Anti-trust Bill Boon to Combines
Atlantic City, June 3. Senator Boies Penrose denounces the Clayton anti-trust bill as legislative meddling run riot. He warns the act would harm independent manufacturers by restricting freedom of contract and threaten export agency contracts integral to international trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Boies Penrose
National Association of Clothiers
Penrose
United States
Senator Penrose
Republicans Rally Sharply For State GOP Leaders And Platform
Delegates hear praise for Boies Penrose and William Crow as key figures in Pennsylvania politics. The meeting re-elected W. Harry Baker as secretary and Charles Johnson as treasurer, discussed timing for a party platform, and chose Philadelphia as headquarters with a July 15 meeting to finalize rules and committee appointments. Attendees include Frank McClain and T Crago, with suffrage advocates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hicks
Boies Penrose
Penrose
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
McKinley
Little Rock
Blair
William E. Crow
Crow
Pennsylvania
W. Harry Baker
Sipe
Easton
Charles Johnson
John R. Halsey
Luzerne County
Philadel_phia
Walter Lyon
Gover_ nor
Eyre
Lyon
Dr. Thomas
Westmoreland
Asa Root
Hazleton
Philadelphia
Frank M. Roessing
Helen McFarland
Emmeline
Rotarians Elect William 9 In Harrisburg Plea For Tax Reform
The Harrisburg Rotary Club re elected William 9 and named W. Mumma George W. Bogar and Dr. Samuel Z. Shope as directors. Esick praised Mr Musser’s leadership and announced plans for a busy year including a Hershey Park meeting tomorrow hosted by Ezra Hershey. The club adopted resolutions urging repeal of mercantile licenses and a 50 percent return of license and fine revenues to cities for road maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Park
Ezra Hershey
Hershey Cafe
Daniel Seitz
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George T. Eldridge
Rotary Club
Senate
House of Representatives
Rotary Clubs
Commonwealth
Bishop Promotes Minimum Salary for Clergy at Harrisburg Diocese
Lancaster June 3 Bishop Darlington outlined a plan at the tenth annual Harrisburg Diocese convention to set a minimum ministerial salary of 1000 dollars yearly for single clergy and 1000 dollars plus housing for married ministers. He urged businesslike church practices and family routines, favored local option on liquor laws, and proposed a clergy pension fund. The session elected Rev Floyd Appleton editor of the Harrisburg Churchman and named an advisory board including Archdeacons McMillan Nichols Eastman General Missionary Baker and Rev Robert F Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Protestant Episcopal Church
Darlington
Board of Missions
Floyd Appleton
St. Paul's Church
McMillan
Carlisle
Nichols
Lock Haven
Eastman
Phillipsburg
Baker
Selinsgrove
Robert F. Gibson
Williamsport
Old Housekeeper of Gilbert Family Dies in Harrisburg
Annie Parthemore aged 68 longtime Harrisburg housekeeper for the Gilbert family died at noon today at 203 North Front street after a yearlong illness. A Highspire native she came to Harrisburg at nineteen and served the Gilberts for forty seven years. Funeral arrangements to be announced, with body to be taken to Highspire for possible United Brethren Church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Parthemore
Gilbert
Harrisburg
Lyman D. Gilbert
North Front Street
Highspire
Dauphin County
Henry Gilbert
United Brethren Church
Bull Moose State Committee Meets For Washington Campaign
The Washington Bull Moose Party state committee will meet tomorrow afternoon to hear speeches and set rules for the campaign. State Chairman A Nevin Detrich arrives to observe Democratic organization and a mass meeting tonight will feature state candidates. The party is not expected to adopt a new platform, as it was outlined in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Party State Committee
A. Nevin Detrich
Washingtonians
Detrich
May county inspections set record totals and tame expenses
County inspector Harry A. Boyer reported May as the peak month for weight and measure inspections. He oversaw 1,694 checks across Steelton Millersburg Middletown Bachmansville and Penbrook with total costs only 20.22 dollars. The tally included scales measures weights and miscellaneous items with numerous seals adjustments and condemnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Boyer
