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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

10

Duff Gave 600 Dope Prescriptions Amid Board Probe

The county Poor Board retains Dr. Duff on the suspended list while Dr. C. J. Manning serves temporarily. Tests show about 600 prescriptions by Duff since March 1, as nine doctors in the county issued roughly 200. Duff argued he followed the law and bore no knowledge of the patient’s addiction, while witnesses described the moral questions facing physicians under the Harrison act.

Duff C. J. Manning B. M. Nead Poor Board Lambert- Towns

Governor Brumbaugh backs Juniata Valley Lincoln Highway plan

The governor proposes a Lincoln Highway route from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh along the Juniata Valley. It would pass Lewistown McVeytown Newton Hamilton Mt. Union Mill Creek Huntingdon McConnellstown Marklesburg Entriken Saxton Hopewell Everett then join the state highway west to Pittsburgh. He promotes Pennsylvania as a prime tourist destination.

Commonwealth Juniata Valley Harrisburg Brumbaugh Lewistown McVeytown Newton Hamilton Mt. Union Mill Creek Huntingdon McConnellstown Marklesburg Entriken Saxton Hopewell Everett Pittsburgh Juniata River Raystown Pennsylvania

Censors to Set Up Offices in Pittsburgh Alongside Harrisburg and Philadelphia

The State Board of Moving Picture Censors will establish offices in Pittsburgh as well as Harrisburg and Philadelphia within a short time. The governor-appointed board has been sworn in and staff appointments will be announced soon. Chairman Breitinger consulted with Attorney General Shunk Brown on operation under the new act as preparations continue.

Pittsburgh Harrisburg Philadelphia State Board of Moving Picture Censors J. Louis Breitinger Francis Shunk Brown State Industrial Board American Society of Mechanical Engineers Treasury National Guard William B. Reilly Williamsport H. W. Kiess Stewart Boyle Helen Boyle Willie Whitla Mercer County State Board of Parsons Capitol Samuel B. Rambo D. P. Gerherich Lebanon Evans Adams Luzerne McCaig Allegheny Ambler

Wilson to Reply to Germany in a Few Days

Reports say the United States will send a note to Germany soon to show earnest intent for prompt understanding on key issues. President plans a careful review with Counselor Lansing and legal officers before dispatch. Also notes on cabinet attendance and several local residents visiting towns.

Wilson Germany Arlington United States Lansing

Chimney Fire Near Masonic Temple Sparks Excitement

A chimney fire at the home of barber Robert M. Lucas at 416 North Third Street beside the Masonic Temple caused heavy smoke and a scare at noon. The blaze did little damage. smoke entered the temple, but firemen were not called.

Robert M. Lucas North Third Street Masonic Temple Temple

Liquor violations lead to multiple Steelton arrests

Authorities in Steelton say liquor regulations are being ignored with at least ten arrests in recent weeks. William Henry Wise of 844 South Second Street, a carpenter, was arrested on liquor supply charges tied to J B Atticks, a milk dealer. Wise posted bail and is due for a hearing tomorrow.

Steelton William Henry Wise South Second Street Wise Squire Gardner J. B. Atticks Enhant Atticks Emma Atticks John Gibb

Steelton Snapshots and Local News Mix Features

Steelton Stars win two baseball games 3 to 1 over the Enchant Arrows and 5 to 4 in ten innings against St. Marys A. C. Squire Gardner performs a marriage for Egidio Orlando and Beatrice De Frank amid a 16 year old bride. Community events include a June 17 Merchants Plan Picnic at Mt. Gretna and a Trinity parish play The Betty Wales Girls and Mr Kidd with candy sales. A constable reports a brutal attack on Mrs. Catherine Brunner. funeral services held for Charles Berger drowned last Tuesday. local residents and visitors noted in town.

