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(Bi Pacific :8 Atlantic) .
These little people, members of midget troupe, had Intrepid

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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big day in San Francisco inspecting army's big r
in: Pmflc a Atlantic) guns at post there. The Tom Thumbs have a crack

Strum: sight on streets of (Ream is this, locomotive automobile - t ~ kn thi. f
built by Jack Tucker. Everything at an engine but. steam is there. dnll ”team Of he”. OWP and m? some rg 0
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The ”United States will share in what is expected
to be 1924's greatest adventure. the Amundsen
flight over North Pole. Lieut. Ralph E. Davidson
(right\, who wil fly one of :wo planes, conferred
with Secretary of the Navy Don’uy.

 

The famous smile of Christy
— M a t h e w s o r‘. baseball's best
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«Hy I‘Jrzfio & Atlmiw) . . ,

thOUSh hC'S J'USI finished I long New York's City Hall was 12:: a ' i touch of colonial color when a, 111d. d ’ Clara Human In all PTObe _ i
hike with skiis. He's at Saranac hundred-3'ear-ol{i stare coach v.‘ :m with an invitation to City lCte , ' 3,
olficuls to attend a Flusfing, L l.. .. Abrazion. ‘ "

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‘, '2“: ree Ercnle (lelt), is probably the most pass- mg his 303”“ Braves in 5‘- Just L pSlde D010"
- lb: has circled globe three times, but this is Petersburg Fla. ‘
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charged with mnsmrfl~ t3 bribe Clara Hamon (above) was quoted as saying ‘that late Jake Hanan,
Attor“ General baa Ilflertv ard oil magnate. sought unsuceessfully to make ceal Wlm Gen: Leonard
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‘ others in recent glass casket nomination of the general and in return, if elected, would appoint '

To procure rock enough to ballast trestle across Great Salt Lake cases. Hamon secretary of interior. .V

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When 1 Mrs. Mary A. Foley, "
mother of ’1'. .‘l’. Foley Jr. (above).
paid Eugen e Dennis, Pfidlh $25 .
to find whembouts of missing
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At cost of 75. Frank Catring'ton, Washta, Iowa, farmer. built is west. son re_ for: ‘
observatory? It is said to equal in efl’ectiveness many of country’s Canada, and now Miss Denny: 1: "

itL001“ pm“ but Motion Muller of Savage tuba“, New Fact thinks largest ones. , held on charge of fortune telling. .‘

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