Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 23, 1924 · page 11

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-~ 215 Mm? as a Tag. James M. Alexa'nder, former policeman, supported by two deputies, 1‘3 this

He photo shows, was led t th 1 '
gels in the Hazmcsville oilofie1:5.galo“s at Homer, La., to Pay the Penalty for the murder or

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De: azled From a. Wrecker Polwewoman t Momentum
, . . . , ’ Celia Coo‘neyhmuch sought bobbed-hair bandit of. rooklyn, N. Y..
~ - . . ; ‘ ' - was captured with her husband at Jacksonville, Fla. Both admitted
part in many robberies.

Collapsing ‘Wall Kills .and Injures Many

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(F: Pacifle & Auntie)
Progressive—Ahab in a word de-
scribes the dress of Mary S.
‘ _ ‘ ' . Allen (above), head of London
:- a.~ ,e lOO—fo spun over Paint Creek, near “'ashington Court policewoman. who is in the U.
Hall-“hf. Ohio. hi skied when B. 6. 0. freight train of twenty-five cars S. on visit. She calls skirts. eta,
was no .iled and Sll‘urk bridge. ‘ beastly nuisances.

Citizens” Training Comp Baseball

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- ’ ‘ (13)“ Pacific 6: Atlantic)

(gracing a Minus) The President and Mrs. Coolidge watching the thousands of children:
Collapsing wall in Chicago fire smashed this Water tower truck. Twenty firemen on tester were hurt and who 5031‘“ to White 3301159 81‘0st for annual E35“?! egg 113111118.
eight killed under debris. ~

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The baseball roiling- from Chi-
cago to New York in the interest
of the Citizens’r Military Camp
movement is shown arriving in
New York. pushed by Maxine
Brown. honorary colonel in the
United States Army.

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' ‘ ' .‘ - ‘ ~ ' ' ' . Having lost his throne, the Shah of Persia (left) kills time by visiting
King Alfonso of Spain, with whom he is shown riding in Madrid.

These Lions Are Camera-Shy

(By Pacific & Atlantic)

With impressive ceremony in the Hull, England, Western Cemetery,

this memorial was unveiled to the forty-four British and American
. , airmen who lost their lives when the. dirigible R-38, 3150 known as Restored to his parents after he-
flggnafiieak“gaffefggésfntf; the Z_R-2. fell into the River Humber, near Hull, in August, 1921. ing- thought dead. Charles Shoe-
nounced intention in London to Capt. Hussy (in uniform), the American naval attache, who repre- nart of New York apparently

run for Parliament.” sented America. delivered a stirring eulogy It the unveiling. Egszicggfignfirsmd from all

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