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To impress and inspire
respect in the restless
citizenry this State machine
gun company parades and
drills every day at Bastrop,
La., on the plot before the
courthouse, where, -not so
long ago, Klan meetings
were held. The picture. the
latest fromvthe scene where
an incipient war is brewi .
shows the gunners in para 3
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wtty. red-haired Edith
The only surviving son 0’
is fell the distinction of
the American Revolution
g the first Woman wire- Judge Lewis P. Phill'j.:
operator to sail aboard ninety-one. whose fat 11c
lip from, San Francisco, 4%. _ L .4; .20 :.'.-.2"'
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One of the most thrilling of
winter sports ‘ is skiing.
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< Victor Eytinge, 3A» ~ ’ ’51 famous convict, has been
~ a writer while in jail and‘on release refused at- ‘ . , ~
, offers in order to wonk for convicts. Lake Pittud, N. Y.
Their“ ZFirst‘ Glimpse of Ice and Snow
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seventy-five—mile race around Catalinaxisland.
nirig- through the fair. at '
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The annulment of first marriage of Evan Fontaine, who is
suing Cornelius Vanderbflt Whitney for alleged breach of
promise, asking $1,000,000, was vacated, court ordering
probe into case. .
Fighting Hard for Chantpionship
y Pacino t Atlantic} ,
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“i: nlzotograph Miss America I is seen beam field in first heat .oififiymile’ motor-
: 3‘ San Pedro, CaL
Miss Detroit finished seco Miss Detroit made honors
, ~- . Skiing Fummmauy of Thrills
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R; ,. to; $500,000 in Jamie
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Mrs. Iren e Schoelkopf, wife of Bdfidlo, N. Y., millionaire,
who jewelry amounting to $500,000 was stolen from her
fol ’ :oker party in apartment of friend in N. ”:- . afity.
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Caught 'em this time, we did, right in the middle of their
carryings on. At the helm,‘ alert and fearless, is Gaston
Glass 'and the passengers, reading, for a change, from
outside to in, are Doris Pawn, Barbara La Marr and Helen~
Klumph. It is claimed this Ford is the oldest in captivity.
She Hopes to GoBack Wiser
Norwalk Chronicler