New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1926, Page 15

T T e WHERE EIGHT WERE TRAPPED 300 FEET DOWN sud- denly trapped by an explosion. The tunnel is being constructed for a gigantic water-ma One of the bodies may be seen in the photo. ' % New Brunswick, N. J., soon will be scene of one of most notable murder trials in U. S. history, Formal charges have been placed against (I to r.) Willie Stevens, Henry Cars pender, Mrs. Frances Hall and Henry Stevens, four years after slaying of Rev. E. W, Hell and Mrs. Eleanor Mills, choir singer, Tasting Victory AIMEE’'S ARREST PREDICTED /: v L i ¢ E3 . Underwood and Underwood ¥ ssurance that Liberty led by W. L. Mackenzie above), will be in power Predictions that Aimee MacPherson soon will be arrested, are being made in Los Angeles. Reason is her admission anada for some months to that she paid $5,000 to Mrs. Lorraine Wiseman to fake lcome, was given in dominion an bi upsetting charge Mrs. MacPherson spent 10 days elections, with 2 man in Carmel, Cal. Mrs. Wiseman is seen telling her story to S. S. Hahn, now her attorney. MILLION DOLLAR MANSION KEPT VACANT BY OWNER Million dollar mansion ereeted on Heart Tsland (one of the Thousand _in St. Lawrence river, by A € Bolt. candy manutiacturer, never has been oceupied It was ted tor Mrs Bolt. bin she died betgre 1t was completed Photo shows the house, Laftey Germsp A"'f‘ ; | . ) ) A SHIP GOES DOWN Underwood and Underwood Unusual phn!n shows an admiralty tug standing by after saving crew of S. S. Cassard, following a collision. The # steamer went down within a short time. ESTELLE FILLS JACK'S HOTEL JOB hotel in Los 1 i rtant business.” She is seen officiating as clerk between times at the film studio. WHERE 50 DIED IN MOVIE Mem ater, firepwoof, may be erected on site of cinema in Drun gher, Ireland, in which 50 persons died in a fire. Photo shows all that was left by flames, HINDENBURG EMULATES COOLIDGE H Like Coolidge. President Hindenburg of Germany, pre- fers the “simple life” when it’s vacation time He is seen Newest photo of Elbert H. Gary, chairman of board, United States Steel Corp., who is expected to announce his vetirement on his 80th birthday, Oct. 8. New photo of Lieut. L. W. Curtain, U. 8. N,, picked at the last minute to accompany Rene Fonck on New York- Paris flight as navigator. Ill- ness-of Lieut. A, P. Snody forced the change. ., [-a AFTERMATH OF KANSAS FLOOD New photos from Kansas flood area show waters receding, and beginnin of A work. Store in Burlington is using lines strung through aisles to drybits Stogck, salvage __N. Y. SHOW EMPHASIZES RADIO’S GREAT ADVANCE 7, exhibits at na- y of exhibition. v shields L Radio 1s de\'elogmg rapidly trom a luxury tnto a domestic nece tional radio show in New York, indicate. Large photo gives general vi o BA R i - ) N