Middletown Horn Trap Legal Question Up for Trial
The Dauphin County Court will hear arguments on whether Middletown constables may enforce horn signaling rules outside borough limits. Judge Charles V. Johnson will rule after formal jury instructions in the Myton case and a separate rioting trial involving Railroad Officer Louilliar.
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Steelton Snapshot Dedication Sets January 8 for Hygienic School
The Steelton school board accepted Superintendent MacGinnes's recommendation and set January 8 for the formal dedication of the new Hygienic school building. Also noted are a Moose Lodge initiation, the death of Ira Buser of Highspire, a birthday party in Reading Street, an inquest into a trolley death, and church notices.
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Foreigners Plan Early Parcel Gifts Home for Christmas
Steelton residents form a large foreign community eager to ship gifts to Europe as parcel post resumes. Postmaster M M Cusack says Germany Austria Italy and most war zone nations are reachable though Belgium and parts of northern France are excluded. An estimated 400 parcels will be sent in coming days with about 75 percent to Austria and the rest split between Italy Germany and France.
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African Missionary Curran to Speak at Oberlin Salem
Rev J D Curran, recently returned from Liberia, will lecture at Salem Lutheran Church Oberlin tomorrow evening. He describes surviving a germ laden Liberian coast, learning local language and customs, and overcoming prejudice to teach Christianity. The event is hosted by the Women s Missionary Society and Lutheran Brotherhood. Doors open 7 45. He will display Liberian wear, weapons and tools.
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Middletown Notes and Local Notices
Middletown notes state Samuel Irley will not retire as head of the Samaritan Mission and will continue aiding the needy from the mission he founded. Albert Houser is held on nonsupport charges. Darktown Fire Brigade to meet this evening at Rescue Hose house. Ethel Mayers, 2, died of pneumonia. funeral and burial planned. Royalton Council met last evening with routine business.
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Heavy fighting resumes on Western front amid Argonne actions
The report details renewed heavy fighting along the Argonne forest area and Belgian front as German and Allied forces clash. Berlin claims a strong French position was taken by imperial troops with prisoners. French sources dispute the outcome.
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German Fleet May Be Caught Between Foes
Buenos Ayres Dec 2 All British and French shipping is held in port by consuls in anticipation of a naval battle off the River Plate. The French steamer Algerine reports sighting four large battleships en route toward the South American coast. authorities think the German fleet under vice Admiral von Spee may be between the British fleet and a Japanese squadron newly arrived at Rio de Janeiro.
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Loot Recovered From Room Of Accused Man
Detectives Harry White and John Murnane recover loot valued at 200 in a room occupied by A J Silks at 2005 North Third Street. Silks, arrested for stealing perfume from Golden Seal Drug Store, pleads guilty. Recovered items include knives and jewelry linked to earlier thefts from a Pennsylvania Railroad freight car.
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Russians Capture Ammunition Barges on the Vistula
London dispatch reports the Petrograd correspondent noting Russian forces captured ammunition barges on the Vistula near Plock. The move aims to cut German communications to armies in Poland, affecting the Twentieth and the Guard corps.
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Wages of New York Women Shown Very Low
New York reports reveal that during the season last year 8000 of 15000 women workers earned under 6 50 a week. State Factory Commission figures show half the state’s women earn less than 8 a week, with many near the ragged edge of a 10 weekly budget. Frank Hodge, a colored epileptic, died at Harrisburg hospital after working at Fry's Hotel.
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New York City
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Miles of paving 10 be in care of city
Harrisburg plans to erect an asphalt plant and take over street repairs by 1915 to manage about 993 950 square yards of pavement by 1919 under Alderman Walter’s contract and future yardage from 1915 through 1919. The city considers allocating intervals of paving work and costs.
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