Amphibious Warships For Russia Built In New Haven
In New Haven the Wallin Marine Equipment Co shows amphibious warships for Russia. The vessels, designed to traverse rough terrain and shallow water with propeller support, carry machine guns and heavy steel girding. A court inquiry links the project to a $160,000 breach of contract claim by a Japanese firms’ broker network as part of a wider government sale.
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New York
Timiely
Rusia
New Haven
Suni
Supreme Court
Wallin Marine Equipment Company
Mileal Company
Archers
Quesia
Time is Abort for Christmas Ship
A fragmented note ponders whether sufficient time remains to permit the industrious buyer to spend his money before Christmas. The incomplete wording suggests a concern over timing and spending plans.
The Chattel painting drives a Vitagraph drama at Pastime
In a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature the wealthy Mr Botherney buys a painting titled The Chattel and uses it to shield his wife from slander. When the truth unravels he destroys the canvas, driven to despair as his dream collapses. See the film at the Pastime theater today.
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Vitagraph
Bother
Vitagraph ‘Company
Botherney
Stuck Exchange
Herreedom
Vitagraph Company
Triangles Kredlets Elab Western Street Scene Feature
A California street set with saloons gambling halls and over seventy structures props for the Triangle Fine Arts production Lady of Six directed by M and J Franklin starring Bessie Love and featuring Indians gamblers Chinese and cowboys in a western street scene. An old Sacramento to San Francisco route coach is used with Burns the ex cow puncher driving. The Triangle kid dies after a rough ride on a sprungless stage coach. Temple shows His First Pulse Step a two reel Keystone comedy.
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California
Wan
Triangle-Fine Arts
J. A. Franklin
Bessie Love
Mos
Sacramento
San Francisco
Rd Burns
Triangle
Temple
Somewhere In France Triangle Kay Bee Feature Preview
Richard Harding Davis tale Somewhe re In France stars Louise Glaum and Howard Hickman with a new Triangle Kay Bee supporting cast including Jos Dowling Fanny Midgley Jerome Storm George Fisher and Carl Als Man. The note hints at Roosevelt comment and a Thanksgiving theme with a focus on inner good complexion amid the film promotion.
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Richard Harding Davie
France
Louise Glaum
28 Years Ago Today in Daily East Oregonian
Fragment from December 11 1458 recounts a town note on a treasurer candidate James Hardwick and other items including a sheep camp move by M L Weston and Ebert Redd and a broken window from Falck and Cohens store caused by a dog.
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M. L. Weston
Ebert Redd
Mra W
Forbes
Eagrande
James Hardwick
Clrke
Falck & Cohen
Loot From Ship Blown Up in Russia Brought to Brooklyn
Samuel Gatter, 34, of Brooklyn, held on $3000 bail on charges of receiving stolen goods. He allegedly sold 27 binoculars intended for the Russian government that were aboard a vessel from Bush Terminal before it exploded near Archangel. Witness Philly Chasen bought the lot for $11 each, while retail valued at $0.70.
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New York
Samuel Gatter
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Forty-eighth Street
United States
Cahoong
Gatter
Bush Terminal
Beer
Bedellia
Archangel
Russia
Mage
George Cox
Tunney
Police
Philly Chasen
No. 416
East One Hundred and Seventy-eighth Street
Hront
Chasen
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the Lumberlands
Kolb & Dilly
SerTon Christmas Certincate
Kryptors
Paire
Aingie Vinion
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Optician
American Natl. Bank Blog
Santa Claus
Conroy
Pendleton
Pananas
Motion Picture News
de. Taveline
Cooper
The
Asia Theater
Walla Walla
Alte Theater
Vere Grimm
Doctor
Alta Tonght
Jesse L. Lasky
Doro
Lash
Marie Doro
Dorome
Geo. Newton
Grant Police
Pacific
Cal
Roosevelt
Mary Pickford
Iow
Mons
Ric
Sand
Keene
Ares
Childern
John Exeraen
East Oregontian
Charles Brownfield
Mra. A. J. Long
Theatre
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Ralph Lewis
Triangle-Fine Arts Kiddies
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