Empire Theatres Three Reel Program Highlights
Empire presents a varied program with The Midnight Call, Troubles of an Actor, and Big Jim Steras three reels for today. Tomorrow features The Hidden Letter with Julia Swayne Gordon and Norma Talmadge and The Regular Beanery and the Peachy Newcomers comedy. Wednesday aims high with By Whose Hand and Essanay comedies from George Ade.
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the Empire
Pathe
Lubin Company
Jim Steras
Vitagraph
Julia Swayne Gordon
Norma Talmadge
Antonio Morio
Lubin
Earie Metcalf
Mary Keane
Essanay
George Ade
Empire
Ade
Deaths and Funerals Meyer Moog
Meyer Moog funeral held at Roche Burke parlors Sunday at 10 with Rabbi A G Moses officiating. Interment in Jewish cemetery. Pallbearers listed. John C McDonald Mobile resident for 15 years died Sunday in Indiana avenue home after 10 days illness. He was a Montgomery native printer and ad agent and Mobile Typographical Union member. Remains sent to Durant Mississippi Monday noon.
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Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Meyer Moog
A. G. Moses
M. Eschold
E. E. Richard
Lichtbach
J. M. Friedman
M. Hanan
M. L. Gans
John C. McDonald
Mobile
Indiana Avenue
Montgomery
Mobile Typographical Union
McDonald
McDonald's Theatre
Deceared
Durant
Miss
Monnday Noon
Japanese in Europe urged by French journalist plea
Paris Sept 7 Stephen Pichon quotes Napoleon in the Petit Journal noting Metternich’s warning to the Kaiser. Pichon suggests Japan could intervene in Europe with land forces while its fleet operates in China, urging Allied powers to consider such possibilities and act without delay.
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Europe
Paris
Stephen Pichon
The
Petit Journal
Napoleon
Metternich
M. Pichon
China
Japan
M. Clemenceau
London
Petersburg
Mississippi Girl Killed in West Point Auto Crash
Miss Sadie Pope died from injuries after a car wreck two miles south of West Point as three others were injured. Joe Rice and Miss Harriett Rice, son and daughter of Dr. A R Rice of Oktibbeha County, were in the vehicle with Miss Pope. Ruth and Mary Jorie Bradwell escaped unharmed.
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Miss
Sadie Pope
Joe Rice
Harriett Rice
Ruth
Mary Jorie Bradwell
Starkville
Tibbee, Miss
Pike
Tibbee Lake
Alice Pope
Misa Harriet
A. RR. Rice
Oktibbeha County
Rice
Consul Ray Injured in Runo Wreck Returns to Hull
Consul John A. Ray, stationed at Odessa, reported seriously injured in the Wilson steamer Runo disaster has returned to Hull England. He notified the state department that the injuries are slight and that he plans to proceed to his post.
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Washington
John A. Ray
Odessa
Russia
Runo
Hull
England
State Department
China declines Panama Pacific Exposition naval rendezvous
Associated Press report from Washington says China officially notified the state department it cannot participate in the naval rendezvous of the Panama Pacific Exposition because of wartime conditions. The Chinese government expressed regret.
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Associated Press
Washington
China Today
State Department
Government suspended as Labor Day observed in Washington
Government in Washington paused for Labor Day with Congress out of session and departments closed. The White House showed minimal activity while local celebrations featured carnivals and fairs marking the holiday.
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Washington
National Capital
Congress
White House
French Officials Open New Offices in Bordeaux
Officials install government machinery in Bordeaux as offices fill city buildings including the university where the war department is housed. Foreign offices occupy much of a street near a public garden. embassies housed in mansions. John W. Garrett oversees a sparsely staffed mission. The Temps reports on the war situation as reorganizations proceed and government documents arrive from Paris.
