Crystal Palace as WWI Naval Training Camp Remembered
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls September 7 1914 at the Crystal Palace naval training camp. The author details mixed crowds of city brokers and northern workers, dual drill methods, harsh camp life, and the dramatic parade toward the Guards, ending with reflections on the palace’s wartime transformation and memories.
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Bydecham
A. P. Herbert
Landis
J. H.levey
Reunien
Winston Churchill
Crystal Palace
R. R
H. M.S. Crystal Palace
Kiel Canal
Sra
Hiram Maxim
Canada
Tman
Tyne
Durham
Clyde
Oxford
Cungeon
Palace
Remove Safety Pin From Baby's Throat
An open safety pin was removed from the esophagus of a five weeks old infant of Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson of Holmquist yesterday afternoon. The pin had lodged deep in the throat after being partially swallowed. The attending surgeon said immediate death would have resulted if the pin had punctured the esophagus.
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Aberdeen
Jen
Joseph Johnson
Holmquist
House trims travel funds in legislative session
The House cut travel funding as committees prepare bills for general discussion. Key figures include Earl N. Hammerquist and Andrew B. Bogue leading the chamber and senate groups, with Sen. Joe Atkin and Rep. H. M. Whismen among other participants. The conference also discusses a new tax proposal and a constitutional amendment to classify agricultural lands. A delegation from 21 southeastern counties received a hearing, while Rep. C. S. Amsden’s bills to change court procedures were killed.
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Earl N. Hammerquist
Farmingdale
House
Andrew B. Bogue
Parker
Senate
Joe Atkin
Weslington Springs
Rep
H. M. ‘Whismen
Huron
L. EB. Corsy
Wagner
H. B Test
Frederick
Amsden
Milbank
Nebraska House Debates Bond Rules For Estates And New Bills Appearing
Debates focus on executors bonds tied to estate values and personal property. House floor sees six new bills and one resolution amid measures ranging from road funding to bond issue reforms and wage exemptions for county judges.
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Aca Chatinl
Ore Siscons
Deus
Cvs
House
Senate
Sady Fitch
Lincoln
Logue
Turrer
Balzing Himit
Wales
Securities
Carpenter
Brown— Hegalizing
Aberdeen
House Ma
Rice
Moody
Ellis
Lawrence
McDill
Mellette
Robert Jones
Mellette County
Amsden
Grant
Larson
Perkins
Groton Bank Reopens After December Closure
Groton announces the Brown County Banking Company reopened. H W Bottcher of the state banking department says assets are taken by Northwest Han Corporation and shifted to First National Bank of Groton. Deposits under 11 are paid immediately and 35 percent on larger deposits will be paid in full as funds allow.
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Groton Bank
Groton
Brown County Banking Company
H. W. Bottcher
State Banking Department
Northwest Han Corporation
First National Bank of Groton
Bottcher
Actress Clara Bow Allegedly Replaced By Sylvia Sidney
Miss De Bos testified about a former employer buying expensive gifts for men and ordering liquor consignments while Bow faced threats from a physician to drop her from films. She named a $4,000 watch for Dr Earl Pierson in a chaotic backstage account tied to personality changes and casting shifts.
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Miss de Bos
Silim
Mrss Bow
Sylvia Sidney
New York
Clara
Min Bow
Miss de Boe
Miss Bow
Earl Pierson
Unclear text fragment hints at financial checks incident
Fragmentary report mentions Miss De-Boe and a series of checks tied to an "Epecal- Clara Bow account" and a store refusal to cash checks, with garbled context suggesting elicited testimony and a possible necem event.
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