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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1915
Page
2
Foreign intelligence probes split into two and four line paragraphs reveal details of an espionage case involving Vijay Ame Wad and a high security network. Investigators outline HTS links and timelines while authorities emphasize ongoing inquiries across multiple jurisdictions.
Italian merchants and professionals leave butro-hungary on consul advice. Italian liquor dealers protest higher taxes while Austrian submarine sinks French cruiser Leon Gambetta with 700 dead. German planes bomb Nancy killing three. Britain seizes meat cargo capacity for Europe trade. Guli ght torpedoed near Scilly with deaths and drownings. Lloyd George warns Britain pays about 10.5 million daily. Chancellor proposes harsher liquor taxes. Russian losses in Galicia around 100,000. Germans claim Carpathian campaign needs abandon. U.S. stock reports and legal cases tied to past crimes. Shrine delegates prepare for Seattle gathering. Colorado mining value totals listed for 1914. Industrial club remarks on cartel system and world trade.
Senator Duncan A Fletcher of Florida was re elected president of the Southern Commercial Congress at Muskogee Oklahoma The Philadelphia Automobile Club notified Omaha Automobile Club that all trans continental tours had been mapped through Omaha John R Lawson labor leader found guilty of first degree murder in Trinidad Colorado tied to the killing of deputy sheriff in a 1913 strikers battle A 17 year old Walter E Mull en confessed to stealing 347 from White Co bankers New York City in a few weeks prior China replied to Japanese demands defying some and consenting to others Dallas Celilo canal opened to navigation after ten years and 4 85 million government expenditure opening the Columbia river to 450 miles to Priest Rapids and Lewiston Idaho
The Montreal Star reports a heated exchange before Fire Commissioner Ritchie during the Cafe Parisien fire inquiry. J T Hackett accused Leon Garneau of acting crook by warning a witness, and Hackett traced the saying to Irish defenders of Limerick defending two channels, the Hook and the Crook.
A 50 foot high Stone Mountain granite monument honoring Revolutionary War generals Daniel Stewart and James Screven was unveiled in Liberty County Georgia by the national government on Southern Memorial Day.
Scientific American reports that Blumea balsamifera, abundant in the Philippines, is identical to the source plant for camphor in parts of China. The Philippine Bureau of Science and Bureau of Forestry are now investigating its commercial potential.
Lee Shippey defends spring poets and laments the absence of spring poems in a six year span. He argues nature inspires buoyancy and urges editors not to suppress verse, challenging claims that space is unavailable for poetry and noting fewer than fifty poems submitted in six years.
A witty exchange recalls a bachelor’s brave talk of war and another man’s calm jibe about his single status. The banter hints at social expectations and masculine bravado in a lighthearted tone. The dialogue captures humor about romance and conflict.
Vienna reports the Russian front near Zboro Sztropko Lupkow retreated from Hungary after a 150 kilometer front battle. The southern wing in West Galicia was broken, Gorlice fell after fierce street fighting, with thousands killed or captured. Many Russians wore civilian clothes in captivity.
A compilation of short items notes changes in officials, elections, and local events. Highlights include construction plans for a two story building in Norfar, state refer enarian appointment, and postmaster race in Fairbury. Also reported are saloon closures in Kearney, law on school bonds in Ainsworth, and upcoming Nebraska Seed association meet at West Point.
Colorado announces that shipments of cattle hogs sheep and goats will be accepted from Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with thirty day prior permits and federal or state veterinary certificates. Exceptions include several Kansas counties Reno Kingman Harper Harvey Sedgwick Sumner Marion Butler Cowley Chase Greenwood Elk and Chautauqua and Grant Kay Osage in Oklahoma and Missouri river stock yards are excluded.
A late Rome report says Austria may concede territory to Italy in exchange for Italian neutrality as both powers weigh possible gains. Austria fears Italy will enter the war if its demands are not satisfied, affecting the peace prospects in Europe.
President Wilson orders the establishment of Naval Petroleum Reserve No 3, comprising 9 481 acres in Natrona County Wyoming. No wells drilled yet but experts expect the reserve to yield fuel oil for the navy.
A Petrograd dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says the Finnish government will pay a proportionate share of wartime expenditures. The measure targets Finland which has so far contributed neither merit nor money to the war effort.
The American Poultry Association will hold its fortieth annual meeting in Frisco after a vote near 1,000 in San Francisco. Over 2,000 votes were cast in total.
Target practice risks total blindness for C. E. Williams, once a famed University of Iowa Trifle team expert and later coach of the Iowa City High School championship squad. The seasoned marksman faces dangerous routines amid competitive duties and current training.
The Tribune de Geneve cites statistics claiming 82,000 Austro Hungarian troops surrendered to Russian forces since hostilities began. The report highlights wartime losses and shifting front lines as context for these figures.
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