Realistic two reel film scenes thrill at Joliet and cliff plunge
Essanay plans In Convict Garb with R. C. Travers and E. W H Calvert. Guards chase by hand car while Travers follows in a car. Director explains to guards. Also shows The Right of Way with a five passenger auto tumbling 1500 feet into Taughannonck gorge with a dummy at the wheel.
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Essanay Co
R. C. Travers
Travers
E. W H. Calvert
Joliet
Calvert
Ithaca
Taughannock Gorge
Newsboy of 13 Leads New World Kids in Play
George L. Morgan a 13 year old newsboy stars in Jimmy's Princess the first motion picture company of children organized in Los Angeles by Benjamin Scovell. Morgan has appeared before the public since infancy and is grandnephew of Rev. George Lorimer of Tremont Temple Boston.
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George L. Morgan
Jimmy
Los Angeles
Benjamin Scovell
George Morgan
George Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Boston
Gypsy Camp Near Lima Sparks Sheriff Probe
Sheriff Watt investigates 75 stranded gypsies living in an improvised camp near Lima. The nomads, both genders, roam unclothed, subsisting on roots berries and game. Farmers complained about visits to barns prompting the inquiry. Also on Sept 16 Marshall Seville reports returning from Esmeraldas Ecuador with ancient skulls showing gold inlays and dental workmanship rivaling modern dentistry.
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United Press
Lima
Watt
Dy United Preee
New York
Boy with heart on left side puzzles doctors
A 7 year old, Charles Butera, has the heart located on the left side under the shoulder rather than the usual position. Doctors at General hospital report the child is normal otherwise and believe the misplaced heart will not cause trouble.
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Dy United Pre
Kansas City
M 3
General Hospital
Charles Butera
Beachy dies after betting on his own lifespan
Clem Beachy, a Lexington trainer of light harness horses, died last week after winning a spring bet with a physician that he would live three months despite liver trouble. He had staked 250 to 300 dollars and planned a second bet for four months, which he would have lost. Also reported, Mrs. Charles Lenning drew a crowd in Atlantic City when she appeared on the beach in a purple bathing suit with a slit skirt.
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Lexington
Clem Beachy
Beachy
Atlantic City
Charles Lenning
Prices paid producers for fruits and vegetables
Corrected daily by J. W. Godwin and Company the list records prices for apples blackberries cantaloupes squashes cabbage beets carrots celery corn head lettuce and onions with varying unit prices and quantities. The OCR shows units and numbers but many items are garbled. the overall item lists local produce prices and availability.
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J. W. Godwin & Co
Moon
Rippling tunics influence Paris fashion openings
At the Paris fashion openings for American buyers the Persian influence dominates with gowns adapted from Le Manaret costumes. Tunicas are short and wired to stand away from the figure, appearing alone or in groups from the waist to mid hem.
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Paris
Theatre de la Renaissance
Will Try Again Lewiston Marriage Bid Third Time
Vital Labbe has applied for a marriage license with city clerk Lemaire for the third time in a year. The bride-to-be previously left the groom waiting at the church on the first two attempts.
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Lewiston
Vital Labbe
Lemaire
Labbe
Girls Jury Awards $20 to Martin in McCulloch Court
In Joliet Illinois on September 16 Justice James McCulloch presided as the first woman jury impaneled returned a verdict for George Martin against John Vargo for $20. Martin is described as young and handsome while Vargo is older and married. The jurors, all unmarried except one, briefly paused for ice cream sodas during a trial recess.
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Joliet
Court of
James McCulloch
George Martin
John Vargo
Martin
Vargo
The Streets of New York in Class A program
A mixed program playing through Wednesday night features The Streets of New York three reel Great Northern feature along with a Vitagraph comedy and Pathe Weekly No. 49 including world news Carat two part edition and An Unjust Supaie lon moograph drama.
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New York
Vitagraph
Cremmer
Pathe Weekly
Mograph Drama
Melbourne
H Reliance
California
Mack
Edison
Tilikum
Alhambra
Diamond Makers
Bees Plan New Park for Next Year in Victoria
Victoria officials discuss a move to a new baseball park for next season. Secretary McConnell cites a short center field fence and inadequate seating as reasons for change. Hert Delmas likely to manage. Bob Steele and Brown, who pitched in the Twilight League, will join next week and be used regularly.
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Victoria
McConnell
Victoria Baseball Club
Hert Delmas
Bobby Steele
Brown
Victoria Twirlers
Girls Beat Pastors In Bloomers Team Triumph
In Philadelphia Republic 16 a girls baseball team in bloomers defeated a preachers team in skirts by 56 runs. The unusual matchup drew attention as the girls dominated with strong batting and fielding throughout the game.
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Philadelphia
Haunted School to Be Replaced in Warrenville
Warrenville will get a new school building this year to replace the haunted school children refused to attend since winter 1912. The haunted school was linked to a killing of Miss Edith Smith by Sylvester Adams on January 10, 1912. Rest modern outside rooms advertised by Stewart House at 86 West Stewart.
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Iy United Presa
Warrenville
Edith Smith
Sylvester Adams
Stewart House
West Stewart
Rooster Attacks 3-Year-Old in Kenner Feeding
A 3-year-old, John Bogart, was attacked by a large rooster while fowls were being fed in Kenner Louisiana. The child was knocked down and seriously injured before his father could drive the bird off. The boy was sent to a New Orleans hospital after the incident and the Bogarts had chicken pie for dinner.
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Kenner
John Bogart
Bogarts
New Orleans
Tooth Filler Ad by Druggists at 25 Cents
A vintage advertisement promotes Tooth Jade Butler’s Liquid Tooth Filler sold by druggists for twenty five cents. The short copy highlights its tooth banishing or whitening claim and targets readers seeking oral care solutions.
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Butler
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