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INTO THE ROPES went Bushy Graham, of Utka, N. Y-Twhen
he ran Into hard right of Kid Chocolate, Caban leatnerweignt, in
amiuI vonnd of their fcr&vl in New York Coliseum, which ended
: when Referee Jack Doraian awarded the fight to the Kid in the
seventh round on zoou
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RULING AS QUEEN after hard fight to establish her status at
Washington social and diplomatic affairs, Mrs. Edward. E. Gann,
lister of Vice-President Curtis, wins place of honor at first notable
dinner in capital, banquet given by Don Carlos Dav3a, Chilean
ambassador, in honor of Dom Ramirez, Chilean minister of finance.
Notables are shown seated as follows: 1, Mrs. Gann; 2, Ambas
sador Da vila; 3, Senora De Teller, wife of Mexican ambassador;
4, Andrew Mellon; 5, Curtis; 6, Senora Da vila; 7, Secretary of
State Stimson; 8, Mr. Gann; 9, -Senator Royal S. Copeland; 10,
Secretary of Interior Wilbur; 11, Supreme Court Justice Harlan
F. Stone, and, 12, Ambassador Velarde of Peru.
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REMAINING , LOYAL, Mrs.
Roselea Campbell, of .Elixabeth,
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ecutor Abe J. David,' stands by
her husband, H. Colin Campbell,
who has confessed to slaying
another twife,, Mrs. Mildred
Mowry, and burning her body
on a road near Cranford, N. J.
Below is Campbells' two-year-old
daughter, Sally Lou.
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LINDY'S LATEST P GHT, the saddest of his career. Photo"
shows Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh in plane in which he flew,
to New York to meet French cruiser TourvOle bearing body of
his friend, late Ambassador Myron T. Herrick, from France.'
Herrick was first important American to greet Lindy at end of
his memorable flight to Paris.
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HERRICK RITES aboard the
French cruiser Tourvflle as
body of late Ambassador My
ron T. Herrick arrives in New
York from France. Mr. and
Mrs. Farmalee Herrick, Sr.,'
ton and daughter-in-law, and
their ton, Parmalee, Jr., are
shown beside flag draped cas-'
ket with government and New
York of&cials behind them.
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POSING FOR HIS PORTRAIT, Gregalach, winner of Grand National race In England, Is painted
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NATIONAL CHAMPION AGAIN
is. Mrs. Leon Schoonmaker, ofj
New. York, who regained fencing
title she held in 1925 and 1929
by dethroning Miss Marion Uoyd
-1928 champion.
WAR RUINS "AND PRISONERS become every-day sighU in fighting sectors f Mexico as federals
sweep rebels back. Above Is railroad station at Jiminet all but destroyed by heavy artillery fire.
Below, 2,000 captured rebels lined up by federals at Jimioez.
' Copyright, 1929, by Central Press Association, Inc.
ARRESTED AS "VAGRANT;
Charles Henry Dawson, 63, of
Oakland, Cat, " was discovered
to be owner of $25,000 and
considerable property of which
he had no knowledge. Dawson
told Los Angeles authorities he
thought he had signed a quit!
claim deed In favor of his wifej
when the was committed to an'
asylum and then 1m had disap1
peared to forget his troubles.1
Investigation proved estate was
still his.
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TURNING HIS PARLOR Into": a factory," Peter : Lepkler, of
Brooklyn, N. Y has built an airplane In it. Peter and some of
his family areoeen in the cockpit of the Tftome-made aircraft
OWNER AND MANAGER of a Lot Angelesalrplane coiapanyl
Mrs. T. J. Kelly also conducts, a flying school. She Is shown wUU
her son, M. T. Kelly, her chief pilot,'