Republicans Rally for Keystone State Unity at Organization Meeting
Stalwart Republicans from across Pennsylvania gathered for the state committee’s first post primary meeting in Philadelphia, with State Chairman William E. Crow re elected. Ex Senator John S. Fisher served as temporary chair as Josiah D. Hicks praised the turnout and pledged to adopt the party platform at a July 15 Philadelphia session.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
Republican State Committee
William E. Crow
Uniontown
Josiah D. Hicks
Philadelphia
John S. Fisher
Indiana
Legislative Commission
W. Harry Baker
Hazleton Mecca of Harrisburg Church People Tomorrow
Hazleton is set to host a large gathering of Harrisburg church leaders as about 150 men and women from thirty churches plan to join the Stough evangelistic campaign, boarding the Stough Special at 7:30 tomorrow morning for a voyage to hear Dr. Henry W. Stough and observe campaign methods.
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Hazleton
Mecca
Harrisburg
E. F. Weaver
Harrisburg Stough Evangelistic Campaign Committee
Henry W. Stough
Stough
Pennsylvania
Pope Pius X Celebrates Seventy Ninth Birthday
Pope Pius X marked his 79th birthday with greetings from Cardinal Begin, Cardinal Bourne, and Cardinal Gasquet as he enjoys good health. Born near Venice in 1835, he was elected pope on August 4, 1903 after serving as Cardinal Sarto. The Associated Press reported from Rome and Washington on the occasion.
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Rome
Pius X
Cardinal Begin
Quebec
Cardinal Bourne
London
Cardinal Gasquet
England
Sacred College
Venice
Cardinal Sarto
Park expert outlines Capitol Park extension ideas
Warren H. Manning proposes an amphitheater for 3000 to 4000, a subway at State Street, highway continuance along current lines, uniform architectural design, and urging Harrisburg’s planning commission involvement in Capitol grounds. Commissioners report progress with property owners along the extension and Cameron Parkway link.
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State Street
Warren H. Manning
Capitol Park
City Lands On Architectural Authority
Harrisburg
City Planning Commission
Pennsylvania
Capitol Buildings
Planning Commission
M. Harvey Taylor
Hoffert
J. K. Staples
Manning
Boston
Cameron Parkway
Derry Street
Paxtang Cemetery
Taylor
River Front Park
Central Iron and Steel Company
Paxton Creek
Resignation Climax Over President's Yacht Mayflower
In New York on June 3 the drive of President Wilson and Secretary Daniels failed to quell the scandal tied to the resignation of a Mayflower officer "for the good of the service" and a sudden transfer aboard the presidential yacht.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Republicans Unite for Expected Victory in Next Fall
In a rare convergence, Republicans, Democrats, Progressives and Prohibitionists held parallel state committee meetings in the city to elect chairs and outline platforms. Republicans and district leaders showed unity and confidence for a strong campaign, while Democrats faced internal rifts and factional tensions.
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Washington Party Committee
Mediators seek pause in Mexican crisis as Zubaran to report
Washington dispatch reports Rafael Zubaran, Carranza’s agent, to present mediators’ note to his Durango chief on whether the Constitutionalists will discuss domestic issues and accept a truce with Huerta. Outcome of reply will shape talks on both sides of the Mexican problem. Carlisle girl Cora Dayton may hold clues about Hazel Myers’s murder in Harrisburg, as police pursue vagrancy case.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Rafael Zubaran
Carranza
Durango
Huerta
Carlisle
Cora Dayton
Harrisburg
Hazel Myers
Dayton
Candidates Draw Lots For Primary Ticket Positions
Friday at noon candidates who tied at the primaries will draw lots for places on the ticket before the County Commissioners. Named are Derry township Second precinct Republican Harry Dowhower John Balsbaugh Middletown First precinct Third ward A B Crow M B Sheaffer Rush township John Hassler Charles Minnich Highspire Washington M Reeves N B Bingaman H M Daniels and Harry Whitman Wiconisco First precinct Democratic Adam Palmer Ed Minnich.
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Derry Township
Harry Dowhower
John Balsbaugh
Middletown
A. B. Crow
M. B. Sheaffer
Rush Township
John Hassler
Charles Minnich
Highspire
Washington
M. Reeves
N. B. Bingaman
H. M. Daniels
Harry Whitman
Wiconisco
First Precinct
Adam Palmer
Ed. Minnich
Mables Celebrate 37th Wedding Anniversary in Marietta
Justice of the Peace George Mable and Mrs. Mable mark their thirty seventh anniversary today at their home in Marietta Pennsylvania. Local residents plan to extend congratulations during the day.
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Marietta, Pa
Justice of the Peace
George Mable
Watchman Confesses Planting Dynamite Under Agriculture Building
Daniel H. Jauch a watchman admits planting four sticks of dynamite with fuses under the Department of Agriculture office of Secretary Houston and reported the discovery to seek promotion. He was arrested in Washington and jailed on charges of attempting to destroy public property. Jauch from Cincinnati says he supports an invalid mother and recently treated at National Soldiers' Home hospital. The dynamite was removed in a bucket of water.
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Royalton
Henry S. Granger
Dauphin County
John W. Voughter
Frank B. Wronk
Pottsville
Isabel Berry
Katherine Forsythe
Sunbury
New York State
H. F. Sutton
Syracuse
Edward Coughlin
Albany
John Tills
Jauch
Washington
Daniel V. Jauch
Department of Agriculture
Grand Jury
Weston Burwell
Tampico
State Department
Ozal
Williamsport
Jane 3
Alene Troxel
Harry G. Troxel
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Houston
Daniel H. Jauch
Cincinnati
National Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Frills and Thrills for Girls in Central High Domestic Science
School Board to consider establishing domestic science this fall with cooking and sewing lessons at Central High. Frills include dainty caps and aprons funded by the district. minority report may oppose. Committee also to report on tax collection and treasurer fitness of George W. McIlhenny amid charges.
