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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
4
The Diller Record notes post office mailing as second class matter for transmission. Advertising rates are available on application and local business notices run until ordered out, charged at five cents per line for each insertion.
Framing the new two cent postal rate on direct transatlantic steamers, the piece notes benefits for both nations and urges daily mail steamers for faster cross ocean service. It also covers Italy earthquake relief funding, a Diller school bulletin praising progress, and Civil War battle totals across states.
District Attorney William Travers Jerome argues that there is no real equality before the law for rich and poor. He contends courts favor the wealthy with better defense, witnesses, and resources, while the poor lack funds and legal aid, increasing wrongful convictions and corruption opportunities.
Senator Foraker argues the United States must keep the three departments separate with no executive encroachment. He warns a strong executive could appoint loyalists and control armies, undermining independence and risking constitutional overthrow.
Aeronaut Wilbur Wricht argues the principle of flight is known and only minor changes are needed. He predicts vast improvements in lightweight swift aeroplanes near major cities and compares aviation to railways and motor cars. He claims horsepower limits prevent heavier loads with given power.
Local report notes weak heart action at Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart Indiana. No further details provided in the fragment.
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