Boyer
Steelton
Millersburg
Middletown
Bachmansville
Penbrook
Keiter
George W. Keiter
Jackson Township
H. H. Snyder
Washington Township
Berkshires
H. L. Lark
Dauphin County
Berkshire Hills
Harrisburg Church People to Hazleton Special Train
Harrisburg ministers and laymen join a special train with parlor car to Sunbury and Hazleton to attend noon mine breaker meetings and a tabernacle rally. The plan includes headquarters setup in a central church and a large volunteer roster for the November campaign. funds due by evening, with latecomers allowed aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. Curtis
O. R. Given
Joseph H. Frantz
James Kipp
H. B. Walter
M. D
F. E. Fornwall
H. C. Miller
W. B. Corbett
Harvey Klaer
Samuel H. Garland
S. H. Harris
Lloyd W. Lutz
D. A. Kauffman
Willam F. Schraedle
L. Groff
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Hazleton
Stough
F. T. Cartwright
Sunday School Convention at Hummelstown June 11
Dauphin County Sabbath School Association announces its twenty eighth annual convention to be held in Hummelstown on June 11 and 12. President James W Barker of Harrisburg will preside with two sessions daily. Several pastors and educators including Rev J H Roger Rev Harvey Klaer Rev William M Woodfin Rev William N Yates Prof Mervin Grant Filler Rev W H Dallman Rev Harry Nelson Bassler Rev Lewis G Manges and John E Gipple are listed as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County Sabbath School Association
Hummelstown
James W. Barker
Harrisburg
J. H. Roger
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Steelton
Harvey Klaer
Covenant Presbyterian Church
William M. Woodfin
Delaware County
William N. Yates
Fourth Street Church of God
Mervin Grant Filler
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Market Street Baptist Church
Harry Nelson Bassler
Second Reformed Church
Lewis G. Manges
Memorial Lutheran Church
This City
John. E.gipple
Derry Street
Public Service Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tonewago
Derry
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
Deodate and Hershey Street Railway Company
John Er, Snyder
Harrisburg Builds for Moderate Income Homes Growth
Harrisburg sees a rise in affordable housing as builders plan twenty two brick houses in Royal Terrace and ten more across Vernon and Thompson streets. May permits total 129 175 with several remodeling and new brick projects noted. The era cites postwar demand and urban renewal as drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Housing Association
William A. Mellhenny
E. ©. Houch
Royal Terrace
State Street
J. E. Dare
Vernon Street
Thompson Street
Contracts For Alum For City Filter and New Boilers Are Let
Harrisburg awards alum and hypochlorite of lime contracts to cut water treatment use. Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co. wins alum at 1.02 per hundred pounds. Arnold Hoffman Co. gets hypochlorite at 1.70 per hundred. Coppus Engineering and Equipment Co. wins boiler work at 2531 dollars. Bidder comparison noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Island
Harry F. Bowman
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Arnold Hoffman Company
Bowman
Coppus Engineering and Equipment Company
Scranton
Blaisdel- Canady Company
New York
Reception to Guild Members in Penbrook Banquet Honoraries
Otterbein Guild of United Brethren Church in Penbrook held its semi annual banquet and reception for honorary members at the homes of Misses Martha and Ethel Mann. An open air event is planned for June 6. In Annville Lebanon Valley Academy underclassmen hosted the seniors in the gym at Lebanon Valley College with guests including Academy principal 8 Grimm and college president G D Gossard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penbrook
Otterbein Guild
The
United Brethren Church
Martha and
Ethel Mann
Annville
Lebanon Valley Academy
Lebanon Valley College
Academy
Grimm
G. D. Gossard
Pastor elected at New Bloomfield charge
The Rev. J. C. Reiglard of Blain filled the pulpits and the Rev. J. W. Weeter of Allentown was elected pastor of the New Bloomfield charge on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bloomfield
J. C. Reiglard
Blain
J. W. Weeter
Allentown
Harrisburg Girl Murder Case Deepens
