Mexico City State Fire To Be Official Here
Washington April 2 The effort to declare Mexico City neutral has resurfaced with Bryan endorsing the plan. Villistas claim control of most Mexican territory and will govern from Chihuahua. Deputy Lowrin arrived to assist investigations into the Conolo homestead fire amid mystery and lack of insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Dusted Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Bryan
Ville and Zapata
Silist Rian Waa
Y Carransa
Chihuahua
Ite
Matwhall
J. G. Lowrin
Paulim
Austrian Ship Sunk Highway Work Starts On Monday
In Harrisburg Governor Hirumbaneh ordered Deputy Highway Commissioner Joseph Hunter to commence state road work next Monday across districts. A full corps of workers is expected to be deployed. weather signals partial cloudiness tonight and Saturday with little temperature change.
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Warrisburg
Hirumbaneh
Joseph L. Hunter
Deakintown
Evary
Austrian steamer sunk on the Danube in wartime
Dispatches from London report an Austrian steamer laden with army supplies and ammunition was sunk in the Danube after colliding with a mine and sustaining damage. Serbian artillery later shelled the vessel and sent the craft to the bottom, as per the evening papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Monson
London
Niah
Students depart for Washington on five day trip
A party of ten students and Mrs H L Monroe depart from Mish 4 Echool under Miss Montagas for Washington D C. They will tour the Capitol, Memorials, Smithsonian and White House area, ride buses, visit churches, and end with trips to New York and Philadelphia before returning home. Leaders and chaperone listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. “Montagas
Pennsylvania
Washington
Capitol
Gordon
White House
Washington Monument
Pan- Anthony
Continental Hall
Bureau of Rigraving
Printig
Ube Capitol
Ely
Congressional
Pranclacau Monuatery
Catholic University
Arlington Cemetery
Lincoln Muse
Botanical Gardens
Marine Band
Mr Vernon
State
War
Navy
Treasury
Post Office Department
Navy Yard
Zoological Gardens
New York
Philadelphia
Thone
Florence Whittlesey
Hthel
Whittlesey
Gertrude Mourop
Marie
Mepple
Marjorie Auer
Avaline J
Drought
Lielle Love
Gertrude
Lynch
Helen Jonson
Arthur Duffey
Burdette Howard
Lyle Clough
H. L. Monroe
G D Heath Retires From Patrons Mutual Insurance
G D Heath retires from Patrons Mutual Insurance Company after twenty seven years as secretary. The group, formed to reduce farm fire losses, grew to ten million dollars in written policies across five counties, saving hundreds of thousands for members and doubling Orange County involvement. Heath highlighted fire prevention and lightning protection, noting reduced lightning losses from 101 incidents in 1911 to 25 percent loss ratio by 1914, and claimed substantial rate reductions for barns and farms through implemented rules and studies.
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Warren, Crawford
Erle Countion
Secord
Lerowitt
Couto
Patron’s Mutual
St. Alay
Chicago
Boston
Heath
Turing
Tate
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce
Washington
Big Fire Destroys McAlister Building at New Kensington
A major blaze in New Kensington on April 2 caused about 40000 in losses before being controlled after a strenuous hour long battle by the local department. The McAlister building a two story brick structure in the business district was destroyed with several stores gutted and the Bell Telephone exchange wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Keniugies
Joca
McAlister
Nusineas
Bell Telephone Exchange
Ten Oclock Closing Now In Effect Citywide
The ruling requires saloons and wholesale liquor outlets in the city to close at ten o clock each night for the first two years. The court decision exempts Erie City and Four Mile Creek, which may stay open until midnight, while other places must adhere to the ten o clock closing. Local dealers question the disparity with the court maintaining the ten o clock rule.
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Erle City
Raymond Plant Rushes to Meet Orders in Busy Week
Raymond Manufacturing Company operates its Raymond plant until nine oclock evenings due to orders. A new power saw arrived from Charles B Wright Co of Kenilworth, S. J., and will be set up at once. The firm has stayed busy through most of winter, and the extra work signals improving times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oodly Lumbers
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Chas. B. Wright Co
Kenilworth, S.J
Stolen Elk Transferred Here Today
A stolen $800 elk, once owned by Reading Lodge, is moved to Harrisburg and will feature at the upcoming Harrisburg Elks Lodge meeting. The transfer involved multiple actors and an early morning theft from the Reading lodge, with the piece en route to the Farrisburg lodge for installation events.
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Farrie Dure
City Lodge
Harrisburg Star
Reading Lodge
Haekwhirg Lodge
Sulies
Farrisbirg
Clue Alexander
Corry
Brincownty
Harry Retecoke
Pittsburgh
Kida
Mfontkomory Varka
Alexander
Reinecke
Ueard
Hiromeh
Harrisburg Elks
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Villa
Carranza
West End
The
First National Bank
Warren, FA
Warren Savings Bank Pace
Peansylvania
G. D. Heath
Patrons
Patrons Mutual Insuranko Company
Mendyilly
TRBK
Necunnery
James A. Beaver
New Kensington
Yeyame
Raymond Plant
Harrisburg
Oil City
Samuel Johnson
Citizens National Bank
U. S
J. Desmond
G-Hartery
L Weat
LW. Parker
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