Charley Chaplin at Victoria Theatre in Property Man
Monrovia fans may see Charley Chaplin in a two reel photoplay at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow. The Burned Hand, a two reel detective romance with William Hinckley and Miriam Cooper, also screens with a plot involving divorce, kidnapping, and a political rise. The Mutual Weekly will be shown as well.
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Monrovie
Charley Chaplin
Ady
Victoria Theatre
Victoria
William Hinckley
Miriam Cooper
Billy
Marietta
W. E. Lowery
Cora Drew
Billy Rider
Rider
Mutual
Prohibition Official Quips On Threat Over Whiskey Fish Bait
In a heated moment state prohibition commissioner Fred C. Blue laughs at a threat from Mr. Glenn. He mocks the idea that whiskey would kill fish, calling it a popular bait used to trap opponents.
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Fred C. Blue
Mr. Glenn
State Attorney Candidate Seeks Alleghany County Support
A candidate for state attorney in Alleghany County announces intent to run and earnestly solicits support and influence from fellow citizens at upcoming Republican primary events. The message emphasizes a plea for backing within the party and community.
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Allegany County
Pri
W. AM
C. Walsh
Fuller Barnard, Jr
Fruit of Folly at Grande Theatre Tomorrow
Ruth Roland and Henry King headline The Fruit of Folly at the Grande Theatre in the eleventh episode of the Who Pays? serial. The ad promises the most interesting and instructive installment yet and notes the leading pair at their best.
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Grande Theatre
Ruth Roland
Henry King
Copper coin relic tied to Lewis Clark expedition camp study
In Mandan North Dakota residents report finding a copper pocket piece with Masonic insignia claiming Lewis and Clark wintered there in 1805 06. The coin bears Franklyn Chapter New Haven Conn instituted May 20 1795 and sparks dispute with Bismarck residents over the expedition campsite site.
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Mandan
N. D
Bismarck
Franklyn
New Haven
Conn
Barrows to Transfer Newark Club to Harrisburg
New York June 30. President Ed Barrows of the International League calls a meeting Wednesday to discuss transferring the Newark club to Harrisburg temporarily due to poor patronage amid wartime shortages. Kansas Toughens Egg Regulations in Topeka. All shipments must avoid partially hatched or unwholesome eggs. banned varieties cannot be shipped unless sealed with health department identifying strips.
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New York
Ed Barrows
International League
Newark
N. J
Harrisburg
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
State Board of Health
Buffalo nurse endures Serbia mission amid war’s dangers
A nurse from Buffalo, New York, risks her life to aid the sick and wounded in Serbia. The report highlights her courage as she works amid danger and hardship, delivering care to those affected by conflict.
Novel Farm Community at Hustonia Ohio
South Charleston Ohio June 30 a model to order farm community near Hustonia founded by Poster Houston aimed at keeping rural youths from migrating to cities. He runs 82 diversified partnership farms with a strict business system including monthly audits maps and checks, plus educational and social activities in the Houston Athletic Club House. The tenants are business partners and share profits, enabling better crops hogs roads and people.
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South Charleston
Hustonia
United States
Poster Houston
Houston
Madison
Clark
Green
Houston and
Jones
Smith
Houston Athletic Club
Houston Farm Company
Cornerstone Laid for New Baptist Church in Shinnerton
The cornerstone of a new Baptist Church in Shinnston West Virginia was laid by the Grand Lodge of Masons of West Virginia at St John's Lodge invitation. Grand Master W T Ice led the ceremony with Knights Templar and band in attendance. Rev William C Taylor spoke. The church, built of leaf colored pressed brick and Indiana limestone, will cost about 20000 and seat 800.
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Shinnston
W. Va
New Baptist Church
Grand Lodge of Masons of
West Virginia
St. John's Lodge
W. T. Ice
Philippi
Grand Lodge
Knights Templar
William C. Taylor
Baptist Church of
Clarksburg
Austrian Killed in Brunswick Yards Identified by Receipt
George Babes of New Castle Pennsylvania was killed in the Brunswick yards of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad while attempting to remove a nail from his shoe. His face was masked but identified by a June 26 1915 receipt from A Greens Exchange Bank New Castle for 16 Austrian money payable to Anna Babos through the Austrian Bank at Vienna.
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George Babes
New Castle
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A. Greens Exchange Bank
Anna Babos
Vienna
West Virginia deputy warns against liquor dumping in rivers
Charleston reports deputy game warden Frank Glenn plans legal action against state prohibition officers after a quantity of whiskey was poured into the Kanawha River at Parsons. He protests harming fish and questions unequal enforcement while defending stream morals.
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Charleston
W. V
West Virginia
Frank Glenn
Kanawha
Parsons
Mr. Glenn
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Theatre Tomorrow
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James H. Fuller
Fuller Barnard JR
Charley
Miriam Popper
the Mutual Weekly
Price Frostburg, MD
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Henry
Frostburg, MD
Henry Fresh
J. W.S. Cochrane
Cumberland, MD
House of Delegates
J. W. S. Cochrane
James Chapman
Melothian
Allegany
Baltimore Street
Mother Hubbard
Prbopkins
Hopkins
Mother Hubbard Kitchen Cabinet Club
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Orphans Court
James Patterson
Midlothian, MD
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John G. Merrbach
Peter C. McFarland
Lonaconing, MD
C. McFarland
Henry A. Bachman
Heleby
Wilt Thompson Lonaconing
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William Thompson
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