Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 17, 1922 · page 8

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Miss Hazel Jones (left), daughter of Senator W. J. Jones of Wash-
.1ngton, and her chum. Miss Marion Cameron, who will drive from the
national capital to their homes in the Northwest.

 
 

 
 
 
 

‘ This monster turtle vns shipped from India to the Hotel Savoy,
London,» where it was converted into 500 gallons of soup. which was
nor. ed at the Fourth of July dinner of the American Society, of which
Mr. Taft was the {most of honor. ’ "

 

 

 

 

rwo KILLED W'HEN ROOF CAVES lN.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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Two workers were killedand twenty injured when the roof
3 Parkway Building in Philadelphia collapsed. .This picture, a
W View of the structure, shows the roof and south wall after
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then of Mrs. Vere Sinclair, recent bride of George J. Gould. They
are George and June Sinclair, recent bride of George J. Gould. They
Island at Rye, N. Y. This is the most recen" photograph to be
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Federal prohibition agents in Kentucky destroyed the largest moonshine still ever captured in that
State and probably the United States when they raided this outfit in a dense wood near Louisvxlie. The
still had 8 capacity of 870 gallons daily. Officers say that the plant in two weeks time turned outwhite
WINS!!! With 3 bootleg Value of 330.000. This picture shows (from left to right) L. H. Gilbert, J. I... Gaskin.
h. F. Morris and W. M. Finiev. Federal orohibition agents who raided the still.

 

MILL OWNERS BEGiN EVICHQN or TEXTiLE STRIKERS. ~

 
 

 

 

After twenty—three weeks of the Blackstone Valley textile strike at Lonsdale. R. 1., the workers have
hm enable to pay rents {or their company owned houses and the textile mill owners have begun whole~

Sale «ovations. More than 300 textile workers and their children have been evicted and have moved into
the tent village. . .

 

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Senator Caraway says that Pres-
ident Harding is responsible for.
the most flagrant violation of the
Eighteenth - Amendment—that he
could, with the stroke of a pen,
stop the selling or liquor on board
American vessels. " .g

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Hanan rung, former Emperor of China, who in t-uzzlpeusation for
the loss oi‘ his realm has been allowed a huge income and the grivigege
of three wives, Whom he will marry in October. He is new 16 year
old..which is considered man’s estate Sn China, and he lives in Pei-Lin,

near the palace of the President.

MACHINE GUNS USED BY GUARDSMEN IN STRIKE

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Machine gunners from the 103d Infantry in the yard of the Chi'
cage and Alton Railroad at Bloomington, Ill, prepared for at!
cmergency'that might arise. Following the report that strikers “in“?
going to use firearms and machine guns to prevent strikmrrzi
from going to work. guardsmen from the Illinois National Guard 8.“.
have been mdbilized and .ready for action.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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