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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 6, 1923 · page 18

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Wreck and Rain in Wake of $1,000,000 Fire “Swag It-

 

 

 

 

 

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Sailors numbering 2,000, marching in review at Goat
Island Training Station, San Francisco Bay, Cal., formed
giant “Sims" previous to retiring of Admiral W. S. Sims= '

(B! Padnc & Atlantic)
James A. Stillman’s effort in New York court to have
wife’s alimony reduced revealed that he settled $250,000

 
 

 
 

(8! Pacific & Atlantic)
The enormous plant of the American Window Glass Corn-
pany, Arnold, Pa., was destroyed by a $1,000,000 fire, in
which eleven persons were injured.

Drops Five Stories—Lives!

 

 

Slip! Ambulance! Flowers! Coach Ride!

 

 

 

 
 
 

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(By Pacific :- Ailantlc)
When crazed Mrs. Mae Gullion, Cincinnati, 0., jumped five
stories to death, baby in arms only suffered broken legs,
now being mended at General Hospital there.

 
 
 
 

England Proclaims a Winner

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He hangs heavily on time’s hands. does Harold Lloyd, in

his latest mirthquake thriller. Who said movie actors
never took a chance.

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Return to England to Be Illarried

 

 

 

 

 

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Refused permission to land here after voyage, Dr. Philip

_ Norris of Philadelphia and Miss S. J. Kelly, Scarborough,
' .; England, returned to England and married there.

 

When Sergeant .Murphy, an

crossed the line first in the
Four-Mile Grand National
Steeplechase in Liverpool,
England. Photo shows

Rivals Famed Atlantic City Promenade

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by frenzied crowd.

Charged

 

 

In a Chicago court, April
10, Mrs. M. C. Robbins
(above), ex—wife of auto
magnate’s son, will answer
, . .. charges of Mrs. N. CxDoug-
. _ . las, who found husband in
This is first aeroplane View of Coney Island’s new boardwalk, upon which millions will divorcee's home scantilly
promenade during the warm months of the year. ’ attired. 1

American owned entry, ~-

jockey and horse cheered ‘-

 

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Entertaining in absence of master, President Harding, Laddie Boy provided good time
for children at annual White House lawn Easter roll.

Testifies

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In attempt “to dispel mys-
tery surrounding the shoot-
ing of Clarence P e t e r 5,

ex - s a i l o r, of Haverhill,

Mass, by Walter S. Ward,
White Plains, N. Y., son of
millionaire baker, Deputy
Sheriff R. A. Hill (above)
testified he failed to find
finger prints on Ward’s
outo seven days after crime.

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Dog-Gone Good Time for Youngs

 

on Flo Leeds (above), who is now in Europe.
ters

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)

Society Girl Will Wed

 

 

 

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(Copyright by H. 8 E.)
Speaker of the House F. J. Gillett and wife have announced
engagement of Mrs. Gillett’s daughter of former marriage,
Miss’Louisa Hoar, Washington society girl, to Christopher
La Farge, New York clubman. - W

 

 

 

Stalled on the ocean driveway at Miami, Fla., the flivver (upturned inforeground) was
bumped right into the water by a Cadillac (in background) .~ Three persons were hurt in
the crash. Salvaging of the wrecked machines

Cadillac Meets

 

F livver—Crash!

 

 

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shown here.
(Copyright. 1923. Pacific & Atlantic Photos, lac.)

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