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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
4
Townleyism in North Dakota Critiqued by Packard
Assistant Attorney General Frank E. Packard denounces the Nonpartisan League as a socialist plot, warning that red card socialists control North Dakota and plan a Soviet state. He claims outsiders will supply votes, warns of agitation spreading to Nebraska, and argues credit for the war belongs to all nations including the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revolunegis
North Dakota
America
Frank E. Packard
Commercial Club
The
Lincoln Star
League
Mr. Packard
Nonpartisan League
Nebraska
Walter Thomas Mills
United States
Admiral Sims
France
Great Britain
Who Won the War According to Field Marshal Haig
Field Marshal Haig argues in a Newcastle speech that the British Empire won the war while acknowledging allies. He notes the French aid at the Somme and the Allied cooperation that relieved the British forces during critical moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Field Marshal
Haig
Newcastle
Somme
Hich
Five Big Packers Dominated U S Food Market Say Reports
A 1910s FTC overview notes the Big Five packers controlled 674 companies with stakes in 762 firms and produced or traded in 775 commodities. They dominated hides, meat by products, leather, fertilizers, cotton refining, lard, poultry, butter, cheese and eggs, and accounted for vast shares of cattle and sheep slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Columbus
United States
Federal Trade Commission
New York World
Big Five
Nebraska Constitutional Convention Petition Drive Urges Progres sive Nominees
The Constitutional Committee of One Hundred appeals to Nebraskans to nominate progressive candidates for a fall Constitutional Convention. Petitions must equal five percent of last election district voters, ensuring the new constitution keeps legislative powers with the people instead of rigidly restrictive provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Course Across Oceans Transfer of Armament for Petrol Range
A report notes changes allowing shipments to carry guns and bombs to be converted for petrol use. The aim is to extend the vessel’s cruising range and endurance at sea, reflecting adjustments in load and fuel strategy.
British dirigible history and war plans noted
The piece recalls the world’s largest airship and its intended wartime use against Berlin and other German targets. It mentions armament and missions, and lightly touches on political topics including Irish independence, Shantung, and Mexican arrangements amid broader U S debt concerns and Russia. The U S holds 178 million dollars in debt exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Explosion at Daweson Farm Destroys Gas Drums
A gasoline drum exploded at the Daweson farm north of Edison during dinner, blowing the empty drum to atoms. Authorities note the danger of storing drums near the house and urge burial under ground as at dealers’ sites. The incident follows several fatal or costly accidents linked to such drums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daweson
Edison
Sheriff Sale Notice for Hollow Defender Property
Public notice of sheriff sale directed to the reader for a property described as Hollow Defender in a county sale set for a specified date. The document lists the order, parties, and location details as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suly
Gia
Caid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller Record
Frank T. Pearce
Diller Nebr
the Constitutional Convention
Chesterfiel
Hesterfield Cigarettes
Senate
Jagan
Shantung
House
Kerensky
State Department
U.S
Sheriff Sale
Dressen & Son
Harness and ShoeShop
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