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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
2
Reports indicate wheat on the free list will be joined by wheat flour under the Underwood bill. A 10 cent per bushel duty remains on wheat, dairy related items discussed for free listing. Roosevelt libel suit mentioned with Cleveland party lawyers noted.
In the Northeastern section of New Mexico a grasshopper outbreak threatens crops and pastures. Agricultural officials warn of heavy infestations as farmers seek relief measures and monitoring reports.
Washington senator Hitchcock was asked by Adjutant General Philip L. Fall to assist in obtaining War Department equipment for two new machine gun companies. General Mee will command one unit with rear support from Seatny Wren of the Bawrh eta ve to the general pur features of the de4)
National capital notes reform measures and investigations in Congress. Taft order Civil Service action. Nelson proposes asset secured currency for naval banks. West Virginia coal strike probe extended. Adjournments and hearings on tariff schedules. Steamer Nevada sinks after Greek attack near Smyrna. 200 passengers missing.
The fragment references a ritual or vigil involving the Empress and a corps of court phetrians, highlighting a ceremonial scene or protective watch surrounding the ruler.
Washington debates tariff terms as Wool and Sugar dominate finance committee talks. Senators discuss possible alliances and votes that could force Vice President Marshall to break a tie to pass the tariff bill.
St Joseph authorities lease a $75,000 municipal market to Hugh Bowen for eleven months at $1. Bowen pledges to lower prices of produce for residents. City may hire accountants to audit Bowen’s books and terminate if reductions are not achieved.
Luther McCarty failed to win the heavyweight world title as referee counted him out in a ten round bout against Arthur Petky. Eight minutes later McCarty died from a neck injury caused by a blow from Petky who is now held on $10 000 bond for manslaughter. In Cincinnati the Railway Mall Clerks convention attracts 400 clerks nationwide.
Reported in Albanian circles that Vienna-Peeed Pashs 30 commanded Turkish troops at Srutari and was murdered at Titeee amid blood vendetta rumors. Officials suspect kin of General Hinesen Rive Pasha carried out the fatal act as tensions rise in the region.
President Wilson has dropped no decision on recognizing the Huerta government. He signaled recognition would come only after broad readjustments in Mexico. Reports linked a Mexican loan to potential recognition, while the White House refused to confirm any link to financial rehabilitation.
Washington-Priday’s Seventh Day Adventists world conference at Takoma Park abruptly ends after the death announcement of Hitler G. Irwin of Lomé, California, a patriarch of the denomination and noted to have suffered a sudden heart event.
The Gettysburg reunion plans 40 000 veterans from both sides to gather on the battlefield for the fiftieth anniversary. Pennsylvania leads the hosting with 160 000 allocated for arrangements. Camps No 1 and No 2 will house tens of thousands in conical tents, with extensive medical and hospital support, as officials anticipate warm weather and possible illness.
fragmentary report notes a group of boys near the edge of the Southampton piers. one boy, Gué, leaves a favored post causing concern for safety as others remain close to dangerous waters.
A reflection suggests losing womanliness may not be easy and questions the fuss over desexing. The author notes opportunities may arise while people are preoccupied with neighborhood gossip and social chatter.
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