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BEES SWARM ON CITY STREET 0 MAYOR JIMMY'S KINGTAT HOUSTON
CHILD "FIREMAN'' A REAL HERO ;
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Cincinnati, 0., nroQhcPtfilk of the city. Above, u few brave indi
viduals arc scooping them into a Ijox, while curious city folk look on.
AMONG FIRST AT CONVENTION CTY
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Houston's own prima donnn, Miss Malvina Pnssmore, formerly
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As floor leader of the Smith forces on tho convention flor, Mayor
Jimmy Walker, of New York, above, is at once one of the most
'Ever since Buddy Hight, eight, got a toy water towe:Qlast Christ,
mas, he has dreamed of being a real fireman. Now fa's a hero in
Seattle, Wash., and may be made an honorai7 member of the de-
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important figurQ and one of the most oJJpjuli delegates to the j pnrtmcnt. while playing on his truck, he saw a pulT of real smoke
coming from a nearby apartment. He pounded on the door and
getting no response went inside, awakened Mrs. B. F. Summers Snd
led her from th burning building. Above, Buddy, in search of
aioQ fires to conquer.
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Last year this full-bred Holjtiin cow gave birth to twins, and
several days ago she presented her owner, Aaron Risser, farmer
near Elizabethtown, Th., with triplets. Kisser calls the mother
"Pinchot," because she is dry at present and her three calvts aro I
"Al Smith," "Herbert Hoover" and "Ma Fercuson." Q
GOVERNOR SMITH AND HIS MOTHER
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Thb croup rom Cliio was among the firaof the arrivals at Hci
ton, Tfx., for th? DOocratic national convmtion. They are, stand-
ing, loft to rifrht, Mrs. Nan It. Albert, of Canton; Miss Marie Mc
Curry, cf Columbus, secretary of the Democratic executive com
mittee of the Buck0? ctrite; nnJ, seated, Jofii H. Voods, treasurer
of the Ohio coi-.mittec, and VV. A. Julian, iionul commiUectnun.
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In point of railway mileage aJjeiPd, W. Tr.ylor, of San Jose, Cal.,
' claims to be the world's champion n$nmuter. For more than 45
i years Taylor, left, has commuted between San Jose and San Fran
cisco. a distance of 100 miles for the round trin. Hp ptimAtpn h
' M. Regine Bouet has been "crowrgjd" by a mixed committee of j ha, traveled 1,348,234 miles. Taylor is shown receiving the con
artists, photographers, theatrical managers and men about town, j gratulations of Station Master Ccorge Kni5 at San Jose. r
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HOOVER INSPECTS COMMERCE SITE
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vention selected Hrberi(yoover, secretary of commerce, and Senato.
vnaries i.unu, r.s us sianuara Dearers, beeause it is the first time
in the history of the party that both candidates have been chosen
from states west of the Mississippi. It also is the first presidential
from states west of tho Mississippi. Map, above. Shows Palo Alto,
Cal., Hoover's home, and West Branch, la., his birthplace; and
Girl Conqueror of Atlantic
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i V V Ck. -ffv i Topeka.JCan., where Senator Curtis live..
.'Thia 1 one of tho latest pictures of Governor Alfred K Smith, of
New York, olid candidate for the Democratic presidential nomina
tion, with his aged mother. It was taken at her Biooklyn home in
1924, shortly before her death.
ALSO HAS EYE ON WHITE HOUSE,
PRINCIPALS OF I3DIA FLIGHT
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'"Tut," pet police dog owned by Secretary of Commerce Herb
Hoover, may be the next White Homo mascot, it li master niu
ceeds in winning the pretii.linlii.l election in tjhe autumn, "lull
' would like to romp cm the White House lawn. He's shown bete li
frmit.f.f the lSfim'nr r. li.t. pee V:i.liirHon 1). C. . .
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. C. P. Barnard, who accompanied her on tho hop
England, for India, via Sofia, in th 'Prince
Sketch of Miss Amelia Earhart,' Boston welfare worker tnd first . Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, Republican presidential
of her s-x to cross the A,.iant.;c by airplane, as seen by Unin.'ulf nominee, snapped vliilo looking over thi site and plans for tho new
Strandcna, Norwegian arti.'just b'eforo she dfpartcd from Boston j dcpartm. nt of con-x -rc; bui'.dhj; at W.uhir.Rton, D. C. With him