Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 30, 1926 · page 3

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lac-nor R Mills. m My “I dug up once “R“, during the tom” h tion m M" » _ » t ‘ . ‘ _ . I. 'htnney, Joe liumphries. veteran nunouneer; Wilbur Wood pretident of the «snot-intuit, and Dempsey.
2- «mot-tom examination the atate hoped to gain further evidence in the Hall-Milly ease. One report it ‘ 9 ‘ _ .. t _ g
desired to. verify or eonfnte is that the choriater'a tongue wan aluhed. . '

. . 7’ , WHERE EA THQUAKE TOOK LIVES IN ARMENIA
ARMY, LABOR AND NAVY ‘ . .

Anna Komarmieim, so. who has live‘d in the l'nited gum tor the
past ti years, was barred by immigration ntflrinia upon her mm remrn
from a visit to her dying father in Polnnd For a month Mina Romer-
mien was detained at Ellis Island New. \'.ork awaiting the decision
which now meam that Rhfl ennnot re- enter the land of her adoption.
Her m-entry permit. she says. was stolen from her in Paris.

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This quiet thoroughfare in Leninakau “as silnht‘n into n shambles by the reeent 'qunke which mush.
extensive deatrm‘tion throughout Armenln. l’nrfthree «lap-S the earth u'ns h temi‘er. dealing death and de-
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“After he‘hnd either: the i'irstrit'et into the' keel of the “Pen‘n. " a “treat,” light cruiser. at the
‘moklnt Navy Yard. .Wllliaiii Green, president of the American Federation of‘lphor, was [rotated by Rear
Admiral Charles E. Pinnheu. count-mutantr firm. 1mm Naval 15% Looking on approvingly h 'aior-
General Charles P. .Surnntu-aii‘. commander of. the Second Army-Corps Area.

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_‘ ro IMMORTAL‘IzE. A LEADER OR A LOST CAUSE ‘ ‘ ‘ '

. ‘fi‘oneiusion of Pittsburgh‘s treasure hunt is shown here. Detectim
dug up 3320.000 missing funds, belonging to the Brotherhood Satin“ O
TrulSi (‘0., in labor hank, and various labor bodies, from its cache 5-
‘ ‘ _ .9 ‘hind the garage of Edvard A. Goodfellow. The money had been lith-
Inrrninoiiattiworka she put ul‘) her hands with the rear of the employa. ‘ I ~' Si‘flbed for'the 1'"!th 0‘ $300, 000 All ”but: Bonds It “MINI! PM.
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. ' ' ‘ ‘ . \ A instigate“ of the plan. Knapp and Goodfeiiim had been associates.

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