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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
2
The article reports peace aims to strengthen the Mexican army and notes the House passing a bill 139 to 92 with party divisions. Payne sought recommittal with a Republican substitute, but that failed 169 to 108. The bill allocates over 50 million dollars annually to consumers through rate readjustments, and Republican amendments to raise rates were defeated.
The speaker states that 27,796 men are in force plus about 12,000 rurales, bringing government armed strength to roughly 40,000. He emphasizes this total as a significant force in the current situation.
N H one of six claimants to Mary Baker Eddy estate announces acceptance of an offer and has entered his suit against the estate and against Glover of Lead D and Dr J Foster son of Mrs Eddy to confront their suits against the estate.
In Nashville Tennessee discussion centers on reconstruction plans as Governor Hooper, a Republican, considers appointing a man from his own party to lead the effort. The move prompts questions about party balance and political strategy in the state capital.
Lincoln report details a murder at the state penitentiary where John Strong, a Black convict, was killed by fellow inmate Tom Davis during breakfast. Davis was placed in solitary confinement after the incident under Chief Briggs. Strong died fifteen minutes after the stabbing.
Congressman Norris has introduced a bill to create a five member national credit commission. Appointments would be presidential with Senate advice and consent. The body would investigate European cooperative credit and report by February 1, 191% on feasibility for a U S farming credit and banking association.
The text notes concern that parents of native children do not fully value school privileges, implying a debate over education access and cultural attitudes affecting schooling.
In Springfield Nebraska the coroner's inquest into the blunt case returns a verdict. The proceeding centers on the death investigated by local authorities and the coroner's findings are awaited by residents.
The fragment notes efforts to maintain railway or transit lines in operation despite difficulties. It hints at limited resources and proactive measures by officials to prevent service loss and keep essential routes open. Names, dates, or places are not provided in the readable text.
Colonel Roosevelt addressed five speeches in St Louis and one in East St Louis. Large audiences welcomed him and applauded his statements as he prepared to proceed to his next engagement.
London reports a marked improvement in the coal situation. The minimum wage bill has passed all stages in both houses and awaits the royal assent. The Lords approved the third reading without division and miners, though resumption is slower than hoped, will wait on ballot results before returning to the collieries.
More than 1,000 textile operatives in this city joined the wider movement of 3,000 strikers demanding higher wages. The coordinated action reflects rising labor unrest across the region.
A woman faced an unseen danger as she sought to conceal her body and overcome fear in a tense personal ordeal. Investigators note the emotional strain and the need for discreet handling of the case.
In Indianapolis and Ohio, miners suspend work for weeks as wage talks stall. About 400000 miners Nationally take vacations with pumpmen remaining to guard mines from flooding. Bituminous workers out briefly to vote on the Cleveland wage agreement. anthracite suspensions longer awaiting a deal.
Ohio Republican state committee votes 15 to 6 for Taft renomination. Two conventions will be held in Columbus on June 3 and 4 to select six at large delegates to the national convention and to name a state ticket at a separate later meeting. Delegates for Chicago will come from primaries under the Bronson law in 21 districts.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma narrowly escaped serious harm Saturday when Charles Schomulla, a Pole, leaped onto the platform and struck with a club during a speech in Waukesha Wisconsin. Judge maniac knocked Schomulla away as the crowd overpowered the attacker.
Denver marksman A G Bitterly using a 32 calibre rifle scored 2487 points of 3500 to establish a new world record at twenty five yards on a German rink target. The previous record of 2484 was set by Arthur Hubelek in Brooklyn last year.
Two thousand Russian colonists plan to settle in Lincoln and seek to buy 30,000 acres of raw land in Nebraska within weeks, according to W. R. Mellor secretary of the state board of agriculture. The report notes these prospective settlers aim to make Uncle Sam's territory their home.
A short testimonial from Mrs Pa praises Pinkhami's Vegetable Compound for relief of female backache and nervousness. The note mentions writing from Plates Pennsylvania and endorses the medicine to other women seeking remedies. Only partial legible text remains about the product and location.
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