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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1910

Page

2

Republicans Absent From Session May Uproar Over Ballinger Case

The session opened with several Republicans absent including Sutherland Utah McCall Massachusetts and Denby Michigan while Madison Kansas and others framed a partisan charge against Secretary Ballinger. Democratic members later endorsed findings condemning Ballinger as an official. Madison also presented an independent report backing Pinchot.

Minneapetia Minnsota Sutherland Utah Sampel W. McCall Massachusetts Edwin Denby Michigan Denby Representative Madison Kansas Ballinger McNail Nelson Madison Purcell North Dakota Fletcher Florida Olie M. James Kentucky James M. Graher Illinois Root New York Senate Flint California Representative Olmstead Pennsylvania Gifford Pinchot Forestry Department Pinchot

Abilene Banker Dies Amid Defalcation Probe

Abilene Kansas: The death of I S Hallam president of the Abilene stage bank occurs in a guest chamber of a house funded with bank money. Hallam collapsed after worrying over the bank's affairs and the betrayal by his trusted confidential manager.

Abilene Kana John A. Finck Abilene Stage Bank I. S. Hallam Flack

Wheat revival tours sweep Oklahoma towns

Guthrie reports large religious revivals across Oklahoma wheat belt. Preacher trains move from town to town promoting good wheat growing and religion. Attendance through 15 days reaches 10,895 with railroad officials estimating total turnout not exceeding 10,000.

Guthrie Oklahoma

Ballinger Declares He Will Not Resign

Secretary Ballinger told the Arctic Club he will not resign from his post and will continue to aid President Taft up to the constitution. He spoke in Seattle in honor of Secretary Nagel and Attorney General Wickersham, asserting the rectitude of his acts and commitment to moving forward.

Seattle Washington Taft Ballinger Arctic Club Amaker Nagel Wickersham

Balloon sighting prompts panther trek report

Topeka dispatch says H E Honey and another man went up in a balloon near Panther, Oklahoma. The distance from Topeka to Panther is reported as about 26 miles and the information came via long distance telephone from a source in Topeka.

Topeka Kansas Cole H. E. ‘Honey Panther

Roosevelt balks at Lorimer at Chicago Hamilton Club dinner

Freeport Illinois Col Roosevelt refused to attend the Hamilton Club banquet in Chicago unless Senator Lorimer was excluded. A sixteen member committee led by John H Batten came to Freeport to arrange the dinner and informed Roosevelt Lorimer would be present. Roosevelt declared he would not attend and telegrammed Lorimer to withdraw the invitation.

Freeport Illinois Roosevelt Hamilton Club Chicago Lorimer John H. Batten Col. Roosevelt Mr. Batten Senator Lorimer William Lorimer la Balle

The Weight of Mother Earth

New York reports physicist Richard A. Wetzel of the College of the City of New York computed Earth's weight at seven trillion tons. He conducted delicate experiments after midnight to avoid disturbances, claiming higher accuracy than prior methods.

New York Richard A. Wetzel College of the City of New York Wetzel

Browne Declared Not Guilty in Senate Election Bribery Case

Chicago minority leader Al Lee O Neil Browne was found not guilty in a second trial on bribery charges connected to Wittam Latimer's U S Senate election. The first trial ended with a hung jury.

Chicago Lee O'Neil Browne Illinois Wittam Latimer United States Senate Browné

President Taft Eyes Business Style Government Reform

President Taft seeks to know how much of the 300 million dollars he could save by running the government on business lines. A cabinet meeting on September 24 will review waste, duplication, and last motions in all departments to pursue national economy.

Beverly Massa Washington Taft Aldrich

Oregon plan in Nebraska shapes senate race

Omaha reports that the Oregon plan will likely govern the next U S senate selection despite party, with 24 of 33 Democrats and 13 of 33 Republicans for the senate signing Statement No 1 and 75 of 100 Democrats and 47 of Republican candidates for the house pledging the same.

Omaha Nebraska Oregon United States Burkett Senate House

Forgery added to Flack charges in Abilene case

A forgery charge was added to John A. Flack after Lasalle National Bank of Chicago cited a forged signature on a $2000 note from James Strachan. A warrant is out for Flack, the Abilene State Bank cashier who is missing. The complaint was signed by a bank director.

Abilene Kan John A. Flack Lasalle National Bank of Chicago James Strachan Flack Abilene State Bank

Informal Garden Party Sparks Style clash at Bar Harbor event

Mrs. Blank leads Bar Harbor society hosting a garden party for British legation guests. Her husband recalls the afternoon remark about the invitation noting the party's informal tone. He jokes about best dressed guest as the aim.

Penniwiger Marriage Quip Noted in Washington Star

In a Daily Washington Star snippet Miss Cane remarks on Mr Penniwiger marrying his typist. The exchange questions if the arrangement includes an allowance or if the typist’s salary is saved by the husband.

Fragments of Remedies and Quotes in Peering Notes

A jumbled OCR fragment lists Pettit's Salve for eye diseases and Pierce's Pills for constipation. It also quotes M B Whitman and Orison Swett Marden about sunshine and persistence, with stray references to a cigar and a man named Sol Geker and T. T. Munger.

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Note: The provided text is an OCR fragment promoting a herbal remedy by Mrs. Pinkham, claiming relief for female health issues and urging readers to write for advice.

Knorville Iowa

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