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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
2
The fragment suggests a special session next month and signals pressure to push currency reform Philippine independence Panama Canal tolls and women's suffrage before the tariff session begins. It implies strong actors pushing policy changes to shape national direction.
Fragmentary text notes a diplomatic issue with Mexico and mentions a Mexican authority, the executive, and Francisco de la Barra as minister, implying a discussion on national territory and foreign powers.
Fragmentary report notes Allied powers rejecting a proposed indemnity and outlining a territorial line from Enos on the Marmora Sea to Midia on the Black Sea. The text is unclear and densely garbled.
Nogales Sonora reports say Colone Kosterlitz at Nogales key federal commander surrendered to Obregon after a day of heavy fighting. Casualties estimated around 100 dead and many wounded on both sides. Separate item notes John Boyle of Scottsbluff found dead in car in Greeley Colorado.
The cabin five miles north of Kingston Missouri was burned, erasing the final structure at Far West once planned as Mormon headquarters. Records indicate the town was laid out with a central temple and grand plans before the Mormon exodus to Utah. London debates public records as Professor Wallace disrupts British archives.
Harmful storms sweep the South and a pair of rear end collisions on the Union Pacific main line in Nebraska on Friday morning caused nine deaths. The disasters disrupt transport and raise fears across Omaha and surrounding areas as authorities begin investigations into the fatalities.
Washington reports a revival of a claim that the new administration will divide the nation’s wealth of the mint and apply for the $34.72 per capita circulation the treasury department estimates.
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