Four Million for Families of Guardsmen in Deficiency Bill
The urgent deficiency bill reported in the House includes an appropriation of 4,250,000 for the dependent families of militiamen on the Mexican border. The bill also provides 210,000 for the Philadelphia Mint to speed production of small denomination coins in demand.
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Washington
Philadelphia
No Compensation Ruling Stirs State Officials Rumors
The State Compensation Board upheld Referee Dunn in denying widow Mary Vargo compensation for a man killed by a deputy during Braddock labor disturbances, while awarding compensation to John R. and Julia Shipe of Crafton. Governor Brumbaugh avoided comment on rumored personnel changes and dismissals.
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State Compensation Board
John A. Scott
T. J. Dunn
Pittsburgh
Mary Vargo
Braddock
Mackey
Dunn
John R
Julia Shipe
Crafton
McKean County
Martin G. Brumbaugh
O'Neil
Black
Point Dlank
Smith
Roderick
Executive Department
Cox
Richard J. Baldwin
Commonwealth Hotel
Baldwin
T. W. Templeton
Luzerne
Snyder
Kephart
T. Larry Eyre
Charles Johnson
Delaware
Johnson
D. W. Thomas
D. J. Snyder
Westmoreland
A. D. Miller
Susquehanna
Lex WN. Mitchell
Jefferson
Mitchell
Track walker killed by freight train near Gap Pennsylvania
Lancaster reports a track walker for the Pennsylvania Railroad, a Pennsylvania man named at Gap, was struck and killed by a freight train after hearing a whistle but becoming confused. He left a widow and six children.
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Lancaster
Ulysses Steel
Gap
Chihuahua
Mexico
Christopher W. Milin
Wilkes-Barre
Peter Barner
Nanticoke
Tamaqua
Atlas Powder Company
London
Sylvia Pankhurst
East India Dock
Torreon
Northwood
Jiminez
Paris
Association of Paris Theater Managers
Berne
Switzerland
South
Wales
Cardiff
Newport
Hartford
Conn
Waterbury
John T. Black
State Board of Health
Harrisburg National Bank to Hold 1917 Director Election
Legal notice from Harrisburg Pa dated December 11 1916 announces the annual meeting of the stockholders to elect directors for 1917. The meeting will be at the bank's house on Tuesday January 1917 between 10 and 12 A M. WM L Gorgas cashier.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg National Bank
WM. L. Gorgas
Henry Ford
William E. Graham
Henrietta J. Corbin
Court of Common Pleas
Dauphin County
John Shaeffer
Pennsylvania
Market
Third Streets
Market Street
Andrew Ream
Ream
Blackberry Alley
Third Street
W. W. Caldwe
Seitz
Eleanor A. Anderson
Mechanicsburg
Elizabeth W. Prowell
Des Mechanicsburg, Pa
Dissolution Ordered for Pension Mutual Co in Court Decree
Judge McCarrell issues a decree dissolving Pension Mutual Life Insurance Company after testimony shows continued operation would endanger policy holders. Receiver appointment and liquidation ordered as corporate existence ends.
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State Insurance Commissioner
Pension Mutual Life Insurance Company
J. W. Shannon Askea
Joseph W. Shannon
Lyndon D. Wood
Dauphin County
United States Court
Kunkel
Union
McCarrell
Pension Mutual
Horace W. Davis
Commonwealth
Union Casualty Company
Irrederick Graves
P. H. Wolfe
New York City
Graves
William J. Roney
John W. Reese
Roney
Mechanic Sees Finger Saved by Ion-olex Unguent
After Surgeon advised amputation for a crushed finger, a Detroit mechanic consulted a prominent physician who rapidly healed the wound using Ion-olex Unguent and saved the finger. The product is touted for pneumonia bronchitis appendicitis erysipelas neuritis rheumatism eczema tonsillitis coughs colds and other inflammations without opiates or narcotics.
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Detroit
America
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