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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 14, 1926 · page 3

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4' A rare photograph oi a great ilrei Fresh dame burst out of the billowing mountain of smoke, drum;
watchers but trom its fierce heat. Just as the camera was snapped. Baltimore, Md, firemen were helpv
leaa, Ive were burned, as flames ravaged the Amerie an Oil Co. storage tanks, containing 500,000 gallons.

Charlotte Mills! '

 

The daughter or Mrs. Eleauoti
Hills, New Brunswick, N. J., choir
m. slain four years ago with the
Rev. Edward W. Hall, here is on
he; way to be examined by state
police who are carrying on a renew-
ed investigation into the sensational
murder mystery.

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’ [Alliau Cannon has her head down
in this picture.‘ But it's all a part
of the game. she declares—even."
was the acceptance» of Gertrude

Ederle's achievement -aa'the,flnt_ .
man to Martha triiky Elicitab.

Channel. The channel’s still there
and so is Lillian. The plucky Balti-
more girl expects to-maka-her try
within a week. - > '

suspect», shot Detective John Singer
dead in New York city police head-
quarters, and escaped under the very
eyes of a building toll of polcei Bi.-
was recaptured six hours later, after
a general alarm had beensounded.
scores _ oi taxicabs commandeered.
aud the police commissioner had
taken personal charge of the hunt.
It was the tint killing ever to‘occur
in police headquarters;

KING AND QUEEN OF U.

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Snatching a gun from his eaptor‘a
‘own holster, John Pearce, auto ,thiet

Miss Philadelphia (Anna Rector) Corner) anti an. Georgia (Lora Dixon. Blackshear) en route to Atlantic
rot-elves congratulations and a big City,
basket of ilowcrs‘tor‘ her new honors.
Looks like a pretty good choice.

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Finest Hills, N. I, from the sidelines. A rare picture of tennis royalty.

PRINCIPALS .lN' ,LREPORTED. ,‘REvoLr 21m RUSSIA .

 

A pair from the Smith. Miss South Carolina (Rosalie Jones, Monks

See Mr. Mayor beam!

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Helen Wills and “Big Bill" 'I‘ilden, tennis champions, 5 watching the Davis Cup elimination trials at

visiting Mayor Kendrick and the Philadelphia Scsquicentennial.

Nominated

David \V. Stewart, Smut City (1a.)j
attorney, was nominated by Iowa
Republicans to till the unexpired
tern of the late Senator Albert B.
(Yummins. llls nomination marked
a victory for “regular" Republicans
over Smith \\'. lirookhart, who beat
Cununlns in the last primary. ._ -.

 

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And here's .‘llss Baltimore (Mil-
dred Adams). She. like all the rest.
hopes to be chosen Miss America at
the Atlantic (‘in Beauty Pageant.

Beats Klan

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KANSAS C1TY.—Simou Flslunan.
85 years ago a Russian immigrant,
has been nomluatctl by Greeley
county, Kas. Republicans for a seat
in the ‘siatc legislature. it he wins
election in the i'all——us scents assur‘
cd—hc will he the first Jewish mem«
ber of the Kansas legislature.

There is an interesting story back
of his victory.

Greeley county was a Klan strong-
hold. But a ycur or so ago It‘ishmnn,
who is wealthy. bought 35,000 acres
and divided it into lth-acre wheat
tanuu, which he. sold or rented to
Jewish settlers from New York.
This changed the political complex-
ion ot the county. and this Summer
the Klan was hopelessly snowed
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Safety

 

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Mimi). enumerated.
8. battle tleet's air squadron at
Dies», has designed a 50-foot .
'ehate tor airplanes _.

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