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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
2
The article reports Germany’s demand for peace terms and Britain’s firm response to President Wilson. It highlights a morning note from Lee Austen, with bold headings and the words No and Our answer, signaling Britain’s stance on the Western peace negotiation.
Reports from Allied dispatches confirm German submarine U-45 was sunk by destroyers after U-46 was also reported sunk in the Bay of Biscay. The U-45 had been sighted near Saint Nazaire before these latest losses.
Baudelio Uribe, a Villa follower accused of cutting prisoners ears, and 17 band members were executed by home guards after a southwest of Chihuahua City battle. The report says many Villa troops were killed and local leaders organized to protect property amid raids.
Washington comments say Lloyd George's address leaves room for peace and the German embassy agrees Germany will not be first to close the door. Officials expect the allies' answer to German proposals may start actual peace talks with further exchanges anticipated.
Washington reports a parliamentary misplay by a friend derailed plans for an immediate vote on a senator, following discussions on Wednesday. The incident sparked confusion as lawmakers aimed to proceed with decisive action.
In the House of Commons Premier Lloyd George rejects a peace offer, cites Abrahamic prophecy and insists the war ends only after a defined objective is achieved. He notes a central powers note offers little hope for an honorable peace and outlines plans to appoint a national service director and classify industries as essential or nonessential.
London dispatch reports a new note from the entente powers to Greece. The message, issued December 22, follows a prior understanding and signals increased pressure on Athens regarding reparations and obligations amid the Balkan crisis.
Railroads in the United States report a total net income from operations for the year near 1.098 billion dollars. Nine months of returns total 786.57 million, with smaller roads not included in the fund. Officials call the estimate conservative given gaps in reporting.
The piece discusses the new wartime policy linked to American foreign trade and the impact of British ship sinkings by German submarines. It questions how effectively Lloyd George can enforce orders and whether the measure serves American interests or ally support, noting legal limits for the United States.
Lawmakers focus on proposed appropriations amid reports of drought and market pressure causing significant wheat losses. Officials warn the country faces economic strain as agricultural prices rise and supply concerns mount.
Des Moines police seized a carload of coal in the Chicago and North Western rail yards. The mayor announced the action as part of an ongoing effort to curb theft and store coal for city needs.
Baltimore resident Gal Gibbons and associates press a case in state court seeking pension funds. The action involves multiple parties and questions of eligibility and benefit calculations.
The article argues that after the war the farmer will be the key to feeding a hungry world. It notes 25 million soldiers overseas, with about 75 percent drawn from farms, leaving much arable land unworked and in need of revival. It highlights high postwar grain and cattle prices and the potential of low priced lands in Western Canada to meet demand with productive soils and favorable climate.
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