Nissley Faces Federal Probe in $1.5 Million Fraud Scheme
Amos H. Nissley of Steelton appears before U S Commissioner LeRoy J. Wolfe on charges of conspiring to defraud by mail. Bail set at 7000 dollars as investigators pursue indictments connected with Clawson Bachman and Joseph T. Hayden in a multistate fraud involving International Gas and Electric Company.
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LeRoy J. Wolfe
Amos H. Nissley
Steelton
Philadelphia
Nissley
Post Office
Frank Wilbur Smith
Wolfe
Inspector Smith
Bachman
Dauphin
Lancaster
Smith
Bank of Independence
Logan
International Gas and Electric Company
Delaware
Southern Gas Company
International Company
Georgetown Railway and Light Company
Georgetown
S. C
Georgetown Gas and Electric Company
Southern Gas and Electric Company
Concord
Oberlin
Remarkable Dielectric Unguent Widely Used by Troops
Ton o lex Unguent, called Dieletric in English, lauded by English troops in France for wounds burns colds rheumatism and trench ailments. Royal Army Medical Corps hospitals report heavy use, one facility using over 250 gallons in six weeks. In America it is promoted for rheumatism neuritis bronchitis tonsillitis and pneumonia and other inflammations. Sold by Kennedy's Medicine Store Harrisburg with guarantee. Prices 50 cents and 1.00. Write Ion o lex Company Detroit for a free booklet.
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France
Royal Army Medical Corps
America
Harrisburg
Kennedy’s
Ion-o-lex Company
Detroit
Mich
Harrisburg Fire Committee Appointments Feature City Names
Judge Eugene C. Bonniwell announces Harrisburg firefighters on state committees including Alexander W. Morrow on the executive panel and W. L. Jauss and Harry D. Hilton on specialty panels. Philadelphia solicitor John P. Connelly named for the association to aid lobbying before the next Legislature. Olidge Johnson, 1414 North Fourth Street, dies at Harrisburg Hospital from tetanus.
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Eugene C. Bonniwell
Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Alexander W. Morrow
Edward Capp
W. L. Jauss
Washington Company
Gilbert Greenburg
Huntingdon
Harry D. Hilton
Mount Vernon Company
A. L. Patton
Reily Hose Company
A. L. Crouse
Sinking Springs
George M. Miller
Reading
Harry Glassman
Bureau of Fire
Scranton
Clearfield
J. S. Young
York
Harry F. Smith
Allentown
H. N. Bickel
Norristown
Bonniwell
John P. Connelly
Philadelphia
Connelly
Firemen of
Pennsylvania
Olidge Johnson
North Fourth [Street
Harrisburg Hospital
Move to Raise U S Employes by AFL Urges Wages Hikes
Washington December 12 An organized AFL led campaign seeks wage and salary increases for all U S Government employees from the President to laborers. Resolutions adopt a plan to petition Congress for raises from 10 to 23 1 3 percent with minimums set at 3 per day 90 a month or 1080 a year for lower paid workers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress
United States
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Powerful Rheuma Claim Against Rheumatism In Ad
A historical advertisement touts Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism promising relief after two days of a half teaspoon daily. It cites H C Kennedy and druggists offering a no cure no pay guarantee at up to 50 cents per bottle and claims five years of use across America with many patients freed from agony.
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H. C. Kennedy
America
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