.
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