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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

Page

2

Currency Sill Strikes Smooth Commodities Highest Ever

The article reports a steady legislative process in Washington as the administration advances detailed considerations in the house. It notes a Democratic caucus unity against amendments while Republicans and progressives push changes. The debate features charges of gag law and caucus rule, but the Democratic line remains firm behind Chairman Glass of the banking and currency committee.

Washington Austek House Glass Banking and Currency Committee

Thaw Held by Government Under Habeas Corpus

The U S government assumes joint guardianship of Harry K Thaw by writ of habeas corpus issued at Concord He will be moved to Littleton New Hampshire and produced before Judge Edgar Aldrich The writ was sought by Thaws lawyers to oppose any attempt by William Travers Jerome to seize him across the New York border

Colebrook N. H Judicial Branch United States Harry K. Thaw Jerome Thaw New York

Prices Reach New Highs for Living Commodities

The U S Bureau of Labor statistics bulletin notes prices for bacon up 123.5 percent pork chops up 111 percent round steak 102.5 percent smoked ham 84 percent lard 65 percent corn meal 67 percent potatoes 44 percent butter 41 percent eggs 40 percent milk 38 percent flour 28 percent since the last ten years. Overall commodity prices rose while a single listed item declined 8 percent.

United States Department of Labor

Victim of Charivari Causes Arrest in Town

Charlies Weir, a carpenter, was arrested and jailed after Mrs Varga, seated in an east side rocking chair, heard a bullet crack the upper pane then felt a second bullet pass through the lower pane as she rose. The incident occurred Monday at 8 p.m.

Charlies Weir

Tribute to Mayor Gaynor This Week in Congress

New York pastors honor memory of Mayor Gaynor as Congress advances tariff and currency bills. Senate and House conferees narrow differences on the tariff measure while the currency bill moves through the House in detail.

New York Gaynor Washington Congress Wilson Senate House

Refugees Seized by Rebels Near Saltillo

One hundred Americans including women and children refugees from Torreon are reported to have fallen into rebel hands while traveling toward Saltillo. Saltillo authorities refuse to send a relief force, fearing a possible rebel attack on the area.

Mexico City Torreon Saltillo

Paid Tribute to Gaynor In City Pulpits

New York report notes speakers from church pulpits will render acknowledgments to Mayor Gaynor. The ceremony occurs as state witnesses prepare testimony in the case surrounding his death.

New York Mene Gaynor

Republicans Object to DDE Defects in Its Preparation

The House advanced the emergency currency bill amid sharp Republican criticism of its drafting. Representative Hardwick of Georgia acknowledged faults yet said he would support passage in line with his party. The article notes Mayor Gaynor’s remains lying in state in Liverpool, Washington as context.

Washington

Body in State for William Jay Gaynor in Liverpool

The body of William Jay Gaynor was laid in state Friday in the town hall of Liverpool in an unprecedented honor for an American official. The casket rested on a Westminster abbey catafalque draped with stars and stripes and the British flag, a display echoing English ceremonial tradition.

Liverpool William Jay Gaynor Westminster Abbey London England Lord Wolseley St. Paul's Cathedral

Money to Aid Americans House adopts joint action

Washington reports the House moved to approve a joint measure in response to an urgent demand from the state department. The action seeks to provide financial assistance to Americans abroad and support diplomatic efforts amid ongoing international concerns. The exact provisions and funding levels were not disclosed in the summary.

Washington State Department House

Renews Chr De Clark Col Thomas H Postponed

A renewal decision involving Chr De. B. Clark and Col. Thomas H is postponed at the request of the state.

de. B. Clark Thomas H

State Fair Most Perfect Boy Contest Sparks Dispute

Lincoln note says Orville Hanning of Walton won the most perfect boy prize at the state fair but a Lincoln rival, Frank Willard Jackson, may challenge the award. A state health board report and a quirky courtroom exchange follow as the dispute unfolds amid city versus country comparisons.

Lincoln Neb Orville Hanning Walton Frank Willard Jackson State Board of Health Hanning Jackson Agricultural Board

Best Cure for Itching Scalp and Dandruff

The text gives two baby contest scores with city children outperforming rural ones. It then describes Cuticura treatment steps for itchy scalps and dandruff, including scalp rubbing with ointment, a light pillow shield, and a monthly shampoo routine, with Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold worldwide and a free sample offer.

Caticura Dept. L. Boston

Model of House Fly Exhibited at Museum

A life size model, 15 inches long and 64 000 times larger than a real house fly, now permanently on display at the American Museum of Natural History after its debut at the International Congress of Hygiene and Demography in Washington. The model, created in a year of work, is the most accurate external representation of the house fly’s anatomy.

Washington, D. C American Museum of Natural History Popular Mechanics Magasine

Cave Lease Renews Eight Dino Prohibitions

In a playful exchange a cave wall inscription is revealed not as legend but a lease. The tenant must pay forty clamshells monthly in advance and may not keep dinosaurs pterodactyls or sabre toothed tigers.

Look ee town car fare encounter in morning journey

A passenger recalls a conductor checking fares on a morning ride and their exchange with Mrs Eve. The dialogue hints at a tense moment as the traveler claims the conductor regarded them as if they hadn’t paid.

Eve

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