New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1924, Page 14

e R T ) R, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER 'HERALD CAMERA-MEN Boy's Slayers Dare Death Sentence (hy Pacific & Atlantics In surprise move slayers of Robert Franks, son of Chieago million aire, pleaded guilty to murder in Chica, The slain boy" father, Jacob Franks, is one of the principal witnesses, (Left to right) Attorney Bachrach, Leopold, Bailiff and Locb Another Titled Romance (By Pacific & Atlantic) Earl of Galloway and Miss Philippa Wendell of New York have an- nourced their engagement. Couple (above) at home of bride’s mother in England. J. D’s Double (By Pacific & Atlantie) Not only is John Locke (above), Los Angeles, Cal, waiter, a splendid double to John D. ¢ R Rockefeller, but he also buys the in Utah makes swimming com- o G paratively easy, as can plainly gas monarch’s second-hand Wigs e seen in the above photo show- and wears them. Locke i ing Miss Afton Carpenter and shown wearing one of J. D.s Gilbert Sheets of Salt Lake en- headpieces. joying themselves without fear of drowning. Forest Fire’s Path (By Pacific & Atlantic) Salt density of Great Salt lake Razing Idaho forest fire destroyed Naboo mine, near Kellogg. In night and smoke relief workers fought to save miners, Many were mele homeless, Salt Sea Swimming Easy After Alexander Pantages and Ben Rosenberg were beaten by movie star, in Hollywood, Cal, she asked that husband be placed under peace bond. ALD Orn, Distriet Attorney Keyes and Evelyn, her sister, Four Persons Killed in Steamship Crash Stranger Than Fiction (By Pacific & Atlantic) After Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hinton of Atlanta buried boy killed in train wreck who ¢ thought was son, real son, John, appeared in scene. A happy gro\i‘p they made. v Prettiest When Senorita Maria-Louisa Canovas (above) wa§ presented at Spanish court function, Queen of Italy said she \/as the prettiest girl she had ever seen. (By Pacific & Atlantic) A childish desire to play as other children do, in opposition to the wishes of her foster parents, rlotte Krahl, Chi- cago girl, was pinioned hand ¢ and foot in dark closet in this manner, she told police. League Pays Tribute to Woodrow Wilson o 7 LS £rary &SON TONDATER pf (4 soune m::ums ‘ AL UE i In memory of Woodrow Wilson, founder of the League of Nations, this placard was placed on wall of T e League of Nations palace at Geneva. A 5 John €, Howard, hushand of Ora Carewe, =0 .h_, 5 y Maharani of Jind, who arrived in New York on the Leviathan, (Left to right) is not allowed to speak without her husband’s permission, (By Pacific & Atlantic) (By Pacific & Atlantic) More than 600 lives were endangered when the steamship Boston, plying between New York and Boston, was rammed by a tanker off Point Judith, R. I. Great hole smashed in the Boston amidship on port side is showa above, . "Like Father, Like Son (By Pacific & Atlantic) Steve Donoghue, noted American jockey, and son, Patrick, who recently made his bow as jockey, riding in the same race with his da bur, ngland. Here they are shown in the paddock (By Pacific & Atlantic) These children, members of the American colony in Paris, were among the first to spy the Américan world flyers as they neared the landing field in Paris. Paciflc & Atlantic Photos, Ine.) ¢ T e g | | | 5 i