Kaiser Becomes Beast of Berlin in New Film
Rupert Julian directs The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin a seven reel motion picture portraying the German emperor and his habits with brutal realism. The film claims to expose Kaiser and the Prussian hosts in Belgium and follows his life from youth in England to Boer War capture and later theatrical work.
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SMITH-FIELDS BILL PASSED BY SENATE
The Smith-Fields natural gas conservation bill passed the Senate without protest. It authorizes the conservation commission to control gas flow, defines waste, and requires reports to the governor and juries, with judges and grand juries to investigate waste if any.
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T. H. Harris
Orleans
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Eastham
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Yeas
Grundy Cooper
W. F. Blackman
Rapides
House
Germany Eyes Postwar Trade Ties With Spain
The text asserts Germany aims to destroy the Spanish merchant fleet but seeks to do business with Spain after the war on equal footing. It promises reciprocal profits and mutual advantages, claiming victory will bring Spanish prosperity and Germany commercial dominion and industrial reach.
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Spain
Teutons Sway Spain
Germany weakens Spain by destroying its mercantile fleet. Since 1915 German submarines have sunk not less than 78 Spanish merchant ships totaling over 160000 tons. Ships carried raw materials for Catalonia’s mills and factories.
Army expansion may boost forces to 2.5 million by August
Secretary Baker told the Senate military committee that an enlarged army plan will be presented to Congress within three months. France pushes troop movements as General March reports the army is five months ahead, with about 1.45 million men possibly abroad by August and a total under arms near 2.5 million.
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Senate Military Committee
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France
General March
Senate
Chamberlain
Classified ads continue to be used in News-Star
Readers keep using the News-Star classified ads as the main method for selling items and announcing services. The paper notes steady demand for local listings and small notices.
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The Guilty Man opens at Lyceum Theatre new photoplay
The Guilty Man a melodrama adapted from L Homme Coupable debuts at the Lyceum. Ruth Helen Davis produced the idea with Irvin V Willat directing and Thomas Hin ie supervising. The tale centers on a deserted woman and a daughter drawn into crime examining who bears blame. Marie Dubois and Claudee Lescuyer are introduced as the lovers. the plot sustains high tension through the final reel.
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Ruth Helen Davis
L’homm
Francois Coppee
Charles Klein
Irvin V. Willat
Thomas Hi Inee
Marie Dubois
Claudee Lescuyer
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