Conferees Far Apart on Adjournment Window
Leaders of both houses foresee Congress adjourning between August 15 and 19 after wide gaps in conference talks.
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Congress
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
2
Reports Expected From Committee On Tariff Revisions
Washington report notes the tariff revision bills, including the free list and wool tariffs, moving through conference and committee. Leaders aim to pass the wool and free list measures to influence the veto risk and secure support, while opposition grows to the cotton tariff revision from Carolina manufacturers.
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Washington
Laame Eal
Representative
Dirccuatia
Underwood
Presient
Taft
Congress
Senate
House
Carolina
Politics Not Woman's Game In City Court Seats
Fragmentary notes suggest discussion of a woman’s role in city appointments and elections. Vague references to bills passed and an election in April imply political contention without clear details or names.
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City
Sees Les Trees Largest Yield Yet in Northwest Missouri
A report notes a record harvest in northwest Missouri, citing trees yielding the greatest volume ever observed in the region. Local growers anticipate continued strong returns as the season progresses.
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Les
Northwest
Missouri
Incomplete OCR fragment clues medical note
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a hernia reference with unclear surrounding data. Main readable item mentions hernia and date-like cues without full context.
Farmers Trapped by Republican River Flood North of Concordia
Three farmers six miles north of Concordia remain surrounded by flood water from the Republican river and unable to leave their homes. Neighbors guard dikes day and night and have worked for days, worn out. If the river rises two more inches the dikes may fail.
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Concordia
Kay
Here
Republican
Monument to Pioneer in Wessington Springs
Pioneer residents of Jerrauld County started a movement to erect a monument honoring the memory of an individual who died in the United States on December 1, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Jerrauld
Protesters March Toward NA Session Over High Prices
A crowd marched toward the building where the NA was in session to urge action against rising prices. Demonstrators demanded relief and urged lawmakers to address cost of living concerns.
Mission for Missions Pledges $1,000,000 by Presbyterians
Baltimore based Mission for Missions reports the United Presbyterian Church union at its twentieth annual convention passed a resolution to raise one million dollars for missions in the coming year. A second resolution urges members to work to convert others to Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission For Missions
Baltimore
People's Christian Union of the
United Presbyterian Church
Pensions for the Aged Bill Introduced in Congress
Washington lawmakers consider a new bill by Representative Victor L. Berger proposing a pension of four dollars weekly for every man and woman over sixty. The measure targets senior citizens nationwide seeking federal financial support in retirement.
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Washington
Victor L. Berger
Roosevelt stalks bold before House of Representatives
New York report notes Theodore Roosevelt appearing with restrained urgency as he addresses lawmakers in a tense session. He emphasizes decisive action and national resolve amid mounting political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaye
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
House of Rep
Dem tariff bill approved with large cut in duties
Washington reports the Democratic tariff bill, backed by all Democrats and about thirty insurgent Republicans, reduces average cotton and manufactured goods duties from 48 to 27 percent ad valorem. The measure lowers overall revenue by about $3,000,000 with no amendments offered except Gronna’s free-list cement amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Saat
Gronna
North Dakota
House
Lemons
Skin Ailment Healed By Cuticura Remedies
A Kansas man describes three years of severe back sores and itch until Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent brought relief in two weeks and near total cure in four months. He endorses Cuticura as the best skin remedies and notes free samples via Cuticura Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
W. A. ‘Armstrong
Corbin
Kan
Boston
Admiral Togo Departs New York by Electric Engine Train
In New York Admiral Togo leaves for Washington riding beside the engineer on a heavy Pennsylvania Line electric locomotive. He boards Luxious private car but prefers the engine cab and motor display, asking questions about the 4000 horsepower locomotive and railroading during the journey.
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Big City
New York
Washington
Togo
New York Bay
threat of a new uprising in Mexico City after Vasques Gomes dismissal
Enraged former officers threaten rebellion over Emilio Vasques Gomes dismissal as secretary of the interior. President de la Barra says Francisco I. Madero is chiefly responsible and does not view the situation as critical, signaling political tension without immediate crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Emilio Vasques ‘Gomes
Interior
Rero
President de la Barra
Francisco I. Madero
Oldest Railway Mail Carrier Reported in Lawrence
J D Herfington 8F years old is described as the oldest man in the railway mail service, with ties to Lawrence Kansas. The note mentions his age and status within the service, indicating a long career in mail transport.
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Lawrence
Kan
J. D. Herfington
La Foillette Room Opens Vigorous Event in Madison
The La Foillette Room in Madison Wisconsin hosts a vigorous program drawing local residents and visitors. Organizers promote lively activities, workshops, and performances in a community space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Harsh Breath Report Sparks Statewide Concern
Reports from across the state describe the present breath in Kentunky as the worst in years. In Chicago a Hindu performer Haspar Shahman threatens Mayor Harricon and others in a bizarre incident linked to a traveling wild west show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentunky
Chicago
Harricon
Haspar Shahman
Consolation on Praise and Rejection from a Wife
A brief exchange in which one speaker recalls his wife praising men she turned down for him and another jokes that she will praise him to her next husband, highlighting witty marital banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
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