Pygmalion and Galatea interrupted by a fire at the Old Soldiers Home
The Sheridan Dramatic Club rehearses Pygmalion and Galatea at the Old Soldiers Home when a fire halts the performance. Tom Bilbeck faces accusations from Mr Hemmingway, a break in, and a confrontation with Hemmingway after two escaped convicts disrupt the scene. Hemmingway arrives amid chaos, Mrs Hemmingway faints, and the sheriff struggles to restore order as a massive basement wreck unfolds next.
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Sheridan Dramatic Club
Tom Bilbeck
Maryella
Jim Cooper
Old Soldiers
Hemmingway
Bilbeck
John Hemmingway
Jame
Mr. Hemmingway
Mrs. Hemmingway
Fragmentary War Memoir Night in a Cold Dormitory
In a damaged reminiscence a soldier recalls a chaotic night in a base dormitory. A colonel blocks relocating a horse to a burnt stable, leading to improvised quarters, eccentric snorers, and a chivalrous rush to help amidst a cold winter morning and a dimly lit living room.
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Uts
Order for Appearance By Publication in Mochen Case
United StatesDistrict Court in Marquette orders Emanuel Mochen to appear by August 2, 1929, via publication in the Bessemer Herald. The defendant resides in Italy and has not been served. certified copy to be published weekly for six weeks. Judge Fred M. Raymond oversees the process with Deputy Clerk Geo. J. Schultherris. The notice notes the case between United States of America and Emanuel Mochen. The article also mentions a separate item: the Chinese wall is 1.250 miles long.
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United States of America
Western District of Michigan
District Court of the United
S. Giacomo
Trento
Italy
Michigan
Ella M. Backus
United States
Emanuel ‘Mochen
Fred M. Raymond
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Angi
Frank R Adams
Frank
Bill
Hemming Way
Hemmitgeay
The
Mighela CO
Incorporated
Bessemer, Wakefield and Bruces Crossing
Bessemer Rone
Wakhefield
Board of Review
Bessemer
Gogebic
State of
Michi
Bessemer Township
Ramsay
Clarence Sandin
Said Township
Geo. J. Schultheris
Herald
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