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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
2
President Coolidge says he will not run in 1928 citing long tenure and private life ahead. He downplays speculation of a return while noting there is time before the 1929 term starts and that the Geneva conference may not alter world peace, with no immediate plans to seek other work.
An Indiana Dry Chief was found in contempt by the Indiana Supreme Court. Ethan A. Miles, a league attorney, cited with Shumaker and Mar. by Arthur L. 1826 report to the league following a publication about mem siete ine ciane nar Mbiimeobtar iain.
Robert Wright former mayor of Coley 4s dies at his sister Mies Baily H Wright home in his eighty third year. He was a longtime public figure and civic leader in the region.
Premier Stanley Baldwin of Great Britain and the Prince of Wales are in Ottawa for a visit as Baldwin marks his sixtieth birthday celebrated in Canada a few days ago.
The National Surety Company of New York paid 1,000,000 dollars and four notes totaling 450,000 as settlement to the War Navy Treasury and Justice departments over a Hadfield Penfield Steel contract. The government advanced funds for buildings and machinery, contract canceled June 17 1919, with an agreed repayment of 1,586,254 reached in November 1923 secured by seven notes.
A terse Washington briefing mentions ongoing tensions and potential policy moves affecting travel and trade between the United States and Australia as part of broader Atlantic and Indo-Pacific concerns.
Eight to ten years punishment imposed on Saneeoane of Semmens for the Deb Leway case involving a Oneont& farm youth and alleged offenses several weeks prior in Quecata Alabama.
Reports note moth infestations in Neewfelk trees and state trees, with entomologist Professor Schwenk assessing specimens. A 6 pound catfish caught in Columbus by Frank Doroviak and Will Bail draws local attention. Falls City theater project advances as council vacates an alley for a Rivels venue. Education courses in David City feature 40 teachers led by Bert C. Cooper. A linen heirloom from 1846 is preserved by Mrs. J W Solomon. Walton League convention to attract 1,000 in Fremont September 12-13 includes barbecue and tours to the state park. McGraw Electric wins bid to install new electric light system for Albice. Cedar Rapids line adds power. Nebraska requests 40 deer from federal authorities for forest reserves at two sites. deer trial costs around 40 per animal. September 1 starts cFish distribution via Missouri River system to ponds and streams. U S Civil Service Commission to accept exam applicants until August 13 1987. George Keen of Perry famed for rattlesnake killings, 49 in recent seasons.
The 191? statement by the President saying he will not run for president in 1923 was handed to newspaper men on his fourth anniversary in office. He left the White House smiling as he rode away with Senator Capper after issuing the note, causing evident surprise among his press entourage.
An election will be held in Union to authorize issuing bonds of 18 506 for water system installations. The decision was made at a recent city council meeting after a major fire and a nearby village disaster prompted action.
Neligh Electric Light company reports all details completed except the engineer's report. Construction will start as soon as received and officials expect the plant to be in operation before snow flies.
A Randolph woman holds what is believed to be the oldest watch in the state. The timepiece has passed through a family and won first prize in a contest for old watches. Experts declare it among three ancient timepieces so old their ages cannot be determined by the owners.
Chicago reports that the joint operators and miners conference in the central competitive field has collapsed. Illinois and Ohio operators defer to district talks while miners stick to the Jacksonville wage base, threatening a broader breakdown in the coal industry across four states. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers remains firm on attendance without commitment.
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