The Alhambra and Lyceum Theatres War Film Listings
The Alhambra showcases a varied program with Elafe Ferguson in The Dave Mary Coast, plus a Victor Moore domestic comedy and orchestral music enhancing the evening. The Lyceum presents Druld war office authentic scenes from the North Sea patrol, factories, and behind the lines, highlighting women workers and wartime efforts.
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Alhambra
Victor Moore
Lyceum
Lyceum Theatre
Druld War Office
North Sea
Iris
Suingares
Lee Moran
A Day and Night Ends Ogden Program With Flying Color
Thousands attend a full evening at the Ogden featuring a Warvel Hoyt comedy A Day and Night and a vivid detective tale Flying Color starring William Deamond. The program closes with a Keystone comedy delivering laughs and a satisfying finale to a large audience.
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Gren
Ogden
William Deamond
Deamond
Ishii Visits Commodore Perry Grave in Newport
Viscount Ishii leads Japanese mission to pay homage at Commodore Perry’s grave in Newport Rhode Island. A wreath in Japanese colors is placed as soldiers and civilians bow. Bishop Perry offers a prayer and lauds shared ideals and hospitality as the visitors tour the Newport Historical Society and meet officials.
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Newport
United States
Fatthew Galbralik Perry
Thi Milsaloa
Vizcoust Tabil
Presnot
Perry
Perry Circle
Commodore
America
Viscount Ishii
Philadelphia
Hera
Perry Nelmont
Newport Historical Society
Commodore Perry
Army
Odd Fellows Open Ninety Third Grand Lodge Session
Nearly 10 000 Odd Fellows from across the United States and Canada gathered in Louisville for the opening of the ninety third session of the sovereign grand lodge. A public meeting welcomed delegates with remarks by Governor A. O. Branley and Mayor John A. Nuschemeyer. Frank C. Gowdy of Denver, grand master of the order, delivered the response.
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Louvisville
United States
Canada
Toulaville
Acre
Atare
A. 0. Branley
John A. Nuschemeyer
Frank C. Gowdy
Denver
Grand Aire
Tha Omer
Young Hero Hides Light Under Bushel in Idaho
Pocatello Idaho Sept 16 An account describes Gail Jackson a boy of four who acted heroically to save a passenger train on the Yellowstone division of the O and S L from plunging into a feeder canal north of Rigby. He swam the swift waters to reach the wreckage in time.
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Doug” Fairbanks
Qxden
Fairbanka
Noug
Florian Amidon
Althug
Bel
Doug
Ieiel
Pocatello
Idaho
Gail Jackson
Teaidlox
Thie City
O. 5.1
Wan
Tle Ito
Rizby
Migby
Jin
Rigby
Through a Veil and Other Fragments
Fragmented OCR style text presents a playful mix of dialogue and stray lines. Characters discuss nerves before a charity concert, buying tickets, and casual banter about a boy named Tommy. The piece reads like scribbled gossip from a Gargoyle collage.
Renewed Efforts to End Springfield Street Car Strike
Springfield Ill Sept 17 renewed efforts underway to end an eight week street car strike. Cost mines plants and factories resumed with about 25000 workers returning after authorities allowed a parade through city streets. Troops and special deputies were withdrawn following demonstrations, as authorities seek a peaceful settlement.
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Springfield
Ill
Istreeta
Annie Besant 15 Released From Internment in India
Bombay dispatch reports Mrs Anie Besant head of the Theosophical Society, along with George Arundale and U O Wades, freed from internment to the Madras government. They had been held for political agitation and were previously restricted from meetings, lectures, and public writings. The move follows a government suggestion that restrictions be lifted if they refrain from unconstitutional and violent agitation during the war.
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Bombay
India
Anul Besant
Theosophical Society
George Arundale
UO. Wades
Madras
Secret Diplomacy Slogan Shapes Parade Display
Stochkiola Sept 7 The peaceful social parade drew a small turnout due to showers. A banner at the head proclaimed downs with secret diplomacy, while other flags suggested a dual message of peace and election procession.
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Stochkiola
First Presbyter ian sermon recalls Karl Marx in 1662 speech
A fragmented recounting at the First Presbyterian church cites a fall 1662 remark by England's exchequer head about Jefferson Davis and emancipation. The piece ties Marx to the labor movement, notes his influence across Germany France and Belgium, and claims socialist leaders in the U S shifted to support their homeland.
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Leslie Barilla
First Presbyterian Church
Carvers
I Madstone
England
Jeferson Davis
Jefferson Davis
Washington
Charles Francis Adams
St James
Tonden
Karl Marx
Freemasons Hall
Rocialiom
Oreo
Obsolete thought and the new day of forgiveness
The piece reflects on old ways yielding to new thought and the gospel of the second chance. It cites childhood trust as a source of strength, praises forgiveness as a divine mercy, and endorses renewed effort across life’s providence. It mentions community organizations meeting weekly and the ongoing public notices about copper company stock assessments and a wireless prohibition in Buenos Aires.
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Att Eroment Juriat
Simon Peter
Pashinn
Tragic Search for Missing Elderly Miner Continues
Trawlings and his soniclaw Tt. L. Rice suspect foul play after failing to find the aged man near the salt fields and canals. The elder Nawllogx recently arrived from Butte Montana to spend his remaining days with his family, having spent years as a miner and prospector.
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Tt. L. Rice
Rosa
Jordan River
Nawllogx
Butte
Mont
Aged Man's Body Found In Canal Near Salt Lake
The body of William Rawlings, 79, who disappeared from 226 Concord area, was pulled from the nurplan canal west of the city yesterday morning by two fishermen named H J Thorp and H 2B Good. Police notified, body taken to undertaker, relatives informed. Rawlings left home last Monday after breakfast with only a small bag.
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Salt Lake
William Rawlings
Concord Arenua
Nurplan Canal
H. J. Thorp
Good
Warden and
Moore
O'Dannell & Co
Nantiag
Rawlings
Union Pacific Stockholders Meet to Elect Directors in Salt Lake
Notice declares annual stockholders meeting of Union Pacific Railroad Company at Salt Lake City Utah on October 9 1917 at noon. Directors to be elected and bylaws amended to move future annual meetings to the second Tuesday of April. Stock transfer books close September 10 and reopen October 10. Secretary Thomas Mrice.
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Mid-Lake Copper Company
Ogden
Utah
Thin Noticoe
Wall Avenue
C. A. Redfield
A Redfield
Orden
Vaion Tacihc Railroad Company
An- Heal
New York
N.Y
Thomas Mrice
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