Crooked Trails and Straight- Narrow Escape in Arizona
Curly Plandrap and Mac, reckless boys, flee a posse after a home theft in Saguachs Arizona. Mac dies, Curly is wounded and captured by Luck Cullison, a former sheriff. Cullison spares him with Kate's intervention as Curly seeks Soapy Stone, the outlaw foe.
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Diquor
Curly Plandrap
Mac
Saguachs
Ariz
Eoparates
Curly
Luck Cullison
Cullison
Kate Cullison
Luck
Soapy Stone
Rustlora
Plandray
Sam
Cul- Visor
Boapy Stone
London
Cul-lson
Laura London
Bad Medicine at the Circle C Ranch
Curly joins the Circle C group where Sam Cullison and Soapy Pearson scheme to trap him. Tensions rise as Blackwell and Stone push mischief while Curly plots to win Sam from the outlaw circle and discovers a secret train-time plan hinting at a larger scheme.
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Horse Ranch
Bad Bill
Blackwell
Curly
Kid
Cranston
Flandran
Mac
Cullison
Soapy
Cullson
Laura Helps Curly Asks Sam To Watch Ranch
Laura enters the room with her father and explains how a bear trap trapped Sam. Stone and Curly prepare to leave as Fimp eyes them coldly. Laura slips Curly a letter as payment for guiding Sam’s billy doo and bids him goodbye with a playful spark.
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Laura
Stone
Curly
Sam
Divorce denied in case over collie and cigarettes
Miner Swarthout told Judge Tucker his wife must choose between him and the collie he claimed she adored for ten years, and that she smoked constantly. Mrs. Swarthout denied cruelty and said she could not part with the dog, revealing the couple married only eighteen months ago and lived together five weeks amid jealousy. The judge noted preexisting affection for the dog and smoking, found no cruelty, and dismissed the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner Swarthout
Slrerit
Tucker
Mabel Swarthout
Swarthoute
Swarthout
Five Peachy Prospects for Husbands in Vanston Illinois
Justice of the Peace Samuel Harrison at 1501 Sherman Avenue says five North Shore girls seek husbands. He lists each woman’s age, appearance and ideal mate, from a farming man to a U S veteran, noting he can marry them himself free of charge if only 100 percent men apply.
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Vanston
Cupid & Co
Sherman Avenue
Justice of the
Samuel Harrison
North Shore
Evanston
Candates
Uncle Sam
Beefsteaks and Hunger Drive Mary Maieleski to Detention
In Chicago hungry twelve year old Mary Maieleski fled home after devouring meals and stealing $150 saved by her father. She lived on the streets for six weeks before ending up in juvenile court care at the House of the Good Shepherd after being found with $86 of her father Tony's money hidden on her leg.
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Mary Maieleski
Mary
House of the Good Shepherd
Mary Bartelme
Juvenile ‘Court
West Side
Papa Tony
Mother Mary
Tripe
Two Big Old Trees That Own Themselves
A Kentucky sycamore in Knott County joins the idea of trees owning themselves. The deed describes conveyance of land and the trees own self as absolute owners. The Caney Creek tree is described with a 10 inch circumference at three feet and a 36 square foot parcel. The filing occurred August 20 in Knott County.
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Otisville
Athens
Jong
United States
American Forestry Association
Georgia
W. H. Jackson
Olive B. Marsh
Caney Creek Community Center
Knott County
Kentucky
Allee & G. Lloyd
Caney Creek
J. W. Elliot
Bosson
Chaney Creek
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William MacLeod Raines
Dillingham Compan
Miondran
Cullizon
Kate
Cirele C
Mmsell
Carly
Plandran
Circle C
Questi
Mesa
Lute
Finndran
Texas
Saguache
Tin Cup
S57
St Flondran
Young Cullison
Guinea
Qullison
Sam Perp
Saddle Pontes
Sam Mulked
Agua Callente
Flandrin
White
Sar
Sleuth
Collie Dog
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