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  • Mutual Weekly, No. 21 (1915)
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Mutual Weekly, No. 21 (1915)
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Harvard-Cornell track games. New York City: President Wilson, with high Government and city officials, reviews the fleet's land parade in a downpour of rain. Sub-title: Amid the roar of mighty guns, President Wilson reviews the great ...See moreHarvard-Cornell track games. New York City: President Wilson, with high Government and city officials, reviews the fleet's land parade in a downpour of rain. Sub-title: Amid the roar of mighty guns, President Wilson reviews the great Atlantic fleet as it steams away for battle practice. Bursting dam destroys Cedar Falls, Washington. Students of the Newport, R.I., naval training station engage in a sham battle. Sub-title: Storming Strawberry Hill. New York Society folk open coaching season. The coach "Liberty" leaving the Hotel Biltmore on first trip. Roy Repp invents an auto that does tricks like a horse. Berkeley, Cal., freshmen and sophomores of U. of C. fight spectacular water battle on Alumni Day. Fire and explosion in ink factory causes $50,000 loss at New York City. Latest War Pictures: by courtesy of the Union of French Cinematograph Manufacturers. Fighting in the trenches. Firing 75 millimeter guns. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Updated May 27, 1915

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