The Syracuse Journal, Volume 29, Number 41, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 11 February 1937 — Page 7

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 11, 1937

Latest Pictures and Bargains Os The Day

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m 9 t ■' /f || J|| Bb Hfl «* NIPPONESE FEMINIST LEADER —Baroness Keichi Ishimoto, Japanese feminist leader, is pictured in San Francisco, following her arrival from the Orient. The baroness, an advocate of birth control, plans a lecture tour, of America.

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These baseball luminaries are enjoying a bit of sun and recreation at Miami Beach before starting on their arduous spring training routine* Those pictured are, left to right, Hank'Greenberg of the

Detroit Tigers, Jimmy Foxx, Boston Red Sox; Lyn Lary, Cleveland Indians: Dizzy Dean. St. Louis Cardinals, and Goose Goslin of the Tigers, ali veterans of the .‘‘great American game".

VWI? Ib3k - & JK:wL fe. (Ibk •.' I h.ifeaei , Robert Metzger % Charles A. Russell, 50-year-old Denver mining operator, believed victim of a weird blackmail plot, was shot twice, allegedly by his ex-chauffeur, Robert Metzger, 30. above. Metzger was said by police to have driven Russell to a lonely spot outside of Denver, shot him twice and then locked him in the rear of the automobile for 14 hours while he made the rounds of night clubs. Police •> were investigating the theory that Russell had been “put on the spot” at the instigation <rf persons who had blackmailed him out of most of his possessions.

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