New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], February 10, 1926, Image 14

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Fighting llie Indian Buttles All Over Again Sana Casualties
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One of the new models in beaded
lmgs is t ho one shown here. The
colors are green and pink. Raf
fia, kidskin, heads and tapestry,
are glorified in sprint liEtndhags.
Colored Man to Hang for Attack on Girl, 12
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When Capt. Sumpkin (left), Rfi, and Chief . Amos Pond (right), 85,
stopped off in Washington to tell President (,'oolidge about conditions
on the Indian reservations in Oregon they ran into former Maj. (Jen.
Hugh L. Scott, who achieved renown years ago as an Indian fighter.
Reminiscences were in order.
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Handicapped by blindness since
he was seven, K. II. Fribcrg, 2-1,
of Boston, Mass., hasn't lei his
affliction stop his progress. He
and his wiTe (above), whom he
met while both were students at
Boston university, have attract
ed much attention in Boston with
their poetry.
Aviation Inspection Committee
Stitch in Time Save, Mine for Gov. Moore of ISeiv Jersey
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Troops in action ai (ieorgetown courthouse. Soldier No. 1 has jus', aurltd tear hoyth, while No. 2 is
holding rifle in readiness if bom!) fails.
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With gii mkiAs on ; tear bunibs v.ere thrown into mob, national guardsmen lay ready with machine
guns behind sandoag barricade to prevent disorder.
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All aboard means down to work for New Jersey's governor, A. Harry
Moore. No card playing nor wind jamming for this commuting execu
tive on hour trip from bis home in Jersey City to executive office in.
Trenton. Catherine WelHi, secretary, keeps pencil humming on state
letters all the way.
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To get first hand information for use in promoting aviation ball at
the Park Lane hotel. New York, the Misses Katherine von Gontard,
Victoria Bula, Lola Tingue and Ruth Kingsbury (left to right), Junior
league committee in charge, inspected giant Sikorsky passenger plane
at Roosevelt field, N. Y, The girls were awed at size of the ship.
Ith 0. K. to Charleston
Ponzi Indicted
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K ,-'1 Naval hospital si-hool. Greir,vit b, had a snow hattle and, as this photo shows, officer of school
:i in for sov- re b"!:ilii!dmnt when be attomitol to st"P battle.
Charleston and be healthy. That's verdict, of Health Commissioner
Kundesen of Chicago. Reports of heart strain brought Juanita Akin.
Charleston wiz, to his office. She shook a series of snappy steps and
Dr. Bundes' n p illed oat the old stethoscope. "Not a quiver! It's
good exercise: I wish I could do it," was his diagnosis.
Copyright: 1926: Pacific & Atlantic Photoi, Inc.
Mrs. Rosa Ponii
Charles Pon7i. his wife and two
others were indicted at Jackson
ville, Fla., charged with violating
the state law regulating business
eperations. Tonzi will lie re
membered for his dealings in
international reply coupons in
Boston, Mass., in 1?20.