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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 24, 1922 · page 13

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Hammer Slayer Unshaken by “Guilty”

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Mr. and Ears; Herman “A. Ruseianfi left for wedding 4,
journey inWEurope, twelve been; 255:??? ft, "
tied in New York.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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7% SM! mailing when taker; to jail after verdict. Last kiss from her husband at Ears of cell. a _ ., fl _ J ,
7; The 59".e)':e photographs ShO'vV' Mrs. Clara Ppillipg. slayer of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, taken ~ my mac ‘ ”mm,
3 air :' In»; Ange!e5 Jury had f‘mnd her guuty or second degree murder. When the S. s_ Iaconia started on world mfise, camera-

- - man c‘aught Benjamin Willebrand of Detroit (right) teIImg’

Bargflz‘" Dfi Causes Riot in New York ' Jamrme, bellboy, that specxai berth had to be built for him,

Lawyers Frauds, Declares Stokes

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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W'. K. D. Stokes. right.

 

 

 

m” “"“u”" Members of the legal profession ii: general, and Samuel

This maelrztram of women - . . . .

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.111)? {l ?2 {I [:35 ‘1' BIISY “EEH‘Yd- 1‘; : , iork‘ Fake? scathing denuncm‘cmn by W. E. D. Stokes, aged minionazre.

‘ " v ' Five: 2:1;C1ta\T§f:.°d“I-o Stokes says he is tired of paying hundreds of thousands

' ' ‘ ' -a 1n rah ”8 " ’e p” we to lawyers and asks for permission to act as own attorney.

had to deal with thousands
of scrambling, f1 g h t x n g I
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L712}: Ised Bride

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Hall If itnesses 'At right —Jackie Coogan

was recently made an

honorary member of the

United States Junior Navel
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Mae Marsh, pxquant mom ,
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After ten months of mar-
riage, Mrs. Julia Bahama;
Yoaan, twenty-two, un-
kiesed bride of Rev. M.
Singer: Yonan, fifty-seven,
_ Nestor-i311 priest of New

.. 5' ””5"" 1“ “‘1“ Britain, Conn, had her wed-
'3' final“: demon 30y ding annufled in Newark,
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Seaplane Caiapulted From Ship
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Lena} deck to be catapulted. ’ . 47"

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