Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 17, 1923 · page 13

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(a: home a auntie)
('muinuous midwinter rains~ recently caused rivers in
()rogon and Washington to overflow banks, driving hun-
(In. of people in lowlands from their homes. Photo
' filly portrays damagewrought by flood in Oregon City
oz: 112m “‘5 of \Villiamette.

P p‘ular Winter Sport

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Hitching l,‘( hind an auto on ice-covered Lake Placid is the
greatest of sports, these ski enthusiasts find.

Guns Guard Court-house

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willing to meet $213153)!

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A race with death—members of the Conte Rosco crew racim with stricken seamin,
taken from the S. S. Eastern King, to operating'room of the Conte Rosso.

(By Paulie I Atlanticli
Scattered about the grounds
of the courthouse, these
machine gun troops at
Bastrop, La., are guarding
against a possible outbreak

by members of the Ku Klux,

Klan.

York Engaged to Girl Gossip Picks for Wales.

’Twas Always So

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Said to have refused 1,000
proposals, Julia Balle Fau—
rot, pretty Chicago girl,

finally capitulated and is
"leaving there to marry

American in China.

 

Human Freight

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Ira C. Sparks got bill of

-lading,. shipped self from_

San Francisco on steamer.
After five days on tinned
food and water" gave up at
Honolulu. He’ .3 neither im-
migrant, passenger nor
vagrant, and he has officials
puzzleci

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(31 Pacific I Atlantic!
Sunflash, the classy Peke shown above and owned by ”\Irs.
A. McClure Halley of Brooklyn, N. Y., won five blue rib;
bons at the Pekinese Club show in New York. '

mebiiatind patient being handed aboard.

The Coat: Rocco. from Naples, Italy, to New York, arrived a day late
because she went seventy miles out of the way to save a man.

Youth Paddles 2,050 Miles in Canoe

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