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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1909

Page

2

Bank Guaranty Bill Passes as Legislature Near Adjournment

The House concurred with Senate amendments to the bank guaranty bill and sent it to the governor for signature. The measure, backed by Democrats and Republicans, aims for a workable banking board balance and signals adjournment likely before April 1. The session also advanced numerous appropriation bills and the indeterminate sentence measure.

House Senate Taylor Custer Banking Committee Republians Banking Board Brown State Senate Senare Lawrence Riymond

Governor Signs Nebraska Bills From Fiscals to Farms

Governor Shallenberger signed several measures including S F 163 adjusting cider vinegar solids, S F 76 quieting title on Lincoln’s Haymarket Square, H R 39 reimbursement for state homes, H R 114 funding for a northwestern Nebraska farm experiment, H R 126 library books for Peru state normal, H R 168 permitting irrigation district bond challenges, H R 235 setting deputy secretary of state salary at 31800, and H R 70 nurse licensure changes.

Shallenberger Buck Miller Lincoln Haymarket Square Kelly Carr Nebraska Hector Peru Bushee Clark Case Ncense

Banking bill and Omaha charter ratified by legislature

Both chambers approved the depositors guaranty banking bill and the home rule Omaha charter on Friday. The banking bill passed the senate 26 to 6, and the Omaha charter bill passed the house 78 to 13 with an emergency clause. The charter allows residents to vote this spring to elect the city engineer and fire board members. Independent candidates may file by petition over the next two weeks.

Sleeping Car Rate Unchanged in Senate File 69

Tanner's committee of Miscellaneous corporations unearthed King's bill to cut sleeping car rates and did not report it. The panel, in charge since early in the session, recommended indefinite postponement and kept the measure from advancing.

Senate Tanner's Committee of Miscellaneous Corporations

No Saloons at Fort Crook Governor veto blocks Fort Crook saloons

Governor Shallenberger vetoed the Gates bill on Saturday afternoon keeping saloons away from Fort Crook. The bill would have repealed a law banning saloons within two miles of a military post, as residents argued soldiers caused drunkenness.

Fort Crook Shallenberger

Convicts Not to Work on Roade

The house recorded its stance against employing convicts on roads. Boelt's bill to send convicts to road work upon request by county commissioners was reported for indefinite postponement.

Boelt

Man Killed On Burlington In Antelope County Plainly Analyzed

A mysterious Burlington line death in Antelope County left a body cut by a passenger train with footprints and blood showing a struggle. The corpse bore a Jessup name plate. coroner’s jury ruled the Copenhagen incident man born Tobias Jasek, struck by a westbound train after being thrown from a snow bank. He was twenty two, poorly dressed, with no valuables, identified by a Wisconsin hunting license. No murder was believed.

Burlington Antelope County Jessup Copenhagen Tobias Jasek Price County Wisconsin

Honored for Fourth Time as Lincoln Leader

H M Bushnell of Lincoln was reelected president of the state association of commercial clubs at Norfolk meeting. F J Kersenbrock of Columbus named secretary and F J Thompson of Madison treasurer. Next meetings set for Columbus. About 250 delegates attended. Resolutions urged state fair funding and road improvements. Omaha corn exhibit endorsed while parcels post condemned. Senate files 91 99 272 cited.

H. M. Bushnell Lincoln State Association of Commercial Clubs Norfolk F. J. Kersenbrock Columbus F. J. Thompson Madison State Fair Board Senate Omaha

Panic in Wilber Opera House Fire Scene

During a Saturday showing at the Wilber opera house a moving picture of a fire caught fire. The electric transformer exploded igniting curtains in the machine room. Panic ensued as patrons rushed the main entrance but all escaped unharmed apart from a few minor bruises. No damage occurred outside the machine room.

Wilber Opera House

Unloaded Gun Wounds Mrs Longstrom in Holdrege Home

Mrs A E Longstrom of Holdrege was shot in the left leg by a 22 caliber rifle. Her son Oscar and another boy were examining the weapon in the dining room when a trigger was pulled, the cartridge in the magazine firing unexpectedly. The wound is painful but not serious.

A. E. Longstrom Holdrege Oscar

The Midwest Life Insurance Company in Nebraska

The Midwest Life Insurance Company, three years old in May, is an oldline Nebraska company with home office in Lincoln. It offers low premium rates, fair policy provisions, and Nebraska investments keeping premiums in state. It has over 1.5 million dollars of insurance in force and seeks capable agents for full or part time soliciting.

Midwest Life Imsurance Company Nebraska Lincoln Midwest Life

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