New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1926, Page 28

" HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY FORCE OF DIS ASTROUS KANSAS FLOOD GRAPHICALLY SHOWN e, _ HEROINES OF FLOOD il Mrs. Junie Chubb (seated) and Lois Reed are being ac- claimed as heroines of disastrous flood which swept through Burlington, Kan.” They remained in phone building wh}le waters rose in it, warning subscribers and summoning aid. Photo of the main street in Burlington, Kan.,- shows graphically' the destructiye force of flood which threatened to wipp:gut.th&t_qwn. Note, at left, yaters swirling around edge of building, and ywaves in the current in centert of sl:‘Cet.‘ London’s. new lord-mayo Sir G. R. Blades ris Upset Upshaw Georgia is reberverating with upset given “dryest man in congress,” Rep. W. D. Up- shaw, by J. Leslie Steele, De- catur, lawyer. Stecle won DPemocraic congressi m- ination over Up hich amounts to election. mington Cors r in on fame she won ing Engli foy, appearance on Broadway stage, MRS. WILSON PRESENT AS LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETS ¢ Notz shown in (right) ou 3 Mrs. Woodre on, widow of “fa after witne; ing opening ceremonies. U. S. S. SARATOGA NEARLY READY TO JOIN FI ring completion Photo shows it at Camden wmtor Tow w or hn Out for Governor Cromwell, Kentucky's first woman sec- retary of state, is being boomed for Democratic gu- bernatorial nomination in 1927 Emma The Horse Laugh No doubt you've heard « the ‘horse laugh,” but pro! ably you've never seen o1 Obliging Chicago horse der mstrates. Owner believes t ed has film talent and i taking him to Hollywood NEW OIL FIELD PROMISES WEALTH TO UTAH FONCK PL?NE'S RADIO — % ¢ y d oped Moab > say. Photo shows first well and its extr2o 1 field of Utah m ba}‘ge which is only means of reaching it. t of Fonck New Yor _Pay plane is it tube receiver is Charles Clavier, original choice for radio operator on the air ship, ANYTHING MAY CONCEAL RADIO SET Generals who led German army to defea orand review of war veterans was held at Nuremburg, Bavaria. GERMAN GENERALS RECL nlin}\x‘y setting, a few feet from river. an AIM GLORY - reclaimed some of their old pomp when 1, Prince Rupprecht; 2, Prince Oscar, son of ex-kaiser; 3, Field Marshal Von Mackensen, who crushed Russian offense. N yme unique receiving sets are being shown at national how in New-York. The fountain conceals a loud S/ BB “ons to wardrobe of Hope Hampton, actres i A »*7?‘&":1-4@\ s and wife of Jules Br maet