Calf Ownership Battle Runs into Costs and Courtroom Sagas
In Muskogee Oklahoma a dispute over a red calf from Brushy Mountain drags on in justice court. Farmer M. C. Rucker accuses neighbor L. P. Hatley of theft and seeks replevin while Hatley sues for damages. The case has drawn many farmers, costly delays, and a circus-like scene over a calf dressed in improvised garb.
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Muskogee
Okio
Brushy Mountain
M. C. Rucker
L. P. Hatley
Hatley
Rucker
Matt Thompson
Jim Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Farmer Rucker
Duplicate lenses for travel glasses at McDonald Optical
For a vacation trip avoid loss or breakage of one pair. Take an extra pair of good glasses and have us duplicate lenses exactly right. McDonald Optical Company offers precise copies, located at 155 Dauphin, Bell 163.
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McDonald Optical Company
155 Dauphin
Prodigy Rich ard E Baker Graduates Top At Washington and Jefferson
Rich ard E Baker formerly of McKeesport now of Jamestown New York graduates with the highest honor in Washington and Jefferson College history. He earns summa cum laude after four terms away, traveled in Fiji and Australia, and plans MIT engineering with biology interest. Professors call him one of the most remarkable students they know.
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International Mews Service
Washington
Richard E. Baker
McKeesport
Jamestown
N. Y
Washington and Jefferson College
Fiji Islands
Australia
Baker
Dravesburg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington and Jefferson
Naughty Rooster Tears Man's Mohair Suit in Park Battle
International News Service reports in St Louis on June 21 that a Rhode Island red rooster named Red belonging to D C Hartwell attacked J W Gantz after Gantz wore a mohair suit and opened a barnyard gate. The rooster fights for sport and attacked with spurs causing injuries to the man.
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Ren
Gantz
Red
Cute Little Emmy Makes Great Hit at the Gaiety
International News Service reports Emmy Whelan, age unclear, making her first Gaiety appearance in London as a boy in The Girl on the Film. She recalls nervousness and past failures in New York and Chicago, contrasts reception and dressing-room comfort, and notes London audiences’ quick establishment of a successful star.
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Winsom
London
Emmy Whelan
Gaiety Theatre
Gaiety
Emmy
New York
Moulin Rouge
Chicago
New York Prepares Biggest Gay Fourth of July Celebration
New York City plans an all day and all night Fourth of July celebration in 1913 led by a mayoral committee. The event will feature music, electric illuminations, parades and pageants across boroughs. Central Park Mall and various parks will host elaborate lights and signs marking the date 1776 and the year 1913.
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Central Park
Sixty-sixth Street
Seventy-second Street
Manhattan
Washington Arch
Chelsea Park
Seward Park
Tompkins Square Park
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument
City College Plaza
Jefferson Park
Columbus Park
Brooklyn
Carroll Park
Irving Park
Fort Greene Park
Sunset Park
Tompkins Park
Bronx
McKinley Square
Lincoln Square
Williamsbridge Square
Westchester Square
St. James Park
Borough Hall
Borough of Richmond
Washington Park
Port Richmond Park
Tottenville
New Brighton
West Brighton
Queens
Queens Borough Bridge Plaza
Flushing Town Hall
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength
Invigorating tonic advertised to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system. Suitable for adults and children, priced at 50 cents.
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Grove
Wedding Ring Found After Many Years in Garden
Mrs. Chris Sommerman of Arlington recovered the wedding ring her jeweler husband made after it slipped in their garden in June 1899. The couple married twenty one years ago. A long search failed until a glint in the garden drew her to the recovered ring.
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Baltimore
Chris Commerman
Arlington
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