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Central High School
Harry A. Boyer
Yates
Reading High School
Werner, Yates and
Kennedy
George W. McIlhenny
McIlhenny
Three Women Injured In Auto Accident Near Reading
Reading Pa June 3 Mrs Gilbert S Jones wife of Reading Printing Co vice president Mrs Charles E Gray wife of a Philadelphia newspaperman and Mrs Homer C Simmons wife of a Wilmington contractor were injured in a mountain road crash behind Wernersville. Jones tried to turn the car as brakes failed the vehicle backed downhill rolled over and burned badly damaging the auto.
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Telegraph
Reading
Gilbert S. Jones
Reading Printing Company
Charles E. Gray
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Homer C. Simmons
Wernersville
Colored Soldiers Sentenced in Amuck Conspiracy
Twelve soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry colored were court-martialed in Honolulu and sentenced to ten years in the Fort Leavenworth military prison for conspiring to run amuck among civilians and white troops.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Rotary elects William S Essick as new president
The Harrisburg Rotary Club elected William S Essick AO to lead for the coming year at a supper meeting at Mengers Cafe. Incumbent President John S Musser retired after a record year. Other officers elected include W Rufus McCord vice president Howard Fry secretary W Grant Rauch treasurer John H Menger sergeant at arms Gus M Steinmetz associate editor the Rotarian George.
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Harrisburg Rotary Club
John S. Musser
William S. Essick
Menger
W. Rufus McCord
Howard ©. Fry
W. Grant Rauch
John H. Menger
Gus M. Steinmetz
The
Rotarian
George
Suffragettes Attack Medical Officer and Fire Cricket Pavilion
Suffragettes attacked Dr. Francis Edward Forward, medical officer at Halloway jail, with horsewhips as he left the prison. Police arrested the two women. In separate actions, suffragists burned a cricket pavilion at Earlsfield and set fire to a country house near Belfast, causing minor damage.
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Associated Press
London
Francis Edward Forward
Halloway
Earlsfield
Belfast
Tar Will Stop I. W. W. Meetings in Tarrytown
Tarrytown New York June 3. Police force increased by fifty to guard against a threat by the Industrial Workers of the World and Fountain Square is being paved with tar to deter gatherings. I W W has staged demonstrations protesting Rockefellers Colorado mine strike.
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Associated Press
Tarrytown
N. Y
Fountain Square
Colorado
Roosevelt to be shown courtesy in France during visit
Paris reports President Poincare orders special presidential railroad car for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. The car will attach to the boat train to Paris, with Roosevelt to be received at the Elysee Palace on Saturday. He will be well guarded by detectives.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Cherbourg
Roosevelt
Palace of the Elysee
Burglar Shot Dead by Birdsboro Policeman
Reading Pa June 3 A Birdsboro police officer William Lloyd shot and killed an unknown man who tried to enter Focht and Lacey hardware store from the second story. Earlier a thief disturbed at the same place escaped. The dead man, about 30, unID’d, had a large amount of loot ready to leave.
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Associated Press
Reading
William Lloyd
Birdsboro
Focht & Lacey
Lloyd
Democrats Meet Over Family Row At State Committee
The Democratic State committee opened at the Board of Trade hall with a looming family feud as Warren Brennan of Pittsburgh backed a move to topple the Palmer McCormick local option plank. Palmer and Bonniwell were seen discussing peace as McCormick partisans challenged talks.
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Congressman Palmer
Eugene C. Bonniwell
McCormick
Harmony
Michael J. Ryan
Morris
Palmer
Bonniwell
Dan Hart
Luzerne
Devereaux Players Open-Air Shakespeare This Evening
The Devereaux Players perform Twelfth Night at Harrisburg Academy tonight at 8 14 o clock in the open air. They arrived from Mercersburg and will tour Chambersburg Collegeville and Philadelphia. Tickets are available at Academy offices. Cevasco the Italian aviator drowned at Lake Maggiore after a hydroplane engine failure. He previously flew Milan to Rome 410 miles in just over six hours.
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Devereaux
Harrisburg Academy
William Shakespeare
Mercersburg
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
Collegeville
Philadelphia
Academy
Associated Press
Sesto Calende
Italy
Cevasco
Lake Maggiore
Milan
Rome
New Era for Turkish Women at Constantinople College
Five new buildings on the property of Constantinople College at Amnautheny on the European Bosphorus shore were dedicated today marking a new era in women’s higher education in Turkey. The five structures represent a $750,000 investment.
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Associated Press
New York
Turkey
Constantinople College
Amnautheny
Bosphorus
Weather and marriage licenses in Harrisburg area
Fair and warmer conditions with partial cloudiness through Thursday. Susquehanna and tributaries will fall slowly until rain. river stage around 2.2 to 2.4 feet. High pressure east, low west, with showers in the southern plains and Rockies. Temperatures 60 rising to 80 by afternoon. full moon on June 8. Marriage licenses issued for Walter Arnold with Katharine Smith, William Gohring with Pearl Habbyshaw, John Free with Mary Martin.
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Susquehanna River
Harrisburg
Isle Coast
Pacific Ocean
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
New England
South Carolina
Walter Arnold
Katharine R. Smith
City
William Gohring
Pearl M. Habbyshaw
Hummelstown
John A. Free
Mary Martin
Advertising as Rent Reduction Strategy for Storekeepers
The text advocates treating advertising costs as part of rent to lower fixed charges. It argues advertising in a strong paper like the Telegraph boosts volume and public appeal, with results as certain as possible if the appeal is well voiced.
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The
Telegraph
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