New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1926, Page 14

e R R AN, LA 20 e B LR T PR TR R 5 = HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY SUZANNE DAZZLES EAST WITH $25,000 WARDROBE THRONGS SEE 10 COOKED TO DEATH IN FIRE ON SHIP Paris to wear during her appears ances as a professional layer ictured above. TEDY ROUGH RIDES AGAIN 3 i ¢ 3 o 3 of residents of Yokohama, Japan, stood on pier, helpless, and watched 10 persons die in flames aboard i ;x ?\}Luu;l Thirty-four others were seriously injured. A blast started the fire. Photo shows flaming tanker ng starpoard. Teacher Is Censor ' Bud’s Cinderella JIM REED TO ACT IN INDIANA POLITICAL MESS amsse— Eg RKET STREET (30 EAST MA Olga Nethersole, a magic name on stage 20 years ago, is back from Britain, not to 10,” but to confer Is of National Th. Theodore Roosevelt i 8 biography of his rc s 3 Ry resented by Frank I o erto unknow Indianapolis,Indiana has the role, : ¥ob, 12th 1985 MYSTERY SUB HAS NAME INSTEAD OF NUMBER In return for the politiecel support of D.C.Stephenson,in the cvent that I am elected Mayor of Indianapolis,Ind, I promise nof to appoint any person as a memder of the Board of Public Works with out they first have the endorsement of D,C,Stephenson, T also aggree and promise to appoint Claude Worley as Chief of Police and Barl Klenck 28 a Ceptain, . " 2 — + Stillman % Y e . gl e come doesn't “smo nd doesn’t wear ¢ clothes. b » e 4 ut is on in Por 5 | : Signed by me this 12th,Day of Feb,1925- @, LN James A. Reed (right), chairman of U. S. senate campaign probe committee, may take charge of investigation of alleged poliical corruption in Indiana. Two of documents he will have to work with are shown. Bottom, letter with signature of J. L. Duvall, In- dianapolis mayor, which gives power to D. C. Stephenson, former K. K. K. dragon, to pick appointees. Above, another letter to Stephenson, with Duvall’s signature. Duvall de- clares they are forgeries. More revelations are promised. RADIO WINS OVER OPERA STARS Another Melba? VR o ’ & -’ . e = § y : S Bankers’ ‘‘Premier ITAIN AFTER S. AMERICAN TRADE | “Self-made” is Melvin A. t i » : lor, Kentuckian, new 1 A{]Ififn L]“(' th d, s ts trad 3 : - - president of American Bank- *1“‘”l' ‘:1 "‘(‘)" W“ nsational sing. 1 ng T b ‘1‘1\ m“‘”‘“ I}l.',,l“ : : Bennett, companion of Lieut. Comdr. R. F. Byrd ers’ Association. He studied Metropolitan Opera, New York, has finally consented to doito T ,,1 {on : ok ; FOCADMITE TONE oS Th ah g on first flight atross North Pole, is beginning two months’ law at night while a grocery allow some of its stars to sing by radio. As result Louise Sheridan 1s having a tr \ ) e A tour of U. ane to advertise aviation. Guggenheim clerk, then went into banking, Hunter, Middletown, O., soprano, and (inset) Clarence White- :[nx;xl;qi t‘l’u‘;x"‘lv;: ]‘.[ 7 <‘, g in{ S 3 3 n IMH ¢ 1.‘“ 5 : or Arg ‘lln](l‘:ur promotion of aeronautics, is sponsoring trip. Plane nmstere(}fi:x‘mntceh,_rz.se tr{ pé‘fi%— hill, American tenor, are now participating in Kent Sunday b S Reitich el X L GE : AYUSVRILES and its crew are shown. From top to bottom: John Me- idency of First National, Chi- evening programs, broadcast from New York throu ("‘rgm“‘ in British C“‘?f‘z’] Phail. mechanic; Bennett, Rernt P»?»L : G earn Ha js 4R : S S h: ugh a <8