Pearl of the Army stars Pearl White in wartime serial clash
Pearl White leads the Pathe military mystery Pearl of the Army as a twentieth century Joan of Arc. The Astra Film Corporation with Edward Jose directs a romance and action packed serial that contrasts with Neal of the Navy and promises patriotic drama.
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Pearl White
Joan of Arc
Pathe
Pearl
Army
Neal
Navy
Uncle Sam
Guy W. McConnell
McConnell
Pauline
Elaine
Iron Cra
Louis J. Gardner
Astra Film Corporation
Astra Company
George B. Seitz
Pau- Mae
All Man in West Tale at Bru-Nel Theatre
A Bru-Nel Theatre program notes a small cast with Gerda Holmes Mollie K and Robert Warwick headlining as Jim Blake in a tale of transformation. Jim leaves his pampered life, proves his grit beating a native and earns ranchers respect, then returns wiser with an aim and a wife.
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Pear White
Motion Picture
Bru- Nel Theatre
Bru-Nel Theatre
Gerda Holmes
Mollie K
Robert Warwick
Jim Blake
Bine
Jim
Third Regiment State Guard member jailed after stabbing
A Third Regiment State Guard member is jailed awaiting preliminary hearing on stabbing his father in law, Bob Ivey, last Tuesday. Ivey, age 55 to 60, was severely wounded but now out of danger after eight back gashes and a punctured lung. Ivey forgave the assailant and wishes to see him. the motive centers on a quarrel over a letter and a claimed attempt to attack his wife.
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State Guard
Bob Ivey
Ivey
Mr. Starnes
Mr. Ivey
Starnes
Villa Cavalrymen on South Rio Grande at Ojinaga clash
Francisco Villa forces attacked the border town of Ojinaga opposite Presidio Texas at dawn. About 200 Villa followers charged into the town shouting Viva Villa while Mexican government troops engaged them nearby as Gen Figuerera Gracia and Riojas moved to retake the town from La Mula pass, 35 miles south of the border.
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Presidio
Texas
Francisco Villa
Villa
Rio Grande
Ojinaga
Vivla Villa
G. Figuerera
Gracia
Riojas
la Mula Pass
Death of Mrs Jane Stewart at McCain mill area
Mrs Jane Stewart died at her home near the McCain old mill last Saturday morning. Burial followed at Tirzah Sunday with funeral services by Rev W W Ratchford and Rev W W Boyes. Daughter of the late John Belk she was about 72. Survived by one brother B E Belk of Lanes Creek township and two children Mrs J W Twitty and Mr Everett Stewart of the McCain mill neighborhood.
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Jane Stewart
Waxhaw Enterprise
McCain Old Mill
Tirzah
W. W. Ratchford
W. W. Boyes
Unity A. R.P. Church
Stewart
John Belk
E. Belk
Lanes Creek Township
J. W. Twitty
Everett Stewart
McCain Mill
Death of Mrs P M Wells in Marshville
Death of Mrs Fannie M Wells wife of the late Rev Geo H Wells of the South Carolina Conference. She died at her daughter Jennie Wells Vaughan's home after a week of illness with dysentery. Born in Bridgeport Conn 1832 she would have been 94 on July 31. Funeral held in Timmonsville with pastor Rev Seymour Taylor assisting. Mrs Wells lived with her daughter in Marshville for years and was remembered as a consecrated Christian.
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P.M. Wells
Marshville
Fannie M. Wells
Geo. H. Wells
South Carolina
Jennie Wells Vaughan
Wells
Bridgeport
Conn
Mr. Wells
Timmensville
Mett
Timmonsville
Seymour Taylor
Bert A. Powell
Chris Han
Ethel Greene
Hamlet
Jas. P. Marsh
Davidson
Lena Green
Monroe
J.C. Little
Hughkins
Huggins
Myron Green
University of North Carolina
Phillip Griffin
Jonesboro
Rutledge Monroe Vaughan
Frances Elizabeth
Albert Ray Newsome
Americans Flee to Mexico to Avoid Conscription
Laredo Texas May 30. Federal officials report 15 to 20 young Americans cross into Mexico daily all with money and little baggage. They claim to mine or prospect for oil but lack training. Officials believe many are leaving the United States to dodge the draft. Most are from Eastern States including Maine and New Hampshire, with full descriptions recorded for future ID.
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Laredo
Texas
Mexico
United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Japan's Entrance Into the War Required for American Safety
Alejandro Alvarez of Chile told the Long Beach conference on foreign relations that American safety requires Japan to join the war with full resources. He argued Japan already gains material advantages and holds aviation supremacy, warning the American state cannot exhaust itself and risk domination by others.
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Japan
America
New York
Alejandro Alvarez
Chile
American Institute of International Law
Conference On Foreign Relations
United States
Long Beach
88,000,000 Cotton Ship Eludes U Boats
A steamer arrived at an Atlantic port with a cargo of Egyptian cotton valued at 8 million dollars. The captain said the vessel and its fleet had dodged submarines for ten days in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Boston
Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital Opinion By Monroe Chamber Leader
T P Dillon urges Monroe citizens to fund and build the Ellen Fitzgerald hospital within six months. He argues money is needed, calls for backing the Chamber of Commerce and city fathers, and criticizes idle talk while promising a better city once funds are raised.
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Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital
T. P. Dillon
The
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Mater
Ellen Fitzgerald
Rexall Store News notes sales and staff changes
The Rexall Store News reviews jarred humor about a soda-jerker named Ed McLeilan attending a veterans reunion in Washington. It promotes La Valliere powders, Harmony products, and Violet Dulce, listing prices 25 to 75 cents, while introducing Vann Secrest and Bob Houston assisting at the store.
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Ed McLeilan
Washington
Bob Houston
Monroe
That Toilet Line of Ours
Advertisement touts a complete Harmony toilet line in a Monroe area drug store. Claims high sales with orders worth several dollars.
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Monroe
Harmony
Local Stationery and Sundries Sale Listing
About 100 pounds of Lord Baltimore pound stationery offered at 35 cents with matching envelopes at 50 for 25 cents. Rubber goods inspection invited. New fountain syringes priced 75 cents to 2 dollars, bath sprays at 2.50. Five remaining boxes of chocolate covered cherries priced at 39 cents per box.
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Lord Baltimore
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Jersey
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Rexall Store News
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