Senator Knox Spends $2411.75 in Campaign Expenditures
Philander C. Knox filed a campaign statement showing total expenditures of 2411.75 for his U S Senate bid. Key items include 1000 to the national Republican campaign committee and 1000 to L W Strayer for secretary expenses, 123.75 for printing, and 188 for travel. Crago reports 1563.50 plus 1000 owed to the state committee. Northampton Hughes Alliance spends 100. others report under 50 or nothing.
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Philander C. Knox
United States
National Republican Campaign Committee
L. W. Strayer
Thomas 8
Crago
Republican State Committee
Northampton Hughes Alliance
A. P. Burgwin
D. B. Fagley
W. A. Hall
T. 8. Schaeffer
Kidney health warning promotes Rad Salts for back pain relief
Noted authority claims high meat intake and uric acid harm kidneys and urges daily use of four ounces of Rad Salts, a grape and lemon acid lithia mix, to flush kidneys and prevent urinary issues. Jad Salts marketed as inexpensive and safe, an effervescent drink to keep kidneys clean.
City jitneys propose strict rules for service and routes
Last night the Harrisburg Jutneurs' Indemnity Association presented proposed jitney regulations to the City Council. The rules require identification, sobriety, decent appearance, and trained drivers, with speed limits and route districts. Nonresident operators would be limited to specified town routes and Market Square. A public parking place in Market Square is urged, with brief Market Street parking possible if cars stay 100 feet apart.
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Market Square
Market
Front
Capitol
Seventh
Vernon
Berryhill
Walnut
Herr
Steelton
Hill and
Chestnut Streets
Uptown
Market and
Market Street
Sam Greenwalt dies at 74 in Danville catcher and outfielder
Danville Alabama reports the death of Samuel Greenwalt aged 74, famed as a catcher and outfielder for the Philadelphia Americans in the sixties, at his home last evening. The obituary notes his prominence in baseball and local loss.
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Danville
Samuel Greenwalt
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Washington
United States
Germany
Amboussauer Gerard
Presdent Wilson
Teil
Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Charles Gruet
London
Vois
Asquith
Manchester Guardian
Dion N—Wits
Wimira Eckjels
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Startford
Conn
Dorothy Srickley
New Raven
Florence End More
Sharon
Delamar Gunsley
Ton
N. J
Irene Hellings
Local residents and firms listed with street addresses
A compiled list of individuals and businesses with street addresses including Charles Adler 1002 North Third, M R Alleman 145 North Front Steelton, Backenstoss Brothers 15 North Second, H M Bird Union Trust Bldg, W F Bushnell 1000 North Third, Robert A Carl 14 North Market Square, Einstein Spooner Spooner Bldg, M A Fought 272 North Street, J E Gipple 1251 Market, W S Harris 1851 Whitehall, John H Maloney 1619 Green St, A S Miller Son 18th and State, Miller Brothers Co Locust Court, E Moeslein 424 State, H G Pedlow 110 South Thirteenth Co, Vernon Retten 307 Market St, J Rohrer Son Bergner Bldg, George A Shreiner 17th Fors ter, James C Thompson 2039 North, P Vanderloo 307 Market, Burton Van Dyke 900 North Sixteenth, A Co Young 34 N Second St.
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Charles Adler
North Third Street
M. R. Alleman
North Front Street
Steelton
Backenstoss Brothers
North Second Street
H. M. Bird
Union Trust
W. F. Bushnell
Robert A. Carl
North Market Square
Einstein & Spooner
Spooner
M. A. Fought
North Street
J. E. Gipple
Market Street
W. S. Harris
Whitehall Street
John H. Maloney
Green St
A. S. Miller & Son
State Streets
Miller Brothers & Co
Locust
Court Streets
E. Moeslein
State Street
H. G. Pedlow
South Thirteenth Street
Vernon Retten
Market St
Rohrer & Son
Bergner
George A. Shreiner
Forster Streets
James C. Thompson
P. Vanderloo
I Burton van Dyke
Sixteenth Street
A. Co, Young
N. Second St
Market notes and world stock prices across cities
The report bundles commodity prices from flour to hay and live stock, then moves to Chicago Board of Trade quotes for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and cattle, followed by a global roundup: Mayo Clinic infantile paralysis vaccine work, spring wheat flour pricing, church transfers, a wildcat attack in Maryland, a Texas jack rabbit sausage plant, U S foreign trade labor incomes, a London railway disaster, a caterpillar tractor train, exchange rate shifts, Harvard professor Parker's death, and pig iron price surges. The items mention Chicago Saint Paul London Cambridge Pittsburgh Hagerstown San Antonio Boston and Marfa Presidio. Outcomes include vaccine experiments in Rochester and Boston, cattle/ hog price data, and a run of notable incidents and appointments.
