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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

3

Lincoln Mayor and Councilmen Imprisoned in 1887

In 1887 Lincoln officials faced federal intervention after removing a corrupt police judge. The mayor and councilmen were cited for contempt, fined, jailed in Omaha, then released after Supreme Court found lower court lacked jurisdiction, ending the case.

Nebraska Omaha United States Lincoln Douglas County United States Court Law and Order League Andrew J. Sawyer Sawyer Edward P. Roggen Andrew J. Cropsey Lorenzo W. Billingsley Lewis C. Pace Granville Ensign Wiliam J. Cooper Joseph Z. Briscoe James Dailey John Frans Robert B. Graham Henry H. Dean Fred A. Hovey John M. Burks Nelson C. Brock Billingsley Briscoe Pace St. Louis David F. Brewer Federal Circuit Court Limcol United |Ea Federal Coorer Whitmore N. C. Brock Dundy Telegraph Company The Express Company Franks J. Sterling Morton Edward Rosewater Thayer James Boyd Broatch Mr. Boyd Lambertson Washington Senator Paddock Congressman McShane Garland Liberty United States Supreme Court Supreme Court Cleveland Douglas County Court House

Self Supporting Students at University of Nebraska

A survey shows seventy six percent of male and eighty eight percent of all women at the university wholly or partly support themselves. Excluding the College of Law, average nine month expenditures are 714.06 dollars for men and 729.85 dollars for women.

Admes University of Nebraska College of Law

Quotable Wits on Home Life and Manners

A collection of humorous observations on marriage, behavior, and social norms. Jests about cross words in couples, golf, wardrobes, watermelons, and buying unnecessary things reveal playful modern manners asides. The piece surveys everyday quirks with light satire and urban wit.

How to Stop Your Car From Smoking

A correspondent asks for ways to stop an automobile from smoking. The advice implies avoiding supplying the car with tobacco, noting the humorous twist that tobacco is not part of vehicle operation and should not be used to fix or worsen the smoking issue.

Honest man or pest Hank Legget spawns sardine boxes

A man can be absolutely honest yet a pest and nuisance. Hank Legget has been sending friends boxes of sardines to prove he can catch fish at his summer home. Fletch Merwin questions if man’s defense from the monkey implies many are on the way back.

United States Circuit Court Hank Legget Fletch Merwin

Night of Tension Between Boss and Worker Escalates

A heated dispute with The Boss ends with a standstill as the worker laments being shut out from speaking. The clash centers on communication and perceived fairness in the workplace.

Weather Keeps Hydration Simple This Summer

The hot season allowed drinking water to be boiled after consumption. Residents found the heat reduced the need for preboiled water as they relied on the remaining warmth to finish boiling.

Chadron Woman Buys Carpet Tacks to Stop Sleep Walking

A Chadron woman bought three boxes of carpet tacks and says she is determined to break her husband of the habit of sleep walking.

Friendly donor leaves pipe tobacco and new pipe

A note from the editorial mansion thanks an unnamed friend for sending an excellent pipe tobacco and a handsome new pipe. The writer hopes to identify and properly thank the benefactor later.

Father’s Bathroom Breaks Limited by Daytime Hours

A father explains his limited access to the bathroom, noting the only times available are the middle of the day or the middle of the night due to family routines. The remark highlights the practical challenges of shared spaces.

Lew Shelley Quips About Aging and Adoration

Lew Shelley states that a man never grows too old to believe some woman is attracted to him. The remark reflects his humorous take on aging and romance in social life.

Lew Shelley

Special hell for motor ists who clog the air with jams

Gus Buechler urges a special hell for motorists who create traffic jams and pollution. He suggests leaning on the horn constantly during jams to clear the reed.

Gus Buechler

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Lincoln, Neb P. H. Cooper H. J. Whitmore A. J. Sawyer City of Brewer Eudrenieey Coburn Burks Joe Miller Sob
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