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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
2
Helen faces tension with Warren over household plans and his harsh temper. Aide mother supports, Winifred's punishment, and a brief outing with errands lifts spirits as they cope with economic worries and hidden troubles. A note ends: another installment to come.
A Burlington Route ad offers comfortable well kept summer hotels and ranch houses in Colorado for about $12 a week with attractions and facilities. William Austin, general agent, invites families to plan affordable trips with free maps and descriptive booklets about Colorado and other national parks.
Two traffic cases were heard by Mayor John K. Royal this afternoon. Grover C. Ferr faced a charge of driving through a funeral. Charles A. Robinson, driver of a jitney bus owned by Mrs. I. D. Hoffman, 18 North Eighteenth Street, was charged with failing to stop for street cars taking on passengers. Both cases remained unresolved late this afternoon.
Washington June 7 Officials awaited advices bearing out reports of a Carranza victory over Villa and Angeles at Leon. A success could lead to Carranza reentering Mexico City and establishing a government aimed at U S recognition, shaping the Mexican situation.
Robert L. Morton of the Morton Truck and Tractor Company returned to New York tonight from London where he arranged a large wartime contract with the Russian government. He is expected to reach home this evening.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a quick painless remedy for corns and foot troubles. It claims to soothe drawing sensation, remove hard or soft corns, and relieve foot lumps, selling for 25 cents at dealers nationwide.
The Colonial Theater features four new vaudeville acts this week headlined by the Farrell-Taylor Trio with The Minstrel Man and includes Tom Kyle and Company and Tom Gillen with Holly Hollis while Wilmer and Vincent promote a prosperous summer season. Lasky Belasco presents Blanche Sweet in Warrens of Virginia at the Regent with The Country Boy by Marshall Neilan at midweek and Paxtang Park Theater advertises Betty the monkey as headliner in a high merit vaudeville show for the coming week.
Dauphin county President Judge Kunkel and Attorney John C. Nissley debated the duty of lawyers as officers of the court during a session on J Ezra Foltz the Deodates creamery owner who pleaded nolle contendere to a State Livestock Sanitary Board milk safety charge Foltz said he and some clients chose unpasteurized milk and would buy elsewhere if not sold He was fined 20 dollars plus costs. June building permits topped 28 000 including a 6000 three story apartments project at Hazel near Boas and a 22000 church back building addition at Thirteenth and Thompson Also changes in township officials and city assessors noted and Lewis East Shoemaker estate probate set as he faces lunacy inquiry after an alleged violent incident
Albert Shack of Verbeke and Seventh streets faced Alderman Kramme for reckless driving and speeding and was fined 10 dollars plus costs after a hearing. He allegedly struck an automobile owned by William Straub, who has since been arrested for driving while intoxicated and is to appear before Alderman Murray. Straub’s arrest follows Shack’s appeal of the decision. Washington moves toward a Clara Barton memorial as the Legion of Loyal Women seeks national cooperation from G A R Posts and patriotic groups.
Chicago June 7 German railroads report only minor financial effects from the European war despite sharp cutbacks in export goods. The statement from the bureau of railway statistics notes the impact remains limited even as exports shrink.
Lewistown reports arrival of a notable catch in Honey creek Mifflin county. Ralph reeled a large trout signaling good angling in the region.
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