War Fronts Shown In Rex Theatre War Pictures
Captain F E Klineschmidt known as explorer lecturer and cameraman presents 9000 wartime photos at the Rex Theatre next Wednesday. He films from first line Russian trenches and submarine scenes in the Adriatic. The exhibit includes mine warfare and a close view of soldiers in combat. Also notes recruiting office and school board actions with personnel changes.
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F. E. Klineschmidt
Russia
Adriatic Sea
Rex Theatre
Penitentiary Sends Indians and a Woman from Albuquerque
Under Sheriff Wm. Jones returned from Santa Fe with two Indians Tom Winslow and Fatty Jim and Hattie Smith taken from Albuquerque to the penitentiary for about a year for attempting to shoot a Mexican woman. The Postal Telegraph Company moved to new quarters on east Coal avenue in a well lighted building. Dr. Allison leaves for Los Angeles for Army medical corps examinations and will return soon. Dr. Cantrell will cover practice in his absence and may head to Ft. Bayard or Los Angeles for further exams. P.G. Pinson of the Golden Rule Store reports strong business in copper districts after a southern Arizona trip.
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Wm. Jones
Santa Fe
Tom Winslow
Fatty Jim
Hattie Smith
Albuquerue
Postal Telegraph ‘Company
East Coal Avenue
Allison
Los Angeles
United States Army Reserve
Medical Corps
Army
Cantrell
Ft. Bayard
Arizona
Penney
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Morris Block
Second “Street
Woman's Exchange
Cliff Mulholland
Fifth Field Artillery
FE Paso
W. R. Cregar
J. Dugan
the Economist
FS. Lawrence
Tom Campbell
Flagstaff
Hills Brothers
Golden Rule
Douglas
Frank, Moreno
Gallup
Perea
World Service
Sarah Bernhart
Mothers OF France
Mutual Weekly
Mutt and Jeff
Tuesday Arie Doro
Oliver Twist
Burton Holmes
Paramount Pictograph
Paramount Service
Klineschmidt
Triangle Service
Clara Williams
Keystone
Gladys Colburn
Fox
Service
Vivian Martin
Hearst-Pathe News
Lillian Gish
Empress
Vitagraph
Clara Kimball Young
Monty-Mill
J. C. Penney
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