Special National Board of Review showing for photoplay concept
The National Board of Review arranged a private screening of the picture to demonstrate its ideal photoplay form. The event attracted notable writers, photo play executives, sociologists and other guests to study the film’s conception and potential impact.
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National Board of Review
Kelly Stuns Lawmakers With Majority Rule Ruling
In Olympia the House speaker ruled that a majority can invite anyone to the floor and do as the body pleases with the guest. George Gleason answered questions after Anti-Saloon League figure George Conger declined to attend, leaving the chamber briefly exposed to popular influence.
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Edgar C. Wheeler Mpia
Guyly
Speakerly
Halsey
Donger
Kelly
House
Paul Houser
George D. Conger
Anti-Saloon League
Conger
George Gleason
Speaker
Gleason
Bremerton’s Rise as National Naval Hub Sparks Growth
Bremerton, population about 6000 near Seattle, shifts from quiet navy yard town to wartime focus after Congress funds, plants and ships. Payroll nears $2 million annually in 1917 with 1750 workers, while city builds housing, streets, and a publicity push as Marines and sailors fill the yard and locals rally behind athletics and industry.
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Ole Hanson
Bremerton
Marines
Jessup
Seattle
Jackies
Navy Y. M.C
Washington, D. C
Small Home Owner Hit by New Basis of Taxation Exemption
County officials warn the new tax exemption cuts the relief for small homeowners. A $200 exemption now applies to actual value rather than reducing assessed value, leaving some with taxable amounts despite prior relief. Supreme Court ruling favors the state, reducing relief for those with modest property.
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Thatcher
Bennett
State Tax Board
Hoth County
Supreme Court
High Class Dance Art Big Hit at Alhambra
Alhambra Theatre presents Marion Morgan's Art Dancers in a Romanesque ballet and a strong bill with Zeda and Hoot, Benny, Woods, and emotional acts. Orpheum features Wilkes players in The Spendthrift. Palace Hip offers dog act and vaudeville. Oak showcases Too Much Married with Izzy and avant garde costumes.
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Alhambra
Metropolitan
Geo. M. Cohan
Marion Morgan
Orpheum
Wilkes Players
Pantages
Palace
Oak
Leon Bakat
Ballet Russe
Zeda
Hoot
Benny
Woods
Henry
Keane
Dorothy Mortimer
Maurice Burkhart
Thief
Ben Ryan
Henriette Lee
Nuta
Samaroff
Sonia
Monte Carter Company
the Oak
Izzy
How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
Stage people rely on Marmola Prescription Tablets to shed fat and stay slim. An actress claims she loses two to four pounds weekly using Marmola and uses the tablets periodically to maintain weight. Available from druggists for 75 cents a large case or by mail from Marmola Co. Detroit.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Four States Guarantee Bank Deposits
Four states Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas have bank deposit guaranty laws funded by bank assessments and administered by state banking boards. The laws aim to protect depositors, prevent panics, and boost deposit volume, with varied implementations and court upholding as a valid police power.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
State Banking Board
Thornton Cooke
Fidelity Trust Co
Kansas City
Quarterly
Journal of Economics
Supreme Court of the
United States
Abilene State Bank
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
A 50 cent Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a ready made remedy for gray hair. Apply with sponge to hair strand by strand. by morning gray shows less, after a few applications hair becomes dark and glossy. Not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
Sister of Milholland joins drive against capital punishment
Miss Milholland, sister of the late suffragist Mrs Ines Milholland Boissevain, begins reform work by entering the national campaign against capital punishment. Pennsylvania will be her first target in the effort.
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Milholland
Ines Milholland Boissevain
Pennsylvania
Bremerton Seeks More Mechanics for 11-Hour Day Push
Bremerton Washington February 5 Eleven hour workdays begin to speed repair of Pacific reserve fleet. Workers start 7 30 a m 30 minute noon break and stay until 7 p m. It will take 60 days at this rate to fit the fleet for war duty with shortages of toolmakers machinists and shipfitters. A runway for guard patrol is being built atop the fence a photo ID pass is required for all workers and no deliveries are allowed inside the gates.
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Bremerton
Seattle
Navy Yard
Congress
Pacific
Germany
Giles
Wash
Pacific Reserve Fleet
President Wilson Visits War Headquarters
President Wilson travels from the White House to the state war and navy department building to confer with officials of the war and navy departments.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
State, War and Navy Department
War and Navy Departments
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