New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1924, Page 12

O I T NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD By Pacific & Atluntic) Cheering throngs made streets almost impassable for gun car- riages and troops of victorious federal troops, (By Pacific & Atlantic) sive photographs In spectacular leap, s jumper, made record of i Governor Re-enters in Triumph In Rome Society Many Ame bers of Rom 1 photo shows Colrini Faith Santucci, daughter of Madame Mola, formerly M Hol vew Y and ( ola, 0il lehem Steel, Pure Obre tock Whaler Blows in With Frozen Cargo d such Arctic weather he abov STOR Ma Takes No Chances 1By Paeific & Atlantic) Gov. Horace M, Towner (above) of Porto Rico, after a conference with President Coolidge, said the situation appeared favorable for the passage of bills granting greater autonomy to Porto Rico. He’s in Full Flight, Folks Ma Stribling is sure to have a picture of the winner, for she snapped them both recently in New York when her rising son, Young Strib- ling, and Mike McTigue (right) meet on March 31 in Newark, N. J. -He Goes to Work on Dare (By Pacific & Atlantie) e just a second after the takeoff, Tullin Thams, champion Nor 50 meters in winter Olympics at Chamonix, Princess-to-Be When girl dared him to go to work, Freddy Milholland of Philadelphia society shoveled snow in pair of spats and kid gloves and earned $3. society, Mrs esort, Deauville, I vhom she soon r a splendid, but Photo shows a pyramid of champions. From top to bottom, Jackie Ott, then Bobby Skelton, with Kruger at the bottom and Johnny Weissmuller to the right, at Miami, Fla. Bang! Baby Hits Earth in Train Crash tion in the custody of his two ildren, claiming that Mrs. ice Hoppe, his wife, was caught room at Hotel Imperial, New after a raid. In erushed wreckage of this auto baby was born to Mrs. Nathan Elman at Mt. Kisco, N. Y., just after auto- mobile going to hospital was struck by a train. Baby was born in snow immediately after wreck. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) A L N O . T S ) a