Kreider's Expense Highlights War Chest in Primary
Prothonotary Holler records nearly twenty five primary expense accounts for congressional and legislative candidates and county committees. Aaron Kreider Lebanon Republican nominee for Congress spent 101.75 with most going to Lebanon County committee treasurer J Hamer Reinoehl. Other items include Kaufman 67.15, Young 119.41, Nissley 145.88, Gordon 343.92 with 87.27 unpaid. Several sub $50 entries listed for Assembly and committee treasurers with multiple names and parties. State committeeman Calhoun shows no contributions or expenditures.
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Harry F. Holler
Aaron 8. Kreider
Lebanon
Congress
J. Hamer Reinoehl
Lebanon County
Democratic
D. L. Kaufman
Highspire
J. H. Kreider
Washington
Walter S. Young
Lykens
John C. Nissley
Lower Paxton
David Gordon
Hershey
Second
Assembly
Jesse J. Bybarger
J. B. Martin
W. W. Lenker
D. W. Shaffner
H. B. Sassaman
Samuel T. Kinsinger
J. L. Yoder
Howard E. O'Sell
Wilmer Crow
J. W. Swartz
John A. Marshall
Calder B. Shammo
James W. Barker
W. H. Hoerner
F. T. Calhoun
County Socialist Committee
Redmond declines request of Irish suffragettes
London June 5 John E Redmond leader of the Irish Nationalists refused a suffragette deputation to discuss women electors for the Irish parliament. He warned that Ireland under home rule must decide whether women voters are wanted, noting prior deputations caused only unpleasantness.
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Associated Press
London
John E. Redmond
Redmond
Ireland
Bids for School Supplies and Staffing at Central High
School board to open bids for supplies and repairs this evening. A special committee report on treasury depositories and domestic science at Central High School will be reviewed. Russell Hertzler is to be appointed history instructor at Technical High School, with Edna Engle and Ruth Stewart selected for Central High School teaching posts.
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Central High School
Russel A. Hertzler
Charles A. Yahn
Technical High School
Edna Engle
Ruth Stewart
Margaret Latham
Mary K. Blaikie
Trade figures show April imports rise while exports fall
Washington reports April foreign trade compared with 1918. Imports exceed exports by over 27 million dollars, while exports drop by more than 37 million. Crude materials and foodstuffs reflect notable shifts, with larger import increases and varying export declines across categories.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
Man's Long Legs Cause of Automobile Accident
Three men escaped serious harm when their car plunged down an embankment on the Washington Crossing to Titusville road. Roderick O Connor of Millstone was severely injured in the head while Thomas McCullough, also of Millstone, suffered serious injuries to his shoulders and arms. The third occupant fled unhurt. The car was wrecked. McCullough’s long legs reportedly extended past the steering gear and tangled with the steering rod, causing loss of control.
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Trenton
N. J
Washington
Titusville
J. Roderick O'Conner
Millstone
Thomas McCullough
McCullough
Deaths and Funerals in Harrisburg Area
Miss Helen Barbara Feass died this morning at her brother in law J Madenforts home in Harrisburg in her twenty first year. Jacob D Saylor of Columbia aged 61 died suddenly at home yesterday leaving a widow and eleven children. Surviving relatives include two brothers and two sisters for Feass and a large extended family for Saylor across Harrisburg Middletown York Philadelphia Marietta Rosemont Chestnut Hill and Philadelphia door. Funeral services for Feass are set for Monday at 3 PM with Rev Floyd Appleton and Rev Harry N Bassler officiating. burial in East Harrisburg cemetery.
