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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
2
United States 1924 motor vehicle deaths and injuries total about 19,800 with daily averages of 52 deaths and 6,660 injuries. Children account for 5,700 fatalities. Death rate per 10,000 cars falls to 9.6 as campaigns reduce accidents. Grade crossing fatalities drop to 1,688.
President Coolidge lauded the Jews for their contributions to American statecraft science literature art business finance philanthropy and spiritual life at the dedication of Washington's new Jewish community center he cited Old Testament heroes and Hebraic law as foundations while noting the ongoing task of unifying a nation of many nationalities and creeds.
The Moroccan leader Abd-El-Krim plans a large attack against the French zone of influence. He has mobilised his Rifians at Yebel and most of the Gamaras at Bend Zerual, excluding tribes along the Spanish front who will strike the Spanish line to divert forces. His target is Fez.
Goodyear III pilot Captain H St Honeywell aids Van Orman as they win the national balloon race covering about 600 miles. Van Orman lands near Reform Alabama after the final day’s descent ending Sunday.
The Federal Trade Commission adopts a rule ending publicity before a complaint is issued and delaying statements after a complaint is filed. After filing and answer, or if no answer is filed, papers become public under secretary rules. Huston Thompson criticizes the change as star chamber like.
In Fairport Iowa Gus Dusenberry's family outing on the Mississippi ends in tragedy when a gasoline launch capsizes. Husband 46, wife 44, and three children Charles 12 Clifford 6 and Tona 3 perish. Mabel and Fern Dusenberry survive.
Science in America crowns a woman with its laurels as Miss Sabin, renowned for notable research, receives life membership in the National Academy of Sciences at Baltimore during its annual meeting.
At Pimlico raceway the derby hopeful Banny Man died following an illness affecting several horses. Local veterinarians classify the cause as an unspecified ailment observed in the stable area.
Archive notes heavy frost losses in western Nebraska orchards. Fremont to host summer tryouts for supervised play for children. Other items include Capitol contractors at $2 717 191. Omaha robbery with $760 stolen. Ak Sar Ben races with top jockeys. death from sleeping sickness in Palmer. April building permits total 2 836 443. Norfolk worker crushed in cave-in. many local civic, church, and agricultural updates across Omaha and state.
May Day passes with few disturbances as governments run normally in most Europe states. In London left wing groups protest briefly at Hyde Park while police block access to a Bulgarian prison demand. Moscow reports a three day holiday with vast marches, banners, and a Lenin tomb parade.
Mari Woodward an ex convict is jailed in Middlebury awaiting a hearing on kidnapping charges after a week long manhunt. A 11 year old girl identified as Woodward's former employee's daughter was found unharmed and said he protected her from cruelty, altering public sentiment.
Boston papers report John C. Coolidge eighty father of the President submitted to examination by two Boston specialists. He then took the first train for Plymouth. His personal physician Dr Albert M. Cram said advancing age had been a factor in his condition.
A Stein woman has been identified as Mrs Desidera of Gary Indiana after an incident that authorities described as ongoing. Details indicate ongoing investigations with local officials confirming the identification.
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