Spartacus Riot Leader Liebknecht in Berlin Uprising
Telegrams from Zurich report that Berlin riots are led by Karl Liebknecht and the Spartacus group. Munitions plants on the city outskirts were pillaged by order of Liebknecht as meetings spread nationwide to urge revolt. The Red Flag warns troops returning to Berlin are to quell the revolution.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Berlin
Karl Liebknecht
Spartacus
Red Flag
Liebknecht
No Decision on Hypothetical Points
The Attorney General will not issue opinions on hypothetical propositions about hospital trustees liability for ambulance deaths or bills without state appropriations. Insurance options include liability and theft coverage, with fire hazard covered by state funds. Separately, influenza investigations continue in eastern counties with no major outbreaks, and the Public Service Commission orders Pittsburgh Railways to ready all cars for immediate service.
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Scranton State Hospital
State Health Department
Public Service Commission
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Roger O Mara Dies Noted Police Official at 73
Roger O Mara longtime police official and detective in the United States died at his home in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania aged 73. He was among the best known figures in law enforcement. The obituary notes his prominent career and local prominence.
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Roger O'Mara
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Germany's Plot for World War Shown in Probe
Senate investigators reveal Captain Lester testimony on July 10 1914 Berlin conference where 130 German civilians were told a world war would begin soon. 31 dispatched to the United States to spread pan German propaganda including Dr H F Albert paymaster. Ruth L Branyan 20 dies in Harrisburg survived by husband abroad and mother. Funeral Monday at Pine Street Presbyterian Church with burial at East Harrisburg Cemetery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Berlin
G. B. Lester
Army Intelligence Service
Senate
United States
Lester
H. F. Albert
Germany
Ber
South ‘Ana
Central America
Japan
China
Ruth L. Branyan
Logan Street
France
TL. Neal
L, S&s Mudge
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Fast Harrisburg
Women to Play Big Part in the Red Cross Drive
Harrisburgs Red Cross membership push shifts to next week with 4000 local women and thousands more across Dauphin Perry and Cumberland counties set to canvass. Colorels Mrs Culmerry Mrs Hunter and Mrs Markward announce plans to surpass prior campaigns and urge volunteers to wear official brassards while soliciting memberships. Kirkpatrick Espy Galbraith visits Staunton Military Academy student spent Christmas with mother at 111 North Street.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Perry County
Cumberland County
G. L. Culmerry
C. H. Hunter
J. Bradley Markward
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Imen
Lyman D. Gilbert
Hunter
Downtown
Charles H. Hunter
Allison
First Ward
J. Allen ‘Stuart
South Twelfth Street
First Pre
Edward Frazier
Nieutenants
William Hake
Allison Street
Loraine ‘Tinsley
Elliott Streets
Pauline Fardy
South
Cameron Street
Russell Frederick
Jennie Sheesley
Ninth Street
Annie Clancy
John Park
Mary Blade
Ed. Madden
Eighteenth Street
May FE. Sleathour
South Front Street
A .G. McNear
Paxton Street
Joseph Rogers
Race Street
Sallie Stiteler
Frances Shertzer
Coney Street
Lewis Terrasi
Irene Ensinger
Alva Free
Ed. Falter
George W. Conner
Olive Zeigler
Nagle Street
Miriam Taylor
Second Ward
Edward Spensler
DeWitt Fry
Elliot Middleton
Esther Gabriel
Sara Janss
South Second Street
Ninth Ward
Benjamin Africa
North Front Street
E. Z. Gross
G. Bausher
Charles Uttley
Walnut Street
D. A. Caley
North Fourth Street
Fourth Ward
Eighth Ward
Mabel Cronise Jones
Locust Street
Eugene E. Heyser
West State Street
Cc. C. Cocklin
Witmer, Bair & Witmer
W. J. Snavely
North Second Street
Martha Snavely
Minnie Bailey
Elizabeth Ross
Pine Street
Charles 8. Rebuck
North Third Street
George B. Tripp
State Street
Murray
Nellie Hepford
William Main
George Kunkle
Lesley McCreath
John N. McCulloch
R. Sides
Paul Moog
Jennie Lynch
North Street
C. M. Rhoades
C. H. Kinter
D. Sansom
Forster Street
Williard S. Young
Briggs Street
Miss Hahn
Pannebecker
Green Street
Mary Reinoehl
Frank Palmer
Norman B. Shepler
Frank Milleisen
L. R. Hamlin
G. E. Bill
Charles F. Spicer
North Sixth Street
Edith Lewis
Capital Street
C. A. Kline
Forster Stret
Helen Shearer
Fourth Precinct
Charles C. Steiner
Anna May. Miller
Amelia Durbin
Elinor Walters
Kirkpatrick
Espy Galbraith
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton Va
City
William Watts Galbraith
Bootleg Trade Tightened as Liquor Dealers Face Co operation
Military police patrol city streets amid rising bootlegging in Philadelphia. Bureau of Investigation chief Chares B. Mallet urged liquor men to refuse sales to illicit traffickers and warned prosecutions for noncompliance. One license revoked. arrests increase as federal authorities signal tougher action.
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Middletown
Marsh Run
Chares B. Mallet
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
Men's Bible Class Banquet At Tabernacle Baptist Church
The men's Bible class of Tabernacle Baptist Church led by Rev Osmer Peirce will host an evening banquet in the church lunch room to raise funds for an unspecified cause. Attendees are invited to participate in the event this evening.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Osmore Peirce
Local Club Prepares New Members With Musical Program
A room dressed in national colors hosts a prospective member event with instrumental and vocal music and speeches. A. F. DeVout leads the class as teacher guiding the session and program.
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A. F. DeVout
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