Welsh Rail Tieup Partly Held Up
A conference of 17 000 South Wales railway men in Cardiff suspended a strike decision due to wage dispute talks in London. James Henry Thomas urged unity with other regions, warning that a continued strike would force union executives to repudiate the action. The men still demanded a ten shilling wage increase and will wait until Saturday for a settlement.
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London
Associated Press
Cardiff
Wales
South Wales
James Henry Thomas
House of Commons
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Thomas
Another Walk Out Stopped at Monmouthshire
James H. Thomas MP and railway union official spoke to a Newport crowd as Cardiff and Bristol groups reject a three shilling raise. Bristol mass meeting backs ten shillings and full union support for the executive committee.
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London
James H. Thomas
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Newport
Monmouthshire
Cardiff
Bristol
Grocer Max Maisel Fined for Sunday Opening
Max Maisel, a grocer, was fined ten days or ten dollars by Recorder Edington for keeping his store open on Sunday. Officer Arbo said Maisel delivered groceries on Sunday after Saturday night preparation. Maisel claimed goods were left Saturday night and money was collected Sunday.
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Max Maisel
Edington
Maisel
Arbo
Shippers Forecast Warns Moderate Temps Next 24 Hours
The weather bureau issues a shippers forecast with moderate temperatures for 24 to 36 hours for shipments north east and west. River forecasts show the Tombigbee river and branches and the Alabama river will not change much over the next two days.
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Tombigbee River
Alabama
Fire damages roof at North Bayou Street home
A Sunday morning fire partially damaged a single story home at 190 North Bayou Street. Eva Stallworth occupied the house and the blaze started when sparks ignited the roof. The property is owned by Mrs. Crichton.
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North Bayou Street
Eva Stallworth
Crichton
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co testimonial from Clarksburg
A Clarksburg West Virginia woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound for multiple recoveries from illness starting at age sixteen. She credits the remedy with restoring strength during pregnancy and after, and urges others to seek confidential advice from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harold M. Smirth
Water Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Gadsden Woman Praises Liver Regulator Buy
Miss Jenne Usy of Gadsden Alabama writes to a Medicine Co to order two more boxes of Granger Liver Regulator. She says the medicine is a continuous benefit and she never expects to be without it. The product is nonalcoholic and easy to take. Available through local druggists.
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Jenne Usy
Gadsden Ala
Her Medicine Co
Granger Liver Regulator
Mary Pickford Strolls Chicago with Mother amid Crowd
The illustration shows Mary Pickford walking with her mother through Chicago streets followed by a large crowd. In the past two years she has starred in Paramount films portraying Dutch Italian Japanese and other international roles. Miss Pickford appears at the Empire on Wednesday September 20 in The Eternal Grind.
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Mary Pickford
Chicago
Mary
Paramount Pictures
Miss Pickford
the Empire
Pig Race and Rope Ready to Capture Piglet
A funny old man drives a fat pig tethered by a rope as he chases the animal down a road. Puss Junior watches from his horse as the pig slips free and dashes ahead with the man and boy urging the chase.
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Puss Junior
Bulgars Repel Entente Attack in Struma Valley
Sofia reports a Bulgarian victory as entente forces in the Struma valley attack Macedonia front were repulsed. Key actions include stubborn fighting south of Lerine, captured three machine guns, and several dozen prisoners. on the Vardar and Struma fronts artillery and counterattacks determined the day.
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Sofia
London
Struma
Lerine
Moglenica
Vardar
Doldjeli
Belasutra
Komarian
Osman-Kamila
Dejamanhale
Aegean
Puss and Old Man Catch Escaping Pig in Fun Race
The horse with leaps and bounds nears the fleeing pig as a young manry anecdote unfolds. The old man uses a lariat to toss a noose over the pig and declares victory while Puss Junior hauls in the tethered animal.
Empire Presents Edna Goodrich In The House of Lies
The Empire praises Edna Goodrich in The House of Lies at Morosco- Paramount, with scenes of modern society life. Diana's Inspiration stars Baroness De Witt and Paul Swan on Tuesday, plus Mary Pickford in The Eternal Grind.
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Edna Goodrich
Morosco-Paramount
the Empire
Empire
Baroness de Witt
Paul Swan
Diana
Mary Pickford
Sally Crute
Robert Frazer
Arizona to be ready for sea upon completion
Washington reports that the new superdreadnought Arizona will be commissioned at the New York yard and ready for immediate sea duty with a full crew. Part of Memphis crew will join the Arizona while others move to Olympia undergoing repairs at Charleston.
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Washington
Arizona
New York Navy Yard
New York Navy Department
Department
Memphis
Santo Domingo
Olympia
Dewey
Manila
Charleston
Dawn of Freedom at Empire Theatre With Richman Cast
The Dawn of Freedom plays at the Empire Theatre this Saturday led by Charles Richman as the revived hero under a spell by a priest. James Morrison and an all star cast support Richman while Kathryn Williams gains worldwide popularity and prepares exclusive Paramount Program appearances.
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James Morrison
Charles Richman
Empire Theatre
Mr. Richman
Kathryn Williams
Selig
Oliver Morosco
Pallas Pictures
Miss Williams
Paramount
TEACH GIRLS A BUSINESS. Continued from Page Four
A plea for women's education urges teaching daughters gainful occupations to secure financial independence and protect them from abusive marriages. Authors argue independence enables self support for women and their children, condemning withholding practical training as gambling with a daughter's future.
Negress Leona Evans Brought Back On Larceny Charge
Leona Evans, a negro woman who fled a $590 bond in late 1914 while awaiting trial on grand larceny, was brought to Mobile on Sunday morning by Detective Warren Burch from New Orleans. Evans was indicted by the grand jury at the October 1915 term of Mobile city court.
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Leona Evans
Mobile
Warren Burch
New Orleans
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Frank Gotch
Jim Essen
Willie Ritchie
Freddy Welsh
Norman Ross
Olga Doftner
H. Arnols Jackson
Valentine Grant
MacGregor
Sidney Oleett
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Baroness de Witz
Diana the Huntress
Paramount Pictograph
Francis X. Bushman
Eternal Grind
Golf Stars
Athletic Stories
Daughter OF Macgregor
Children &E
Edna May
J. T. Spieth
Vivian Rich
Alfred Vosburgh
George Ovey
Reel Life No
Charles Chaplin
Helen Holmes
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin &St
Gritton
S. O. Rogers Lumber Co
Madison St
Hieronymus Mill
Bell Phone
Gulf Coast
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Ascade Ginger Ale
Selzer
D. Palliser
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ROSEDALE/CREAMERY
Dauphin
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Bell
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Florida Wtsh CO
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Eason
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