Bridges of Fate Unfold in Quiet Hotel Tale
Elsa uncovers echoes of two brothers named Paul Ellison and Arthur Ellison in a Kentucky town. She suspects a family rift and hidden identities as Warrington's letter of credit appears, and she plans to confront him tomorrow to learn the truth.
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Mallow
Elsa
Frank
Rangoon
Pam Ellison
Arthur
Funn
Parrakeet
Nature
Chance
Paul Ellison
Italy
Etre
Ellison
Ellisons
Society
Elligson
New York
Little Valley
Europe
France
Rajah
Warrington
Pau
Mr. Warrington
Paul Warrington Ellison
Miss Chetwood
Warrington Tracks Down Mallow and Craig Amidst Bank Scandal
Warrington confronts Mallow and Craig after a ten thousand pound letter of credit is stolen. The conflict escalates as Warrington bets five pounds and fifty pounds, taunting the pair before planning a daylight foray to the dock area to finish the matter.
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Bank of Burma
Warrington
Irkutsk
Auckland
St John's
Los Angeles
Mallow
Craig
Elsa
Penang
Nature Supreme and the earth's living beauty
The author contrasts artificial greenery with the fields and gardens showing first roses daffodils arbutus and rhododendrons. They highlight life drawn from the earth versus the plight of poor man who must rely on secondhand products.
Oil Discovery Shocks Harrison At Shallow Well
In Harrison a shallow 250 foot well drilled by John D. Proctor yielded oil with a gummy residue that burns when lit. Curious onlookers toured the site as authorities weigh whether a test well is warranted and how the oil could be present at such a depth.
Harbine Boys Edge Highlanders Ends In Injuries
In a Plymouth ball game between Harbine and Highlanders several players suffered serious injuries. Fred Knispel lost consciousness after a collision and injured ear. Ted Mudrow broke his right leg in two places. Glen Richards fractured molars after being struck by a ball. The game was not finished and players received medical care at home.
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Plymouth
Harbine Boys
Highlanders
Fred Knispel
Ted Mudrow
Glen Richards
Celestite Found Along Creek in Nemaha County
Celestite crystals were found along a Nemaha county creek and sent to the state university for the state museum. Dr. Barbour notes the mineral has not been located elsewhere in the state. A well dig revealed the deposit, and multi colored geodes from the locality were also sent for exhibit polishing at the museum.
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Tecumseh
Nemaha County
State University
State Museum
Barbour
Nebraska Football Schedule 1915 Under Coach Stiehm
The 1915 Nebraska Cornhuskers home schedule lists Drake, Kansas State Aggies, Washburn, Notre Dame, Iowa State Ames, Nebraska Wesleyan, Kansas, and Iowa with games in Lincoln and at Ames and Lawrence. This marks the third annual homecoming event.
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Stiehm
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Drake
Lincoln
Kansas Aggies
Washburn
Notre Dame
Ames
Nebraska Wesleyan
Kansas
Laurence
Iowa
Rust and Hessian fly threaten Liberty wheat crops
Farmers in the Liberty area report black rust on some wheat fields and Hessian fly activity in others. If dry weather lasts a week or ten days the crop could be badly damaged in several localities within the county.
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Beatrice
Liberty
Two Bryant Children Near Fatal Ptomaine Poisoning
The two young sons of Mr and Mrs E M Bryant aged 2 and 6 years nearly died from ptomaine poisoning while the family, located fifteen miles from town, suffered severe illness before medical help could arrive.
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Arthur
E. M. Bryant
Explosion at Lincoln oil house shocks town
An explosion tore the roof from the A. B. A. Company oil house in Lincoln. Firemen battled flames and a potential conflagration was narrowly averted by their decisive efforts.
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A. B. A. Company
Lincoln
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Therpetrom Dash
Andes
Saigon
Siam
Andes Construction Company
Nebraska
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Fremont
Omaha
Carter Lake
The
Farmers’ Union
Nemaha
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