Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1923 · page 11

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1,;qu Ones Are Big Travelers Trains Wrecked in Irish War

 

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(8! Pacific Ii Atlantic)
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9 tarf when another train, Latest' photo of Lady Elisabeth Bowes-Lyon, fiancee of '
bound for Dundalk, crashed Duke of York, second son of King George,
into the derailed coaches, .
p reducing them to splinters, World’s Champums
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j N 0 golf ball is lost to Mat— “ , my mm” “mm,
thew C. Malley (above), A powerful crane was brought from Dundslk to lift the locomotive
who paid St. Louis authori— back on the tracks and clear away the debris.

ties $850 for the exclusive Believed to have been the work of Irish irreconcilables, a
privilege of retrieving them a rail was lifted on the Great Northern Railway, near Glen-
at Forest Park golf course. tarf, resulting in the collision of two trains,

 

Ship Missing a Mantle—Saved by U. S. Cutter

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lmulPrbilt 0n $3,000,000 Yacht

 

 

 

 

Defeating dancers from twenty countries, Victor Sylvester
* and Phyllis Clark of Kensington, England, won title for fox-
trot, waltz and one-step. -

 

 

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Driven before gale, the schooner Doria, minus provisions, foremost and main topmast.
was found by coast guard cutter Tampa off Newport. Disabled vessel had been missing a
month. This remarkable photo shows rescued crew pulling hawser aboard. ‘

May Testify. . - His Fo’castle

 

 

 

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A. L. Smith W. H. Campbell
A. L. Smith, oflicial police
force of Met Rouge, and W.
H. Campbell, who admits
membership in Ku Klux

 

 

 
 
 

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