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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 3, 1923 · page 13

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\. wnmxkuhln view of the wrecked purifving gas tank. showing the
:« 11w lislu‘ii stiuetuie and the dehris piled up about the base of the

scene, anxious over relatives and friends.

in the right background may be seen a building tilted hack-

 

 

 

 

Ambulnncc interncs. police and newspapcr men hurried to the scene.

”ix' Costume Brings Many Ofl‘ers Even the “Wimmin” Smash ’Em Now

(By Pacific & Atlantic)
ward by the terrific force of the explosion, and in the left background
may be seen part of the surging thousands who were drawn tosthe

 

 

One of the three dead being carried from the ruins

Explosion of the purifying
tank at the Springfield Gas
Companv, Springfield, Mass,
caused' four deaths, show-
ered debris upon the busi-
ness district and injured

scores. The above photos
graphically illustrate the
disaster.

May Get Post

 

 

 

Arrested in Pittsburgh, Florence May Biddle, twentv-six,
is accused of having married three soldiers for their
Government allotments, and is suspected of hax 111g mar-
ried at least three others.

 

‘What a Memory!

Ex-Senator Burton, Ohio is said to be able to name 10,000
persons and the towns from which they came.

Famous Comedian to Marry

 

Harold Lloyd of the famous horn-rimmed glasses and his
leading lady, Mildred Davis, have announced their engage-

Hardy

rment. Here are the pair.

No Luck!

 

 

 

 

 

Senator Miles Poindexter,
Washington, has been

 

 

named for the st of flin-
tho Mummers held their recent bizarre pageant in The installation by the Southern Pacific Railroad of shock filter to Ferd. is nomina-
:1 21:1 11111111; one of the high lights was Henry Woolridge absorbers for trunks makes it possible foqumcn to handle tion is expected to follow

this costume. them with ease, officials say.

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To come 2, 500 miles from
Tulsa, Okla... to New York to
testify against her former
husband. Nat C. Betnard,
an actor, and then have her
testimony rejected, was fate
of Mrs. Rosalind Pomeroy.

(CWIIC, 1922, Pacific & Mattie Photos, be.)

It takes all kinds of folks to
make a world, they say, but
don’t you think Charles
Sjob’erg (above) of Chicago

< deserves a, medal? Daily he

chops a. hole in Lake Michi-
gan and goes in for plunge.

 

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