New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1926, Page 16

HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY U. S. and German Warships Meet at Last! Renee Adoree Weds Again Key to Mystery Prison Closes on Chapman Betrayer 1 American port since befol world war is visiting Photo shows rui the “Hamburg” (right) passing a king flowers Canada’s New Ruler George Cudahy (sbove), 12, 7 found the gun which police believe will solve the my r Missing Lay Dignitary % 28, yvered in ¢ ch near Wis., in October in is the first ce have found. A year hence prison doors will open : Shean, confes “black sheep turned s and sent Gerald Chapman, his companion in a robbery, Connecticut’s gallows. Shean is seen (left) entering pris where his stay will be comparatively short as a result of “service to the state.” “:”»u~](] wed ( 1 L ( e : ‘: : Prince’s Hostess ¢ For Church Congre g RO e : Title Worth $2,000 has been gre King at Bonaparte Funeral —T) e %) .. Erwosrmaess {' = 7 27 /8 = - = Cotint 1ond d'Yan- ville 2 neral of the i ic con- west photo of Viscount ingdon, picked to be new 5 e + B nor general of Canada, Mrs. Aimee 2l / g ALl a Liberal, with exper noted in Calif : HonS o 1ce as a British administra- evangelis tor in India. from her ho ¢ les, Followers fear foul play ch is ex- 500,000 May Be Pennsylvania’s Next “First Family” Mme. Wallmar Bostrom, - = = wife of the Swedish minister ‘Beauty queen of the uni- This 74-foot bronze stay to Washington, will be the of- verse” is the title conferred f{ro lome is being erect ficial hdstess of the crown on Catherine Moylan, winner on grounds of St. Mary-q prince and crown princess of in annual bathing girl revue the-Lake semin at Mung Sweden on their American at Gal on, Tex. Herhome lein, Ill., in preparation f§ visit. She is busy arranging is in Dallas. Fir:t prize was the international cut'iun’«f] a series of functions for them worth $2,000, - congress in June. L , Girls Set Up Dictatorship in Spokane nation, which amounts to"elecs —a " . t polls Harrisburg shows, 1, his mother; ! and Underwood ers at . Bona- (t salute Strengthens Older Ships Against Planes 10 e For a week girls extended their jurisdiction from men to the whole of Spokane, Wash. They held all of the administrative offices, preached in the city pulpits, worked in the great industrial plants. Even the postoffice was turned over to them, as the photo indi- cates. Note the revolver carried by the young woman in the center. Spokane is declar- ing girls’ week, organized to teach the blossoming women citizenship, a beautiful success. ) guar adelphia yard, <