Exposé on Movies and Motion Pictures Explains Film Industry
An analysis reveals a divide between motion pictures and silent films, detailing how moviemaking is controlled by producers, directors, and writers. It notes DeMille’s influence, describes a director’s volatile behavior, and exposes the industry’s production habits as presented in a DeMille photoplay.
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Fim
B. de Mille
Mims
Yeilow Pictures
Sali
Mr. Neille
Why Save Wheat in Wartime Posture and Pantry
A mixed readers page blends wartime kitchen guidance with a drifting wartime essay. It lists vegetables and preparations such as green beans cabbage and carrots then shifts to a narrative about flour shortages, ships and troops, ending with a boy in a trench sharing a meal with five men including his own son. The piece echoes fear hunger and sacrifice.
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France
Plelurs
Ereen
Mina
Brea
Patriotism rally at Liberty Park by MM I B group
A patriotic rally in Liberty Park last night hosted by the Minority improvement associations featured Arthur Woolley as speaker. He praised America Russia friendship and hailed wartime unity with President Wilton’s stance. Moscow was cited as a friend, and the event suggested Russia’s eventual alignment against Germany. The Uriden Ladies Band and Swedish Male Quartet performed, with a similar meeting planned for the coming week and details to follow.
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Liberty
Park
Fendril
Allarney
Arthur Woolley
America
Russia
British Fliers Superior In Air Over France
British pilots sustained a dominant air campaign over German forces in France on July 1 3 and 4 with multiple dogfights near Braye Lamotte d Scuterre and Villers yielding several German losses. Captured reports note British airmen destroying German aircraft including lorries and supply trucks while inflicting heavy duress on enemy formations. An extraordinary rescue involved a pilot repairing a punctured fuel tank midflight and returning to duty. The overall effort showcased superior British pilot skill and aggressive tactics against a numerically larger foe.
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Dan Wenpesil Aimy
France
Airema
Indus
Tle Balgies
Britta
Rupreine
Saiadrois
Lve
SyMudranh
Lee
Weirie Culley
Documenta
Immay
Guy
Hercules
Soni
Laroughout
Individ
Lamotte-d Scuterre
Hoett
Ag SR
Thor
Tirkiah
Copital
Braye
Tno
Hame
Villers
Jecaler
Fle
Gain
Shipping Board Adopts Labor Rules In War Plan
Philadelphia Ivy 10 Tonight the Shipping Board announced it adopted the labor policy drafted by the War Labor Conference Board as part of its wartime program. About 55,000 men under the board’s authority are affected. The policy will be administered by the director of Industrial Relations. It bars strikes and lockouts during the war, allows unionization, prohibits discharge for union membership, aims to prevent anti union agitation, guarantees equal pay for women for equal work, recognizes an eight hour day where law requires it, and fixes wages with consideration of standards and conditions.
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Philadelphia
Amergenty Get Corporation
War Labor Conference
Mployea Ant
Mployea Ant Improyeth
Uitions
Seoriters
Kleanliness Kosts Konsiderable Kleanliness Kosts Konsiderable
Fragmentary advertisement style text ridiculing costs of cleanliness with spelling distortions and nonsensical phrases. References to king's cottages, contamination fears, and an “absolutely pure unused” item. No clear event or individuals identified.
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Komfort
Walter
C. Sf. Clay
Idaho Adopts Drastic Rules on Store Hours
Idaho orders all drug stores soda fountains and many food or merchandise outlets to close at 2 AM after July 15 under federal supervision. Except for drug stores and certain cafes, most businesses open at 8 AM and close at 6 PM with some extended hours on weekends. Saturdays extend to 9 PM, Sundays restricted to afternoon to 3 PM.
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BOIBH
Idaho
Federal Food Adminiatrant
B. F. Beknel
wWekl
Srns
Wilson approves army sentences in clemency move
President Wilson approves court martial sentences for Captain Daniel H W Sullivan of Camp Dodge Iowa and Lieutenant John Francia Monroy of the 238th artillery. Sullivan gets hard labor at Leavenworth and Monroy receives dismissal from the army after a negligent accident that killed Sergeant Samuel Gilman at Camp Custer Michigan.
