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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
2
A fragment notes varied participation in campaigns with individuals taking notable parts in multiple efforts. The text suggests some figures hold positions or influence across different political activities without detailing specific names or events.
Washington D C March headline notes Martin Mulhall a field agent and political worker for the National Association reveals during a six hour cross examination that he identified hundreds of telegrams and scraps of data. He names congress members labor leaders and secretaries of congressmen and describes his year of active campaigning while watching the letters and words he uttered.
Delegates to the twenty sixth international Christian Endeavor meeting in Los Angeles endorse a two year plan led by Rev. Daniel A. Poling to achieve a saloonless United States by 1920 with a possible federal constitutional amendment on liquor. In Washington, the currency bill envisions national bank branches abroad as a major channel to expand American capital alongside tariff measures boosting foreign trade.
The Lincoln government kiosk on O Street recorded 113 degrees Monday afternoon, surpassing last year’s high and marking the highest temperature so far this year. The instrument showed 110 at first, then rose to the 113 reading.
Senate to begin discussion on the Underwood-Simmons tariff revision with a long free list and ad valorem rates. Senator McCumber will speak on the agricultural schedule as the finance committee expects to finish in about five weeks. The question of labor wars and capital is to be investigated by Congress with Samuel Gompers slated to testify and a subpoena planned for John Mitchell.
Anti American feeling in Mexico rises to high tension with reports that Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson and Consul W G Shanklin faced possible expulsion from Mexico City amid escalating hostilities. The situation prompted concern among diplomatic circles and local observers.
London reports Bulgaria appears to have ended its hazardous coup after failed efforts. Peace settlement prospects are grim as new elements complicate negotiations and slow progress toward an agreement.
London reports the end of a fortnight of fighting leaves Bulgaria appealing to the great powers to negotiate peace. Bulgarian aims to separate Greek and Serbian forces near Guerghelia have failed as latest Athens dispatches indicate Greek and Serbian forces still in conflict.
In a breezy recount at a gathering Congressman Frank Guernsey Maine recalls Rastus and his employer in a corner grocery. The employer claimed he shot a buck in the left hind foot and near the ear, with Rastus affirming the tale and explaining the shot as the buck tapped its ear while the boss fired.
A readable fragment notes the speaker referencing a family line and a man named Dubbs as having traveled a long road or journey, hinting at his long experience or exile in a distant setting. The tone suggests a historical or anecdotal interpretation of Dubbs and his origins.
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