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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
2
Ongoing efforts rally support for recovery after PPE shortages and operational hurdles, highlighting coordinated actions by health organizations and manufacturers to stabilize supply chains and ensure frontline workers receive necessary equipment.
Washington reports persistent efforts to place cattle and sheep on the free list and to cut the duty on swine. The Ways and Means bill faced defeat in the Democratic caucus of the House as leaders pressed the measure in Rep Francis Burton Harrison's report. Senate tariff revisionists were inactive.
The fragment reports legal actions and political maneuvering involving John D. Archbald and mentions states Texas New Jersey Kentucky Ohio and Indiana under a unified pressure. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Four men reached Advent Bay Spitzbergen safely while two more are thought to be alive near Treaurenberg Bay. An aviator died from starvation and the commander faced charges amid reported ice exposure and scurvy deaths.
Washington reports urge a new blood in service with McAdoo pushing remap and customs surveyor and naval appraiser posts to be filled by sympathetic appointees. The inheritance tax plans draw capital from New York with projections of thousands in revenue and major state funds debated.
President Wilson scored his first tariff victory as the House Democratic caucus approved the tentative sugar schedule by 155 to 29. The plan removes duties on Cuban sugar after three years while maintaining a 1 cent per pound levy during the transition. Nebraskan Democrats Maguire Stephens and Labeck supported Underwood’s measure.
Mexico City dispatch notes that US nonrecognition weakens Huerta regime while a new rebel movement gains ground and the treasury strains, with Interior Minister Gracia Granados acknowledging funds may not cover continued military operations. Pope Pius receives audience for municipal theaters in Mexico City.
In Madrid three shots were fired at King Alfonso during a Sunday incident as Rafael Sanchez Allegro of Barcelona was swiftly overpowered. The attacker’s motive appeared anarchistic and the king narrowly escaped injury.
New Orleans reports Marion Oviedo saying Madero and Vice President Pino Suarez were executed by two rurales on orders from a superior. He claims later the pair were killed to silence them after escaping and joining the Carranzistas. He also alleges narcotics and shooting while asleep in the national palace.
The pope’s health remains critical with fever and coughing at midnight in Rome. Doctors consider bronchial infection may be evolving, though pneumonia is not confirmed. Professor Marchiafavea notes the pope’s strong constitution might avert the danger. Washington report notes a man born March 4 in Wahpate, Washington, with the president as godfather.
Pope Pius received three bishops who led a pilgrimage to Rome and blessed them despite physician injunctions. After the audience he grew weary and fell into a deep sleep, a scene viewed as poignant by attendants and officials.
Tokio reports Bevi Nakino president of the Tokio chamber of commerce met with the United States embassy to present the Japanese business community view on the California land ownership bill. He asked the chargé d'affaires Bailly Blanchard to present the arguments to Washington. A joint meeting of Kobe Osaka Yokohama and Tokio chambers was convened by Nakano. Nakano is noted for previous visits to United States in 1909.
A reader recounts suffering stomach cancer and catarrh until Peruna offered relief and a cure, while a string of adlike maxims and jokes conclude with a racy exchange about true love and a cigar promotion.
A St Louis Dispatch note argues to lower indirect taxes by reducing a 40 million dollar annual tax on tuberculosis levies in Missouri. The call suggests easing fiscal pressure while preserving public health funding.
The nurse could not explain to the doctor why the young woman patient who arrived recently was light headed. The scene hints at a uncertainty in the ward as staff discuss her symptoms and status.
The report highlights actions in both chambers with tariff debates, a bill to abolish secret caucuses, and multiple nominations. It notes House and Senate adjournments, caucus activities, and proposed constitutional amendments including direct presidential elections and term limits. Also covered are Panama Canal naval parade proposals and Missouri River flood developments.
Fire that destroyed four large structures at a Kansas penitentiary was spread by convicts who scattered burning papers in buildings not in the flames path. Fire Chief Babler of Leavenworth, Patrol Officer Higgins, and Prison Physician Axford confirmed the opinion. Warden Coddington called the theory unlikely.
A blaze starting in a Bloomfield fruit store caused about 14000 in damage. Other items note Hastings baseball vote favoring the Sunday issue by roughly one hundred, and a series of local civic notes including new ice houses, church appointments, and public celebrations.
A North Bangor resident Mrs L E Wycxorr claims long standing female weakness improved after taking ham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the remedy as a blessing for women and recommends it to others. Patient lists address in Anna Arbor and endorses the product in local testimonial style.
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