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GNNECTED WITH THE. GREATEST MURDER MYSTERY IN DECADE. A5 A HUGGER. SOME “BEAR."
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Persuading pretty eighteen-yenr-ohl Anna iiortzog that they wmld 1
be married on their arrival in the United States from Vienna. Max
Greineder '33 in reality using the girl as a dupe in a plot which in-
volved the smuggling of $35,000 worth of gems into this country. illiiss . .
Hortzog (shown above). whose life has been seriously encangerc- as 1 . .
a. result of an illegal operation which was performed. will be usel by ‘ SHERIFF GEORGE J.WERNER_;
the United States Government as a witness against Greincder and then WHO IS WORKING ON THE
deported should her fight for life be successful. PETERS MURDER.
' Miss Mary Fahnestock of Philadelphia allowed he
JUDGMENT 0F SOLONION NEEDED FOR THIS CHILD: braced in a dance at the. annual Devon (I’LL) Horse F". .
Q < - Fair by a “trained bear. ’ who was none other than 1-1.1;
. '- _ '- ., . ' . also well known in society,
"NO WEDDING BELLS FOR ME.‘
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DELEGATES TO NINTH INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY CONGRESS.
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steadying her tea shaken nerves on the shifting saw: u; .1: . _. -
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.WHITE HOUSE PICKETED BY JUVENILE CRUSADER}
'l‘lzi-: is Dorothy Ormshen. 7 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
lV. W. ()rnmhee of New York, according: to the Ormsliees and the
Massachusetts Suprrmc Court. However, Miss Emily P. Towncr of
Jamaica Plains, 312153., insiis she is mother of the child,
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Delegates to the ninth International Congress of Railroads in Rome photographed with their ivivet.
_ Bottom row (second from left). Samuel 0. Dunn. editor of Railway Age: L. A. Downs, Vice‘President Amer-
MAKES PRIZE WINNING RADIO SET. ican Railway Association: A. S. Baldwin, President Illinois Central Railroad: J. E. Fairbanks. General Sec-
retary oi the American Railway Association. Second row (behind Mr. Dunn), Dr. D. Z. Dunnott. Amer-
ican Railway Association; 0. W. Crawford, American Railway Association: W. B. Duer, electrical en-
gineer. Pennsylvania system: Mrs. Duer and Mrs. Fairbanks. At top (to right), W. J. Tollerton. Rock Isl-
and ; Mrs. Tollerton, Donald Rose, Illinois Central. ' '
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CALIFORNIA JUSTICE OFI" F “It EUROPE WITH WIFE.
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Sterling G. Seat-3‘, ‘called "the most ingenious radio tan." and tho i
3-week“! constructed motor generator which his ingenuity won mu 3 4, f wnson. -. ,
n rodlo contest. The let u . corn “.1, lull-confined . I“- 3 m gauging: Ether-tine 0 ' Chi
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