New York Activist Ford Sues over Vitagraph War Film Ad
In a U.S. district court filing, Feeterday seeks 1,000,000 liter claim against Nervolt manufacturer by Vitagraph Company of America. Ford of Kin hniwer contends the circular ad Humanity and Lan a misleads readers about wartime preparedness and aims to calm public fear amid war anxieties.
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New York
Suly
Ford
United States District Court
Vitagraph Company of America
Humanity
Lana
Vitegraph Cormpany
Kin Hniwer
Wanted-Various Ads From East Oregonian Classifieds
A collage of small ads lists furnished apartments, garage sale items, furniture, cows, real estate, farm work, cooking help, and machinery sales. Names include Ralph Folcom, Penland Brown, Crawford & Hodece, and D. C. McXnabb. locations mention Echo, Pendleton, Adams, Kamiah Id, and Wellx Ore. Dates span 6 20 to 7 23 with multiple contact phone numbers.
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MacMaster Apts
Thompson
Modern
Howe
Ralph Folcom
Wheat Bay
Inavire Penland Brown
East Oregonian
Poldifty
Crawford & Hodece
Railroad Street
Echo
Frits Therm
Hilliard Table
Larte
Sajo
Jas
Hill, Wellx
Ore
Kamiah
Ide
Blewett Harvester Co
Jackson Pelle
East Cotrt
D. C. Mc Xnabb
Morgan
Buick
Ed Wright
sHiNe Man
Addrene LL. D
Oregon Lawn
H. Care Es
Oregonian
Helene
Malin Street
Husiness
Pealand Bros
Jon
Cook House
la Don Broa
Beauregard
Stoger
McClintock & Simpson
Penland Bros
E. Court
Montarin
Rodyard
Mont
Tait
Aurora
Adare L. L. Lieuallen
Adams
Oregon
Corr
MB Lehrer
Adana
Rent and sales notices plague the Pendleton market
A mixed batch of notices announces livestock sales, vehicle tires bids, and school bus and transport contracts in Pendleton Oregon. Listings include Jersey and Guernsey cattle for sale, tire bids for a fire truck, and school transportation contracts for the Umatilla County district with bid deadlines and contact details.
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Huard
Behoo
Umatilla County
Oregon
Heuke
Sald
Furpith
Hermiston High School
Tvhreetors
Henry M. Sommerer
Explosion sinks the Vanguard with two survivors
London July 18 The British battleship Vanguard blew up and sank after an internal explosion on July 4 while anchored. Of 76 aboard, only one officer and two men survived. 24 officers and 7 men were lost. Full inquiry ordered.
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London
Hrntary Alleniraley
HMS Vanguard
Sanes D Dilek
Ani
Vanguard
Vinerot
Runaway Engine Halts Train on Spur Near Mount Hazerus
Runaway engine started on Allen spur six miles from Mount Hazerus, dragging two loaded cars. It derailed near a siding where a half dozen cars stood, reaching an estimated speed of sixty miles per hour before stopping. Government investigation ordered.
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Jaca
J. M. Harrison
Mount Hazerus
Allen
Miline
Dame Aimiente
Alyrut Gov
Gail Kane’s Canadian ranch aims for cattle world record
Motion picture news notes former Frohman star Gail Kane succeeds in photodramas while reportedly running a Canadian cattle ranch set to become one of the world’s most remarkable farms. In 1915 Miles Kant’s Mutual American production The Upper Croat involved fifteen cowmen, with work done by a mixed crew including Michael Cyr, a half breed French man, and young women performing duties once reserved for men.
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Gail Kane
Frohman
Canada
Miles Kant
Mutual-American
Michael @t. Cyr
Tre
The Beautiful Lie at Alta theater tonight
A five part Metro phote drama presents The Beautiful Lie starring Frances Nelson and Louis Joyte in an Ella Wheeler Wilcox poem adaptation Reverin in a Station House. The plot centers on a choice between truth and love as Joyte’s character risks her reputation for another’s happiness.
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Metro
General Crowder Oversees Draft Exemption Boards
General Enoch H. Crowder, preeminent national draft marshal, directs the selective service process for the army to serve in France. He has spent weeks appointing members to local exemption boards responsible for reviewing exemptions.
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Enoch H. Crowder
United States Army
France
Guard Companies Leave East St. Louis After Riots
Past St Louis July 18 Six militia companies, on duty since riots began, began leaving East St. Louis this morning for their homes. The military hearing resumed behind closed doors at the city hall. Grand jury investigation continued in Hetleville as coroner’s inquest was set to resume.
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ST. Louis
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