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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

2

Registration Probes Start Over Low Alien Registration

Philadelphia draft officers led by Major W G Murdock announced an inquiry into the low registration of aliens under class C. General Crowder’s directive prompted the probe as 60 551 men aged 21 registered in Pennsylvania while Group C aliens reached 7 198 and Group A white men 49 980 with Group B colored men 3 373.

Adelphia Philadelphia Murdock Lee Greenleaf Sherman Reral Crowder Pennsylvania

Our Boys in Camp to Be Addressed at Harrisburg Church

The spring meeting of the Presbyterian Association of Harrisburg and vicinity will be held at Olivet Presbyterian Church next Thursday at 6 p m. The Rev Dr L S Mudge will speak on Our Boys in Camps after spending time in American Army camps delivering a message of special interest.

Presbyterian Association of Harrisburg and Vicinity Olivet Presbyterian Church L. S. Mudge

Work or Fight Banner Shuts Balloon Vendor in Harrisburg

The Harrisburg police reply to Thomas Zingaro of York states balloons and similar wares cannot be sold on Harrisburg streets. It cites the wartime slogan Go to work or go to jail and notes officers will strictly enforce the ban while able bodied men serve the country.

Harrisburg Police Department Thomas Zingaro York

Hospital ship Koningin Regentes hits mine off English coast

The Hague June 7 The hospital ship Koningin Regentes carrying English delegates to the Anglo German war prisoners conference struck a mine off the English coast Four firemen died and the rest were saved by the hospital ship Sindoro

Associated Press Hague Koningin Regentes Sindoro

Dauphin County Bar Outing and Local Election Ties

About one hundred Dauphin County bar members and officials joined a day trip to Inglenook for games and lunch. Judge George Kunkel and Judge C V Henry attended. County election ties were resolved with candidates withdrawing in several precincts. also Judge McCarrell ruled two mining and stone companies not taxed as manufacturers, ordering taxes for 1913 with interest. Theodore Roosevelt began a western speaking tour to promote patriotism through education, scheduling stops in Omaha, St. Louis, Indianapolis, and Bloomington University.

Dauphin County George Kunkel C. V. Henry Lebanon Ninth Ward Lawson Laverty W. A. Laverty Derry Township George W. Yingst Frank Zentmyer Haifax Charles A. Zimmerman J. M. Parsons M. W. Etter John Albert C. R. Bartley Ralph Wiest W. A. B. Miller Frank Zarker McCarrell Welsh Mountain Mining and Kaolin Manufacturing Company Roosevelt New York Theodore Roosevelt Middle West Omaha St. Louis

Harrisburg Rose Show dazzles with amateur blooms

The first annual Harrisburg Rose Show features hundreds of roses from amateurs judged by Miss Bess Trump and H Riebe. Exhibits include rare varieties from Berryhill and Ferryhill nurseries. Proceeds aid Y M C A war work. blooms go to local hospitals after the show.

Bess Trump H. Riebe Berryhill Nurseries Charles Uttley Margaret Cumbler Highspire S. F. Dunkle American Rose Society J. Horace McFarland Berryhill Nursery Harrisburg Ferryhill Mullen Ellen Willmore Pennsylvania United States Woman's Advisory Board

Schwab says shipyards to race Britain in shipbuilding

Philadelphia June 7 Charles M Schwab the master shipbuilder told Hog Island engineers the United Kingdom has authorized twelve yards with 100 ways to meet the problem of building ships for the coming year He said Britain will race the United States and Hog Island to boost output and noted his talk with Navy Secretary Daniels about turbine factories at Buffalo and other aids for Hog Island.

Philadelphia Great Britain Emergency Fleet Corporation United Kingdom Charles M. Schwab Hog Island Enginers American International Shipbuilding Corporation Adelphia Schwab Hog Island Mr. Schwab Daniels

Lemon Juice Freckle and Tan Lotion Made At Home

Instructions describe squeezing two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to make a quarter pint lotion. Apply daily to face, neck, arms, and hands to reduce freckles sunburn windburn and tan. Claims the mixture is harmless and inexpensive with grocers supplying lemons and drug stores Orchard White.

Plans to boost steel for ships and turbines announced

A military official details moves to accelerate supply for plants at Hog Island. Bowles relayed that if steel delivery hurdles are cleared, the plant can produce ships quickly. A firm offered to build two fabricating plants at Pottsville costing 6 million dollars and provide 10 000 tons more steel monthly from December first. The American Bridge Company and two car makers pledged extra steel within two months, adding 20 000 tons each April or soon after.

Bowles Hog Island Pottsville American Bridge Company Standard Pressed Steel

Hank Duey Injured In Railroad Accident Ends Baseball Days

Tyrone, June 7 Clark Duey known as Hank, a top local amateur baseball player, lost three fingers after his right hand was caught while coupling railroad cars. The injury ends his baseball career.

Tyrone Clark Duey Hank

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