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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1911

Page

6

Woman Credits Cuticura for Total Skin Recovery

Miss Sara of Philadelphia describes a three year struggle with widespread scales and hair loss after misdiagnosed ringworm and psoriasis. She reports quick itching relief from Cuticura Soap and Ointment, leads to disappearance of psoriasis, and praises gloves no longer needed as skin improves. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a free skin and scalp booklet.

Sara Fitzwater St Philadel Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Sole Props Columbus “Ave Boston Scaip

Poem Dialogue Between Mabel and Father Over a Fighter

In a terse exchange the speaker notes poets cannot fight and recalls a former lover who was driven out by a football player. The dialogue hints at tension between art and violence and a protective stance toward poetry.

Mabel

Democrats Adopt House Rules And Program For Next Session

In a party caucus the Democrats in the new house adopted without change the committee assignments and the economy program. The plan envisions popular election of senators, tariff revision, government investigations, and statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. The rules shift power to elect committees from the speaker to the house, promising a $182,000 annual saving by trimming staff and abolishing extra months pay. A new organization committee will oversee appointments and congressional positioning.

Washington, D. C House of. Representatives Arizona New Mexico District ‘of Columbia House

Relics Found Amid Albany Library Wreckage

In the wreckage of New York State Library in Albany more than 100 men dug through debris and found thousands of books buried under stone. Some volumes survived and can be rebound while intact records from the War of 1812 were discovered. Officials expect a costly cleanup and a $100,000 legislative appropriation to proceed.

Albany New . York State Capitol

Mail Clerks Plan A Strike Paralyzing Postal Service

Detroit Michigan clerks warn a nationwide strike is likely if the United States government does not heed their demands. P J Schardt vice president of the Railway Mail Clerks association says clerks have reached the limit of endurance and that recent post office concessions are too slow. A strike could paralyze the service and business.

Detroit Michigan United States P.J Schardt Railway Mail Clerks’ Association Post Office Department

German Chancellor Rules Out Universal Arbitration

In Berlin the Reichstag debates extending international arbitration. Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg calls universal arbitration and universal disarmament noble but unattainable goals.

Berlin Germany Reichstag von . Bethmann-Hollweg

Oklahoma Grain Dealers Deny Green Bug Damage

C F Prouty secretary of the Oklahoma Grain Dealers association says danger from green bugs is not as great as reports claim. The statement counters prevailing concerns about crop damage in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma C. F. Prouty Oklahoma Grain Dealers’ Association

Travel predicts record summer passenger loads in Kansas City railroads

Passenger representatives in Kansas City predict the upcoming summer travel will be the heaviest in American railroad history as travelers flood the system.

Kansas Kansas City

Dr Pearson Gives 300000 More To Colleges

Chicago Illinois Dr D K Pearson of Hinsdale Illinois will celebrate his 91st birthday anniversary April 14 by the cent years nearly five million dollars most of which has been given to small colleges.

Pearson Chicago D. K. Pearson Hinsdale, Ill

Ababy s ransom paid for two year old child taken in Las Vegas

Two masked men forced entry at A T Rogers home in Las Vegas New Mexico at eleven o clock Wednesday night and compelled Mrs Rogers to surrender her two year old baby at gunpoint. They demanded twelve thousand dollars to recover the child and the money was paid. The baby is said to be the grandson of Judge Henry T Waldo of Kansas City. One kidnapper identified as Dennis Hart, a known post office and bank robber recently jailed at Albuquerque. Authorities search the area by motor car for the bandits.

Las Vegas New Mexico A. T. Rogers Henry TJ Waldo Kansas City Dennis Hart Gail Albuquerque

Treasury reports first surplus since 1910

Treasury officials in Washington announce a surplus for April totaling about 3 million dollars on ordinary accounts. This marks the first positive balance since July 1910, with a large year over year improvement from a previous deficit over 16 million dollars. Officials credit rising internal revenue receipts as the main factor, noting customs receipts fell by about 13 million compared with last year.

Washington, D D.C Sam Treasury

New York Senator Elected After Long Deadlock

Albany reports James A. O'Gorman won the U S Senate seat amid Tammany Hall tensions and songs. he received 112 votes to 80 for the Republican opponent. In Washington a separate dispatch notes Grant Construction fined $45,000 under the contract labor law by the Arizona Supreme Court for importing Mexican workers.

Albany New York James A. O’gorman Tammany Hall Chanskey M. Depew

Germany Rejects Peace Plan in Reichstag Vote

In Berlin the Reichstag with a large majority rejected the Socialist motion urging the government to pursue an international treaty on universal armament limitation and abolition of the right of capture at sea.

Germany Belin Reichstag

Money Trust Next Target by Justice Department

Washington preliminary plans by the Department of Justice aim to break up the money trust seen as controlling vast financial power. The department names Morgans Kuhn Loeb & Co and the City Bank of New York as key players in major mergers seen as consolidating millions into a single dictatorial financial force.

Washington Department of Justice Money Trust Morgans, Kuhn, Loeb & Co City Bank of New York New ‘York

No Re election in Mexico Diaz Advocates Reform

Gen Diaz, in a semi-annual message to the National Congress, defends reforms. He supports the no re election principle for the chief executive and incumbents, and calls for electoral law changes to extend ballot rights to capable voters.

Mexico Diaz National Congress

Raid Nets Sixty Italians in Little Italy Kansas City

Police arrest 60 Italians including one woman in Little Italy after the assassination of Joseph Raimo. Officers seize shotguns revolvers and rifles along with a sillet cane knife and ammunition in the raid linked to the Raimo murder.

Kansas City Missouri Little Italy Joseph Raimo Raimo

Five Thousand Favor Strike In Grand Rapids Furniture Union

Ninety five percent of the Grand Rapids Furniture Carvers union, about 200 workmen, voted to strike. The total unionized vote to strike now stands near 5,000 workers across unions.

Grand _Rapids Michigan Furniture Carvers’ Union of Grand Rapids

Sapulpa Fire Levels Air Dome and Local Businesses

Fire in Sapulpa Oklahoma destroyed the Air dome Newport tailoring shop Spaulding Nickerson buggy and wagon shop and several barns. Water shortage hampered efforts and the loss was estimated at 50 000 dollars.

Sapulpa Oklahoma Newport Tailoring Spaulding & Nickerson

Mail Steamer Bruce Wrecked Off Cabe Breton

Louisburg C B reports the Newfound land mail steamer Bruce is a helpless wreck with only her funnels visible above water marking her resting place between Port Aux Basques and Cabe Breton ports.

Louisburg C.B Bruce Port Aux Basques N. F Cabe Breton Ports

Better Teeth and Fewer Dentist Bills

Advertisement for Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic claiming teeth whitening tartar removal germ destruction and avoidance of dentist bills. Promotes use by dissolving in water then rinsing and brushing. Claims deodorizes cleanses false teeth and is superior to other antiseptics. Offers 25 and 60 cents and free sample from The Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mars. Includes a jokey household exchange about a cold spouse and ice pudding.

Paxton Toilet: Co Boston Mars

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