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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
16
Reports from Athens claim Venizelos told the chamber he and his followers would support no government the king might appoint. Later, his real remark surfaced saying his party will refuse any cabinet formation and that M. Zaimis could not present a cabinet before the chamber.
Berlin Warchart study estimates war costs across nations through January 1 1915. Britain spends about 9400 00 per day France 1 288 200 008 up to December 10 1914. Russia daily costs around 9 200 000 per day Belgian Serbian and Japanese outlays near 1 000 000 daily. Allies pay 2 06 per day to keep a man in the field. Germany and Austria Hungary total about 21 000 000 per day up to January 1.
Reports from Mexico City say citizens face famine as General Obregon blocks relief. Carranza denies international relief, while ambassadors from Brazil Britain Spain and Malian seek support. U.S. Secretary Bryan orders consular efforts to urge acceptance of foreign aid. freight to Vera Cruz suspended.
A rear coach of a mixed train on the Santa Fe branch plunged from a trestle into the San Jacinto river two miles from Elsinore California. One passenger died and the conductor was fatally injured. Twelve others were hurt including Major F J Bell of Goldfield Nevada and 3 Hendry of New York. The river was shallow and there was no drowning danger.
The state department opens inquiry into alleged manufacture of dumdum bullets for Allied use after new evidence submitted by the German embassy. This follows a government review of potential treaty breaches and weaponary shipping concerns.
A petition from a committee of ministers circulated Friday in Sioux City seeks to recall John Dopeen, commissioner of public safety, citing alleged general inefficiency in performing his sworn duties.
Walter W. Schultz receives congratulations in San Francisco for Pan American Pacific Exposition and German industries exhibit. Gehults served as Germany commissioner for year and a half. Obituary notes ex Senator Thomas K Hard, longtime mlb tennis figure, dies in Muelasme California after illness. Maritime cargo ship Pauille held by warship en route from Galveston to Rotterdam. details murky due to damaged OCR.
Washington reports two years of Congress ending with adjournment at noon March 4. The piece notes post office and Indian supply bills failing, ongoing budget work, President Wilson’s cabinet signing of continuing appropriations, and military actions across Europe including Russian advances and Allied bombardments.
Dispatch from Copenhagen reports a European agency stating neutrals move toward Bern under American leadership to break the Anglo-Preac blockade, with origins traced to Holland as supplies for the attempted sailway.
John W. Pack of Berkeley and Valenti, former secretary in Menlo, are linked to the suicide at a Bay Area hotel. A burgled window and the Victorians Huerta era are mentioned in court records.
George W Goethals, noted for his role in the Panama Canal construction, was promoted to major general on Thursday in recognition of his services. The appointment highlights his leadership in the project and a milestone in his career with the U S Army.
A report alleges General Crozier and other army and navy officers are linked to a ring of munitions firms. Representative Ta venner accuses the group of illicit profits from apparently unauthorised government consignments.
A draft bill advances to improve sailor wages and labor safety, citing U S industry standards and federal oversight. Officials emphasize fair pay, safe ships, and better workloads while monitoring compliance and enforcement across ports and shipping lines.
Washington reports say Secretary Bryan withheld comment while officials expect a broad inquiry to be sent to Great Britain and France. The aim is to learn how the Allies will enforce the embargo on Germany and neutral nations, including cargo handling, detained ships, and preexisting contracts.
In Brunswick Georgia Monroe Phillips a money lender went berserk after financial reverses and shot dead 81x men on New Castle street a main thoroughfare. Police finally shot him. He was Glynn county’s largest man a timber land dealer and hunter leaving a wife and seven children.
In Hinton West Virginia forty seven miners were saved alive from the Layland mines of the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal company after an explosion last Tuesday left them four days and nights without food or water. Relieved families welcomed the returning workers as they emerged from darkness.
Arthur J Morgan owner of Edge Hill coal mine north of Bellaire Ohio said he would pay the union scale of 47 cents and called 125 miners back to work after an eleven month strike. Miners view the move as a first break in the operators opposition.
Four youths, all under 19, confessed to stealing purses from a car and fleeing. The arrests followed a Sunday reveal, with one suspect reportedly leaving a wife and three children. A related incident mentions a death by poison and a prominent inventor’s death in Detroit.
Governors sign temperance and prohibition measures effective 1916 and 1915, while Chinese residents join a Pacific coast boycott of Japanese goods. Reports include train grade crossing death near Portland, railroad thefts in Portland, arson arrests in Marshfield, and a four million dollar construction contract for Montana Southern rail expansion.
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