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ON HER KNEES TO START HER DOG. Mr-.. Henry
West "seconds" Mill Hill Midget," in a race at the West
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Editorial Page interview
CALLS HIMSELF "A CONGRESSIONAL DAIRYMAN." Con
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en his farm at Frascr, N. Y.
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FIGHTING INSECTS ALONG ROOSEVELT ROUI EVARD.
Park Commission empleyes hae been spraying trees and
p'ents for several days .
BUSY IN HER "FACTORY." Lil
lian Martin, three years old, making
n paper chain nt the Friends' play
ground, at Fourth and Green streets
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Chicago, who assisted in
preparing injunction
against striking shepmen
NEW TYPE GLIDER. This moterics ene-decker plane piloted by
ISaren Fieyberg-Harth near Rerlin. It has a record of staying in air
for mere than two hours
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TOE HISTORIC OLD BLUE BELL HOTEL nt Islnnd read and
Woodland avenue. This building is new the property of the Fair
mount Park Commission. Albert V. .Johnsten, 51G3 Funsten street,
is the contributor
MISS T A L A L L A II
BANKHEAD, daughter of
Congressman Bankhead,
of Alabama, Is appearing
In Washington theatre
WHERE SEVEN RAILROAD SHOPMEN WERE BURNED TO DEATH. Ruins of
the Pennsylvania Railroad's Thirteenth street bunkhetise nt Pittsburgh, where shop
workers slept. Firemen are searching the ruins for ether bodies
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THERE IS STILL HOPE. Rrscuc workers at Jacksen, Calif., report thnt they have
heard signals from the foi'ty-seon miners entombed in the Argonaut mine. The etching
shows the Argonaut mine buildings
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Biddle and Craig Biddle, Jr., in a box at Ferest Hills, L. I.
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president of the club Jeseph Wcideman, captain of the queit tesscrs
THEY CAN TOSS 'EM. Three members of the Merchant ille Quoit Club, who
aided in routing the Pitman queit team when the Pitmanites visited Merchantville te
contest for the Seuth Jersey championship
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MAYBE. Jacob Wagner,
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Rochester" is ready for the annual
pageant
JUST BEFORE HIS LABOR -DAY SPEECH. Samuel
Gempcrs, president of the American Federation of Laber,
at Point Breeze Park '
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TWO OF THE RESCUERS descend main shaft of the Argonaut "MOTHER" MARY JONES, for
mine at Jacksen, in a carriage. The men are equipped with oxygen years a friend of labor, is
tanks seriously ill "at the home of a
friend in Washington
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WALTER SCOTT with his Flemish
IT RAINED-BUT THERE WAS PLENTY OF FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD ON THE OPENING
DAY OF THE PHILADELPHIA COUNTY FAIR AT BYBERRY
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THE SPANIARD WON. Zcnze Shlmidzu (left),' the Japanese star,
went down te defeat in an exhibition game played at Ferest Hills with
Manuel Alonse as his opponent
JAMES L. FIESER heads
domestic operations for
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of Camden, wen out-of-town
baby prize at West West
vllle carnival
nftnlEIICAiN. STAR M,8 IIeln Snbie, of Newark, N. J., who wen
standing bread-jump and broke record in 100-yard 1 hurdles during
games in Paris
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