Everett Mill Burns in Fire at River View Co operative
A shingle mill at the River View Co operative in Everett was totally destroyed by a fire that started in the engine room late Saturday afternoon. Joel Shoemaker of Seattle commented on duty to protect the flag at patriotic services in the day.
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Everett
River View
Joel Shomaker
Seattle
Man
Blood Purifying Remedy Promoted for Skin Diseases
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a pure vegetable blood purifier that targets skin ailments such as eczema, boils, and rashes by cleansing the blood. It claims clear improvements and offers free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
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Claws of Hun War Film At Liberty And Other Local Screens
Liberty shows The Claws of the Stun a gripping spy tale with Charles Tay in a strong wartime story. The program includes Who's Your Father at the Liberty and The Star Liberty's Fourth of July feature. Clemmer hosts The Service Star with Madge Kennedy in a deception drama. Strand presents The House of Glass starring Clara Kimball Young with a dramatic romance and a prison arc. Metropolitan screens Pershing's Crusaders the first official war film. Mission exhibits Tex Wilkinson in Western Proud. Colonial runs The Trail to Yesterday with Bert Lytell in a cowboy tale.
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Seattle
Tom Mix
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Liberty Weekly
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Madge Kennedy
War Review
Clara Kimball Young
House of Glass
Strand
Axa
Pershing
Metropolitan Theatre
George Creel
Committees On Public Information
Bert Lytell
the Colonial
Lytell
Dakota
Abdul Medjid Effendi Named Sultan of Turkey
Abdul Medjid Effendi is proclaimed sultan of Turkey as successor to Mohammed V who died July 3. The announcement follows reports of the sultan’s accession and marks a significant leadership transition in the Ottoman realm.
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Abdul Medjid
London
Abdul Medjid Effendi
Turkey
Mohammed V
Hearts of the World thrills audiences at Levy's Orpheum
Griffith's war photodrama Hearts of the World opens at Levy's Orpheum with strong audience praise. The film follows a French village romance amid global conflict, featuring Lilian Gish and Robert Harron, with Dorothea Gish and others in supporting roles.
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Griffith
Levy
Orpheum
Thia
Third Ave
France
Lillian Gish
Robert Marron
TODAY'S MOVIE PROGRAMS AT VARIOUS THEATERS
Liberty shows The Claws of the Hun with Charles Ray in Star Liberty Weekly. ClemmER presents The Service Star starring Madge Kennedy. Coliseum features We Can't Have Everything with an all star cast. Oprheum offers Hearts of the World by D W Smith. Strand offers The House of Class with Clara Kimball Young. Mission screens Western Blood with Tom Mix. Rialto presents The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin.
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Charles Ray
Star-Liberty Weekly
Clemmer
Madge Kennedy
Service Star
Coliseum
Levy
Orpheum
D. W. @ smith
Kaiser
Berlin
No Rent Profiteers at Work in Halifax
Halifax mayor Dr. A. C. Hawkins and city engineer H. W. Johnson state there are no rent profiteers in Halifax. They report 1500 homes destroyed by the explosion are being rebuilt under government direction for the use of the poor.
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A. C. Hawkins
Halifax
N.S
H. W. Johnson
Seattle
Victoria
B.C
German Americans Fight to Last Drop for the U S
United States correspondent William Philip Simms recounts the Hamel heroes and their acts in France. Private Bernard Schallinger used grenades to halt German gun nests and a bowie attempt. Nathan Lieberman forced German troops to surrender. Arthur Munk treated a wounded officer and aided a stretcher bearer. Fred Shullenberger tended tea for the troops despite shrapnel. a noted corporal kept fighting to avenge casualties and fell after taking a German.
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France
United States
Jens Krueger
Krueger
Bernard Schallinger
Nathan Lieberman
Cernans
Arthur Munk
Heinie
Still Need Clothing at Fire-Swept City Cle Elum Appeal
Mayor J A Balmer reports requests for children's clothes shoes and money for Cle Elum relief. The message to the Chamber of Commerce asks aid for foreign element families with ten to twelve children. Citizens express thanks as men work and homes are occupied. Fire devastates Selway forest in Montana with 6000 acre tracts under siege and crews combat the flames amid smoke and winds.
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Cle Elum
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
J. A Balmer
Missoula
Mont
Selway Forest
Nitrogenous tonic promises flesh growth for thin people
An advertisement touts organic phosphate, nitro phosphate, as a solution to extreme thinness. It claims to feed nerves and body cells, boosting weight, energy, and health, with a money back guarantee. Caution warns Bazone avoiders to not use for those who do not wish to gain flesh.
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Bazone
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