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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1928
Page
4
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The Literary Digest poll of nearly three million straw votes suggests Smith leads in cities while Hoover leads in rural areas. It notes crossovers where Republican votes shift to Smith and new Hoover supporters emerge. Five of the Solid South states appear at risk, potentially breaking long Democratic dominance. The piece reflects editor sentiment and hints at post election topics for future columns.
The piece argues Kaiser William remains a German at heart and should stay away from Germany to avoid destabilizing the country. It notes his exile, urges acceptance of the decision, and invites readers to vote to preserve American rights to criticize the government.
The piece argues both parties seek Black voters, while notingRepublicans in the South court Black support and Democrats in the North seek Black voters. It forecasts potential presidents chosen by Indians and Black voters and urges all readers to vote seriously next week. It cautions against laziness at the polls and defends ballots as a citizen duty.
Lincoln regent Earl Cline calls the proposed constitutional amendment to move control of the state schools for the deaf and the blind from the Board of Control to the University of Nebraska regents unwise and undesirable and urges defeat. He notes the two schools are not part of the university and points out regents are unpaid while the Board of Control members are salaried and can devote full time to the schools.
Forest and Stream defines vermin as any wild animal that preys on game. In Connecticut authorities label copper hawks sharp skinned hawks goshawks great horned owls barred owls starlings crows red squirrels house cats bobcats lynx weasels foxes mink European hares raccoon and skunk as vermin with regional variations in desirability or harm.
A forgetful professor reports a missing car to a policeman who notes details. When asked about precautions he says he padlocked the wheel. The officer asks which wheel and the professor realizes the spare wheel was locked.
In Long Branch New Jersey Thomas Perry a hotel toaster known by a false name recovered his speech after a heated argument with two atheists. Perry once a concert singer in New York lost his voice and money seeking specialists but now plans to reveal his true fame and return to the concert stage.
Public notice lists a political race for County Judge in Jefferson County. Nominee Louis J. Nutzman is named with the General Election set for November 6, 1928.
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