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PROMINENT FIGURES IN BRUNEN TRIAL. Prosecutor
Jonathan Kdsey, Supreme Court Justice Kalisch and Judge H. B.
Wells, of Burlington County Court, photegrnphed at Courthouse
THIS IS THE JURY WHO WILL DECIDE THE FATE of Mrs. Deris Bruncn and Harry Mehr, en trial
for the murder of the woman's husband, "Honest Jehn" Bruncn, shot te death at Riverside, N. J., en March
10. The trial opened yesterday with a rush, the jury being selected in four hours and thirteen minutes.
, Ninety-eight talesmen were examined
MRS. DORIS BRUNEN, upon whom the prosecution
endeavors te pin death plot, demanding lirst-degree
verdict. Photographed in her cell at Mount Helly jail
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Carrere, daughter of late Anna Held, arrival en
S. S. Paris
TEX HAMER, elected
captain of 1923 Penn
football eleven
AT BRUNEN TRIAL IN MOUNT HOLLY. On the left is Mrs. Marie Powell, wife of the self-confessed slayer of
"Honest Jehn" Brunen. Charles M. Powell, shown in .the center. On the right is pictured Hazel Parkstrem, stepdaugh
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tatue, "The Spirit of Louvain Rising Frem the
Ashes," typifying restoration of Louvain library
BECKER, TWINS WATCH FUNERAL OF
THEIR MURDERED MOTHER from window
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PARACHUTE BEATS PLANE TO EARTH. Dick Cruikshank landing with
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her arrival in United Statee nose. Mayer Amy Kaukonen is pictured getting
ready for visitors
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l, feund abandoned at Twenty-ninth and Market streets yesterday, The
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ESCORTED BY THE FAMOUS FIRST CITY TROOP, euf martyred President, William
McKinley, is pictured riding in his carriage through cheering crowd lining Spring Garden street
at Seventeenth en occasion of his visit te Philadelphia in 1809 te attend the dedication of .Wash-
inerten Menumnnt at Fairmount Park. P1" nnd us veur old Philadelehla 'photographs
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