National Emblem Display and War Talk Spark City Debate
Local papers note the public display of the national emblem and discuss German blockade claims. The column contrasts Germany’s bluff with American resolve, citing Coast Guard considerations and public sentiment, while mentioning community events and local errands amid wartime atmosphere.
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Germany
British Isles
Atlantic
New York
America
Pay Day and The Drews Dramatic Show at Bowersock
Monday announced acts lead to Wednesday screening of Pay Day at Bowersock Theater starring Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew in a five reel Metro feature. The Drews move beyond comedy to tragic drama while Metro co stars show office conflict and a phone talk with President Rowland. Also previews at Varsity Theatre feature Fannie Ward Clara Kimball Young and George M Cohan in Hit the Trail Holliday with Selfish Yates to follow.
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Harold Lockwood
Sidney Drew
Alice Brady
Alma Rubens
Drews
Metro
Bowersock Theater
Mrs
Rowland
Fannie Ward
Clara Kimball Young
Gee. M. Cohan
Wm. S. Hurt
Artcraft
Creorge M. Cohan
Varsity Theatre
Marshall Neilan
Selfish Yates Gives Hart Bold New Role in Selfish Yates
Fame star William S Hart appears as Selfish Yates in a novel characterization set in a mining town marked by a dance hall and den. The plot centers on egotism tempered by love for Mary Adams, a pure-hearted girl, with Sullivan as author and Ince Artcraft producing.
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Artcraft
William S Hart
Thomas H.ince
Aartcraft
Selsh Yates
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Selfish Yates
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Mary Adams
Yates
C. Gardner Sullivan
Truths and Trifles by Paul C Rankin in 1914 style
Column discusses war language and editors outlooks, with quips on vocabulary and restraint. Mentions Ottawa trip for a B P U session, a Kansas City Radio Dept arrival, coal advertising, and items from local life and advice to authors. Includes references to editors and public discourse of the era.
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Oh Happy Town of Lawrence in Private Willard Wattles Verse
A lyrical tribute to Lawrence praising its friendly streets, memories, and elm shaded hilltop with spires. The poem envisions the town as a haven for returning soldiers, a shrine of faith, and a nurse of men, inviting scattered children to come home.
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