All Britain Mourns Death of Kitchener
All Britain mourns Lord Kitchener secretary of state for War and his staff after the Hampshire was destroyed by a mine or torpedo off Scotland. Flags at half mast, memorial plans in motion, and a vast death toll feared as Britain steadies for a long war unease.
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Britiab Empire
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
Globe
London
St Paul's Crestminster Abbey
Mg George
Russia
Germany
British Isles
William Robertson
David Lloyd- George
Lord Derby
War Office
Hamp
Cap. A. Fitzgerald
Ellershaw
Ministry of Munitions
Frederick Donaldson
Ordnance Department
K D. MacPherson
Lieut. Robinson
Sir Frederick Donaldson
Hugh Obeirne
Foreign Office
George
Admiralty
Orkney
Kitchener
New River Current Motor Could Transform Water Power
Memphis plans a practical test of a floating water motor system by J M Stokes to generate electricity from the Mississippi River. The plant near Hopewell point would use current speeds over five miles an hour in high water to drive water wheels and transmit power by wire. If successful, further plants are proposed for the Potomac near Washington and the upper Mississippi.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
J. M. Stokes
Texas
Hopewell Point
Potomac
Washington
Four Boys Held in Metal Theft at Hurst Plant
Four boys were arrested and taken to juvenile court Tuesday charged with stealing metal from the Hurst Manufacturing Co plant. They were grilled in a Tuesday morning proceeding.
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Hurst Manufacturing Co
Susan Rocks the Boat and Waves of Silent Comedy
A lively 1910s style review highlights Dorothy Gish as Susan in the lighthearted misadventure Susan Rocks the Boat with a savior on shore and a reform mission across Cardigan's saloon. The piece blends charity farce with romantic uplift as a boss’s son is wounded saving Susan.
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Susan
Joan d'Arc
Cardigan's Saloon
Cardigan
Dorothy Gish
Owen Moore
Miss Gish
Modern fighting shown in film battle scenes
Americans who protest high gasoline prices can relate to Wilbur H. Durborough a newspaper photographer who spent 1.32 a gallon for fuel on a Germany tour during world war I while filming battle scenes. He traveled over 7000 miles in his car to capture the topography of the warfront.
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Wilbur H. Durborough
Germany
Darborough
Canton Liquor Co Sole Agents Listed
A fragment shows the Canton Liquor Co designated as sole agents for a product or brand, with the label indicating exclusive representation by the firm.
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Canton Liquor CO
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Abe
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Billie
Burke
Clara K. Young
Billie Burke
America
Antilles
Irene Fenwick
AL Hambra
D. R
Themma
Mazurian Lake District
Lyceum
Lyceum Today
Clara’ Kimball Young
Miss Burke
Gloria
Mrs. Young
Cuba
ODEON
Tom Mix
Bart
Mabel Normand
Orphrum
Orpheum
Edythe Sterling
Norbert Myles
Lake Park Theater
Marguerite Fields
Alhambra
North
Vitagraph
Will Duncan
Nell Shipman
ALL Week
Wonder Woman
Ralph Campbell
Spanagel's
Market Ave. N
ALEWS
Wilbur H. Darborough
Oswald F. Schuette
Novo Georgeievsk
Warsaw
von Hindenburg
Kaiser
Fatherland
Grand Opera House
Uyter
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