Police receive a letter from Bum MacDonald alleging Cora from Libletown Harrisburg confessed to planning vengeance on the Myers girl. A jailhouse talk between tramps Kramer and Noonan fuels ongoing inquiry into Hazel Myers homicide. both men remain silent after twenty days held on vagrancy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libletown
Harrisburg
Cora
Carlisle
Bum
Murde
Hazel Myers
Noonan
Myers
Kramer
Harrisburg Library Reports 47000 Book Circulation
Harrisburg Public Library records show 47 418 books circulated from January 3 to May 29, with over 6 500 registered readers representing about ten percent of the city population. May activity dropped from winter peaks while 17 635 readers spent significant time with books, and Miss Alice R Marylan is preparing a summer reading list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Public Library
Harrisburg
Alice R
Rock Powder Explosion Injures Boy in Carroll Township
On Monday afternoon in New Bloomfield Pennsylvania Clarence Kitner son of Abraham Kitner was carrying rock powder in a tin bucket when the explosive detonated as he climbed a fence causing serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bloomfield
Clarence Kitner
Abraham Kitner
Carroll Township
Stolen Goods Burned By Adams Express Agent
Ira Herman of 116 Summit Street, an Adams Express messenger, is jailed on robbery charges after confessing to burning stolen goods worth about a hundred dollars. Police say he burned merchandise including pipes tobacco dress goods shoes on an Allison Hill lot weeks ago to evade capture. W. E. Murray of Belle Vista near New Cumberland was also arrested on express company robbery charges, with similar statements from other employed suspects. Twelve arrests total. eight to be tried in Dauphin county court, one in Blair county, three in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Herman
Summit Street
Adams Express Company
Herman
Allison Hill
Express
W. E. Murray
Bellevista
New Cumberland
Murray
Dauphin County
Blair County
United States Court
Confectioners of State Gather Here Tomorrow
Members of the Pennsylvania Manufacturing Confectioners' Association will meet in annual session tomorrow afternoon at the Commonwealth hotel. Questions of interest to the trade will be discussed. Reports will be presented by William B. Roskah of Philadelphia and Arthur D. Bacon of Harrisburg, chairman of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Manufacturing Confectioners’ Association
Commonwealth Hotel
William B. Roskah
Philadelphia
Arthur D. Bacon
Harrisburg
Report of the Condition of East End Bank Harrisburg 1914
Bank statement forms the June 1 1914 condition showing resources liabilities and profits with items for cash, loans, bonds real estate and deposits plus legal notices of pardons road hearings and rail lease filings in Dauphin County Pennsylvania including Deodate and Hershey Street Railway Company and Northern Central Railway lease hearings. The document includes signatures of the cashier A K Thomas and notary A W Swengel and subsequent notices of official actions in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End Bank
Harrisburg
Thirteenth
Howard Streets
Daupbhin County
Pennsylvania
Iy Commission
F&m. Sible
John A. Affleck
E. A. Heff&lfinger
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Bill Boon
W. H. Horner
C. F. Moyer
Dauphin
J. A. Webb
George W. Bogar
George W. Mumma
John H. Menger
Samuel Z. Shope
Rotarians
William 9
Essick
T. K. Beaver
W. F. Hartzell
8. B. Shell
May
Nellie
Mandaline Schoaf
Miss Schoaf
Charles A. Miller
Hazleton Mecca
Fred C. Miller
Curtin Street
Edward Welker
Cowden
BE. L. Perkins
North Second
H. C. Brandt
Seneca
Reel
William Kinderman
Fifth
Emerald
H. C. Eppley
Camp
Telegraph
S. Parkes Cadman
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Cadman
Philadelphia and
Reading
Joseph Seasholtz
Frank Seasholtz
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary M. Packer
Stoverdale
Edward Stover
Mary Stover
J. J. Gibson
Hazel
Confectioners
MortBanes
Wessee
Liabiliti Capital
Munici- Pai
Cosceives
Nneemere
John Smeltz
Board of Pardons, of
Act of Assembly of Pennsylvania
Daukin County
William W. Caldwell
Northern Central Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Allersons
Randis I. Gowen
William I. Schaffer
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