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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
2
The treaty with Germany has been made public by the State Department. It puts into force the ratified treaty of peace and states shall not be bound by the Covenant of the League of Nations or by enumerated provisions of the Versailles era. Germany's renunciation of overseas possessions is reaffirmed.
The Pulitzer race at the Omana meet moves from Detroit Michigan to Omaha Nebraska for November fourth sixth and ends with Detroit allowing the event to be held in this city.
Reported fragments indicate a peace accord involving the United States and Austria and a request for secrecy. Early newspaper items show optimism as the two nations move toward a formal truce amid ongoing negotiations.
Jake Diamond of Hammond a vegetable peddler known for his horse with a wooden leg has filed suit in the superior court seeking 10000 damages from the automobile owner. He says the crash broke the wooden leg and claims bruises and humiliation.
Nebraska items report bank representatives from Omaha and New York City assessing credit flow for farmers. The state treasurer warns of potential warrants and tight finances while urging economy. Harvest and sugar campaigns start in the North Platte valley with contracts signed by hundreds of farmers. Construction on Lisco High School begins after bond approval. Other notes cover fairs, aviation plans, oil drilling near Lakeside, and local civic events.
Hull disaster claims many lives as the US Navy and British crew perish aboard the dirigible ZR-2 during a pre acceptance test flight from Howden to Pelham. The 6095 foot craft, sister to RS4, carried thirty and sank after a plunge over the Humber river.
A stray $100 note spent nine years away from its owners, once hung in a Plano living room as a valued keepsake now misplaced after a long separation.
A report from Alaska details the discovery of a new oil well location north of the state. The find signals potential for increased activity in Arctic exploration and may impact regional energy prospects and employment. Officials note ongoing testing and assessment of production viability.
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