Equipped With American Clothing For Trip to Russia
Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman are detained at Bilis Island awaiting deportation to Russia. Berkman shopped in Brooklyn for heavy clothing after new glasses. counsel Harry Weinberger plans habeas corpus to secure bail and challenge the deportation order citing free speech rights and Goldman’s citizenship by marriage.
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New York
Alexander Herkman
Russia
Emma Goldman
Bilis Island
Berkman
Crooklyn
Harry Weinberger
Weinberger
Miss Goldman
Bonillas Denies Aiding Red Movement Claims
Mexican Ambassador Wertiaa dismisses Senator Fall's charges accusing Bonillas of spreading Bolshevik propaganda. Wertiaa asserts no aid given to disturbing elements in the United States or Mexico and says Mexico has taken steps to curb such doctrines. He emphasizes the Mexican government opposed to fomenting disorder abroad.
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Washington
Dee
Renator
Wertiaa
United States
Xico
Honitias
Mexico
Fall
Ministers Appeal to aid Red Cross Seal effort
Colonel Edward Martin asks Pennsylvania ministers to join the Red Cross Seal campaign and supports a school children drive to fund health work. He notes 12 835 TB deaths last year and predicts 10 000 more seriously ill this year, stressing infection risks to children and the role of nurses and doctors in treatment.
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Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
Electrical firm to upgrade facilities in Rehenootway
A major electrical concern, Rehenootway, N.V., announced plans for facility improvements. The announcement, issued by the General Wen wren, outlines expansion and modernization efforts to enhance production and distribution capabilities.
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BIG
Rehenootway
N.V. Pee
Genet
Wen
General Electric expands plants amid rapid business growth
The statement outlines new munition facilities planned in Rochester New York and Decatur Indiana, a Providence Rhode Island plant for small devices, and a large Erie Pennsylvania machine shop. It notes under consideration additions to other plants as part of the company’s rapid expansion. Municipal Band elects 1920 officers with Irving Robinson as president and Frank Blumenstine listed among key posts.
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Rochester
N. Y
Decatur
Ind
Providence
R. L
Erie
General Electric Company
Irving BE. Robinson
Charles FR. Snyder
Frank B. McGinnes
Frank Blumenstine
H. G. Hassler
Benjamin Katzman
Hassler Einzig
Kenneth Hoffman
Harry D. Sollenberger
Fred D. Sears
Alpha Foltz
Seth H. Barnhart
John H. Lentz
William H. Hoyt
Harrisburg District Seventh in Army Recruitment
The Harrisburg Recruiting Station ranks seventh among fifty six districts nationwide. It is in one of four Pennsylvania districts and has signed 4.6 percent of men enlisted since reenlistment began last March. Pennsylvania has enlisted 6,771 men since enlistments reopened. many are reenlistments.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Ladies Nest of Owls Elects Officers
Election of officers for the coming year of Harrisburg Ladies Nest No. 1930 Order of Owls results list president Naomi Pisle vice president Josephine DeSilvey past president Tillie Miller invocator Minnie Bordlemay treasurer Clara A Oyler secretary Grayce P Porter warden Mary I Egeli sentinel Mary Kunkel picket Ora DeSilvey trustees Emma Wheeling Jennie Simonetti and Etta Edwards.
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Ladies’ Nest OF Owls
Harrisburg
Ladies’ Nest
Order of Owls
Naomi Pisle
Josephine DeSilvey
Tillie Miller
Minnie Bordlemay
Clara A. Oyler
Grayce P. Porter
Mary I. Egeli
Mary ©. Kunkel
Ora DeSilvey
Emma Wheeling
Jennie Simonetti
Etta Edwards
Packers Accused of Anti-Trust Violations by FTC
Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission issues formal complaints against five major Chicago meat packers for violating the Clayton act through the alleged control of 31 related food and supply companies. Respondents must answer within 49 days, then a public hearing will follow, with allegations spanning meat packers fruit canners egg and poultry dealers and butter cheese oleomargarine condensed milk catsups and leather tanners.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago
Miss Hilda Roosevelt Debuts At Opera Comique
Miss Hilda Roosevelt cousin of the late Colonel Roosevelt made her first appearance in Manon at the opera comique. Critics praised her operatic debut highly.
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Roosevelt
Opera Paria
Hilda Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Opera Comique
Criticis
Edison Junior High School Notes and Car Service Halt
Edison Junior High students were addressed by Scout Commissioner Dr. John H. Fager during the homeroom period. Officers and orchestra members led cheers and a rendition of America as the talk inspired plans for a distinct after school orchestra. A broken feed wire halted West Shore streetcar traffic across Walnut Street bridge at 7.40 this morning, forcing passengers to walk from the east end to Harmmsburg until repairs completed.
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John H. Fager
William Heagy
Edison Community
Miles Sowers
Harold Frack
John Carl
Louis Himes
Dr. Fager
America
Lemoyne
West Shore
Walnut Street
Harmmsburg
Wenoan Heads Polycapital Board in City Statuary Move
Wenoan elected president of directors at Polycapital. Other officers named include J A Donaldson vice president MH A Stine secretary treasurer D W Sohn treasurer. Chris A Hibler and George G McFarland join the board. Directors plan to offer City Council space for the Donato statuary now in hospital possession for years.
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Polycapital
J. A. Donaldson
A. Stine
D. W. Sohn
Treas
City Council
Donato
Police Seek Attacker After Assault on Miss Baum in Mechanicsburg
State police join search for attacker of 19 year old Rachel Baum daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Baum. She was choked robbed and assaulted at her home on Wednesday evening.
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Mechanicsburg
Rachel Baum
E. W. Baum
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Hast
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Miller
York
Kaufman's
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