oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-12

World Events As GUATEMALA'S EX-PRESIDENT IN EXILE Former President Herrera of Guatemala and his wife, regarded as one of the beauties of the South American colony in Paris, are living a life of exile in the French capital. Before a revolution forced Herrera to flee his country he was the wealthiest coffee baron in Central America. Former President Herrera of Guatemala and his wife, regarded as one of the beauties of the South American colony in Paris, are living a life of exile in the French capital. Before a revolution forced Herrera to flee his country he was the wealthiest coffee baron in Central MME. MELBA MAKE DEBUT IN POLITICS Mme. Nellie Melba. Mme. Nellie Melba, the well-known operatic star, who was reported retired some time ago "In favor of younger singers," as she said, is rumored to be again. In for politics in England she is understood that she is the campaign for election to parliament. CHILDHOOD ROMANCE CULMINATES IN THE MARRIAGE OF YOUNG VANDERBILT CHILDHOOD ROMANCE CULMINATES IN THE MARRIAGE OF YOUNG VANDERBILT Miss Emily O'Neill Davies and William H. Vanderbilt. The announced engagement of Miss Emily O'Neill-Davies of New York to William H. Vanderbilt, heir to the vast millions left by Alfred Glynn-Vanderbilt, belongs to light a childhood romance. Miss Davies is an ultimate friend of Alfred Vanderbilt's and died just three days after Vanderbilt went to his death on the Lusitania. Young Vanderbilt is twenty-one. As Seen By The Plain "FRAMED, THEN KIDNAPPED," IS MRS. PHILLIPS' CRY Mrs. Clara Phillips, center, snapped with Mrs. Etta Mac Johnson ("baby sister"), left, and matron, right, on return from Honduras. "I was framed. Another woman killed Mrs. Meadows. Then I was kidnapped from jail." This is the cry of Mrs. Clara Phillips, "hammer murderess," returned from Honduras to serve her penitentiary sentence at San Quentin, Cal., for killing Mrs. Alberta Meadows. Mrs. Phillips was captured in Honduras as she and a male companion were about to engineer a revolution designed to moke them rulers of that country, officials assert. Her companion is held in Honduras. Mrs. Clara Phillips, center, snapped with Mrs. Etta Mae Johnson ("baby sister"), left, and matron, right, on return from Honduras. "I was framed. Another woman killed Mrs. Meadows. Then I was kidnapped from jail." This is the cry of Mrs. Clara Phillips, "hammer murderess," returned from Honduras to serve her penitentiary sentence at San Quentin, Cal., for killing Mrs. Alberta Meadows. Mrs. Phillips was captured in Honduras as she and a male companion were about to engineer a revolution designed to moke them rulers of that country, officials assert. Her companion is held in Honduras. U.S. BOASTS LARGEST BOMBING PLANE Uncle Sam's new Barling bomber with workmen tearing down the scaffold erected to support triple wings while under construction. Uncle Sam's new triple planed Barling bomber is said to be the largest plane of its kind in the world. Recently completed it will have its first tests at Wright Field, Dayton, O. While under construction a huge scaffolding was erected to support the triple wings of the giant craft. THOUSANDS LEFT HOMELESS IN OKLAHOMA CITY FLOOD hove, parts of residence district flooded, water reaching eaves of house at right. Below, victims removing groceries from flooded store. Thousands of persons were left homeless and enormous property damage was done in the recent flood which inundated much of Oklahoma City, sweeping houses from their foundations and threatening the lives of the dwellers. These photos show how portions of the city looked after the flood. Failure of dykes designed to prevent such floods to hold the high water made conditions worse. The water, when released by the breaking retaining walls, swept all before it. Plain Dealer Camera S' CRY and matron, right, on ion were about to revolution designed m rulers of that als assert. Her comdo in Honduras. HIS TRIAL CAUSES HIS TRIAL CAUSES CRISIS IN FRANCE Marcel Cachin. Refusal of the French senate to try Marcel Cachin, communist leader, accused of activities against the French government in the Ruhr district, has brought about a grave political crisis in France. Premier Poincare attempted to resign because of the senate's action and renewed outbursts against the French officials occurred in the Ruhr districts. LATEST PHOTO OF POPE PIUS XI LATEST PHOTO OF POPE PIUS XI Pope Pius XI at left, strolling through vatican gardens. This most recent photo of the pope shows him enjoying a walk through the beautiful vatican gardens. It is one of the few photos taken of the new pontiff outside of those made on official occasions.