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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1916

Page

8

Railroad plans for Pittsburgh terminal at $10 million

Pittsburgh reports that work on a new $10,000,000 Pennsylvania Railroad terminal will start March 1. A 20 story building is planned near the current station with street level boarding, New Grant street vacation, and Cherry way widening. Electro distribution lines may be studied for future electrification.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia Pennsylvania Station New Grant Street Cherry Way

Mrs. Jane Rippin Named Chief Probation Officer in Philadelphia

Announcement yesterday states Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippin is appointed chief probation officer of Philadelphia municipal court with a salary of 5000 dollars. She will direct juvenile and general probation work, coordinating all under one chief. President Judge Brown approved the appointment amid praise for her prior work. The Roosevelt visit lauded the court personnel and Rippin's public service.

Jane Deeter Rippin This City Municipal Court Philadelphia Rippin J. Newton Deeter Walnut Street Ruth a_Deeter Edmund Mather Brown House of Detention

Publishers urged to cut print paper orders for next year

Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission discusses relief for newsprint shortages with publishers manufacturers and paper jobbers. A plan asks large papers to cut 5 percent of 1917 contracted supply to aid smaller papers while committees probe stock and production levels.

Washington Federal Trade Commission United States

Wilson Adds 2500 to Democratic Campaign Fund

President Wilson, in a National Democratic Committee release from Washington dated December 18, said he contributed 2500 to the deficit fund for the Democratic campaign. This marks his second donation after a similar amount about six weeks prior.

Washington, D. C Wilson National Democratic Committee

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