Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 10, 1923 · page 12

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Part of throng. King George. right foreground.
A great crowd, estimated at between 250.000 and 300.000,
became a riotous mob at Wembloy Stadium on outskirts
of London. on occassion of final game lur-twmn prat‘rsrdmial
teams for foolhall championship. Sir: hi‘mirvd were in-
jured when crowd surged forward, trampling men, women
and children. -

 

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Accusing Pitcher Weinert of trying to “bean" him, “Casey’
Stengel, Giant, engaged him in fistic duel at Philadelphia
Park. ‘ Police gave “Casey” “the air."

Keeping Tabs on Rum Fleet

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Palmer Canaan; New York’s'dry chief, basil'umed‘aliator”
to watch actnnties of rum fleet outside three—'mileliinit.

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Here th cy are, folks, 55
(listsnee-annihilating j u g -
gcrnauts of the air, all lined
up at North Island. near
San Diego, Cal, awaiting
inspcction by high army air
service officers. '

Ziegfeld Loses

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“ When Flo Ziegfeld told

Mrs. Olive Groinwell her
voice was too indistinct for
f‘Follies" ’she brought case
to New York court and was
awarded $7,280 verdict.

 

 

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' .600 Injured'at English Football Championship—250,000 Witness

 

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(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Brushing aside the police guard, the crowd swept upon the
playing field, bowling over hundreds in the mad rush.
Wounded veterans in wheel chairs

were victims.

 

 

Two hours after the time scheduled for th

(E! Pacific I Auntie)

e game to start,

the police, with the aid of football officials, had succeeded

in forming a human barrier. _

Uncle Sam’s Pacific Coast Air Fleet R’arin’ to Go

 

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Jess, s nonth‘ato. with-
The strenuous training
which Jess Willard has gone
through is clearlx demon-
strated in the above illus-
trations. Willard has been
hard at it for a month and
is now in the pink'of, eon-

More, than 1,000 Scandina-

’3 Bread Basket Disappears

vians (some shoWn ab‘ove)
were landed recently in a

single day“ Ellis Island,

With the arrival of and
more ship, now onthe high

swaths gates»! the U. §., .

for first time in history,sz
be someone ymngs.

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Society: Aids

 

Katherine MacDonald

 

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in THE NEWS

Real Reel Incomes

may“,

Norma Talm;.ri:n

That Norma Talmadge got $4,200,000 fur 1w.

in one year and Katherine MacDonald rm» 1 j _*

for like number. out of which they paid all »_
sworn to before Federal Trade Comminiwzi,
is investigating alleged movie trust.

Acrobat?

 
 
 
 
 

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in" Pacific 3: Atlantic)
Bound for Hollywood to
follow footsteps of his
daredevil dad is Douglas
Fairbanks Jr., who recently
arrived from Europe. No
females in this picture, he
says.

 

 

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Princess Xenia .
now the Will- ‘V‘
Leeds. sailui ‘
York to 1m». ‘
London. win

as ia\'lga‘..u!1 L ' 1'.

freighter.

 

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Crippled Clzis’dren
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Hundreds of-society women in New York condu‘ff
for the'aid of crippled children. Here we fiC‘C sis:

Jenkins in the role of “hurdygurdy.”

“Beat the Barrier by a F ezr Dm's

 
 
 
 

 

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