Veterinary Team Performs Novel Operation on Pennsylvania Horse
The veterinary department of the coreracy of Pennsylvania operated on a valuable horse owned by A. Reeder Chambers of the city. The horse recovered well and is to be the first of its kind with such an operation. The animal was taken to Philadelphia and returned successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Gur
Veterinary Department of the
Coreracy of
Pennsylvania
A. Reeder Chambers
City
Phila
Fond du Lac Triplets Turn 70 In Shared Birthday Plan
The Fond du Lac triplets claim to be the world’s oldest siblings and will celebrate their 70th birthday in Ripon on June 9. Mrs. Sedate Pier of Wausau, Sidney Windecker of Fond du Lac, and Sylvester Windecker of Byron are all reported hale and hearty. They have shared most birthdays together, except four times when Sidney was in the Civil War.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Ripon
Sedate Pier
Wausan
Sidney Windecker
Sylvester Windecker
Byron
Government laborers seek raise in minimum wage law
Representative George E. Gorman of Illinois introduced a bill in congress to establish a minimum wage for government workers. He argued that men in government service struggle to raise families on $50 a month and called it a national disgrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George E. Gorman
Illinois
Gorman
Congress
Fisher nets 2000 flounders in nine days at Fire Island
New York June 6. Martin T. Ford, manager of Equitable Life, just finished a nine day stay at the New Surf hotel Ocean Beach Fire Island and caught 2000 flounders in actual count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin T. Ford
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Ocean Beach
Fire Island
Whadda Y' Know Today Test
A Star reporter asks a simple question at various Seattle spots to elicit quick reactions. Vendors, students, workers and performers share plain snippets about exams, heat, summer plans, debts, and upcoming events. The replies capture a slice of daily city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Court House
Frank Jacobs
Frank
Salvage Claim Over Seattle Guide After Nightwalk
A.M. Bagsey missed his hotel in downtown Seattle in the early morning hours and sent an 8. O. 8. signal. Charles Howe steered them to safety and now faces a salvage suit before Justice Carroll set for June 15 seeking $5 for guiding Bagsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
A. M
Howe
Justice Carroll
Bagley
Man Sues Over Alleged Bite Injuries
A man sues Nick Detrame claiming an attack by another man with false teeth caused injuries. He seeks 20 dollars from Tony Prococcio and 1.60 dollars daily for 30 days alleging he will be disabled. The plaintiff alleges Tony gnawed his arm.
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Nick Detrame
Tony Prococcio
Tony
Caspian Sea Dips Lower as Rivers Fail to Replenish
St Petersburg June 5 The Caspian Sea continues to shrink with its surface now 27 yards below ocean level. Steamers struggle to reach landing stages as navigation becomes difficult. Studies show reduced river input from Volga and other rivers may not offset evaporation, raising questions about the sea’s future.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Caspian Sea
Caspian
Shokalski
Volga
French aviator Rene Vidart retires after four years in aviation
Paris June 5 One of France’s foremost airmen Rene Vidart announces retirement from aviation after four years of activity citing lack of money and glory. To celebrate, Vidart looped the loop 15 consecutive times before quitting.
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Paris
Rene Vidart
Vidart
German Bride Left Waiting as Fiancé Misses Wedding
Miss Ken Bas, 20, of Locust Point Baltimore waited at the church for thirty minutes before learning the bridegroom would not attend. She had already furnished a house, bought wedding clothes, and invited 45 guests for the ceremony. The wedding was planned in June.
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Baltimore
Misa Magdalene Bas
Locust Point
Miss Ken
Capable Hands Cleared of Pickpocket Charge
Alfred Higgins, a young father, denied theft claiming he has large hands and cannot pocket money. Detective Captain Tennant examined Higgins but he remained detained on a disorderly person charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Higgins
John Worthington
Tennant
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