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NEW YORK, Sept., 16, (/P)—Nina
Wilcox Putman, magazine writer,
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j real estate man of New York and
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and she has been divorced twice.
AUSTRALIAN WINS
TIVERTON, N. J„ Sept., 16, (/P)—
Stolid Tom Heeney, veteran Aus
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cal but clean cut victory over the
mountainous Jose Santa of Portu
gal in a free swinging 12-round
bout before 15,000 persons. Heeney
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AUTO-GIRO CRASHES
DETROIT, Sept., 15, (£>)—An
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crashed while making a landing at
the State Fair grounds here. Mrs.
Putman was not injured.
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Ted Louis of the trolling boat
Sophie is in the federal jail
and was to be arraigned before
the United States commissioner
charged . with “assault with a
dangerous weapon and obstruct
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says the Chronicle.
Deputy Marshal Caswell and
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They overhauled his boat near
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According to the officers, when
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I again set out and overhauled the
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j of the troller and arrested the
'owner and brought him to town
where he was locked up in the
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FEARING EPIDEMIC
BELIZE, Sept. 15. (JP)—Fearing
serious conditions, this city, which
is under the threat of a water
shortage and a possible epidemic,
the natives are fleeing as rapidly
as possible.
Fire threatened the complete
destruction caused by the storm
and flood, as the work of bury- ;
ing and cremating the dead went j
on. Lieutenant Commander T. L.
Morrow, U. S. N., in charge of
medical relief, said the total known
dead does not exceed 500, but
that the toll may be doubled when
complete information is available.
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