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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

9

Welsh seeks rematch as Leonard holds lightweight crown

New York June 1 Eddie Welsh former lightweight champion says he may retire but wants one more fight with Benny Leonard if allowed Without a long campaign Leonard agrees to meet Welsh again though he plans to register for war duty next week Welsh notes he was defeated but respects Leonard claiming he might be through with boxing except for one bout Meanwhile in England Copped Hall farming school for girls on an ecclesiastical estate near Epping Forest is destroyed by fire

New York Ieddy Welsh Referen McPartland Benny Leonard Lreddy Leonard Benny Wilsh Welsh Tie McFarland Chan Copped Hall England Epping Forest London

Harrisburg Baseball Scene Reflects Patronage and Talent

Manager Beatty praises a fast Harrisburg lineup with promising youths and strong fielding. Red Calhoun’s Wilkes-Barre hopes hinged on winning to draw crowds as Patience and funding hinge on public support. Pop Kelchner, Buck Elliott, and Kraft are named among key figures shaping the teams’ prospects amid wartime uncertainty and financial strain.

Calhoun Wilkes- Barre Wilkes-Barre Pop” Kelchner Albright St. Louis Buck” Elliott Kraft Harrisburg

New Fanning Record for School Girl Pitcher

Boston June 1 One of the greatest pitching performances in history came from Miss Emily Flaherty of Milton High School as she struck out twenty one Milton Academy batters in a seven inning game. Milton High defeated by Milton Academy. Miss Flaherty, a sophomore, is daughter of Mrs Mary Flaherty.

Boston Emily Flaherty Milton High School Milton Academy New England Milton High Flaherty John Liedy Miss Flaherty Daily Papers Mary Flaherty Miss Storrow

DIETERS WEAR BUTTONS

London June 1 reports dieters who follow the bread ration appeal will be entitled to something but the exact benefit is not specified in the fragment. The brief item notes public response to voluntary rationing measures and hints at a social signaling gesture like wearing buttons.

London Orpheum Howard McKent Barnes Hamilton

Gold Button With On Voluntary Rations Inscription

A gold colored button bears the words On Voluntary Rations embossed across it with a crown emblem above, suggesting a ceremonial or symbolic item tied to rationing era symbolism.

Japan Plans Credit to Build Battleships

Japan seeks about 130 million dollars for warship construction at the June Diet session. The plan includes eight superdreadnoughts, four fast battlecruisers, and new vessels such as a 32,000 ton battleship two cruisers 7,200 and 3,600 tons two destroyers 1,200 and 700 tons two submarines 700 tons each and a 10,000 ton special commission ship.

Tokio Special Commission Japan England

Conference hears word welfare is hated by workers

London June 1 At a conference on industrial welfare Miss Mary Macarthur said many factories have workers who dread the term welfare describing it as deeply disliked and unappealing in its usage.

London Mary Macarthur

West End A C Chooses Charles Householder as Leader

West End Athletic Club elected Charles J. Householder as manager for the rest of the season, succeeding W. H. Klinepeter who resigned. George Co. McCahan will be assistant manager, with Householder noted for strong ties to Harrisburg athletic circles and the Motive Power Athletic Association of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Tomorrow St. Mary’s of Steelton visits Fourth and Seneca streets, followed by a Goldsboro game on Saturday, June 9.

West End Athletic Club Charles J. Householder W. H. Klinepeter George Co. McCahan Harrisburg Motive Power Athletic Association Pennsylvania Railroad West End St. Mary's Steelton Fourth Seneca Streets Goldsboro

Orpheum and regional theaters feature star acts and classics

The Orpheum schedules heavy with films and live acts next week starring Jules Verne adaptation Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea at matinee and evening shows plus The Suffragette Revue at Majestic. Regent shows As Men Love final run and Fatty Arbuckle short A Reckless Romeo with other features. Colonial reintroduces The Gunfighter with Hart and Wilson while Efprode’s The Great Secret continues with The Optinger. Paxtang Park offers All Wrong and Lillians Dogs with a Saturday matinee for children under 13.

Orpheum Jules Vernes Jules Verne Nemo Professor Arronax Ned Land West Indies House Peters Myrtle Stedman Regent Fatty” Arbuckle Fatty William S. Hart Margery Wilson Hart Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne the Optiinger Metro Comany Emmy Whelen Paxtang Paxtang Park Theater Werner Lillian

New Players for Harrisburg Club Cockill in West

Harrisburg baseball moves to rebuild with manager George Cockill traveling to Pittsburgh for talks with Walter Blair and Tom Healey of the University of Pittsburgh who may join the Harrisburg lineup. Changes include Cy Parson and Ray Hamilton released while Earl Mack Don Brown and Gus Reichle are signed as Harrisburg eyes a winning season.

Harrisburg George Cockill Pittsburgh Walter Blair Tom Healey Healey University of Pittsburgh Smoky City Cockill Dee Cook Blair Pittsburgh University Cy Parson Ray Hamilton Connie Mack Earl Mack Don Brown Gus Reichle Mack Brown North Carolina League Baltimore Jack Dunn Bud Weiser Wilkes-Barre Calhoun Reichle Islanders Bill Coughlin Scrantonians

Political Plot in Ex-Minister's Arrest

Report from Peking details the arrest of Dr. Chen Chin ta o former Chinese finance minister viewed as political vengeance. Accusations of bribery tie to a cartel seeking a coin to ingot conversion concession while copper value rises. Chen denied foreign and native counsel and faced tight detention amid secrecy. London reports Brazilian securities recovering due to renewed exchange demand.

Peking China Chen Chintao Chen Chin-tao London

Navy minister proposes thirty submarines for China coast

Peking June 1 The minister of the navy Chen Piu kuan has submitted a proposal to the Chinese cabinet for the construction of thirty submarines to assist in the protection of the Chinese coast. No action has been taken as yet by the government on the recommendation.

Peking Chen Piu-kuan

Belgian Minister Paul May Appointed to China

Paul May is named Belgian Minister to China after serving as Belgian Minister to Mexico. The Chinese government has approved his designation and he is currently in France. Frequents of his posting indicate ongoing diplomatic reshuffles in East Asia.

Peking Paul May China May Mexico France

Family Builds on Boat to Escape the Turks

Cairo dispatch reports a refugee family from Tripoli Syria arriving after secretly constructing a boat inside their home. They navigated a perilous voyage, bailing water to safety. Estimates place Jerusalem’s population drop around 60 percent since the war with Lebanon villages hit hard. Syria’s crop at 25 percent of normal. Beyrouth bread at about thirty cents a pound.

Cairo Egypt Tripoli Syria Jerusalem Lebanon Beyrout

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