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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 12, 1923 · page 9

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Bubble of German R9110”! Pricked in Munich by Loyal Troops Wiih Capture of Leaders

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Germany’s stormy petrel, Adolf Hittlar (arrow above), was wounded
when troops stormed refu e in Mumcll. m; is shown here leading , » ~ ., , . e , 7 ~ -
demonstration in streets 0 the Bavarian capital. , , > > V . f - - . _> ‘. ' .1 .i , . a

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In full regalia a squad of Klansmen conducted last rites over body of William S. Coburn. Klan officer shot
in At‘ianta, Ga., by Phil Fox; editor of Klan paper. The shooting threatens disruption of the hooded order.

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Loyalty to Reichswchr troops snatched crown of Bavaria from
Prince Itupprecht and wife.

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Words cannot express, as this icture does, the joy of Mrs. Helen
Elwood Stokes as the jury endgd the famous divorce trial with a.
fiverdict repudiating her aged husband’s claims and v‘oorinrr her name.
She turned, caught her mother to her breast and the tears of joy
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a" - .. ”than”; kangaroos. Frank Stearns (above), Boston
. merchant, has stepped into the

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Photo shows a member of the Seventh United S tes Artillery .near s 'd t h H d’ .
Plattsburgh, N. Y., going over a cliff as the shortes way back to camp. ~31 0 an 15cm ered.

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- Scene, field near Minneapolis. 'Attraction, Major Ray- Miller» doing
atom: in airplgie. Consensus of opinion by audience—write your
own caption.

Bright Lights Caused This ‘Wr‘ech,

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.11! fight for larger representa-
-'. tion of winner in British ,Hons‘e . . ,
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This wreck malted from blind!" 0! driver '01 ctr-b1 mm ‘nque ,(above) is a recognized, cipitatién into mlne’s mouth of pithead workings and several‘coalcat‘m

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Unlike most diplomats, Col. George E. Harvey

 

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to England, was valuable as his opinions on' return, Inland, injuring a W“ Wink? escaping 24th a few-cats.

 

 

 

 
 

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