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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 1, 1923 · page 13

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(By I’m-:fle 61 Atlantic)
The crew of the wrecked Tuscan Prince, stranded on island

south of Cape Flattery. sans shelter, (then rescued by surf
boat. is pictured above. ’

“Uncle Joe’s” Last Trim

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(Cy Pacific 8: Atlantic)
The (‘zipltol’s barber recently shaved “Uncle Joe” Cannon,
Illinois. Representative. the last time before he leaves for
good, after fifty years’ 5 nice.

HP. Mili’e Yacht and Ram Seized

 

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Cecil De Milles palatial pleasure yacht Seaward (above)

Was seized in L03 Angeles by Federal authorities, who also

confiswtcd eighty quarts of liquor. 'The captain of the
yacht was arrested. "

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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(By Pacific e- Atlantic)
fiegree of Doctor of Laws was conferred by University of
Southern California upon Ignace Paderewski (center)
shown with Dr. R. B. Kleinsmid, college president.

 

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. I ~ . a . . While Wylie Morgan was bein" arraigned in Philadelrzhi
Freighter Rams Steamer, Tearing Large Hole in Side he heard cries of angry mob odtside clamoring for a

 

, V. A He confessed, to murdering six-year-old girl

 
 

Pa Stays at Home—fMa Makes Lou-s

 
 

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Passengers bound for Florida had a narrow escape when .

the liner Lenape (above) crashed with freighter in North ~Rum Trial
River, New Xork. A huge hole was torn in side of the . - . 7 ,
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liner, but those aboard escaped injury, « *’

Floods Village

 

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It’s seldom that Charles Kempfer, Ottertail C oasis: ' :::1

' gets a chance to get away from home to pay a vial: :r. i:;
wife in St. Paul, where she serves as a menb -- of :3:
State Legislature. Here “Ma" Kempfer tells “P; are;
her latest bill.

 

 

 

Melting Snow

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Titled Newlyweds on Honeymoon

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(By Pacific :3: Atlantic)

Harold Hart. former New

York prohibition director,

and fourteen others, are on

‘ trial for alleged liquor con-
spiracy.

of New York, who were recently married at West." ;:2 "
Cathedral, are shown leaving for honeymoon in Paris.

 

 

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(13:; Pacific 8: Atlantic) .
Melting snows on hillsides
surrounding Hollis, L. 1.,
have flooded town’s main
street—-—but kiddies should
worry.

 

 

This Sleeper’s Happy Faculty

 

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Frederick Schneider, ri‘th- .
New York contractor, was, . . . .7 p 7 , _
slain while at‘Wheel, of his?» ‘- After 5 fifty_five:day “nap,"
automobile. Police believe '
crime was committed-by

 
 

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The Hon. J. \;H. Russell un-
successfully tried to prove
his wife unfaithful and now

 
 

Russell defended herself be-
foreLondon jury.’ ‘,

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