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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

13

Mummers Parade Endorsed by Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce

Harrisburg Mummers Association seeks a grand New Year’s Day parade with Chamber support and a Walter Montgomery as chief marshal. The piece urges city leaders to fund the project, ties it to winter tourism, and notes calls to place Hershey statuary at River Front Locust street.

Harrisburg Donato Statuary Xmity Council Hershey Chocolate King Bowman Water Department Reservoir Park Locust Street Iron Alley Division Street Telegraph Pennsylvania Anna Hamiltonwood New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Democratic City Committee Roland Morris John C. Winston S. D. Crow Fayette County D. H. Fleihr Lehigh Samuel B. Rambo Violet Oakley Senate Rambo

Editorial Voices on War and Industry Across Papers

A collection of quotes from the Wall Street Journal and Boston Transcript discusses Germany’s wartime burden and relief aid, a future Western government’s balance, Henry Ford’s social aims, and the U-49’s sinking of the Columbian. The remarks reflect editorial tone on policy, industry, and naval affairs.

Boston Transcript Henry Ford Newport

Alvah Wilson Honored in Frisco as Harrisburg Link

In Town Talk, Dward F. O'Day profiles Alvah Wilson of Harrisburg Pa a San Francisco hotel figure famed for his signature Pardon me for pointing. The piece notes Wilson's frequent Harrisburg postcard bursts his ties to Jim Woods and his long career from New York to Saratoga New Orleans and the St Francis Hotel with Tomorrow’s continuation teased.

Dward F. O'Day Alvah Wilson Harrisburg San Francisco Lotta Fountain Telegraph Hill Spring Valley Vigor The Jim Woods Vienna James Woods Wilson Case Cash Register Sturtivant House New York Saratoga Alyah Wilson Woods Grand Union New Orleans Charles

Sunset on the Suskie and the Nationwide Prohibition Move

A rural meditation on Suskie scenery at dusk links to a broader view of creation and autumn colors. The piece notes churches from major denominations backing nationwide prohibition, with leaders in Episcopal and Catholic circles also pushing the policy.

Methodist Episcopal Church The Presbyterian Church Baptist Church North Cumberland Presbyterian Ecclesiastico

Modern Girl and the Gift Index

Cartoon dialogue notes a woman maintaining a card index of Christmas gifts to remember past favors. A child faces parental demand for punishment, while a stern father and mother note their usual agreement on discipline.

Foreigners cluster by heritage in Harrisburg areas

The Harrisburg Telegraph notes immigrants from Syria, Armenia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Italy, Russia, and Poland settling in distinct city sections. Mexicans join coethnic groups quickly while locals observe headlines at the Telegraph bulletin stands. A Harrisburg man and guide summit a Perry County peak where a hidden 1916 Telegraph is found.

Harrisburg Europe Danube Perry County Harrisburg Telegraph

Notable Figures Press Proposals and Health Update

Enoch Raih of Pittsburgh proposes rapid return of soldiers from the border. Col J J Swope calls a West Virginia publishers meeting to unite or face bankruptcy. J B Critchfield states Pittsburgh leads in food supply. Judge W Rush Gillan lies seriously ill at his Chambersburg home.

Enoch Raih Pittsburgh J. J. Swope West Virginia J. 8. Critchfield W. Rush Gillan Chambersburg

Harrisburg steel use in lighthouse construction topic

Historic Harrisburg notes mention a riverfront tavern era for traders and immigrants. A lost leader profile recalls Patrick Henry Morrissey of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and his firm stance on labor disputes and arbitration in 1912.

Harrisburg River New York Sun Patrick Henry Morrissey Brotherhood of Railway Morrissey Organized Labor

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