Price of Silence Promoted Amid Child Slavery Debate
A long feature extols William Foxs The Price of Silence a photodrama about child labor and slavery with an aligned civic call to action. It compares the film to Uncle Tom's Cabin and notes a nationwide wave against child labor strengthened by a federal act and potential state actions. A cartoon comedy, a Gruintark parody, and other film notes accompany the main feature listings in this era newspaper page.
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Union
Blavery
Dolly Erindt
Mammon
Supreme Court
William Pox
William Farnum
William Foa
Olrs
Americang DotG Tone In Triangle FPing Athletic Altar
A fragmented 1920s style summary describes Americang in a theatrical sport of words. The plot blends political intrigue with romance as a deposed leader seeks restoration, a daughter is won, and South American forces play into a pacified resolution.
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Tmagins
The Prince of Graustark Entertainment Scene
A garbled excerpt describes a scene where a prince is entertained on a lawn. William W Bilithers, a self made American millionaire, observes the setup as a royal son enjoys prewar amusements. The piece hints at American fascination with aristocratic pageantry and social rituals of that era.
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Willam
Lntuette
Perepeink Georer
Navy appoints Belknap Jr to top department post
Lieut. Chas. Belknap Jr joins the Navy Department as the new official head. He will work with Secretary Daniel and has authority to determine news printing and withholding.
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Chas. Belknap
Washington
United States Navy
Ledtepanthari Belknap, Jr
Fevy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Daniela
Greek Suffering in Blockade Grows Report Declares
Washington reports further information on Greek suffering from Entente blockade. Famine and starvation hit provinces as flour quality falters. Epidemics of dysentery and typhoid threaten health, with three diseases expected to worsen despite efforts. London dispatch notes French British Russian legations in Athens report distress.
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Washington
Greece
State Department
Statement on Blockade Continuation From Exile Telegraph Dispatch
An exchange telegraph dispatch from the capital explains continuing blockade reasons. The chief reason cited is that the Entente ultimatum to the Greek government, especially on delivering arms, has not been fully fulfilled. Opponents of national defense preparations are described as misaligned in their views on war.
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Arma
Marriage Takes Teachers In Rural Schools
Lincoln Nebraska February 24 leading school executives and rural teachers from central and western states opened a conference here and urged stable staffing in rural schools arguing marriage and higher wages in other occupations draw teachers away. They pressed that professional work must be the primary consideration for rural teachers to stay.
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Lincoln
Neb
Schopl
Central
Tates
Wester States
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