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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 24, 1923 · page 12

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Chauncey Depew Celebrates Birthday

 

 

 

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With youthful smile and youthful interest in life, former
Senator Chauncey M. Depew celebrated eighty-ninth birth-
day in New York.

 

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unera pro-@8319" 0 e we ve rupps wor men, 0 5“ 3’ ' ' ' ' she wears, the revolutionists of Paris seek to s i ELL-racy
by French, m which 8.1.000 rnarched, is shown leavmg the . Lady Luck Must Have Been thmg m This Car Painter to the guillotine. Silly revolutionmi If .- _
“ orks at Essen. The processmn was 81x miles long. (I ' :3 ‘ s k 's' 2 ' ‘35? a _ 7 , " ’ - 7.. i to walk along the Bois Boulognc now merit: ‘. , j '_;-;.
v 3.. I V ~ ‘- i ‘3" , , “ 7": » ‘ " eighteenth century costumes the crovais _:‘j .- . 1.

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Philadelphian Bombed
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Home of
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- ,3 $250,000 Loss in Great Fire

 

 

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When this tree was blown
over by high wind it crashed
< into passing auto, in Brook-
lyn, N. Y., the occupant
miraculously escaping in-
jury, though car rt“, badly
smashed.

 

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Home of Chevalier C. C. A. Baldi at Philaddphin was
bombed. supposedly by anti-Fascisti leaders. in vain at-
tempt to kill owner, now on way back from Italy,

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Estelle M. Steinberger Twelve buildings of Bedell Copper Works (. ~ 1:1
(above). New York, has above) and several homes at Tottem’ille. SEC}... '~..71C.
sailed for Europe to attend N. Y., were destroyed in fire which for a tint-3 ‘21, n :.i

mUCh prOperty, inCIUding many Ships. Fire Linguistid

conference in Vienna on aid

to child war sufferers. in garbage scow.

F reneh Occupation of Ruhr District Denomzrm.I

 

(By Pacific 5 Atlantic)
Selected from 400,000 New York school boys, Eddie
Meehan, fourteen, will relieve Mayor Hylan, New York,
on May 4, Boys’ Industry Day, in Boys’ Week celebration.
He’s not a bit nervous.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Clark, New York, back from honey-
moon in Africa, examined some skins they brought along.

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Michael Cardinal von Faulhziber, Munich, égfifis’r‘fifie

to thank U. S. for relief work, was greeted cordial] at
City Hall, New York, by Mayor Hylan y

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‘ arrived in U._ S. groin Paris.

Silent on romance with W.
E. - Doeller, which father
sought to stop by injunc—
tion, Katherine L. Littauer

knockout.

 

“.Bearcat”, Dave Berott, . A i -. . . . . . . .

Pacific Coast heavy, hopes
to meet Jack Dempsey
some day. In nineteen bat-
tles he’s won nine times by

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‘ In front of the Reichstag, Berlin, Germany, hundreds of thousands of persons were croucc I.
together Wheat Speakers denounce the occupation of the Ruhr by the French. In 9

many at present, politics means life!

 
 
 

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