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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 14, 1923 · page 14

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Being congratulated by fellow member Alice Robertson is
Mrs. Mac E. Nolan. woman member-elect of Congress, suc-
cessor to late husband, John I. Nolan. She’s from California.

 

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Staten Island, N. Y., with a
few deft touches of snow
and ice, he leaves scenes
like this to be seen from the
top of Dongan Hills.

Thrills Come With Ice Yachting 0n Shrewsbur-y

 

 

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'A'cquitted of_ slaying her lover, Oscar Black, in Louisville,
ky., Mrs. Olive Jones will rewed Charles H. Jones. Photo
shows Joneses and daughter Clara reunited. '

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’ When George W. Decoursey (left) discovered what’h
7 is gold on his Yardley, Pa. farm, Cl ‘ ' e_ says
’ -1ed the rush of prospector : ' ark McClister (right)

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Ice yachting on the Shrews-

'bury River, N. J., is now in

full swing. Men and women
are both enjoying the sport.
Here we see Mrs. George
Heatherton of Norfolk, Va.,

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”Private detective agencies
in New York City have
denied that they “framed”
Albert Balanow, alias Bailin,
in letter threatening to blow
up Woolworth Building.

These Playful Marines Could Be More, Gentle

 

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Soldiers ‘of the sea indulge in aiwide 'varietw'ofh s rts:
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Nick L e a r d.
charged w i t h
selling booze——

Sheriff Smith, DeKalb County,
jail as bootlegging headquarters.

From window of this jail and—

Kills Four Wolves in Struggle for Life
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Battling with four wolves, shown here at his feet, was ex-
perience of C. P. Anderson, trapper, near Kashabouie, Otit.

 
 

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Here are two on a Pacific Fleet

at San Pedro,‘Cal., staging ajwrestling match. The Zbyszko

 

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Sheriff Accused of Using Jail as Bootlegging Headquarters

 
 

 

 

Sheriff Smith,
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' bootlegger.

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33‘ Pacific & Atlantic)
Capt. Robert Rosenbluth
(right) being congratulated
by attorney and sister, in
New qu, on release from
charge of murder of Major
Cronkhite. -

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Wild, but not unnecessarily
woolly, is young Joseph
Schildkraut after ' he has
adjusted . makeup of Peer
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When an auto 1':t:::‘:.i::;
from Richmond. Va... ( ’12::-
try Qub reception “':I‘-
turned, ‘Grace B. (1:31:13

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N. Y., was hurt 3:12.: 2:59
companion killed.

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Likegmany other actress
who have achieved succc~'>‘
on the stage, Dorothy Blan-
ners first attracted atten-
tion by her good looks.
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