Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 14, 1924 · page 23

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7.24 to' save marooned machine guEEE‘S‘ blew York. after week's_ downpour, got In raid on house in uclusive‘ residential~ section of Pasadena. 6111., Although the navy’s newest queen of the airs—«3r should we say princess—the IL! (in hangar at Lake-
. u ound that one-man power didn't carry luf- detectives confiscated $10,000 worth of gambling paraphernalia. burst, . J.,), is a real monster, she’s dwarfed when compared with giant Shenandoah in background.

ur‘assflll Young Artist :1; When Alaskan Mountain Checked Round-the-World Trip Seventeen Cars Piled Up

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. 1 Bank“ ell Ilab'ove at work), twenty-Six-ye‘ar- ' - ' ‘ ‘ ‘ I - » '3»... ‘ . ‘ , _ Two men were killed and two hurt when seventeen cars of fast freight
are on exhibition in the Paris Salon which . “ ‘ ‘ train piled up in this manner at Rich Valley, near Peru, Ind.

‘ ' ’ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ (”Pmcumuc, .' Perfect Girl Scouts
‘ f‘" “315'" An artist’s conception. drawn from telegraphic description. of Major Frederick Martin's round-the- * - ' ' . — - -

world plane crashing into a snow-capped mountain side on the Alaskan Peninsula. Ma‘jor Martin and
his mechanic were lost for twelve days.

Don’t 'Be Frightened, It’s Only a New Tank!

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(33' Pacific & Atlantic)
'i’nt to check Spokane's most disastrous fire
ich caused death of one fireman and consumed

 

 

 

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‘__ . - - - (ByPadflclAtlmtic) Gertrude Greene and Hannah Gerber, named as perfect Girl Scouts,
This fearsome-object looks as if it might have come from Mars or somewhere! but it’s just a new . e at rally in New_York received golden eaglet from Mrs. Arthur 0.
of tank emerging from Potomac River, Washington, D. 0., after demonstration before army oflici s. , Choate (left to right).

Their Smiles Tell the Story Typical Lads to Portray Huckleberry Finn

 

 

 

 

In debate whether women should
be ordained as preachers at
Methodist conference, Spring-
field, Mass, Miss M. M. Southard
shook fist- at minister.

Honored at

Heirs to $21,000,000 estate are Mrs. Charles Sullivan (left), sixty-
nine, and Mrs. Peter Fenster, seventy- . Cambridge. Mass» sisters.

 

' Typical boys have been seleffed to P011187 Huckleberry Finn 8*,
Miss Lucille Schamberz of New Mu]: Twain memorial 'm Washington. D. 0- Tbs whims are (left
, . ... YP’I“ 1*; miwcfifi; $1,335 2: to right) Toni P. Gore Jr., son a: Senator Gore; John Newton, son
"HM famed .3 Bean , Mrs. 3:" College, Poughkeepsie, of Representative Newton; Leslie Bush and Theodore 'filler Jr? a”
: 1533': correctly dressed " N. Y” clue day exercises. son of the‘writer. . g ‘ ._. a «fix-emf“ _ .4 i I.»

 

 

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