Steelton Stars Enchant Arrows St. Mary's A. C Squire Squire Gardner Egidio Orlando Berwick Beatrice de Frank Frederick Street Steelston Merchants’ Association Union Picnic of Mt. Gretna Betty Wales Mr. Kidd Trinity Parish Pine Street Betty Margaret Frank Madeline Azalea Wigfield Mary Catherine Fickes Bobbie Esther Lou Bob Laura Ford Babe Margaret Middleton Roberta Naomi Fickes Hicks Ruth Brinton Charles Berger Franklin Street George N. Lauffer St. John's Lutheran Church Oberlin

Pennypacker asks to stay out of Public Service Chairmanship

Governor Brumbaugh releases a letter from ex governor Samuel W Pennypacker requesting not to be considered for the Public Service Commission chairmanship. Brumbaugh notes Pennypacker’s long service and says the choice will be made to ensure the commission can focus on vital questions with Pennypacker’s legal expertise freely available to the state.

Brumbaugh Samuel W. Pennypacker Public Service Commission Harrisburg Martin G. Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Sam W. Pennypacker Pennypacker

Community social events gather in Middletown area

A May party at J C Goss home on the Kieper farm Nissley s Mill featured games and refreshments. Elks honor birthday figures N E Force Fred Sheetz and K P McCord with speeches and luncheon. Demmy family reunion at D Miles Sherrick home Spring Street included a dinner with E K Demmy J Leonord Demmy Mrs Henry Block Mrs Harry Bell and others. Epworth League social and program planned in Methodist Church Sunday school room with multiple musical readers and solos. A H Kreider and daughter Margaret travel to San Francisco for a brief visit. Ladies Aid Society Church of God hosts a birthday social this evening.

J. C. Goss Kieper Nissley’s Mill Demmy D. Miles Sherrick Spring Street E. K. Demmy J. Leonard Demmy Pittsburgh Henry Block Fox Chase Harry Bell Freeland R. N. Fulwiller Edward Columbia Epworth League Methodist Church H. H. Rhodes Ella Shawkey Steelton Leroy Deibler Margaret Kurtz Ella Sharosky John Whitman Kathryn Ettele A. H. Kreider Margaret San Francisco Ladies’ Aid Society The Church of God

Italians Capture Heights in Trent Region War Update

Italian forces advancing from the east have seized Cortina and now hold thirty seven villages around Trent while Austrians retreat to fight on their terms. Gallipoli trench warfare continues with Turkish and French statements conflicting on gains as the Western and Galician fronts show little change. Captain E Noel Edwards the English polo player died from gas poisoning after serving at Ypres and was remembered fondly in New York after his Meadowbrook visits.

Trent Cortina Constantinople Paris Gallipoli Associated Press New York E. Noel'Edwards Ypres London Meadowbrook

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the Globe Matt Jeff Say Duff iThe P. H. C. Co Railroad Standard Elgin, Waltham, Hampdon Webb Ball R. R P. H. Caplan Co. Jewelers North Fourth Street Govenor Redfield Houston Lane Garrison Daniels Bryan White House Burleson Gregory Middletown Personals Harry Seeman Hummelstown Ezra Good Helen Elizabethtown Edgar Buckwalter Ephrata Henry Plouser Jacksonville Fla Samuel Plouser W. C. Thomas John Thomas Margaret Emminger N. C. Hoffman Liverpool Carpenter Newport Bernard O'Gorman Philip Waidley Carrie Wetrich Miriam Lenhardt C. E. Hillis Tabernacle Buser Elliott-Fisher Typewriter Company Glee Club Steelton Personals Tobias Yoffee George Beidel Charles Beidel Front Street Elden Marks Lancaster J. P. Bennett Spruce Street Greenville B. I’. Shellenberger Joseph Lenhardt Uniontown Town Dorothy Hiney Paul Kocich Catherine Brunner Good Street Public Service Middletown Elks Entertain Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks N. E. Force Fred Sheetz K. P. McCord Goeben Edwards U. 8 Chas, J. Watson Moe. L. Cooper eScore Gorgas Cabiria Victoria Shadylane Shady Lane Columbia Avenue Enola Beaver Avenue Shearer Market Street Geo. A. Houck WM. J.sohland Mor
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