- LATE WORLD NEWS TOLD IN PICTURES
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WHEN A LOCOMOTIVE RUNS AWAY—This damage resulted
when a freight locomotive ran away from its crew, in Paris, at
tained a tpeed of 80 mile* an hour and crashed into a suburban
local, injuring 82 persons. The locomotive started its unguided
nut U the engineer and fireman were seated at the side of the track,
, eating lunch.
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HUEY’S MEN—
National guards
men mobilized by
Senator Huey P.
Long for duty at
the New Orleans
elections gaze
upon the Missis
sippi river, from
one of the docks
on which they
have been bil
leted. Many of
the soldiers are
from the hills of
northern , Louis
iana and are get
ting their first
g 1 i m p s e of the
river, f
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PAYS HOMAGE—William Far
num, hero of many a silent drama,
is among those who recently
turned out to do honor to Max
Reinhardt, European theatrical
producer.
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AS TRAGIC STORY OF LINER UNFOLDS—Dickerson N. Hoover, left, director of»the steamship inspec
tion service, listens as Ivan Freeman, third mate, extreme right, tells his version at the New York in
quiry of Vie fire which consumed the Morro Castle.
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STUBBORN BLAZE—Fire Chief
"William Taggart of Asbury Park
is shown aboard the blazing hulk
of the Morro Castle, heading a
company of firemen who trained
two hose lines, each throwing
water at the rate of 1,000 gallons
a minute on the ship.
NEAR TRAGEDY—Failure to
sight this yacht, the Black Ar
row, for two days caused Presi
dent Roosevelt and his family un
easiness until it sailed irvto Port
land, Me., harbor with James
Roosevelt and his companions
safe aboard William Hunter
Perry, John Knowlton and Elliott
Knowlton, are shown on deck.
Notice the jumbo sail damaged in
the storm the boat rode out.
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3N STRIKE FRONT—This encampment of Company H, North Carp
ina national guards, has been set up to protect textile mills which
have reopened,
CREATING ROMANCE—Once again Venice stages its annual re
gatta with all its old world color and pomp. Gay barges and gon
dolas bearing officials are shown "parading” down the Grand canal.
STRANGE PALS — Whenever
Jack Steen of Seattle, Wash.,
wants a pal to swim with, he goes
to the beach, calls, and his pet
seal conics a-flipping.
ANOTHER LAST ROUNDUP—These sheep at Ogden. Utah, stockyards are a part of the western flock being thinned through the govern
went sheep reduction program planned to relieve the drouth-congested ranges.
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ALL HOPPED UP!—Just to get
into the spirit of the occasion
Dorothy Hansen dons a. pair of
shorts made of hops, at Independ
ence, Ore,, as 20,0ft0 pickers start
the annual harvest of hops.