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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

06 Jul 1928

Page 5

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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1928

Page

5

Duel of Congressional Members Ends in Tragedy near Washington

The 1838 duel between Jonathan Cilley of Maine and William Graves of Kentucky, both congressmen, occurred after a published attack and a note from James Webb. Graves and Cilley exchanged shots at 240 feet. Cilley died shortly after. A House committee deemed the duel a grave breach of privileges and censured the seconds Wise and Jones while exonerating Webb.

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Alfred Sorenson Ray Walters United States Jonathan Cilley William J. Graves Congress Graves Buliet Maine House of Representatives New York Courier and Enquirer Washington James Watson Webb Cilley Graves Kentucky Webb Henry A. Wise Virginia George W. Jones Tennessee Crittenden and Menefee Duncan Ohio Bynum North Carolina House Colonel Webb Clilley Shares Wise Jones Claverack N. Y Scott West New York Morning Courier Enquirer Consolidated Journal Courier and Enquirer New York Turkey Brazil France Mexico Maximilian Thomas F. Marshall Delaware Seward Rocky Mountains
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Mass of the Earth Study Advances With Heyl’s Work

Dr. Paul R. Heyl of the bureau of standards in Washington works on refining the gravitation constant to better estimate Earth's mass and composition. He uses a torsion balance in a 35 foot underground lab to minimize temperature shifts and surface disturbances, employing steel cylinders and glass balls for months of delicate measurements.

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Paul R. Heyl Bureau of Standards Washington Doctor Heyl
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Fragmented dialogue hints at separation in Life context

A fragmentary dialogue references Alice and her husband being separated, with lines suggesting awareness of their marital split, though no further facts or names are confirmed.

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Alice
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Blissful Exchange Cited in London Tit-Bits

In a brief London Tit-Bits snippet, a cheerful exchange quotes Jack affirming generosity and devotion to his partner. The line “Yes, Jack and I agree perfectly” underscores mutual affection and a light, contented tone.

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Jack London
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Shingled Cats Dominate London Cat Show

Shingled cats from Siam replaced the tabby amid a quiet London cat show. A black and gold coated foreign breed drew top interest with Dion of Allington named champion of champions and his owner refusing offers around 65688.

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Siam London Dion of Allington
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Little Potatoes Hurry Toward Barrel Bottom

In a rough road the small potatoes rush to reach the bottom of the barrel. The scene captures a quick movement and pressing rush among the tiny tubers inside the container.

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Radium Recovered From Incinerator Ashes In London Hospital

Radium worth 400 was recovered at St Thomas hospital London after scientific exam of clinkers from an incinerator. A radiologist urged searching the ashes since radium does not burn and the loss was noted. Insects pests and cotton crop losses in 1927 noted across Canada.

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St. Thomas’ Hospital London Canadian
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Man the Master in Stock Highlighted by Assistant

Customer asks for a book titled Man the Master. Assistant directs to Fiction department on the opposite side for availability.

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Helping Hands dialogue note underscores social ties

Brief fragment notes a person with many friends described as keeping him from going der by peers.

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Beth Bateset PEXEL
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