New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, April 13, 1926, Image 16

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], April 13, 1926, Image 16
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Declaring he is not the father of his wife's brihy, Itiulolph Model! has de
manded that a Chicago court select three physicians to submit hhu, his wife
and th baby to a blood test. The demand creates a precedent in Illinois
courts. Picture shows the hnby an'l wife.
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Tolpi)hone' company employes at Chicnso enfase In their annual chess
match with New York, each team remaining in its home town. Moves are
telegraphed and recorded on a telegrarh typewriter.
Underwood & Underwood Photo
Pedro Cortellis, Cuban, is an expert at paper cutting and with his scissors
can produce with stnrtling swiftness likenesses of almost anything. Here
he is at work in his Now York studio, copying a model.
Underwood A Underwood Photo
This girl Isn't obliged to wait for a prince charming. Seven crown princes
are ready to marry her the mlnuta she snys "yes." She's Princess Ileana.
' IS, daughter of the king and queen of Rumania.
Pius XI Receives Ambassadors of the Faith
French Convicts Bound for 'Island of Living Death'
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Heroic Horse Gets U. S. Pension 2 fe"' -' ; . i''l -"7
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elected president of the Nashville,
Chattanooga & St. Iouis railroad,
started as relief agent at a little
branch line for $15 a week. In 2S
vears time he has risen from that job
"to the presidency of the road.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. honorary president f fte Girl Scouts, formally
opens a Washington coffee shop, the profits of which will be turned over to
that organization. Left to right: Mis Helen Page, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs.
I'harles R. Lindsay, district commissioner of the Girl Scouts.
Smooth Out Tacna-Arica Wrinkles
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Mrs. Marearot Ponton, Baltimore, bclicre Am"rican ideas are hftfr than
.risii ones o sue rarnrs nrr i. any a la scpinw. .nrv. i.'emon gis B'T
Tim Tarver, S feet fl inches in height, considered the world's tallest ma
ling Major Mite, .! inches tall and weighing 21 pounds in one hand, a
ms worth of Moue Mouiain half dollars in the other.
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Secretary of State Kellogg, in his Washington office, seeks with representatives of Chile and Pern to nntangle
ihe Tacna-Arica mare. Left to right: (standing), Dr. Santiago F. Bedoya, second secretary of the Peruvian em-
bassy; Alfredo I'rada, first secretary of the same embassy; Francis White, chief of Latin-American section, state
department; Don Frederico Agacio, counselor of the Chilean embassy; Benjamin Cohen, secretary of the Chilean
embassy. (Seated), IIrnan (correct) Velarde, Peruvian ambassador, Secretary Kellogg, Dr. Michel Cruchado,
Chilean ambassador. .

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