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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
3
A ceremonial ode praising Franco American ties and calling for a trusted leader from France to guide allies. The poem echoes mutual sacrifice and historic shared victories from Yorktown to present, pleading for wise leadership to lift the nation from wounds.
The article recalls the 107th anniversary of Marquis de Lafayette born in 1757 and his pivotal role in the American struggle for liberty. It notes his young arrival in America at twenty, his service under General Washington, his costly personal donations totaling about 140000, and his steadfast friendship with America through trials. It highlights his later return to France, congressional thanks, and the enduring memory of his efforts as France and the United States confront shared foes in later conflicts.
Reports from Washington cite Turkish troops storming the American consulate at Tabriz and looting a Presbyterian hospital as a probable provocation for a U S Turkish War status. Diplomatic ties have been strained since 1917 with demonstrations in Congress for a declaration, though the president and State Department have avoided declaring war while no direct clash occurred.
Dispatches report Japan will open a permanent banking presence in Buenos Aires as a branch of Yokohama Specie Bank with support from the Imperial Bank of Japan. The Buenos Aires bank will handle international exchange and foster reciprocal commerce, aligning with plans for a Yokohama Buenos Aires steamship link via Calcutta and Cape Town.
Four individuals including three men Gus L. Lindequist Leo Burt and Franz Strohmier and a woman were arrested nationwide for stealing papers plans and blueprints from munitions plants. They face charges under the espionage act and authorities did not name the unidentified woman.
Federal loan bank reports May farm loans fell to 9.53 million dollars, with 4 300 farmers served, against about 12 million monthly average. Spokane land bank led with 1.511 million in loans closed, while St Paul and Spokane posted substantial totals, followed by Omaha Wichita Berkeley figures.
Borglum's Stone Mountain equipment used for carving the Confederate memorial is advertised for sale at a public auction to satisfy a $700 back salary claim by C. G. Baxter, the sculptor's former secretary, amid recent sensational charges linked to the aircraft production program.
The War Department formally announces the Thirty second Division National Guard from Michigan and Wisconsin is now fighting in Alsace on German soil. The unit has been in action and its presence has been identified by the peaceable occupation of the region.
A Washington dispatch notes that only twelve million pounds of the thirty two million pounds sought were subscribed. Germany has already advanced to the Ottoman empire nearly 180,000,000 pounds.
John Joseph Keane retired archbishop of Dubuque died after several weeks illness. He was the first president of the Catholic university at Washington D C.
A court case involving Judge William L. Cham p questions the value and promotion of a stomach remedy. The document references mediation board matters and alleged profit from selling a product with minimal daily earnings claimed by promoters.
A Bostonian landlord narrates a stately rent letter from the collector. The tale notes frozen pipes in the cellar and a dead cold subterranean space as Lemuel and Bill spar over warmth and a coal offer while demanding timely rent.
More than 100 firms partnerships and individuals registered under assumed names disclose real owners many women acting as managers and in fact owners of stores factories and industries across the state.
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