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Helen Barbara Feass
J. M. Madenfort
North Sixth Street
Floyd Appleton
Harry N. Bassler
East Harrisburg
Jacob D. Saylor
Columbia
Harrisburg
Middletown
Yesteray
Sarah
Minnie
Jane
Lester
Jay
Harry
Catherine
Charles Zimmerman
Bessie
Samuel Seifried
York
George
Ida
Charles Barth
Hallie
Germantown Hospital
Philadelphia
John
Marietta
Rosemont
Sarah Bender
Chestnut Hill
Ulster Volunteers Strengthened by Gun Run Rifles
Belfast reports rapid expansion of the Ulster Volunteer army with 3000 Munster rifles delivered after a daring gun running operation by an Irish yachtsman. The event underscores rising tensions and organized militia activity amid ongoing unrest.
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Belfast
Ulster “Volunteers
Munster Rifles
Northland Steamer Rescued After Grounding Near Bartletts Reef
Passengers from the Eastern Steamship Northland bound from New York to Portland were landed in New London at 5 am after the vessel ran aground on Bartletts Reef in fog. The 75 passengers traveled on a wrecking tug Tasco, while the crew remained aboard as the ship took on water.
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New London
Conn
Eastern Line
Northland
New York
Portland
Maine
Bartlett's Reef
Boston
Tasco
Wilmington
Eastern Steamship Company
Bragg
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Louise
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Hershey Cafe
Ezra F. Hershey
Chocolate Company
William S. Essick
North Third Street
Dauphin County
Michael B. Stroup
Edward Smith
John E. Bush
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Harry Tennis
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Roy Bitner
Charles Hare
John Drew
Minnie Butler
Ira J. Harman
W. E. Murray
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Petro Lorenzo
Charles Sallie
Alex. Koneff
Nathan Brandt
J. T. Johnson
Evans Such Chook
Leslie Perrin
J. EB. Rice
John Potters
Robert W. Green
Harry Fallchner
Harry B. Hanlen
Joshua Porter
Arthur, Scott
Filford Ball
John Bryan
Isaac Wood
Daniel Longenecker
Albert Palmer
Ross Bidaman
Augustus Haines
John Cromlich
Harry E. Gerdom
M. F. Graham
John Arnold
Alfred Keys
Nellie Wolz
B. A. White
East State
H. A. Sherk
Thomas E. Brown
North Eighteenth Street
Will C. Dagg
John A. Swope
Hummelstown
W. C. Dagg
John A Reif
A. Dowden
Williamstown
McCarrell
Charles Palmer
Palmer
Mechanics Trust Company
Third and Market Streets
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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Cauben
Tance Tata Ae
Regiove
Polar v
State of
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Dauphin
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John C. Motter
Emma A. Keeny
Notary Public Ty Commission
Samuel Kunkel
David Kaufman
B. F. Burn
Daun
Huffer
Z Hupfe
Cashi
Walter R. Sohn
Henry
Charles W. Henry
Savidge
H. W. Savidge
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Wic
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W. H. Lynch
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
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W. H. Harnest
John H. Alricks
Jacob Stephenson
Dauphin Borough
American Can Company
New York County
Fourteenth Street
Ninth Avenue
Central Trust Company
Vash
Col Abuoless
Indiviguel Cencecs
Gemeiekie
Acai
Tate
Pennsylvana County
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H. O. Miller
Do Sclerasl
H. O. ‘Aller
M. G. Potts
W. M. Donaldson
the Security Trust Company
Peary
Tegord
Commonwealth of
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Comany
Poorman
Seleas
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East End Bank
Thirteenth and
Howard Streets
Wevese Asaahe
Sappins Stock
Weeenes
Jon A. Affleck
B. A. Heffelfinger
Mirectore
Steelton Trust Company
Steelton
North Front Street
Polermeil
Keates
Geo. L. Bolton
John H. Snavely
Notary Public Commission
Samuel Couf
Harrisburg Trust CourAry
South Secon Street
Isu Sc
Rnia
Geo. G. Carl
Clinton M. Hershey
Herman
Wallower
Edward Baile
Heleno
Barbara Feass
Revenue Cutter
Dauphin Deposit Trust Company
U. S
BANK
Dauphin’ Deposit Trust Company
Market Street
Linotypes
the Telegraph Printing CO
Harrisburg, Penna
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