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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
2
Snippets on prices, fashion, and morals mix with trivia. References to the bungalow hat, installment plans, census figures for India, and opinions on marriage, crime, and aviation hint at a lively era. Diverse quotes and opinions populate this readable fragment.
The 1910 census shows figures for 419 Nebraska cities towns and villages. The census bureau announces completion of population tallies across nearly every place in the state with detailed results forthcoming.
Washington reports Representatives Sloan and Kinkaid of Nebraska seek to amend the farmers free list with provisions to avoid harmful effects. They plan to introduce several bills aimed at preserving benefits while removing evils they see in the current act.
Hong Kong reports rebels led by Wu Sum and brigand Luk clash with Manchu troops in Kwang Tung with arson, robbery, and bloodshed. El Paso notes Monterey area armistice extension talks as Madero weighs options amid reports of railway seizures and heavy fighting near Gomez Palacio Lerdo and San Pedro.
An unreadable excerpt discusses treatment and safety concerns surrounding a child and mother amid nervous strain. The text mentions conditions for safety and references a trial, but the exact events or outcomes remain unclear.
In New York and Pennsylvania workers staged eight hour day strikes and parades. About 10,000 machinists and 1,000 bakers walked out peacefully as two large parades and several smaller ones marked May Day. Local leaders supported the walkouts and raised the red flag.
A statement indicates action will be promulgated at once throughout the United States, signaling nationwide implementation. The text emphasizes rapid legal or regulatory effect without delay.
Reported wreck at Easton details teachers injured and burned as investigators assess the blaze. The incident followed by contemporaneous accounts noting disruption and ensuing demonstrations, including anti Mormon protests across English locales.
Under Bishop Welldon the presidency led a mass meeting where resolutions urged the government to take steps to protect England. The report notes calls from Mormon communities for policy actions.
Cart men in Mavana stage a strike drawing large crowds as labor action disrupts local commerce. Reports indicate over a thousand participants marching through streets and demanding better pay and working conditions from local employers. Community leaders call for negotiation to avoid further disruption.
A parent recalls a three month old son developing an intensely itchy rash that spread across his body, causing blood to flow from scratching. The account contrasts physical illness with a note on ambition as a force driving men to greatness.
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