Queen of Fiesta Crowned Olive Louis Martindale
Miss Olive Louis Martindale of San Antonio Texas was crowned Queen of the Court of the Sea during the Fiesta de San Facinto ceremony marking the annual celebration.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
2
Miss Olive Louis Martindale of San Antonio Texas was crowned Queen of the Court of the Sea during the Fiesta de San Facinto ceremony marking the annual celebration.
A new photograph shows Rear Admiral Colby M. Chester, retired, who says he obtained from the Turkish Nationalist government an extensive concession. The agreement draws objections from France Britain and Italy over its terms and scope.
Eamonn de Valera, leader of the Irish Republic, issues a proclamation halting hostilities with the Free State forces and inviting negotiations under specified terms.
Florine Findlay DeHart aged sixteen of Bristol Washington was chosen as America’s most beautiful girl in a nationwide contest by New York based magazines. She will visit New York to pose for noted American portrait painters and senators.
Raymond Knutson a Minneapolis boy found a bundle of bonds in an alley and sold them for five cents. A buyer showed them to a banker and detectives recovered 10 275 dollars plus 14 600 from a coal pile. The bonds were part of 82 875 dollars stolen from the Rock Bank at Maiden Rock Wisconsin.
A new mechanical mail sorting device has been installed in the Washington post office to insure early dispatch. Five operators at key boards feed letters into a system resembling a linotype machine. Pressing two keys directs each letter to a designated cell for sorting.
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