Lebanon Highs Claim Eastern Pennsylvania Grid Crown
The Lebanon Observer lauds Tech High and Lebanon High School as among the strongest in the state. It ranks Harrisburg, Lebanon, Johnstown, Reading and Norristown with Lebanon in second place behind Harrisburg, praising Captain Miller and Lebanon’s standout defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech High
Pennsylvania
Pitt
State
Lebanon
Tech
Gettysburg
Bucknell
Morrisburg
America
Scott High School
Nolede
Ohio
Harrin- Lure
Tate
Johnstown
Indiana Normal
Ndiana
Harrisburg
Reading
Norristown
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Easton
Lower Merion
Miller
Contemplation of William II and Crown Prince by Baron Beyens
Baron Beyens, former Belgian foreign minister, offers a stark wartime portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II and the Crown Prince. He portrays the Kaiser as an ambitious, self assured ruler aiming to build a vast empire, while noting his susceptibility to flattery and ruthless breach of treaties. He also describes the Crown Prince as politically meddlesome yet soldierly, impulsive, and eager for power, contrasting them with traditional Hohenzollern norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Beyens
Berlin
William 117
Charles V
Louis Viv
Napoleon
Fritz
Hohenzollerns
West
Otto
Hohenstaufen
Germany
Hohenzellern
Europe
William II
Louvain
Nietzsche
Lsten
Baron Bgeyens
Hohenzollerna
Reichstagg
Herr von Heydebrand
Junkers
Mexico
Crown Rince
Chr .Seignee Monitor
Enola Nimrods Hunt Opens Season in South Mountains
Central Pennsylvania deer season opened December 1 with a Sunday start. Hunters at Enola Blue Ridge Hunting Club posted four deer in four days as they camped on the South Mountains. Members include Els Egolf Brubaker T L Meacham C B E Brunner and others with two daughters pictured, and a Telegraph crew visiting the camp joined a woodsman dinner and stories of the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Vimy Ridge
Enola Blue Ridge Hunting Club
South Mountains
Els Egolf
Brubaker
T. L. Meacham
C. BE
Danner
G. 8. Brunner
D. J. Exolf
P. W. Davis
C. le Kautz
C. A. Kitzmiller
J. H. Kass
BE. A Brunner
E. Hawkins
O. J. Cassell
Blanche
Sarah Davis
Telegraph
Nimrods
Woodlands
Jack
London
Jack” Crawford
Canton Christian College teacher GM Groff mails registration card
George Weldman Groff formerly of Harrisburg now a Canton Christian College teacher in Canton China mailed his registration card to Mayor Keist yesterday. He did not run for exemption though he is married with a twelve year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weldman Groff
Harrisburg
Canton Christian College
Canton
China
Keist
Joft
Ehlid
What Is to Prove the Truth of a Ghost Story
An exchange from Riverside California debates how to define science and knowledge. The writer argues science should mean verifiable results from physical investigation, with psychology as part of physics, while superstition and spiritual claims require testable proof. He envisions progress toward explainable ghostly phenomena through material tests and new physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
California
Belfast
Forged Check to Be Married in Style
Hanover authorities took Harry Small back to his home to answer a charge of forging a $110 check for his sister. He told Detectives Speese and Shuler that he forged the check to obtain money to marry his sweetheart and was en route to Reading to meet her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Small
Ans
Hanover
Speese
Pennsylvania Station
Reading
Tech faculty honors football team with student celebration
Percy L Grubb announced no Toledo challenge news as Tech faculty and football team addressed the student body. Players spoke on stage while cheerleaders led yells. Beck spoke longest as $70.01 was raised for the team. a banquet with Walter Camp caliber guest was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Grubb
Toledo
Tech
Hoerner
Will” Hoerner
Bill
Tech Social Dance Club
Lauster
Ebner
Hennie’ Kohlman
Emanuel
Rutherford
Frank
Scrubs
Beck
Beckie
Packer
Football Warriors
Maroon Eleven
Walter Camp
America
Possible Successors to McAdoo Mentioned in Washington
In official circles in Washington many prominent men are named as possible successors to Secretary McAdoo as Director-General of Railroads. Franklin K. Lane F D Underwood and A H Smith are listed among the candidates, with Smith recently an associate in the Railroad Administration.
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Washington
McAdoo
Franklin K. Lane
the Interior
F. D. Underwood
Erie Railroad
A. H. Smith
New York Central Lines
The
Railroad Administration
Goose Fighter Sparks Uproar at City Boxing Show
A lively boxing night at the Motive Power gym in Boyd and Reilly streets featured two young fighters in a goosefighter bout that drew roaring laughter and praise for referee Jack Zindell. Spectators praised the clean action, while bouts with substitutes and a towering crowd highlighted the evening's wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motive Power
Boyd and Reilly Streets
Jack Zindell
Liv
Dick Conlin
Allentown
Young Belmont
Johnstown Newseboy
Jack Dempsey
Richard
Zindell
Neo
Crow
Harrisburg
Ant Bud Lockard
Sammy Schiff
Lockard
Billy Logan
Lancaster
Johnny Merman
Herman
Logan
Motive Power Association
Joe Carson
Joe Stinger
Philadelphia
Battling Madson
Carson
Lord Chesterfeld
Stinger
Harrisburg Pros Lead Reading Live Bird Shoot Showdown
The eastern live bird handicap will be held January 23 24 1919 at Reading Spring Valley grounds under interstate rules. Notables from Harrisburg Reading and other states compete for elaborate trophies with telegraphing names such as Harry Shoop A A Fink D K Dickinson Sam Wainwright H C Morson H C Hoffman Fred Dinger John Rebrig E M Shaw Alleman and Se g elbaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Hercules Gun Club
Spring Valley
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harry Brewster Shoop
A. A. Fink
Brig
E. M. Shaw
Pittsburgh
Alleman
West Fairview
Hepler Martin Shank
Segelbaum
Fred
John
Hep
A. K. Ludwig
Hotel Penn
Sixth
Penn Streets
James Somers
Euaston
Harry B. Ziegler
Limerick
H. C. Hoffman
Philadelphia
Hoffman
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Matask
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Coina
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