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  • Selig-Tribune, No. 13 (1916)
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Selig-Tribune, No. 13 (1916)
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The Selig-Tribune Valentine: Here we must use a girl or fail. For films we cannot use the mail; We thought to send her thus were best, Because reel hopes must be expressed. Tampa, Fla: King Gasparilla IX and his Mystic Krewe land here for ...See moreThe Selig-Tribune Valentine: Here we must use a girl or fail. For films we cannot use the mail; We thought to send her thus were best, Because reel hopes must be expressed. Tampa, Fla: King Gasparilla IX and his Mystic Krewe land here for the carnival named in his honor. Chicago, Ill: The new Roman Catholic Archbishop, George William Mundelein, leaves the Holy Name Cathedral after the celebration of Pontifical high mass. Brooklyn, N.Y: Six persons are burned to death and two injured in a fire which destroys the $50,000 home of the widow of the President of the German-American Bank. Saloniki, Greece: The English soldiers here while away the time as best they may, awaiting the long-expected German advance on this city, which the Allies have so strongly fortified. New York, N.Y: Vivacious Reba Porter, prettiest of artist's models, whose charming face is to appear on a new coin issue of the Canadian Government. Newport, Arkansas: After being threatened with jail and having 175 feet of pictures confiscated by the local authorities, the Selig-Tribune cameraman succeeds in photographing the terrible flood conditions here. Washington, D.C: A new life saving suit for use in the water is demonstrated here to the Government officials. Manila, P.I: The active Filipinos, learning of the project now in Congress to grant the islands independence, have started their own preparedness campaign. Glenwood, Minn: The National Ski Tournament held here, brings together champion ski jumpers from all parts of the world. Axel Henricsen "Loops the Loop" in skis, clearing 134 feet. Selig-Tribune Feature Picture: Luke Smithers says, "After holdin' down a bell hop's job in a menagerie, bein' a nurse to a baby camel ought to be easy fer me, but it ain't." Topeka, Kansas: President Wilson arrives in this city where he stated that in his opinion the United States should have the greatest navy of any nation on earth. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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William Nicholas Selig
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Feb 14, 1916 (United States)

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