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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 27, 1923 · page 14

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Buried Twenty-four; Hours

 

(lly Pacific 6: Atlantic)
Entombed more than a (lay at foot of forty-two-foot well it!

Savage, Md. Maynard Easton was rescued. Photo shows
him lifted to well mouth. He died a few hours after rescue.

Boiling, Down for Baseball

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Drinking from the famous boiling spring at liot Springs,

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Ark., where tney are in “Spring” training, are (left to

"right) Pitcher Dana Filligrim of Braves and Pitchers

“Dazzy” Vance and Burleigh Crimes of Brooklyn Dodgers.

Golf Popular Southern Sport

 

 

 

 

This photo shows a view of the tenth tee of the Country
Club at Palm Beach, with I‘Iarold.Vanderbilt, driving ofi’.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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William Sgart J r., six months
old, obviously is untroubled by
the troubles of his parents.
This is his first and exclusive
picture. Since his smile failed
to 'ell‘ect a reunion, Mrs. Wini-
fred Westover Hart announces
she will file suit for divorce.

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Retires "After Sixty Years’ S

 

(By Pacific & Atlantic)

'After sixty years on U. S. Civil Service Commission, Dr.
A. J. HunteOn, ninety-two, is bade farewll by George R.

. Wales and Helen Gardner.

 

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Hardings Prepare for Sunny Vacation

 

 

 

 

 

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fishington for annual Vacation torFlori‘iiggal for President and Mrs. . Harding to, leave

 

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Above is staunch houseboat Pioneer,- aboard

 

 
 

Causes Tragedy i

 

(By Pacific a Atlantic)

On‘ learning of arrest in“-

New Orleans, of Eugene f.
Braslawsky, former ;_ bank
president, on, embezzlement
charge of $150,000, his wife, ,
cut her throat.

 
 

 
 

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limit for visit abroad.

 

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At start of probe into mysterious slaying of Earle Rt.
ton at Los Angeles, important wifiiesses were Mrs. '
ington (left) and her maid, Charity Dawson (center).

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.. :-& Atlantic) C.
With youngsters 1” rom every

State in the Union compet~

ing, a local little Miss,‘
Theresa Lucile Gray. car-‘
ried off first prize at the an-

nual baby parade at Miami,

Fla. She appeared as “Miss

Miami.” '

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study British problems.

 

Americans, Yet They Are Barred

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Though parents are Americans, Louisa and Rosa Schaller,
carried by mother, because German born, were held at Ellis
Island. - Then: birth caused mother to overstay six months’

 

 

Trip Abroad for Labor Le

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”35' Fruit? .‘1

John 14- LCWiS. prominent labor leader, and his wife :222'9
snapped just before they sailed on the Celtic for Ezirnjs : .

 

 

The snake farm at Palm
Beach has its daily quota of
visitors, one of whom re-
cently was Miss Edith Beer
of Plajnfield’, N. J.

 
 
 

2' ~ (We; 1923. Buific as Amuse Pb

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