Labour leader Hardie calls for peace as war profits exposed
Montreal August 31 J Keir Hardie head of Britain's Labor Socialist party arrives to unite labor forces and oppose militarism. He condemns war profiteers including arms makers and financial houses, urges cross border cooperation with German socialists to thwart war and vows We won’t fight led by millions of workers.
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Japan Cuts Budget and Delays Exposition Plan
The cabinet reduced expenditures by 100 million dollars with 30 percent from the army and 10 percent from the navy. The international exposition is postponed not only for finances but due to inefficient preparations, now set for 1917 to align with the emperor’s accession anniversary.
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Ma’s New Husband brings laughter to Nelson showbill
A three act musical farce titled Ma’s New Husband receives praise for quick obstacles and hearty laughs. Performances start September 2 with matinee and night shows at the Nelson theater. Acts include the Hurling Huttons famed aerial feats, Maxine Wells in ventriloquism, the Garden City Trio singing and dancing, Earl Hyman’s new song, and a picture reel.
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Entertainer Julian Eltinge to Wed Eva Tanguay in October
News from Logansport reports Julian Eltinge the male actor famed for female roles will marry Eva Tanguay the female performer known for masculine parts. The wedding is planned for October 1 in Cambridge or New York with a parade of quirky entourage and bearded Mamie James as best man.
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Thorns and Orange Blossoms Play At Nelson
The new comedy drama Thorns and Orange Blossoms will be at the Nelson theater with matinee and evening showings on Saturday September 3. It dramatizes Lertha M. Clay's popular novel and blends pathos and comedy with a refreshing, delightful story. The cast delivers true interpretations of their roles, leaving a pleasant impression.
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At the Broadway The Monday Matinee Crowd
A brisk Monday matinee crowd gathers at The Broadway theater drawing patrons from the city. The snippet notes a typical daytime audience, with no further events or performances specified.
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Servant in the House Tops Powers Run as Four Week Pre-Sales Begin
The Servant in the House at Powers theatre Chicago enters its second strong week and may beat the venue’s attendance record with a ten week run. Four weeks of tickets sold in advance spark mail order sales for out of town patrons. Harry Montgomery, likely as Scamp Montgomery, returns as Sylvester Q. Nightingale in When Richard Carle resumes Mary's Lamb. Carle will also debut a new song Leander with the chorus, promising popularity.
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All the Luck in Pawning in Butler Oil Field Story
Harry N. Hoffman of Butler Pennsylvania found luck by pawning his furniture to fund an oil well, which initially produced fifteen barrels per hour and then a deeper drill struck a tremendous surge. The second well yielded about five hundred barrels daily, boosting Hoffman's fortune despite prior hardship.
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Parkhurst postage machine to test in Indianapolis post office
Indianapolis August 31 The Parkhurst stamp machine will begin a thirty day trial at the Indianapolis post office to issue 1 2 and 5 cent stamps from separate compartments. The bronze case designed by Tiffany studios blends with the building and keys will remain with post office officials during the test.
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Last teachers examination of the year held
County Superintendent Haas conducted the final teachers examination at the college on Saturday. Twenty six applicants took part in the test.
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State News Flashes Highlight Town Happenings
Walkerton reporter Daniel Knisely was struck by a train at Gary but escaped injury. The Madison county fair in Anderson drew 8 000 admissions, blamed on poor advertising. Delaware county allocates over 690 000 for street and road work. Municie streets to be paved and county roads upgraded. Banco steerer William Fleming released on 5 000 bond after fraud attempt. James Walker of Milton died after being kicked by horses. Owensville postmaster A O McGary notes a second cherry bloom this year. Warrrick deputy treasurer Will Hart finds seven inch pawpaw fruit. Western Indiana Christian conference at Fairview adjourns. St Anthony church-on-wheels travels from Boston to Chicago. Derrick boat crewed by Capt Robert Hornbrook sinks in the Ohio River. losses in the thousands.
Stepbrother’s Fight Over Sick Wife Leads to Arrest
In Los Angeles on August 31 Edward Kirkner was arrested after beating Mrs. Bertha Fisher who was ill in bed at her home. Fisher, his stepbrother, confronted Kirkner and was bruised during the struggle as police removed him. Fisher had previously warned Kirkner to stay away.
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Stricken by paralysis, Galveston uncle feared dead
Uncle Jack Martin, a well known Galveston resident, was stricken with paralysis Saturday evening. His entire body was affected and, due to his age, his condition is critical. He is past eighty years old.
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Britain Weighs Possible Help in Venezuela Crisis
London reports an official says Britain may act to aid Venezuela in its dispute with President Castro but no decision is made. Rome dispatch notes European powers in contact and Britain reluctant to move alone, supporting Holland to avoid appearing to bully a smaller state.
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