Mae Murray Stars in On Record at Strand Today
Mae Murray, noted Lasky star, headlines the Jesse L. Lasky production On Record at the Strand today. The drama features her as a determined teacher of national preparedness who battles a ruthless foe aboard a Sound steamer. Mrs. Vernon Castle appears in Patria on the Elite bill.
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Mae Murray
Lasky Paramount
Strand
Lasky
Paramount
Jesse L. Lasky
John B. Clymer
Paul West
George Dubois Proctor
Miss Murray
Strand Theater
America
Vernon Castle
Mrs. Castle
Patria Channing and Wardrobe of Theatrical Drama
Leeren Castle as Patria Channing stars in a melodrama set in New York with an overzealous detective bruising her fate. An unscrupulous attorney exposes her criminal ID to threaten her fiancé the inventor, but Judge-like twists and exoneration unfold through John B. Clymer and Paul West’s staging. Frances X Bushman also features at the Elite. Charlie Chaplin appears at the Strand Saturday.
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New York
John B. Clymer
Paul West
Vinci the strongest strength creator advertised in Dorchester
Dorchester residents praise Vinci as the most efficient strength creator in their store claiming it rebuilt strength after surgery and even helped a nervous breakdown. Myrtle Healey reports twelve years of use with continued family reliance and a money back promise from H R Palmer & Sons.
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Vinci
Dorchester
iMass
Myrtle L. Healey
Mase
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Georgia
German Consulate Robbed of Official Papers in Juarez
The German Consulate in Juarez, Mexico reports a late night robbery of important official papers from Consul Max Weber’s files. Local AP dispatch notes the loss amid ongoing diplomatic duties in northern Mexico.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Juarez
Max Weber
Early French Lighthouse Cordouin Hght Details
The Cordouin Lighthouse, an early grand tower at the Gironde entrance in France, dates to 1611 and remains partially intact after remodeling. Its sea-swept position makes it among the most beautiful lighthouses of its era. A separate note mentions Mutual Scream Easy Street as a noted riot of fun in press and theater circles. The Strand program features a Metro piece about this and opens Saturday at 10 30 am due to high ticket demand.
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Cordouin Hght
France
Gironde
Metro
Strand
Marguerite Clark and the Hawaiians At The Strand
Marguerite Clark and the Royal Hawaiians headline at the Strand next Monday. Doors open at noon with a 12 15 p m start, Hawaiian feature at 2 pm and showings every two hours. Tickets priced 10 and 20 cents.
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Marguerite Clark
Screen
Canal Dredging Halted. Safety Precautions Tighten Transit Rules
Foreign ship owners express satisfaction as Sunday dredging stops for first time in four years and eight hour work days loom. New sailing directions warn docks must bear heavy loads, and vessels with explosives or inflammables must obtain governor’s permit before entering canal.
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Panama
United States
Canal
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Paris official converts exposition into wartime workshop
Paris officials transform the Lyon exposition into a large workshop as M Loucheur, undersecretary of munitions, seeks machines. A manufacturer estimates his works rose from 120000 to 300000 dollars and M Loucheur pays 300000 with a single check, a move that mystifies here but would not surprise the United States.
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Paris
M. Loucheur
Lyons
United States
Sleuth Finds Loot in Home of railroad detective
Albert T. Forrester a railroad detective opened a trunk at his Youngstown Ohio home and found linen and household goods he had not seen before. He notified police who arrested his wife. Sheets pillows towels bedspreads and a large quantity of other material were recovered.
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Youngstown
Albert T. Forrester
Rathenau Tells of Great Work and War Adaptation
Berlin reports Dr. Walter Rathenau in charge of Germany's raw materials describes vast expansion of war offices, moving 100,000 documents, and crammed spaces into a city block. He credits rapid industrial adaptation and disciplined labor for Germany's wartime strength and blockade resilience.
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Berlin
Walter Rathenau
War Department
Woman Pays 40 Cents After Five Years On Dublin Macon Train
A Dublin woman paid the conductor 40 cents for a ride taken five years earlier. She boarded a Dublin to Macon train and the conductor did not see her. she paid a dollar for Dublin to her station and kept silent about the 40 cent fare. Now she says she wants to settle the remaining amount since it is only right the railroad be paid.
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Dublin
Macon
Newlywed Carl Shuman jailed after crate confinement
Fremont Ohio. Carl Shuman of Oak Harbor, newly married to Cora Lattimore of Port Clinton, was confined in a call crate and brought to Fremont by motor truck. Friends arranged the arrest with Officer P J McGuire for creating a disturbance. Carl Bauch offered hands for Shuman to appear in court.
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Fremont
Carl Shuman
Oak Harbor
Cora Lattimore
Port Clinton
P. J. McGuire
Shuman
Carl Bauch
Israelites Fed by Bugs Revealed by Miss Oldroyd
Kansas City reporter outlines a theory that manna came from sap-laden bugs in India as Miss Roxana Oldroyd, a Kansas graduate and missionary, worked with Prof. Robertson to identify manna-like sap balls carried by green hopper relatives. The insects drop manna when startled, then Moses and Israelites encounter it.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
Roxana Oldroyd
Arkansas City
Egypt
Miss Oldroyd
Tndin
Robertson
Israel
Moses
Amundsen Seeks Supplies for Arctic Voyage
Roald Amundsen, preparing a six year Arctic expedition from Chicago, ordered 4000 pounds of candy and olives and pickles. Ten explorers will receive 50000 cans of food and a total of two tons each of coffee and sugar. The provisions include roast mutton beef ox tongue lamb and various sausages and meats for the voyage.
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Chicago
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
Coat Thieves Are Busy In New York Restaurants
New York City faces an epidemic of overcoat thefts in downtown diners. Two young men in jail confess stealing 45 overcoats from diners. police deploy a special detective squad to curb this pravity as the Watch Your Hat and Coat sign proliferates.
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New York
New
Hotels Struggle to Find Rooms Amid Busy City Week
New York hotel managers cite differing causes for room shortages as auto week and influx of buyers drive demand. Officials estimate 135000 transients, with crowded lobbies and rooms scarce from Waldorf to Biltmore. Some guests sleep in bathrooms or are sent to Newark and Brooklyn.
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New York
Thomas D. Green
Hotel Men's Association
New York City
London
Paris
Berlin
New York Sun
the Sun
Newark
Brooklyn
President Green
Reading
J. W. Rogers
Waldorf-Astoria
Vale
Belmont
Woods
Biltmore
Zia
Rogers
the Waldorf
Hotel m
Europe
America
Perso
Bronxville
Long Beach
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Patria
Florence Reed
Frances X. Bushman
Royal Hawaiian Quintet Monday
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Leeran Castle ‘As Patria
Channing Patria
Mare Edmond Jones
Charlie Chaplin
Rex-Roy
Winterville
Annie Mathews
Crawford
Anderson Jones
J. 8. Colle
Thomas’ N. Gaines
Thomas Bailey
J. W. ‘Noell
Charles W. Pittard
J. T. Pittard
Ruby Lee Anthony
W. D. Browning
J. B. Winter
Zuma Nabors
David Johnson
Nabors
W. M. Colle
Whitley
Carnford
Rathenau
Germany
Dificult
Temalin
Reichstag
Ohio
Kansas
Children
Amundsen
Explorer
Adda
Record Jam
Gomes
Port Washington
Wis
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