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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
6
A historical note discusses drafting plans before summer to enable a battalion of troops. It cites Ohio as the chief factor in losses due to gaps in National Guard mobilization and readiness.
Riot and eight arrests followed a Sunday audience in the Auditorium as speakers denounced President Wilson and discussed terms for peace with Germany. Inside the theater chaos erupted and protesters clashed with police.
A chaotic scene at the race track as an animal broke from its handlers and caused a brief disruption, drawing attention from spectators and staff.
The U S House passed the $1 8 billion war revenue bill by a 300 to 76 vote with all Democrats voting yes and 112 Republicans supporting it. The bill faces Senate scrutiny and possible cuts, including a potential $400 million reduction. Amendments debated included auto tax, billboard tax, and timing of tax payments for income, munition and excess profits.
A speaker jokes about growing sugar in a garden and raising powdered sugar instead of lump sugar, noting the humor and ease of the idea. The line plays on word choice and light domestic whimsy.
Jinke responds with disbelief claiming the queried location is actually his home and denying the suggestion of a theft by Van Clubber.
A catalog dialogue describes selecting a pipe for a man described as five feet nine inches tall, stout, with dark hair and mustache, noted in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The exchange contrasts cigars with a pipe gift and asks for a pipe suited to the man’s age and build.
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