Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1928, Page 18, Image 18

Events o. the Week in Pictiirc.
Stakes one of "four horsemen"
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Jap Rotary Envoy I ONE CEREMONY FOR SCORE OF DANCE HALL VICTIMS 1 TRAGEDY BEGAN WITH QKE-
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And now the famous "Four Horsemen" of the Notre Dame foot"
ball team of 1924 arc, or soon will be, three. For ilarry A. Stuhl
dreher, Inset, quarterback on the team, is to wed. His choice is
Mary Agnes McLnery, of Philadelphia, above. Lsliers for tho event,
in June, arc James Crowley, I-.lmcr Laydcn and Don Miller, the
ether members of tho famous backfleld.
LOCATE THIRTY THOUSAND STARS
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A staff of 20 experts nt the Dudley observatory of Albany, N Y ,
under tho direction of Prof. Henjanun Iloss, soon will nnnounco the
results of 40 years of effort in di terinimnpf the exact locations of
tho 30,000 stars in the heavens. 1 he relative position of each star
f ilh the earth is being cataloged. Photo shows Prof. Doss at one
f thn observatory telescopes.
'DEADLY QUARREL OVER DAUGHTER
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Noboru Ohtani, teader in Jap
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United States as envoy of the
Rotary clubs of Japan to invite
American participation in the sec
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be held m Tokyo next October,
lie is also to attend the interna
tional conference in St. Paul,
Minn., in June.- Ohtani is shown
on his arrival in. San Francisco.
Death His Penalty
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View of ihe funeral acrviccs for 20 of ihe 38 persons kitted at West Plains, Mo., dance hull enlo
eion and Arc, buried In one grave because of futility of identifying the bodies. The caskets were all
alike, with similar floral pieces., ' ' ' . - .
WORKERS'PROTEST WAGE CUT IN NEW ENGLAND. MILLS
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Clyde Bcalo, hold at William
son, W. Va., has been sentenced
to be banged for the murder, two
years ago, at Vulcan, W. Vn., of
Mrs. Uessio Perdue. A half
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charged with tho crime, but
declared not guilty.
To Paint Princess
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youthful portrait painter, of l.os
Angeh'S, Cal., is snapped as she
sails for Hawaii to paint the por
trait of Princess Kuwanakoa, last
living member of the old Hawaiian
royal family. r
Beats the Market
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.' Mrs. Nadine Woinert, 27, of Louisville, Ky4 has been held with
out bail, charged with killing her husband, Hruno Weincrt, 42, the
ater and chfatcria minician, during a quarW over her alleged dis
like for Huth, 10, daughter by his first wifc.Upper left, Druna
Weincrt; below, Jtuth; right,,Mr3. .WeinerU; -
During the past two years it is
estimated Williai C. Durant, for
mer head nt tho General Motors
company, has cleared $10,000,000
in .stock market trading. H km
a heavy winner during the recent
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Protesting a wage cut, some 27,000 operators of 50 mills in and around New Bedford, Jlass., have
gone out on strike. Tho mills aro controlled by 27 companies.This photo shows a Crowd of sUikJhg
operators outside one of tht mills at New Bedford. i j i ; '
SEARCHING FOR VICTIMS IN DANCE HALL EXPLOSION
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Central 1'resn telopliolo of the search for bodies of victims In the wreckage of the paraRe and dance
hall building at West Pluina. Mo., nttcr an expliwinn and fire In which 38 met death. The explosion
occurred with the daneo at Its hel ght. when the proprietor of a gara'se on the floor licluw opened the
door to pet kiih for a customer.
Tragedy entered the life of Clinton Prince, above, in the San
Francisco eorthquake of 1906. Since that disaster in which' his wife
met death, Prince has been searching for his daughter, then 18
months old, who was cared for by a neighboring family. The fam
ily moved away.
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Mother Unaware of Family Tragedy
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This Is the first picture of Mrs. George Chisholm, believed to be la
lgland, who probably does not know that her husband drowned
their two sons, George, above, and Edgar, below, at East Chicago,
Ind. . The Chisholms have been separated for some time. '
Legion Convention
' Leonard Huff, 90, mountaineer veteran of the Civil war and staunch
Baptist, hopes to live through tho present year so that he will be
able to cast his vote for Governor Al Smith, if the latter receives
the Democratic nomination for the presidency. Huff is shown here,
right, with Governor Smith at the Biltmore Forest Country club,
AshcviUe, N. C., where the governor has been vacationing.
MEXICO OPENS AIR MAIL SERVICE
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Tork has begun on plans foi
the nattonal convention of the
American Legion auxiliary at Sar
Antonio, Tex., Oct. 8-12. Mrs
Lculah Hardin, of Hahingen
Tex., is convention chairman, and
Mrs. Walton B. Hood, below, ii
in charge of the program
Mexico's first air mail and air passenger service has been inaugu
rated at Mexico City with the opening of a government line between
the capital and Tampico and Tuxpan. The next step planned is the
establishment of a connection with the U. S. air mail. Thotos above
show, top, the piano starting out on its first trip at Mexico City, and
below, Eduardo Hay, undersecretary of communications breaking a
.champagne bottle on the first plane..' , ' O