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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
2
Nebraska editors at Omaha discuss reports that Richard L. Metcalfe of Lincoln was slated for a high post. Claims he would join a Philippine commission were incorrect, with officials noting no consideration beyond a Panama post.
The session opened shortly after nine o'clock with editors and about fifty wives in attendance, marking the largest gathering in the association's history as the convention hall crowded the first session.
Senator Dillingham advances a plan to overcome objections to immigration limits. He outlines steps to tighten controls while addressing concerns about entrants and national security.
Internal Revenue figures show a sharp rise in drinking compared to last year while Colonel Roosevelt secures a libel suit victory.
The Maine national monument was dedicated in Central Park to 267 officers and men lost in Havana harbor aboard the battleship Maine. A 252 gun salute came from Atlantic fleet ships on the Hudson as Taft, navy secretary, Maine and New York governors, and others attended. A Fifth Avenue parade preceded the ceremony.
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The document notes the Judiciary committee favoring O German bill to let the chief justice assign federal judges to other circuits. It mentions rent suspension actions, a Salem Ohio postmaster appointment info request tabled, and adjournment at 6 20 pm. The House met at noon to honor late Rep Kenig and Democrats caucused on committee appointments.
The labor committee chaired by Hoke Smith prepared a plan for a formal investigation into the West Virginia coal strike as the session adjourned at 2 pm due to large crowds and the security role of police. The session adjourned until noon Monday in respect to Representative Forrest Goodwin of Maine.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a court proceeding near Chesfate Water with references to Pearce and Mah ert Dork, but details and context are unclear.
The witness describes a year of severe itching burning and hair loss with thick discharge from the scalp. After trying many soaps and medicines she reports Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment providing dramatic relief washing the head three times in a week and the breaking skin disappearing.
Murphy, a new cavalry recruit, mounted a rough horse against orders. The sergeant warned no one may dismount without orders. The horse kicked and Murphy flew over its head, prompting a tense interruption as the sergeant called his name.
A reader asks which utensil to use when eating beef stew. They query whether a table spoon or a fork is proper for formal dining in a family dispute context.
A compact reflective line notes mortality and the challenge of proving virtue beyond the grave, echoing a grim meditation on character across ages.
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