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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1915

Page

16

Gort Films Attract Wide Territory Rights Bids

The Gort films generate strong demand with state rights sales across New Jersey and New York regions. N Edward secures first state bid, while Herald Film buys the Potomac region. Authors' Film handles New York and Pennsylvania licenses. Cort offices report bids covering California, Nevada, Arizona, New England, and more as global rights move quickly.

Wacminitesiae New York Atlantic City Eibn New York City Long Island Herald Film West Fern Ixth Street Pennsylvanis Authors’ Film Company Priiies New England Coo Lynch Hippodrome Cone Ton Worcester iNet Manger San Francisco Hamilton Islands California Nevada Arizona John Cort Longacre

Vandegrift Estate Gains Film Company Lease

Wellsburg report says the General Film Company of New York and Pittsburg leased the Vandegrift estate near Wellsburg for five years at around 100000 dollars. Once costing about half a million, the mansion is described as magnificently furnished and among America's best country houses. Brinker of Pittsburgh notes the company will maintain over ten actors on site to produce moving picture films.

Wellsburg Tr F Gener! Film Company New York Pittsburg Bir Wandegrift Fox 2 Vandersrift Place America Pro ML Brinker Pitts- Wiltsts Dempster

Webster Story Promoting Book Becomes Photo Picture

The article notes Gears Kitchell Webster’s book The Butterfly is widely popular and selling in large numbers. It states the producer leverages opportunities to boost the photogram and that Webster’s name will greatly enhance the pictures’ popularity with a broad audience.

Kitchell Webster Mr Webster

Grying Baby Goes to Jail in Denver Disturbance

In Denver Sune 26 Mrs Barakssythe was jailed on disturbance charges after leaving her nine month old alone at home. In a later disturbance at the city jail she cried and a man named Matt Deerng was dispatched to verify the child’s welfare. The infant’s hunger ended when care arrived, and the jail staff saw him sleep peacefully after feeding.

Denver Col Sune Barakssythe SiPutrobaan Matt Deer'ng Tate

War Horse of Sorseheads Stirring Local Tale

A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century notice proclaims a proud boast about a veteran war horse named Old Warhorse, owned by P. A. Biola, claimed to have served during a regional rebellion. The jagged text references years of age, service, and the horse’s status as a veteran with a lengthy life.

Jones Fens P. A Biola Aeho

State Supreme Court Hands Down Decisions

Charleston June 26 report and summary of decisions from the State Supreme Court of Appeals this week. It covers rulings on pleadings amending suits, liability of wives in debtor cases, constructive service and defaults, and the authority of state statutes and sister-state judgments. It notes laches in amendment, the burden of proof for conveyances to wives, and the effect of prior judgments on later actions.

Charleston RDS Johnson Milling Company Randolph Coush Williams_ 3 Court of Equity Jana

Davis Town Council Must Schedule Annual Election

State ex rel Helionimus v Town of Davis, Tucker county, reversed. Writ of mandamus awarded. Davis common council legally bound to hold an annual election under 1913 code chapter 47 and town ordinances. citizen seeks to compel date change via mandamus.

Peters Pinson Walliams Helionimus Datis Tucker County Robinson Davis

Girl Smokers at Atlantic City Stir Local Quiet

June 24 report from Atlantic City describes women openly smoking in public spaces, with male escorts nearby. Police largely tolerate the scene as protesters arise, noting decorum but no action. Young women chat and light cigarettes, some with gold tipped pens and aids, claiming they smoke to keep away mosquitoes.

Atlantic City

Toledoans mark July 4 as Peace Day in unusual protest

A fragmented Toledo notice notes locals plan July 4 events under the banner Peace Day. Mentions Mayor Karl Kajler and several city officials amid unclear details of the observance and organizers.

Teisés Karl Kajler Walters

Guarding Meat From The Heat In Hot Weather

Washington June 25 a guide for housewives on keeping meat safe in heat. Use ice and cleanliness, thoroughly clean refrigerator drains, wipe interior daily, and shield meat from flies. When kept long, scalding may help. open canned goods must be used promptly to avoid spoilage.

Cnrecine Washington Hhouse Federal Department of Agriculture Ousehoolds

The Strand and Red Book Highlights in July Issues

The July strands spotlight fiction and nonfiction across magazines. It notes stories by Melville Day and Ring Lardner, Uncle Abner by Ray Sprisse, and Terauze, plus Arthur Parker Butler and Booth Tarkington. It details Red Book, Metropolitan, and American Magazine contents, with war coverage by Ashneld Barrett and Davis and policy thoughts by Meyer and White.

Silbert Parker Gilbert Canada Uncle Abner Melville DaySssomn Post Romiance Ray Sprisse Clarissa Albert Payson Terauze Tevet Ring Lardner Filis Parker Butler Motsbie Beckiows Richard Farding Davis Torvefal Henry Reiterfahl United States South Germany E Ashneld-Barrett Dardanelles Fannie “Hurst Arnon Bennett Booth ‘Tarkington

Muddle of Bridge Jumpers and Film Star Dreams

Fragmented dispatch recounts a wave of bridge jumping stunts inspired by Steve Brodie and a desire for fame. Magistrate Harris warns against further attempts while police and courts contend with melodramatic public reaction and the lure of Hollywood.

Steve Brodie Harris J. al Jecx

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