Bible Visualized on Screen Five Dozen Bible Pictures Planned
The Historical Film Company of America announces a motion picture project to render the Bible from Genesis to Revelation on screen without sectarian bias. Raymond Wells directs a no star cast plan to film fifty two two reel pictures beginning with Creation and ending with Revelation, with Jeru ne and sacred sites recreated in Southern California.
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Historical Film Company of America
Raymond Wells
Hollywood
Calif
Oberammergau
Mr. Wells
California
J. A. McGill
Vancouver
Washington
George E. Reynolds
Portland
Oregon
Wells
Gustave Dore
Tissot
John
Garden of Eden
Palace of
Belshazzar
Tower of Babel
Solomon’s Temple
Abraham
Pharah
Joseph
Christ
Jerune
Dolorosa
Bethlehem
Bethany
Jericho
Nazareth
Holy Ground
Berne
Tenm
Cabiria
Bethulia
Elaine unrest leaves dozens dead and detained
In Elaine Arkansas, after civil and military control takes hold, five white and fourteen Black deaths are confirmed with dozens under guard. Two hundred negras held by troops and sixty by civil authorities as investigations cite tenant farmer propaganda.
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Associated Press
Helena
Ark
Elaine
Ira Proctor
Slaine
Fire and Accident Prevention Day proclaimed in Oklahoma
Oklahoma designates October 9 as Fire and Accident Prevention Day. Governor J. B. A. Robertson urges households to inspect homes for fire hazards, businesses to remove risks, schools to educate children, and officials to organize a statewide prevention campaign. The proclamation, dated September 29, 1919, emphasizes conserving resources and reducing losses from avoidable fires and accidents.
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Chicago
United States
State of
Oklahoma
J. B. A. Robertson
Joe S. Morris
Sec’y. of State
Gate Receipts of Series Will Break Records
Chicago October 3. Observers foresee record World Series attendance and gate receipts as Cincinnati Nationals and Chicago Americans contest best five of nine. Revenues will push past 1912 highs though players and owners reap a smaller share, with leagues and franchises benefiting collectively.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cincinnati Nationals
Chicago Americans
Boston Americans
New York Nationals
Cincinnati Park
Comiskey Park
Giants
Red Sox
Boston
National Commission
Young People Invite Seniors to Sunday Evening Meeting
Young people invite the Seniors of the Intermediate class to meet Sunday at 7 30 pm at the Methodist Church. The notice appears in a local church bulletin seeking participation and fellowship.
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Methodist Church
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
A testimonial claims ten years of stomach trouble improved after a single dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad promises money-back if not convinced and lists Gwin & Mays Drug Co. and druggists nationwide as sellers.
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Mayr
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Community workshop idea grows from kitchen plan
The Muskogee Times-Democrat notes a shift from a community kitchen to a broader workshop concept. A Sunday sermon at the Methodist Church emphasizes church attendance as a means of grace.
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Muskogee
Proposed Episcopal Marriage Service Revisions Stir in Detroit
Detroit reports on a forecasted revision of the Book of Common Prayer by the Episcopal General Convention. The changes would modernize vows, remove the word obey, and emphasize equality, with remarriage provisions clarified and phrasing streamlined for the 1922 ratification path.
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Detroit
Mich
Episcopal Church
Episcopal General Convention
Pontotoc County Sets 1500 for Roosevelt Memorial Drive
James J. McGraw announces Pontotoc County’s $1,500 apportionment to the Roosevelt Memorial Association drive to raise at least five million for memorials to Theodore Roosevelt. Donations accepted before October 27. checks payable to Earl W. Sinclair, Tulsa. County chairman W. F. Schulte reports Pontotoc will reach the target.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
James J. McGraw
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Pontotoc County
Theodore Roosevelt
McGraw
Earl W. Sinclair
Exchange National Bank
Tulsa
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
New York City
The Right to Happiness at Liberty Theater
The Right to Happiness screens October 6 and 7 at Liberty Theater Ada Oklahoma. Director Allen Holubar showcases a dramatic tale on capital versus labor and social issues with Dorothy Phillips in a strongly moral, well built production. Musical accompaniment and special performances accompany the
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Liberty Theater
Allen Holubar
Holubar
Dorothy Phillips
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