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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
2
Attorney General Wixersham moves against the coffee valorizaton scheme alleged to violate Sherman anti trust law. The petition seeks to remove the coffee from the market and appoint a receiver to sell 950000 bags valued at 10000000 now stored in New York Dock Company warehouses.
Minneapolis session makes no change in discipline as the amusement issue and general conference progress toward completing the business of the session continue. Aged members discuss the decision and pace of proceedings amid steady deliberations.
A fragmentary note discusses tracing prisoners who began down the path to Sabbath breaking, reflecting on moral discipline and institutional oversight in a historical context.
A Warrensburg Missouri article states a pledge for absolute separation of the church from worldly amusements. It calls for banning dancing card playing drinking intoxicating liquor and gambling within church activities and influence. The piece emphasizes firm adherence to strict ecclesiastical standards.
Inspectors report the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad held responsible for the March explosion of locomotive Doller in San Antonio. Twenty six dead and thirty two injured as excessive steam released by safety valve screws caused the disaster.
The body of King Frederick lies in state in Copenhagen at Christiansborg Castle Church until May 24. It will then be taken to Roskilde to be buried beside seven past Danish kings in the royal tomb.
A morning incident described as a levee breach along the river east of Ai Beake axle caused local evacuation and temporary road closures. Authorities assessed damage and issued warnings while crews worked to shore up the levee and divert floodwaters.
Washington leaders outline a plan to close the house business by funding surveys and resurveys in Nebraska. They discuss expediting adjournment before national conventions and note support from progressive Republicans and Democrats for the Clayton anti injunction bill.
Returns show Champ Clark dominating the democratic primaries in Nevada by over six to one against Woodrow Wilson while irrigation ditches bolster farming prospects. The Standard Oil Company pays a 50000 fine for Missouri anti trust violations. Susie Wissler elected mayor of Dayton Wyoming on Independent ticket with women voting strongly. Italy occupies Greek archipelago and seizes Stampoli and Rhodes widening the Aegean blockade. Knights of Columbus Nebraska claim 4000 members and 272000 nationally per state deputy Straub.
The penitentiary, Beatrice institute for feeble minded youth and Kearney industrial school face deficits in the biennium. Land Commissioner Cowles cites legislature failure to fund higher convict numbers and facility improvements as the cause of the low penitentiary funds.
Memorial day activity by University of Nebraska cadets is postponed at the request of the state G A R and W B C. Chancellor Avery confirms a communication to newspapers stating prior arrangements to deter the event. Governor Aldrich to grant pardon for Convict Orin B Hess upon recommendation. Grand Island Commercial Club seeks equal freight rates from railways for south and east shipments as Omaha jobbers receive from Union Pacific and others.
Jim Slocum of Montgomery County testified to impeach a county witness. He said he could not judge the man's truthfulness, but implied neighbors would require corroborating evidence if the man seemed dead before burial.
A fragment conveys a dialogue about understanding, friendship, and the pursuit of freedom. A quote from William James anchors the reflection on truth, obedience, and personal insight. The piece hints at moral self-questioning in a historical or philosophical press context.
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