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Washington
Daniel HW. Sullivan
Camp Dodge
Vrealont Wisan
Federal
Leavernworth
Kan
Sullivan
John Francia Monroy
Rod
Samuel &. Gilman
Camp Custer
Mich
Edyice Royater
Allied Success Harms Austria In Albania Front
Allied troops advancing in Albania press Austrian forces along a line from the Danube to the Adriatic. Albanian units under Essa Pasha fight beside Italian and Balkan troops, aiming toward Berat as a key objective. The push strengthens rebel sentiments among southern Slav groups and challenges Austrian control in the region.
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London
Critied
Albania
Sore Honaly
Ubalkan
Nghilng Ja
Deval
Adriatia
Essa Pasha
Lincauge
Saloniki
Hters
Hervounner
Monastir
Berat
Newfoundland Sugar Famine Hits St Johns After Shipment Cut
Newfoundland with a population of 240000 faces a sugar famine after the International Sugar committee in New York halted shipment of 1000 barrels of sugar to the city. The action leaves Newfoundland short on staple sweetness and raises concern over food supply.
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Newfoundland
ST. Johns
N. B
International Sugar Committee
New York
Assor
Ciy
Child drowned at Union farm near Midvale Utah
Salt Lake dispatch says 214 year old Mountere child son of Mr and Mrs Joan J Mounted drowned yesterday morning in an irrigation canal on the Mountain view farm at Union near Midvale The body lodged against a post of a footbridge while the mother worked inside the house A second item from Memphis Tennessee notes navy recruits killed near Nashville on their return to Memphis after a ceremony
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Salt Lake
Joan J. Mounted
Silent crowd mourns Major Mitchell at city hall
New York on July 10 crowds gathered to honor Major John Curroy Milenni later called Major Mitchell. People wept as the procession paused at the rotunda where former leaders lay, with flags, Gold Star displays, and a mounting police guard. The service marked a nation in sorrow for a city leader who died in a Louisiana incident last weekend.
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New York
John Curroy Milenni
Vo In Nute
Abriylam Dingaln
Grant
Louisiana
United States
Alty
Mitchel
Tle
Major Mitchell
Ninte
Royaped
Uno
la Eatier
Null
Wadder
Avery
Walt
Real Estate Transfers and Warrants From Local Deeds
Real estate transfers show James W McKenn and wife to Avia ecnk fot 10 for 300 dollars. Realty and Rental Co to bya T Magen lot 38 block B Mountain View add for 300 dollars. George Vensmit to ievarhardus J Van Linibore and wife lots 26 and 17 block 4 South ark add for 550 dollars. Charles H Punk and wife to Fred W Smith part of northwest quarter of Agedon 21 block 6 west orange F west for 176 dollars.
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James W. McKenn
Avia Ecnk
Fairmond Donaldaralton
Bya T. Magen
Mountain View Addition
Cnmideration
Ievarhardus J. van Linibore
South Ark
Arid
Charles
Punk
Fredt IW. Smith
Agedon
Formahin
Orange F West
Towans pledge support of war and reform at Iowa convention
Des Moines Iowa July 10 Republicans in a state convention voiced wholehearted support for the war against Germany national prohibition and granting women the vote. The only unresolved item was the nomination for state superintendent of public instruction T E Clenahan Iowa City. The gathering resembled a patriotic rally with pledges to united effort for victory and reform. Governor Hardin the keynote urged steadfastness while United States Attorney A B Cumming backed prohibition and suffrage.
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Des Moines
Germany
T. E. Clenahan
Iowa City
Patridem
Pthlfora
W. L. Hardinen
United States Secutor
A. B. Cumming
City and Weber County Property Valuation Totals Fixed
The equalized value report for Ogden City and Weber County shows a total property valuation of 45,420,286 dollars, up 31451,460 from last year. Clerks are finalizing the tax list after board of equalization meetings, with a campaign report to follow for the levy decision and individual statements to property owners by the County Treasurer.
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Tha Raport
Ogden City
Weber County
Charlen M. Ramey
Board of Equalization
Able Board of Equalization
A.V. Hulsh
Dent
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