The Diller Record By Frank T. Pearce
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Premier MacDonald Hoover Talks Hold Promise for Peace
The visit of Premier MacDonald to President Hoover draws wide public approval for cordial exchanges and hopes for progress on disarmament and the January peace conference. Critics warn against overoptimism while noting tensions among France Italy and potential US Britain alliance concerns.
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United States
MacDonald
England
Hoover
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Washington DC Women Workers Lead Nation in Employment
Washington boasts the highest share of female employment with about 79,000 women, driven by government clerical work and a sizable professional group of doctors lawyers teachers and nurses totaling around 8,800. War time gains persist with expanded opportunities and ongoing participation in manufacturing trade and entrepreneurship.
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Washington
D.C
Shearer the Humorist Faces Senate Navy Probe
The Senate committee investigates William B. Shearer over his Geneva 1927 naval conference ties and secret employment by shipbuilders amid a disputed large pay claim. Conflicting testimony clouds what happened as the affair is debated.
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William B. Shearer
Shearer
Geneva
Senate
United States
Shearer in uproarious comedy quips at senators
The excerpt highlights Shearers sharp wit during a political case with remarks aimed at senatorial questioning. It notes his quick reply when asked about threats to a shipbuilder, saying he would not threaten someone who owed him money.
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Shearers
Shearer
October in History and Holiday Lore
October is celebrated for its beauty and outdoor scenes with a focus on the pheasant hunting season and nut gathering. The piece lists events in October from 1492 to 1917, notable birthdays and battles, and notes fire prevention week and lunar phases, wrapping with a full moon on the 18th and quarters on the 10th 2nd and 25th.
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Columbus
America
Chris
Germantown
Colonial Congress
New York State
Perryville
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
William Penn
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Cornwallis
Atlantic
Daniel Webster
Theo. Roosevelt
John Quincy Adams
Hallowe'en
Old Salt Builds Drift Wood Home on Olympic Peninsula
A retired sea captain constructs a driftwood cabin on the Olympic peninsula. Walls use cross cuts of cedar logs with concrete chinking. Large ship like porthole windows are created from thick log sections with cores removed.
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Olympic Peninsula
Dream Hold Up Causes Citywide Foray and False Alarm
Riverhead New York district attorney and sheriff launch an investigation after a reported summer resort robbery turns out to be a mislaid wallet and a boy’s bad dream. A Brooklyn man later recovers his wallet with over $2,000. Guests and staff search hotel rooms in a social hubbub. The misremembered tale involves Peter Cappellino and army companions with a Buick car and a moonshine claim, but authorities find no evidence of a robbery.
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Riverhead
L. K
George ‘Wschildreth
Ellis A. Taylor
Willian
Everett ©. Petts
Peter Coppérliney
U. S Army
Mitchelle
South Jamesport
District Attorney's Office
Peter Cappellino
Petty
Wheeler Wells
Ceppellino
Mr. Petty
Mitchel
Blakley
Feum
Ono
Burke
Hardesty
Cappellino
Ownership and Publisher Notice of Diller Record 1929
Statement lists Frank T. Pearce as editor, publisher, and owner of the Diller Record at Diller Nebraska. No bond holders or mortgagees. Sworn before Notary J. Smith on October 2, 1929 with commission expiry February 16, 1931. The weekly newspaper circulates from Diller Nebraska.
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Diller Record
Diller
Nebr
Frank T. Pearce
J. Smith Diller
Sheriff Sets Oct 30 1929 Sale Of Krebs Wheat Crops
Jefferson County Nebraska sheriff announces a re sale under a District Court execution in favor of J D Fanders against Emil H Krebs. The sale covers Krebs wheat crops in Sections 11 and 12 Township 2 Range 4 East of the Sixth Principal Meridian. The highest bidder will pay cash at the Court House south front door in Fairbury on October 30 1929 at two o clock to satisfy the judgment costs and interest. Dated October 16 1929. F M Tippin Sheriff Jefferson County Nebr
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Jefferson
Nebraska
J.d.fanders
Emil H. Krebs
S. E
N. W
Jefferson County
Court House
Fairbury
F. M. Tippin
Nebr
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