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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 16, 1924 · page 13

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‘.‘ from: in Sacramento, Cal., sending: up great
p and shipping sheds valued at; $1,500,000 were

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nee Cathleen Vanderbilt,
I’azrick's Cathedral. New York. was named
after his father. Mr. and Mn. Cushmgfid
h (in arms of his nurse) are shown leavmg

Strike-Breakers of No Use in Th

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‘<. Harry C. Cushing 3d,

strike-breakersirectuited {70 man
auditors" retuméd to work.

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of a Cropper on (1 Roller Coaster

q time beingngoes in for/the thrills of roller-
eeated bcsule him ‘is Lady. Louis Mountbatten.

is Car Strike .

Pittsburgh street cars.

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(3’ Pmm‘mmmic’ Real Mothers‘ Day did Mrs. N, J. Martin have at Connersvillc, Ind..
for that day she learned that son, MaJor Martin, intrepid world flier.
had been found.

Like Famous Grandfather, He Is a Lover of Animals

 

 

 

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‘9 - Thousands are homeless in val—
leys of the Potomac. Shenan-
doah and Monangahola rivers,

which have reached flood stages,
due to hoary rains.

London Bridge Is Falling Down

 

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Teddy Roosevelt .lr., son of assistant sm‘rctai‘y of the navy. is following: in steps of illustrious grandfather,
Theodore Roosevelt. He likes animals as much as forelimr and couldn‘t resist temptation to ride circus
elephant at national capital.

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The famous Waterloo Bridge in
London, England, whose middle
span is sinking. despite all efforts
to prevent it. Pile driving opera-
tions are in progress which it is
hoped will finally halt the “fall-
ing down” process.

Date Set

Abby Rockefeller, daughter of
John D. Rockefeller, recently re-
ceived her second summons for
speeding on the streets of New
York. She was given a suspend-
ed sentence.

 

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night life, were closed for one year §0r>,.repq8ted Violations «(the

prohibition law. Striking waiters furnished the evxdencc.

in: Pacific 5 Atlantic)-
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Almost every building in HarpersFen-y was surrounded by flood ‘walers.

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an Rampage Wreak Death and Devastation

 

 

 

 

 

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Although mcn st izdon ts nut-
number the Women “.3 to 1 at
Knox College, (L-ilvshure. 11]..
Miss Katalin Giddings (above)
Won out in elwtinn for editorship
of the “Student," college paper,
which has had only LWU women
editors in IN yours.

Good-Bye for a While

(By Pacinx‘ & Atlmitzc)

 

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" (By Pacific J: Atlantic)
Ignace Padarewskj, the famous pianist, sailed from New York for
Europe With his Wlfe aboard the Farm, which carried 1,100 passengers.

Premiers Discuss Dawes Report
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MacDonald (right), Great Britain’s labor premier held a week-

end microns: at Chequers, England, on the Dale 1 Y .
3‘. Though of Belgium. es report math Prune

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