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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1918

Page

10

Longnaker to Be Chief of Police in Steelton

H P Longnaker is expected to become Steelton's chief of police with no other applicants. He has eight years of experience as chief and now works at the local steel plant. The council will vote at the January 6 meeting.

H. P. Longnaker Steelton Longwaker Burgess McEntee South Front Street

Free legal aid for returning soldiers announced by State

The State Employment Bureau and federal government announce free legal advice for returning soldiers. A large list of county and city advisers in Carlisle Mechanicsburg Harrisburg and surrounding areas are named to run welfare bureaus and assist discharged or drafted personnel. The notice urges rapid dissemination to soldiers and sailors.

State Cumberland County Sylvester B. Sadler Carlisle Jasper Alexander Caleb §. Brinton John D. Fuller Mechanicsburg T. Ralph Jacobs George E. Lloyd W. H. McCrea Newville Joseph P. McKeehan J. 8 Omwake Shippensburg John M. Rhey F. 3B Sellers Dauphin County Charles C. Stroh Harrisburg Lincoln ¢ Carl Williamstown H. L. Lark Millersburg Spencer Gilbert Nauman John C. Nissley Robert Rosenberg Horace Segelbaum A. C. Lamm Franklin Fulton O. Bowers Chambersburg George W. Atherton Loren A. Culp Watson R. Davison Waynesboro Irvin C. Elder D. E State Game Commission W. G. Murdock Pennsylvania Chester Indiana Armstrong Forest Elk Montgomery Scott John R. K. Scott Philadelphia

Mortally Injured Man Tells of Fight With Bandits in Philadelphia

Oscar James Dean of Huntingdon Pennsylvania, a Pennsylvania Railroad carpenter, described battling two robbers a few blocks from a hotel before dying at Pennsylvania Hospital. He carried a watch receipt and railroad pass. Police identified his killers as a white man and a negro. His wife and daughter planned arrival to claim the body.

Philadelphia Oscar James Dean Huntingdon Ane- Pine Streets Toland Pennsylvania Hospital Pennsylvania Railroad Dean

Cuticura Heals Itchy Scalp Says Shrewsbury Mother

A Shrewsbury Pennsylvania mother reports her daughter suffered scalp itchiness dull hair dandruff scales and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she claims the disease eased and hair began to recover. The ad promotes free samples and mentions Soap prices of 25 cents and Ointment at 25 50 cents with talcum 25 cents.

Wilhelm Shrewsbury Cuticura Dept Boston

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Steelton News Longnaker Police Grove Richard C. Alden Camp Vale Camp Alfred Vale New Jersey Charles A. Alden Pine Street Alden Aero Signal Corps Lehigh University William Smith Penbrook West Side Amon Martinez Urove Third Elm Streets Trinity Episcopal Parish S. W. Bogner Samuel W. Bogner Grace United Evanelical Church J. K. Hieffman Baldwin Cemetery William Harderode Harderode Reading Chester Coleman New York H. F. Coleman Mary Atticks Edward Atticks Conestoga Streets Wilson B. Ager Wilson K. Ager J. K. Reist Front Jefferson Streets Reist George N. Lauffer St. John’s Lutheran Church Paxtang Steelton Camp Modern Woodmen of America Hummelstown Front Street Telegraph Ilegal State College York State College of Optometry Springfield Consolidated Water Company Public Service Commission Superior Court Spring Garden Institute Broad and Spring Garden the Globe Hart Schaffner Marx Society Brand Deutrich Market Street Harrisburg, Pa
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