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Sufinagettes Sail for Conventio"
paper Men Reminds Hint of School "Days
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(By Pacific & Auntie)
Interestedly watching marble game played by Washington,
D. C., schoolboys to choose champion, Postmaster General
New (right) declared he'd like to join.
All Hands Aid W n Royalty Gets Stuck
To attend National Suffrage Convention in 1; .5
M. W. Park and Mrs. Ann Webster. left to ririz‘. f I,
of American Women Voters, Washington, 1). L1. -' >
for Europe.
(fly Pnr‘lflr 8: Atlantic)
The envy of all the other
hellhops at the Waldorf-
Astoria was Johnnie Reilly. { (BrPaclflc a Atlantic)
who had the honor of carry- President Harding leaving hotel for ball game. . . . (”ch‘ Aumufl . . .
m President and Mrs. G. o. P. stands for World Court. President Harding told When auto m which long and Queen of England drove to Seek Release of Political Prlsmlers
Hahn: gz's bags to suite. newspaper men at annual convention. Royal Agricultural College stuck in mud, many offered aid. F ., .
v . . . Marooned Party Saved, but They Wanted Only Tobacco '
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Party of nine marooned at South Fox Island, Northern Lake, J. Bradon, New York, and Charles Rice, leader 5 ‘2‘! r?“
Atta BOY Mich., for six weeks, welcomed arrival of Lieut. Hamilton War_ Veterans, picketed White House, (1:21;: .
" . (nght), but would have preferred tobacco to food. Presxdent release political prisoner 5-.
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(By Pacific I: Atlantic)
Dancing with King of Spain gained fame for Maybelle
Manning of New York on her last trip abroad. She has
again sailed for Europe. Who will she dance with next?
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Mrs. James Hitchglock, Brig. Gen. Hart." Lu. : -
prominent New York societv Manna COWS “‘9‘?
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woman. will spend the sum- War, has been 2.1-.
mer. abroad, being among Military Governor c:
tourists who recently sailed. Domingo.
(E Pacific 8 Atlantic)
i T ' ' V After investigating bank ' i as '
3 hey Are At It Again accounts of 900 bootleggers, . M For Mend. where mnmned party livedpififif-ufl ' , .
' ' . . g _ a Q... J. T. Rose, Georgia revenue Army fliers’ 250-mile flight to South Fox Island‘proved Auto smashed t0 Bits by Tram
collector, promises to make marooned party only needed tobacco. In the party
fem contribute $1,000,000 eight men and one woman, who had been blocked g2:
income tax. escape by heavy ice flow. ‘
Three Killed, One Hurt. When Auto and Street Car Crash
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Recent death of S. Montgomery Roosevlelt, éiéii'r'iléd
artist, has not deterred William E. D. Stokes, New York
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-”(§n§;im "g, “3.355,; W struck by train at. armingdale. Long Island. N. i.
(By Pacific
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millionaire, from reae ' - . .. __ ' ' / ‘ . . r. .
with M". p ntmg alleged evadence Iinkma him Traveling at lush Speed. this autocraahed into streetar in Cincinnatlyo” three m Onegirl we: killed and another inju‘fed.
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Stokes at retrial of hia'tamoua'suit for lebrée.
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