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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1915

Page

2

Mexican Turmoil Deepens as Storm Claims Vessels

Western Newspaper Union reports widespread maritime disasters along the Atlantic after a violent weekend storm. The tug Edward Luckenbach lost with five drowned and ten missing stylists, while the Dutch steamer Prins Maurits, with forty nine aboard, is believed sunk after sending distress calls off Cape Hatteras. British cutters joined search but found no trace of the Maurits.

Union News Service Norfolk Atlantic Seaboard Edward Luckenbach False Cape Prins Maurits Cape Hatteras Onodanga Maurits Coron- Ba

Tyne Trawlers Sunk by German Submarine U-10

Three Tyne fishermen trawlers the Gloxiana Jason and Nellie were sunk by German submarine U-10 on Friday after the crew reached small boats. The German commander appeared friendly offering hot coffee and tobacco as rescuers took the men ashore at the Tyne.

Newcastle Eng Tyne Jason Nellie

Chaos in Mexico City Reported by American Colony

Arthur Bullard Johnson arrives at the El Paso border carrying a statement from the American colony in Mexico City. It says the situation is more chaotic and helpless than ever as 200 members gathered March 10 to draft resolutions urging Americans to leave the republic amid Washington's urging.

el Paso Tex Mexico City Arthur Bullard Johnson International Committee of Capital District Johnson Washington Republic

Live Stock Judging Contest Winners at University Farm

In the first interscholastic live stock judging contest at the University farm Lincoln Nebraska Oakland high school won first place among eleven teams. Oakland scored 4263 of 5700 points, Fairfield 4144, Pawnee 4118, Blair 4026, Red Cloud 3944, Tecumseh 3856, York 3858, Wahoo 3812, Crete 3694, Holdrege 3688, Alma 3230.

Lincoln Neb University Farm Oakland High School Oakland Fairfield Pawnee Blair Red Cloud Tecumseh York

Big Mail on Temperance Puts Lloyd George Under Pressure

The first morning mail to Chancellor Lloyd George brought about 15 000 letters, nearly all urging abstinence from drinking in England. Citizens responded to a full page newspaper appeal for support of absolute prohibition sent to the chancellor.

London Lloyd George England

Italian government contracts horses from East St. Louis dealers

The Italian government contracted here for fifteen thousand horses after a prior 8,000 horse order was filled. Several thousand more horses have been shipped under the new contract, bringing total shipments to eighty thousand horses sent to European belligerents.

East St. Louis

Western Intercollegiate Gymnas tic Meet Set for Lincoln

Lincoln hosts the Western Intercollegiate Gymnastic association meet on April 10 described as the largest west of the era with about 160 athletes coaches and officials expected. Entries include 108 men from Nebraska Chicago Illinois Purdue Indiana and Iowa universities.

Lincoln Neb Western Intercollegiate Gymnastic Association West Universities of Nebraska Chicago Illinois Purdue Iana Iowa

Waging War on Alcohol Flag Incident Foretold

In Washington officials report the flag desecration in Mexico City remains unpursued for apology. Secretary Bryan notes the Brazilian minister sees no officer liability and the case is closed. U.S. policy favors indemnity to the widow and expression of regret by Villa-Zapata authorities as sufficient.

John B. McManus Mexico City United States Bryan McManus Villa-Zapata Washington Carranza Mexico Vera Crus

War on Alcohol Gains Precedence Over Allied Spring Advance

London reports the labor driven war on alcohol now ahead of the promised westward Allied spring push. Cabinet leaders plan to align public opinion for likely drastic measures, possibly banning sale except by physician prescription or enacting near prohibition.

London Great Britain George

Hessian Fly Survives Winter Threatens Nebraska Crops

The Hessian fly has overwintered in Nebraska and poses heavy danger to wheat. The department of agriculture urges early and deep plowing of infested fields and notes late fall sown wheat with weak stands are especially vulnerable. Farmers are advised to destroy heavily infested fields to prevent further spread.

Washington Nebraska Department of Agriculture Department

Iowa House Passes Anti-Tipping Bill

Des Moines reports the Iowa house approved an anti tipping bill banning hotel and restaurant proprietors and dining car staff from accepting gratuities from employees. The measure targets tips paid to workers and conductors on dining and sleeping cars, aiming to curb gratuity practices.

Des Moines Iowa House

Tse-ne-gat Taken to Denver for Federal Trial

Tse-ne-gat, linked to the Piute uprising, has been moved to Denver to face federal charges for the killing of a Mexican man on the Navajo Springs reservation about a year ago.

Denver Salt Lake Utah Navajo Springs

Massacre of Christians by Turks Near Hafidewan

After the Russian advance into Salmac plains in Azerbaijan, Turks rounded up hundreds of native Christians in Hafidewan and massacred them. Russians found 720 bodies, mostly naked and mutilated, as crews recovered remains from wells and ditches. Widows helped dig graves amid grieving cries.

Union Tabriz Persia Salmac Plains Azerbaijan Urumiah Hafidewan

Export Trade Runs High Amid February Figures

Washington reports continued large rises in American exports to France and Great Britain and the principal European neutrals for February. Russia and Germany show declines since the war began, Austria-Hungary sends no exports, while Brazil shows rising shipments to the United States.

Washington France Great Britain Department of Commerce Russia Germany Austria-Hungary United States Brazil

Huerta Sails for Buenos Ayres with Family

Cadiz dispatch reports General Victoriano Huerta former provisional Mexican president sailing from Cadiz Spain with his wife and children to Buenos Aires Argentina confirming his departure amid European dispatches from the Fabra agency in Madrid.

