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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
6
Reports from Athens say Venizelos vowed his party will refuse any government formed and warned Premier Zaimis may not present a cabinet before the chamber. The king's move to appoint a neutral ministry followed chaotic talk of royal influence.
An exhaustive Berlin chart estimates war costs through January 1. Britain spends about 9400 000 per day, France 1 288 200 008 up to Dec 10 1914, and Russia around 9 200 000 per day. Belgian, Servian, and Japanese outlays run near 1 000 000 daily. total for Germany and Austria-Hungary around 21 000 000 per day up to Jan 1.
Reports from the Mexican capital describe near starvati on and terror as General Obregon blocks relief. Carranza commanders imprison hundreds while foreign ambassadors press for aid. Freight between Mexico City and Vera Cruz is suspended and relief transport is withheld for military reasons.
The rear coach of a mixed train on the San Fe branch derailed at a crossing two miles from Elsinore California and fell twenty feet into the San Jacinto river. One passenger died and the conductor was fatally injured. Twelve others were seriously hurt including Major F. J. Bell of Goldfield Nevada and G Hendry of New York. The river posed no drowning danger to the others.
Washington authorities probe alleged dumdum bullet production in the United States for Allied use. The State Department acts on new evidence submitted by the German embassy.
A petition circulated by a committee of ministers calls for the recall of John Debeen commissioner of public safety citing general inefficiency in his duties. The issue was publicized Friday in Sioux City.
Walter W. Schultz receives congratulations in San Francisco for the Panama Pacific exposition display of German industries despite the war. Ex‑benater Ovad. Lee Angeles Thomas K Hard, former U S senator from mlb tennis, died Friday at his home in Museasme, Cal. A steamer Pauille carrying cation for Galveston to Rotterdam was stopped by a warship and seized by the Kamary Dieemabiy compas.
Long dispatch reports the 63rd United States Congress adjournment with two key bills failing and a large overall budget. It notes Wilson’s summit signing, diplomatic disputes, and ongoing battles across Russian Poland, the Carpathians, Vosges, and Champagne with Allied air raids and German responses.
A telegram from Copenhagen via the Joresens agency reports a movement by neutrals under American leadership. The convoy, moving from Holland to withdraw, aims to break the Anglo-Preac blockade and support a salvage effort led by Walted sailva.
A district official from the United district of the souhere district of Galifornis and a former secretary in Menlo during the Victoria Huerta era killed himself Monday. He leaped from a hotel window after a confrontation with a man named Abrowling Rimenli, leaving Berkeley and Bay Francisco as points of reference.
George W Goethals credited for services in building the Panama Canal is sowmated on Thursday to the rank of major general. This acknowledgment highlights his role in the canal project and marks a significant career milestone.
The text accuses Gen William Crozier and other army and navy officers of collaborating with a ring of war munitions firms. Representative Ta Venner alleges illicit procurement from the government and close ties among military leaders and the firms involved.
The article notes U S President proposes improving working conditions for sailors and maritime workers. It discusses new standards and potential regulations aimed at safer, fairer labor practices aboard ships and in coastal industries.
Washington reports indicate a broad inquiry to Britain and France seeks a clear explanation of their joint embargo on Germany and neutral trade. Officials note the message aims to reveal how ships and cargoes will be treated, including shipments to neutrals and predeclaration contracts.
In Brunswick Georgia Monroe Phillips a money lender went on a rampage on New Castle street killing eight one times with a double barreled shotgun before police shot him dead. Several victims were prominent businessmen in Glynn County. Phillips a hunter and former timber land dealer left a wife and seven children.
Hinton West Virginia reports forty seven miners survived an explosion at the Layland mines of the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal company. They had been four days and four nights without food or drink before being brought to the surface to the embrace of relieved relatives.
Arthur J Morgan owner of Edge Hill coal mine north of Bellaire Ohio announced Sunday he would accept the union scale of 47 cents and called 125 miners back to work after an eleven month strike. Miners see the move as a breakthrough toward operator ranks.
Police disclosed Sunday that four youths, all 19 or younger, confessed to a string of purse thefts tied to a nighttime car break in. One account describes a dead body found after a poisoning and a planned crime. details remain scarce as investigators pursue leads.
The report notes governors signing statewide prohibition and temperance bills effective January 1 1916 or 1915, with penalties for enforcement. It covers boycotts against Japanese goods by Chinese residents in Portland and San Francisco linked Six Companies, a railway mail theft confession in Portland, a tragic grade crossing collision near Portland, arson accusations at Marshfield Oregon, and multiple local crimes and incidents across the Inland Northwest.
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