New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1924, Page 13

Many Injured in ’ By Pacific & Atlantic) The above car being dragged 300 yards aufter it left the track, in- terior of this day railroad car was smashed and t of the oceu- pants of car were injured in tr that was de at Whitings- vilie, Mass. Survivor \ On ihe Riviera (By Pactlic & Atlani'e) He remembered the Maine, John (By Pacilic & Atlantle) Smith (above), now at Salvation 1t's nice to be at Nice, says Miss Army industrial home in Birm- Madge Saunders (above), Eng- ingham, Ala., becwse he was on lish ac here shown display it when it was blown up. ing a real Rivieran smile, A Desert Accident 3o A sy Ry Pacifie & Atlan Catching fire in middle of the desert in California (oh, fornia has desert land), this truck was prey for flames, as waler was miles away. Survivors of the Il-Fated Santiago Ten of the crew of the ill-fated Santiago, which sank off Cape Hatteras re and told of the heroism of Capt. Baldwin who, aft er all the crew left the the mast and was lost. MEN T SRETITIT Dempsey-Carpentier Fiims Disputed LBy Pacific & Atlant Gaston 1B, Means getting his evidence ready. . C. Quimby, producer of Dempsey-Carpentier fight fi (By Pacifie & Atlantic) This is The Shack at Sweet Brier, Washington Court House, Ohio, which Roxie Stinson in her story to committee said was used by (By Pacific & Atlantic) Not fully recovered from injury to collarbone in last fall, Prince of Wales (bove) yesterday fell from mount in steeplechase and was kicked in face by steed. Policeman Held in Double Shooting 1By Pacific & Atlantic) I, C, Quimby (above), New York filry man, told of plan to evade law in sale of Dempsey-Car- pentier fight films, told the inve: wtors of Attorney General Daugherty that he (Quimby) had entered into plan with friends of Jes Smith, Daugherty’s friend, to show and transport fight films and evade law. Means, who gave sensational testimony recently, was not recalled. -, The King of Norway (extreme left) and the Queen (the third from the left) enjoy a little skiing at Holmenkollen, a famous Norwegian winter sports resort. X The Law Ry Pacific & Atlant arrived in New York , lashad himself to Where the Musecle Counts These hard-pulling athietes are members of the champ 28th Overseas division, now at Philadélphia. They h scheduled to play pcwerful teams in Pittsburg’ nunzio (above) b; Emmanucl. f Royal Skiiers K | (By Pacifie & Atlantic) Felonious assault and attempted extortion charges were lodged against Patrolman Daniel Bruns (above), New York policeman, held without bail after he had shot Thomas O'Brien, an emnloye, and Michael J. Trolan, proprietor of a cabaret on West F. gtreet, New York, when, it is charged, Bruns's demand not heeded. Thrill of Thrills . provided by Capt. D. ( above), who told Dau, gators of border expected v X Striking picture shows Al Wilson, aerial stunt fiyer, just after ht prom changing from one airplane to another, several thousand feet in the tell of Carpentier- air over Los eles, Cal. Wilson, aided by Pi Fraok Tomick ilms, ® and Boyd Montieth, performs this little trick almost daily. The Mysterious Murder Room (By Pacific & Atlantic) In this room at Linden, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. T. Walley and Mrs. M. Morse were shot and beaten to death by gorilla-like man, whe is still sought. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, inc.) B B BRI T i e b AT A T i St A i