Roosevelt vindicated in Mock libel suit in Marquette
Theodora Roosevelt wins a libel case against Ishpeming editor George A Newett who alleged he drank alcohol. Newett withdraws the charge after Roosevelt proves no witness could testify to excess. Roosevelt asks for nominal damages and declares the slander ended, content with clearing his reputation.
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Theodora Roosevelt
Colonsl Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Ishpeming
Newett
Roosevelt
Train Shooting in Oklahoma and Arkansas
Pat Law ton of Poteau Oklahoma was fatally shot on a northbound Kansas City Southern train by express messenger John C Sick. Law ton and Albert Pruett were suspected holdup men. Sick was arrested in Kansas City at Leflore county authorities request. They were riding the blind after a picnic from Heavener to Poteau when the shooting occurred.
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Pat Lawton
Poteau
Kansas City Southern
John C. Sick
Sick
Lawson
Albert Pruett
Kansas City
Leflore County
Oklahoma
Pruett
Heavener
Kansas City Southern Road
Polk County
Arkansas
Philadelphia High Invention Stirs Metro Region Debate
A new mathematical invention from Philadelphia High School sparks regional interest as experts assess implications. The report notes commentary from Masters and Wellek on prior conclusions and signals ongoing controversy over the method's validity and potential applications.
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Metrometrit
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Rural Organization Service Starts Under Carver
Washington June 2 The rural organization service a new branch of the Department of Agriculture begins actual operation with Dr Thomas N Carver of Harvard selected to head the service Two assistants Dr Carl W Thompson of Minnesota and L H Goddard will aid in studies of rural social and economic conditions The work focuses on surveys investigations and experimental schemes to improve farmers financial physical and social conditions across regional units and territories
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Department of Agric
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Harvard University
Doctor Carver
Carl W. Thompson
Minnesota
L. H. Goddard
Ohio
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Harvard
A Kansas girl in danger and a Mexican incident
A Kansas woman is threatened amid a report that M I Vought, formerly of St Paul, is seriously hurt protecting his wife and her sister Miss O Keefe of Topeka from two Mexican soldiers in Xicotencatl Tamaulipas. John Warren in San Antonio seeks federal and state protection for the women. Also reports Parrin Smith 18 dies after being struck by a baseball, Milo Stock 23 loses an eye in the same game. Fire from lightning wipes out Tri City Railway barns in Rock Island causing 400000 loss and forcing service gaps.
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St. Paul
Anacorte
Wis
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Rock Island
Tri-City Railway Company
Two youths in fatal June fist fight in Springfield
Springfield, NL June 2 Anton Stanslow and cousin Pete Stanslow both 11 fought. Anton struck Pete in the chest and killed him. Anton, son of a coal miner, is detained by police.
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Anton Stanslow
Pete Stanslow
Anton
Mexican government completes foreign loan negotiations
New York June 2 negotiations by the Mexican government for a foreign loan of about 100 million dollars for governmental purposes and for the National Railroad of Mexico have been completed.
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New York
National Railroad of Mexico
Four Die From Gas in Chicago Heights Well Rescue
Four men were killed by gas in a new well at Chicago Heights, a suburb 26 miles from Chicago. Three men gave their lives in rescue efforts, with others assisting as the incident unfolded.
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Chicago Heights
Special Round Trip Excursion Fares to Missouri
Excursion fares for Pertle Springs and Sweet Springs in Missouri valid June 1 to September 30 with return by October 31 1913. Prices include 2.90 to Pertle Springs and 4.75 to Sweet Springs. Hollister Chautauqua June 1 to Sept 30 with final return Oct 31 1913 at 11.10 round trip from St Louis. Pertle Springs hosts International Bible Students May 29–30 and June 1–3 with return June 13 1913 for 2.85.
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Hollister
St. Louis
Seagon
International Bible Students Association
Free prescription for weakness men ad from Detroit ad
In plain sealed envelope, Dr A H Robinson offers a free copy of a prescription for nervous debility and weakened manhood. The ad promises rapid home cure without medicine costs and urges men to write for the recipe. Address given as 574 Look Building Detroit Michigan.
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Bulding
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Mick
Dr J M Diseases of Women and Butler Office
Dr J M offers specialization in diseases of women with Butler office contact via phone 20 for appointments and inquiries.
Entrance to Steward's Studio in Butler Missouri
A doorway on the north side square of Butler leads to Steward's Studio. Locals note the entrance sits at the north end of the square, near familiar storefronts and the municipal fountain, guiding visitors toward the studio space.
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North Side Square
Butler
Missouri
B. F. Jeter
Notary Public
East Side Square
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