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Associated Press
Bordeaux
Paris
University
War Department
Foreign Office
John W. Garrett
United States
The
Temps
War Office
Colmar
Muelhausen
Alsace-Lorraine
Reuter Telegram Denies German Influence Claims
Baron Herbert de Reuter of Reuter's Telegram Company states that German influence claims published by the German Press Bureau do not match his knowledge. He says the agency had no contact with Deutsches Kabel Gesellschaft and rejected any proposals on their behalf. He adds that German propaganda has circulated falsehoods to damage the agency's prestige.
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Associated Prega
London
Baron Herbert de Reuter
Reuter
Telegram Company
Reuter Company
German Press Bureau
Berlin
Baron de Reuter
Deutsches Kabel Geselleschaft
Montana Militia Answers Petition
The state militia filed its answer in U S district court to the habeas corpus petition for three men arrested by state guardsmen since martial law began. It alleges county executive officers including the Butte mayor neglected duties and failed to maintain order. The city remained quiet last night.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
United States District Court
New York Gubernatorial Nominations Set to Open
New York politics enters a nominating period as campaigns begin tomorrow for governorship and other state offices. The schedule runs until September 28 when the first primaries in the state's history will be held.
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New York
Po Do Lax Promises Clear Complexion With Laxative
Ad claims Po Do Lax cures pimples headaches biliousness torpid liver and constipation by treating indigestion. It promises a pleasant laxative that tones the liver purifies the blood and keeps you well with a clear complexion and steady nerves. A 60 cent bottle is offered with a money back guarantee.
Germans Call to Colors Include Old Men
Ostend dispatch reports Brussels landstorm troops include many with white hair signaling Germany mobilized every rifle bearer. Siege guns around Brussels sunk in concrete. Emperor William reportedly stayed at Hotel Bellevue and appointed General Von Luttwitz governor of Belgium while Crown Prince Frederick William hosted a banquet at Laeken palace.
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London
The
Times
Ostend
Brussels
Germany
Emperor William
Bellevue
General von Luttwitz
Belgium
Frederick William
Royal
Laeken
Battle Fought At French Center Near Verdun
London dispatch from Sept 7 reports the Telegraph’s Berlin correspondent describing heavy fighting along the Rethel Verdun sector. French forces are concentrated and matched by German divisions, with Emperor William joining the Crown Prince in theater. German and Württemberg corps push toward a foothold on French soil after crossing the Meuse and clashing with French army corps.
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London
Berlin
Telegraph
Rethel
Verdun
William
Eee of Wurtemburg
Frederick William
Meuse
Man who paints town red object to wife painting cheeks
A witty saying notes that many men who enjoy nightlife would disapprove if their wives use makeup. It contrasts male bravado with domestic restraint.
Fraternal Picnic and Security Club Meetings Heads Up
Fraternal Improved Order of Red Men Tuscahoma Tribe No 59 hosts a Labor Day basket picnic at Dauphin Way grounds with races, fish fry, and a torture finale. Mobile Council Knights and Ladies of Security set a September 9 meeting with new members and a drill team under Captain E J Grove.
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Dauphin Way
North Side
Ashland Place
Knights and Ladies of Security
Mobile Council
E. J. Grove
Woodmen Camp Plans Surprise Party for September Meet
Woodmen of the World Forest Camp No. 1 appoints a committee to organize a surprise party for the next meeting on Monday night September 14. Fraternal Union of America Mobile Lodge No. 93 holds a well attended meeting addressing lodge business. E L J Cahal to attend a Denver supreme lodge meeting.
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Woodmen of the World
Forest Camp No
Fraternal Union of America
Mobile Lodge No. 93
E. JL. Cahal
Supreme Lodge
Denver
Colo
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Maury & Unruh
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Dixie Lumber Co
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Bell Phone
Metropolitan Loan Co
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Smith Piano Co
Maconie Temple
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Government
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Southern Express Co
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Pat Byrnes
Spring Hill Ave
Merchants Clearance House
John F. Holley
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Rickerby
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Alex Strouse
Pollock Building
Field's Ice Cream Co
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Drago & Fisher
Bill
Empire Today
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Mobile Realty Co
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Lyric Dry Cleaning & Pressing Co
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Cross Railroad
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Montana Militia Answers
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