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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 31, 1924 · page 13

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Gigantic Petition

1B: Penile & Auntie)

W'ound on spool is petition of 2.500.000 Americans that Lieut. Griflls,
in German rison for attempting to capture G. Bergdoll. slacker, b0
pardoned. t was given German Ambassador in Washington.

T eaching Women Radio

:-‘-'< after Ca_binet meeting in Washington, D. 0., Secretary of the Navy Denby
. mlAi not resngn as result of the Teapot Dome oil scandal. It is said Senate ouster

1': nrhl’s Largest Generator Fall’s Foreman

( By Pot-inc I; Atlantic-r

The above shows firemen fighting one of the largest fires that New
York has sufl'ered in years. It was necesssry to all all apparatus

out to keep it under control.

Grateful to Her Dog Leader

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(31 Pacific I Auntie)
. . _ Senator Walsh, Montana. (above),
(31 Pacific l Mllnflcl v' " , . is strongly urging cancellation
J. ’1‘. Thompson (above). for.- ‘ -. : . ' of Teapot Dome and California '
' ' ‘ oil leases to Sinclair and Doheny Photo shows J. Peterson, radio instructor, showing his women pupils

msn _of former Secretary of the ' . _ , K. .
Interior Fall's ranch, who is in '» . ‘ ' - ' , ‘ ' " oil companies as result of dis- how to operate a radio receiving set at the first school for women
WIShinKttm to testify before the closures. radio operators at Y. M. C. A. in Brooklyn, N. Y.

Senate Investigating Committee ~ . ‘. g ‘ f:
I < -' _ _ ' Family of Thirteen Wiped Out by Blast

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on Mr. Fall's financial operations
in connection with Teapot Dome
oil reserves.

(By none I: Atlantic'
This is how Whistling Lydia Hutchison thanked leader of her dog
team before she mushed into Montreal for dog races after being
lost for a day on trip.

Yep, Movies Have Their Hard Knocks

all!” ymunds and costing over $1,000,000, this
‘ .n ihi‘ world. was safely moved through He“
>1, .\'. 12, without mishap.‘

l 'vnus Dethroned

go at Cumberland Hill. Manville, R. 1., to

When dynamite and gas explosion reduced two-family cottn . . _
thers perished. Dynamite was stored in

this smoldering ruin an entire family of thirteen and two 0
cells: by woodcuttcr, one of dead.

Weighing in for the Steeplechase

(Br Pacific ls Atlantic)
Helen Golden (above), a maid,
was arrested in connection with
thefts from hotels of $130,000

33'1“". «we to ex erts, which Miss Hue! Kraft of worth_of gems. Police believe
thc's onenof the xinany taking up roller shting at this will lead to arrest of inter-
nstioml band of thieves.

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An Unwelcome VlSltOr
,0 " , ; But we cant really and tru‘ fully say that the mono actor gets
'~“ » them all. Looks like Ben I, if: opponent, Nate Scott, amateur
champion boxer of the West. L. getting his from the leading man.

Aids Veteran

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