New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], March 19, 1925, Image 14

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

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Indicted
Among the llomecomers
Cabinet Member
Sorfi American History
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To Dance Abroad
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U'llham D. Shepherd, fnsti-r
father of William X. McClintoek.
millionaire orphan who died from
typhoid, and Dr. (". C. Faiman,
(above;, who admitted teaching
Shepherd i:erm lore, were in
dicted in Chicago charged with
' i1 murdc-r of the young man.
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John Garibaldi Sargent of Lud
low, Vt., nominated by the Pres-dt-nt
for the office of attorney
general and unanimously con
lirmed by the Senate, which sus
pended rules to hurry its ap
proval. Mr. Sargent is an old
friend of the Coolidge's, having
for many years attended to such
legal business as the family required.
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.Mrs. Philip Kip Rhinelander,
one of Xew York's bluebloods
and sister-in-law of Leonard K.
Rhinelander, whose marriage
stirred society, arrived on the
Mungaro with daughter.
KcJut-ive Newcomer
Baseball's Exalted Rider a Favorite With the Kids
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Uncle Sam's bluejackets from
the Utah, now cruising in South
American waters, view magni
ficent monument of Gen. Arturo
Prat, famous in South American
history, at Valparaiso, Chile.
Join the navy and see the world.
(By Pacific Atlantic!
When Maurice sailed from New York on the Aquitania with his new'
dancing partner, Barbara Bennett, to dance abroad, father, Richard '
Bennett, the actor, and mother, who sued for divorce, saw them off,
the elder Bennetts meeting most affably. Above (I. to r.) are Mrs.
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A Flower at Flower Shou
Sued ior Divorce
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has taken up abode in San Francisco, ( al. Animals were brought
from Nicaragua by American Consul Delanev.
ii:e czar of baseball. Judge K.
M. Landis, telling fairy story to
Lew Hargreaves, Dan Comer
ford jr., Uorothv Vance and
Dick Cox jr. (1. "to r.), all of
whose fathers arc ball players.
Higher Mathematics Used in Moving Mighty Mast
Faces Made Black and Blue in Red Riot
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At international flower show in
New ork Miss Mavis Kydd,
charming debutante, in "this
fetching costume, was cigarette
girl.
(By Pacific lc Atluriitn
Mrs. Ada Remer Moracchini who
w being sued in New York for
divorce by Pierre Paul Morac
chini, French vice consul and a
member of the French Legion of
Honor. Leon Rothier, opera sing
er, was named as co-respondent
Trick of the Trade
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i.or.siuerawe engineering skill of mathematical exactitude was needed to move giant spar, intended for
the training snip ( omtolbtion, through streets and especially around corners in Kast Providence, R. I.
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terposed in manner shown above. Twenty persons Were tort, 8 ' that Plice in
At Oriental bazaar of the Near Kast Relief, which opened recently at
rational headquarters in New York with displays of handiwork made
in the Near East Relief orphanages and refugee camps. Miss Acabie
Tashjian, pretty Armenian girl of Brooklyn, N. Y., added an exotic
touch by her Oriental costume, creating charming effect pictured above
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The cocoanut magnate. Leopold
Schepp, whose business in New
V ork is valued at 45,000,010, re
cently presented his emplovcs
with checks for $500, $1,000 and
?2,O90, depending on length of
service. "I don't believe in leav
ing money to relatives to squan
der after my death," Schepp ex
plained. "My employes know the
real value of money, I may ask
them to take over my business
in the near future."
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Edna Collins, employed by the New York police, demonstrating to
Assistant District Attorney Wilson, a unique baggy underskirt which
was used for shoplifting by two women sentenced to a month in jail
on theft charge.
(Copyr-ebti 1925i Paci6e tk Atlantic Photoi, lac)
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