New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1926, Page 16

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I NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD R R T e e e e e e "HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY B L 00 Anthracite Coal Workers Back in the Mines Yep, It’s a Dog Woman Lives After 70-Foot Leap Facial Magic? Latest Photo, (By Pacifled Atlantie) strike, mainten- shown removing an accumulation of rock and ice from mine near Scranton, Pa. (By Pacifie & Atlantic) Note outcropping of coal on This picture of Mrs. Robert Fischer's champ black and tan snapping roof. How'd you like it in your a picture was taken at the Westminster Kennel club show in New bin? York. Peter can almost hide behind the camera. Death Rides With Overnight Air Mail /& At Time of Murder. A hoax in case of Luke O'Neill, arrested at Danville, Ill., who spected by Illinois au- s after supposed identi- on by fingerprints. O’Neill he had face remodeled to recognition as M slayer. Police now douk (By Pacific & Atantic) (A) Shows where car plunged. (B) Where it struck. Looming up like a spectre, the Washington monumer it's impressive durir e recent fall of tion capital, presenting a somcwhat unfamiliar appearance, of i Offered $10,000,000 Romance Recalls Gland Farm Wreckage of auto after death plunge. Tearing through the rail of a bridge at Washington, D. C., as auto dropped seventy feet, a woman, Mrs. John A. Standish, was killed. A woman companion, Kathryn Collins, still lives, though badly hurt. The heavy snow inte which car plunged probably saved her life. Seeks Russian Crown Jewels Killing Reunites Family f the Women Protest Double Code in Catheari-Craven Case Acquitted of murder of other woman, M osephine Farmer of Memphis, Tenn., has become reunited with h mes F. Farmer X and son, Jimmie (all above). Unwri: E dom for Mrs 0 % 3 Farmer, tried as slayer of Mrs. Mary Lee, in latter’s fashionable 1 trouserettes make Col. J. 0. Miller of Oklahoma berore sailing from New York said he Memphis apartment last Oct. 30 screen vamp, at was going to try and buy the Russian erown jewels for a syndicate. m hic Recse (above), his protege, accompanied the westerner. Copyright: 1926: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc a‘ITiWImllNIlilllilllllll!llllilliIlilxlmiliiiiIIINI?Hil|!lili\Ni%illll\lliliiiflf"‘"i I I e e e B Bibes

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