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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

6

City seeks business manager to run on basic-crisis plan

Washington reports the Japanese embassy is preparing a formal protest over a California land act. The embassy expects no change from Governor Johnson and aims to inform the American public of Japan's stance while hoping to influence the executive branch to counter the legislature’s action.

Iown Washington Pra Department Bileccek Canadia Bryan Wilson Bryan Returne Johinson California

Powers to Settle St London in Albanian Crisis

King Nicholas of Montenegro seeks European powers help to resolve the Scutari dispute. Desad Pasha and Dravid Pasha face orders to withdraw to the Turkish empire. Montenegro’s retreat from Scutari may push Errad Pasha to abandon ambitions for Albania as Austro Italian forces loom.

St. London Nicholas of Montenegro Scutari Desad Pasha Dravid Pasha Errad Pasha Albania

City Adopts Business Manager System in Clarinda

Clarinda Iowa adopts a business manager plan with the mayor appointing the manager and the council setting salary. The ordinance assigns most city affairs to the manager who will devote full time to duties. Citizens view the move as experimental but advantageous.

Clarinda

Prompt Action Urged by Wilson on Congress

Washington report notes President Wilson again expresses hope that members of Congress will respond promptly to pressing national issues. The statement reflects urging swift legislative cooperation amid ongoing political debates and looming deadlines.

Washington Wilson Congress

Woolen Tariff and Suffragists Parade Highlighted

Washington reports the House approved a woolen tariff while suffragists plan a parade in New York streets and Washington. Officials note parcel post after four months shows success and cheaper mail service pleases the people.

Washington Post Office Department

Washington Doings and Congress Doings and Sessions

Reports from Washington cover five minute rule debates on tariff amendments and free list, plus the Ways and Means panel examining the Alaskan railway. The chief engineer proposes deepening Buttermilk Channel in New York Harbor at 1.95 million dollars. The Senate not in session. House resumes tariff book readings and adjourns to Monday. The recall includes nominations, a Borah war report, and a Gettysburg medal mention. The Bennington fire and a separate incident in Omaha are noted with minimal detail.

Buttermilk Channel New York Harbor Senate Territories Committee Henry Ways and Means House Wilson Dupont Secretary of War Borah Prilt Cummins Bureau of Corporations Trade Commission Reagan Gettysburg

Fragmentary description of a tense scene

The passage presents a fragmentary scene with a young man and a fearful girl amid tense dialogue. It mentions a character named Manny and hints at a dreamlike or strained moment without clear context or outcome.

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