London Fabra Madrid Cadiz Spain Victoriano Huerta Mexico Buenos Ayres Argentina

Women split from league join Mothers' Culture club

In Omaha women who left the Child Conservation League after learning it was a Chicago book firm’s project will unite with the Mothers' Culture club. Several members had paid 16 dollars for a Chicago published book set claimed to be a study course for mothers.

Omaha Child Conservation League Chicago Mothers’ Culture Club Hach Weman Chicago Concern

Submarine sinks Italian steamer Luiz Parodi

A German Uboat torpedoed the Italian steamer Luiz Parodi, outbound from Baltimore to Genoa with coal, sinking the Genoese crew. The incident sparks deep shock, growing resentment, and heightened protection measures for German interests in Genoa and at German shops.

Union News Service Genoa Italy Luiz Parodi Baltimore Luigi Parodi

Fighting Near Tampico Report Highlights Ebano Clash

Advices to the state department dated Saturday say Carranza and Villa forces clash at Ebano near Tampico while trains reach Monterey from Saltillo Torreon and El Paso without bringing American mail. On April 3 current Mexico pesos in Monterey traded at sixteen to one on New York exchange and the city remained quiet.

Tampico Washington Carranza and Villa Ebano State Department Department Monterey Saltillo Torreon el Paso Mexico New York Exchange

Missouri River Improvement Funds Authorized

Secretary of War Garrison allows 50000 for Missouri river work between Kansas City and Sioux City with similar funds above Sioux City. Engineers allocated 1000000 of 30000000 appropriated for the Kansas City to Mississippi junction project, a move that may surprise critics who opposed lower Missouri improvements in congress.

Kansas City Sioux City Washington Secretary of War Army Engineers Missouri River Congress

Danger in Antifat Remedies in Washington Bulletin

Washington report notes the Department of Agriculture warns that thyroid, a drug from the thyroid gland, appears in many obesity cures. Government scientists say thyroid is too dangerous for inexperienced use and requires careful medical supervision.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Willard Wins Heavyweight Title From Johnson in Long Fight

Jess Willard defeats Jack Johnson in the twenty six round match to claim the heavyweight championship. Johnson, once champion, is exiled from the country as Willard emerges as the new title holder in a historic contest marked by its length and intensity.

Willard Wine Havana Jack Johnson Monday Jess Willard

Anarchy In Mexico Report Cites Foreigners Assassinated

Arthur Bullard Johnson an attorney for the international committee in the capital district says eleven foreigners have been assassinated in Mexico City. The victims include one American one Swede three Ottomans and six Spaniards, according to his arrival news from San Antonio Texas.

Mexico San Antonio Tex Arthur Bullard Johnson International Committee of the Capital District Mr. Johnson

Serbia protests Bulgarian irregulars raid on Serbian territory

Paris reports the Petit Journal notes Serbia lodged a protest with Bulgaria over an invasion of Serbian territory by forces described as Bulgarian irregulars. The note asks for arrest and imprisonment of those responsible for the raid.

Paris Petit Journal Serbia Bulgaria

Hog Cholera Fight Begins in Nebraska County Area

Beatrice Nebraska Dr C 8 Cosford government hog cholera expert leads a series of meetings to prevent and control hog cholera in northern Gage and Johnson counties. He spoke to farmers at Pickrell and will conduct sessions regularly once roads permit travel.

Beatrice Neb C. 8 Cosford Gage Johnson Counties Pickrell

Delicacies At The Front Tells Of British Indian Troops Favorites

A Native Indian writer describes at front line rations enjoyed by British Indian troops. Ghee is the main item, a clarified butter from curdled buffalo milk, boiled with salt and betel leaf. Areca nut is chewed with betel leaf and a shell, a pungent, astringent chewing mix. Europeans find ghee mysterious and nearly rancid.

Mitra Manchester Guardian India

Peddler's Offer Meets Quick Refusal in Store

The man, not unemployed nor financially strained, refused a peddler's attempt to sell horseradish at his shop. The peddler, surprised by the reply about lacking meat, departed without further words.

Senator Sorghum Speaks to Home Folks a Laughing Crowd

Senator Sorghum quips about home audience feeling they laugh in their sleeves. A citizen retorts they would laugh out loud instead, reflecting local humor and cordial teasing.

Senator Sorghum

Sowing Bachelor Buttons Sparks Neighborly Rumor

A terse exchange hints at neighborly tensions as a single man neighbour is observed sowing bachelor buttons in his garden. The remark suggests his social desperation and provokes speculation about his personal life.

Dialogue Snippet Misreads Ages in Quick Exchange

A brief exchange shows a man asking about age and a woman replying she has just turned twenty three. The man then misreads or clarifies as thirty two in a swift back and forth.

When a Man Goes Downhill Neighbors Push for Help

A short wry remark notes that when a man declines, neighbors instinctively mobilize to assist or intervene. The line hints at communal instinct to aid those in decline or trouble.

It Is a Good Plan Not to Borrow or Lead in Trouble

A brief saying warns against borrowing or leading when danger looms, advising caution and prudent restraint to avoid entanglement or risk. The maxim emphasizes prudence and self control in precarious situations.

Woman Beats Coffee Habit With Postum Remedy

A woman with longstanding heart trouble quits coffee on doctor advice and improves after using Postum instead. She credits Postum with eliminating headaches and heart weakness and notes a dramatic weight gain after recovery. The testimonial promotes Regular and Instant Postum from Postum Co. with directions and price references.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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