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San Petram
St. Paul
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
E. C. Rosenow
E. B. Towne
Boston
G. W. Wheeler
New York
Chicago
Hagerstown
E. K. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Patterson Park Baptist Church
Baltimore
Montrose
Carl M. Austin
Han‘cock
Austin
Texas
West
Fred W. Davis
Washington
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
London
Herczedalen
Ludwig von Thalloczy
Serbia
Budapest
Vienna
Francis Joseph
San Antonio
United States Army
West Texas
Marfa
Presidio
Fort Sam Houston
Treasury
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Pomery Parker
Harvard University
Parker
Harvard
Pittsburgh
Clearfield Man Orator of Elks Memorial
William I. Swope of Clearfield will lecture at the Elks memorial services in Harrisburg tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 in the Majestic Theater. Abner W. Hartman chairs the local arrangements. Out-of-town vocalists and musicians arrive tomorrow morning with Exalted Ruler Jonas M. Rudy presiding. Seats on the first floor are held for ticket holders until 4.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Swope
Clearfield
Elks
Harrisburg
Abner W. Hartman
Majestic Theater
Jonas M. Rudy
Seasion of Sorrow
To Morrow
Riverside annexation on council agenda amid tax and funding questions
City officials plan to review Riverside annexation impacts including assessments and valuations before Tuesday’s council session. Charles L. Smith and Thomas F. Burns lead boosters. funding for sewer piping and electric street lighting features add to the fiscal debate. Real estate transfers and building permits are also listed alongside Backenstoss Brothers sales and kitchen recipes text.
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Riverside
Charles L. Smith
Thomas F. Burns
James C. Thompson
Fox and Geyer
Public Service Commission
Walnut Street
Pennsy
How to Cut Down High Living Costs
Suggestions for inexpensive meals and leftovers from a home cook. It covers cream soups using vegetables, meat pot pies from roast leftovers, Monday stew from cold tea biscuits, baked rice with vegetables, macaroni or pasta varieties, stewed tomatoes with onions and bread, and creative uses for small meat portions as luncheon relishes.
Teiper Sister Testimony in Brother Murder Trial
Grace J. Teiper testified at her home in Buffalo in the murder case against her brother John Edward Teiper. The witness described cordial relations with the deceased, sister and mother and had insight into the family finances. Her statements, read by a court stenographer, will be presented to the jury Monday.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Grace J. Teiper
John Edward Teiper
Miss Teiper
Stengel
Moore
Charles B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Orchard Park Road
Frederick
Infantile Paralysis Cases Top 2000 in Pennsylvania
Three new cases reported to the State Department of Health push total infantile paralysis cases in Pennsylvania since July 1 above 2000. Luzerne Montgomery and Lawrence counties contributed cases as overall numbers show a drop with colder weather. Since July 1 the state has recorded 494 deaths from the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Pennsylvania
Luzerne
Montgomery
Lawrence
Commissioner of Health
Dixon
Warns of Schemes to Grab Relief Fund Gifts
Harrisburg residents receive a warning letter from a relative in New York about frauds targeting relief funds for Persian, Assyrian, and Armenian causes. The notice urges donors to give only through relief committee members to ensure aid reaches those in need.
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Harrisburg
Proclamation for Dauphin County Oyer and Terminer Sessions
Sheriff W. W. Caldwell issues a Harrisburg proclamation announcing a court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions to begin January 8 1917 in Dauphin County. Coroners justices of the peace aldermen and constables are ordered to attend with records and remembrances to prosecute prononers in jail.
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George Kunkel
Samuel J. M. McCarrell
Twelfth Judicial District
Dauphin
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
United States
W. W. Caldwell
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Arizona
Silver King
H.D. Wells & CO
Broad St
New York City
Knox
Association
Philadelphia
Aly Gills
Western
Dee
Western Shore
Chandler Bros. & Co
Chestnut Street
Pine Street
Cros
Allis Chalmers
Am Car and Fourndry Co
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Butte Copper
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Sec
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi Mil
St Paul
Chicago R 1
Pacific
Col
Crucible Steel
Distilling Securities
Erie Coes Eros Celterer Eee
Erie Istofd
General Electric Co
Goodrich
Great Northern Ore
Inspiration Copper
Kennecott Ss
Kansas City Southern, Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Offers
Tal
Miami Copper
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railway Steel
Spg
Ray Con Copper
Republic Iron and Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Studebakers Eae
Tennessee Copper
Union Pacific
Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chem
West Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Mfg
Willys-Overland
Ee Eees
Wilkes-Barre
John Dandowiski
Lucerne
John Stauch
Make Room
Auto Sales CO
Cameron ST
Lancaster
North Fifth Street
Fifth St
Fred C. Miller
Bell
Harrisburg Real Estate Board
C. Vernon Retten
John E. Gipple
Howard M. Bird
Briggs St
Miller & Son
Real Estate Board
Eighteenth and State Streets
Jersey
Chicago Board OF Trade
Ill
Board of Trade
General Asphalt
Cencece
Lake Superior Corporation
Lehigh Navigation
Philadelphia Eleectric
Philadelphia Company
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Sete Eteene Lsh
Union Traction
United Gas Improvement
United States Steeereee
York Railways
Elks’ Memorial
Bellevue Park
22Nd Street
Investors Realty Company
Ardmore
Twenty-Second and
Market Streets
Council
Susan E. Boas
Mary B. Maguire
Sarah Boas Gilbert
Samuel Danowitz
South Cameron Street
Adam D. Houtz
Thomas A. Thorley
Verbeke Street
Harry JL. Finklebinder
Elizabeth White
Charles E. Beatty
Charles A. Eppleman
Schuylkill Street
Harry L. Mehring
Ella Santuch
George F. Harris
Fulton Street
Peter Barth
Ig Combinatio
Legion
Pada
Inviana
John T. Custard
Lamar
Broadus
Willoughby
Louis Fitting
Kooskia
Idaho
Willin
Tore i
Tila
God
Murphy Guilding
Indianapolis
Ind
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