Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 12, 1923 · page 12

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General View of the upper workings of the Phelps-Dodge
Dawson Mine No. 1, Dawson, N. M., where 118 miners are
trapped by blast. In the foreground is the ventilating fan;
in the hill. at the right, may be seen entrance to the mine.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Snm».m;n are passe, said Aage Paus, youngNorwegian r - , - near Terre Haute, Ind., five

sculptor. as he modeled this snow maiden before his home ' ,- ' ‘ *" " , “" . u » I i , cars going over the embank"

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Changes Mrs. G. E. Paddleford of Los Angeles. who
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Rene )1. La Montague, noted polo player, shown above on :33ng 12;? tflfgégtdsftfig m ‘ “‘“ ‘ “ ““ '

his mount at Lakewood, N. J., was sentenced to jail for changed her mind, confirm- In the intermittent attacks on Irish railways

four months f or serving club members with liquor. ing reports of break ”with armed men burned the station master 5 house a; raw
' 7 spouse, Jack McElroy, Junction, with this result.

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assen Mme Owners Return Awaited by Thousands criminals,.police of Brook- The War on Reds in Mexico City
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American Minister to Bel. . . , , . my? .1 15
gium, rand Reginald C. Vah- After battle-in streets of _Mex1co City these patrol cars, under nulitary gum“: 6;“...
Just part of hu lt' _ _ . g _ _ derbilt, were to have wed prisoners of.the Red section of Mexican Tramways employes’ union to Jail. , ”'1
owners from Mgei mu itude that Jammed railway station at Essen to greet return of mine last week, but ceremony ceding fightmg fourteen were killed and about fifty wounded in battle V‘Vlth I'm-W
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‘ (Copyright. 1922, Pacific a Atlantic Pb

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