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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

2

Women’s Trade Union League to Organize Library Workers

In Philadelphia on June 7 the National Women’s Trade Union League voted to organize library workers and to attempt organizing public school teachers through the league. It also selected five delegates for the women’s labor congress in Washington next fall amid controversy over a pro German accusation connected to aiding war children regardless of nationality.

Associated Press Philadelphia National Women’s Trade Union League Women's Labor Congress Washington C. P. Fincher New York Miss Fincher

Harrisburg Auto and Accessory Firms Directory Card

Harrisburg Telegraph lists leading automobile and accessory firms with addresses on Market Street Walnut Street and local streets including Brenner & Sons Motor Co. Third Street and Hamilton, Keystone Sales Co. Market Street, Myers Accessory House Mulberry and 11th, and numerous garages, tire shops, and repair stations citywide along with dealers for Ford Nash Packard Reo Overland and others in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg M. Brenner & Sons Motor Co Third Black's Third St Harrisburg Auto Co Kelker Liberty Walnut the Fishman Garage Co., Inc 4Th & Chestnut Rex Garage & Supply Co American Auto Co Forster Sts Briscoe Kissell Third & Hamilton Sts. Brown Motor Car Co Norwalk N. Third S. Conover Motor Co Case Elcar White Hupmobile Howard St Driscoll Auto Co Chevrolet 11Th & Mulberry Sts Dauphin Motor Car Co Oakland S. Third St S. Third St. Gomery-Schwartz Motor Co Hudson Essex Market St Reo Fourth & Kelker Sts. Hagerling Motor Co Premier Pilot Mulberry St Keystone Motor Car Co Peerless Cole 16Th & Walnut S. Third Willys-Knight N. Second St Packard Motor Car Co Packard Andrew Redmond Chandler Third and Reily Brenner & Sons Motor Co Brown Motor Car Co Crispen Motor Car Co International Conover Motor Co Chestnut St Hardware and Motor Truck Co 17Th and Chestnut Streets Denby Sales Corp Denby Capital St Eureka Wagon Works Autocar North St Duplex Hurlburt 4Th & Kelker Harrisburg Welding & Machine On Armieder S. Cameron St Sanford 13Th & Thompson M. L. Mumma Studebaker Brockway Third & Reily Firestone Black’s Dauphin Tire Service Co North Second St Kirk and Ochs District Liberty Garage Hbg Auto & Tire Repair Co 16Th and Walnut Sta Harrisburg, PA

Navy says C-8 will not be used for trans Atlantic flight

Cape May New Jersey June 7 Captain Robert R Paunack in command of the Cape May naval air station and who brought the Navy dirigible C-8 on its nonstop flight from Akron Ohio to Cape May on Tuesday covering 765 miles in 18 hours and 10 minutes said yesterday the Navy Department has no intention to try for a trans Atlantic flight with the C-8 and it will be kept here for patrol duty.

Associated Press Cape May N. J Robert R. Paunack Cape May Naval Air Station Akron Ohio Navy Department

French Decorate Officers With Legion of Honor in Paris

Thirty four American officers received the Legion of Honor from General Berd elat in the Invalides courtyard. Recipients include Brigadier Generals Krauthoff and McKinstry, Colonels Whitney Bricker Carty Dunwoody Embick and Grant, and Lieutenant Colonel Atwood. Knights Crosses went to numerous majors captains and lieutenants, with several others announced or noted as already departed for the United States or detained abroad.

Paris Legion of Honor Stanley Dunbar Embick Ulysses SS. Grant William G. Atwood Larry MacAfee Daniel M. Card Alvin G. Gutensohn John Price Jackson Frederick A. Delano Leonard T. Gerow Edgar R. Gorrell J. Clawson Roop Philip Mezier Lydig A. D. Butterfield Gustave Porges Ralph Hi. van Deman Cabot Ward Julian Lowell Coolidge Royall Tyler Robert L. Stanton Philip Walton Livermore John MacFadden United States John M. T. Finney Frank C. Boggs William R. Grove George T. Slade Curtis Townsend Sosthenes Behn Julian M. Cabell Frank Cutcheon Nelson D. Jay A. Perry Osborn Herbert FE. Shreeve George 8. Ballard Morill W. Dunn Dugald Co. Jackson Jennings Harry H. la Montagne Dennis E. MacCuniff Harold C. Whitman John Ewell Eugene M. Moore R. D. Skinner H. A. Stickney John Hughes General Pershing Metz William B. Causey Vienna Leland L. Smith Jassey Romania Charles C. Goodrich Carl Taylor Henry Mason Day Carlson

Nicaraguans Leave Costa Rica After Invasion Probe

Washington reports say invading forces have been driven off Costa Rican soil and are seeking refuge in Nicaragua. Costa Rican representative Carlos Lara notes no American Marines have landed in Costa Rican ports and says such a landing would only be for courtesy or friendship.

Washington Nicaragua Carlos Lara Mr. Lara United States Punta Arenas Port Limon

Will Call Upon Banks For Further Aid in Financing the War

Scranton Pa June 7 At the Pennsylvania State Bankers convention Pusey Passmore governor of the Third Federal Reserve Bank said further government certificates of indebtedness would be issued about July 1 Their share in financing the government in the war period is done With barriers it is different and I am in a position to say now that beginning July 1 certificates of indebtedness will be issued by the Treasury Department You will all be notified in due course The convention declared in favor of the Warfield plan for the return of the railroads to their owners Arthur V Morton Philadelphia was elected president David Barry Johnstown vice president and EF R Thomas Royersford treasurer

Scranton Pennsylvania State Bankers Pusey Passmore Third Federal Reserve Bank Passmore Treasury Department Arthur V. Morton Philadelphia David Barry Johnstown Ef, R. Thomas Royersford

Bulgars Mobilize for Serbian Frontier

Copenhagen June 7 The Balkan News Agency reports a portion of the Bulgarian Army has been mobilized and is marching toward the Serbian frontier amid rising tensions in the region.

Associated Press Copenhagen Balkan

Fears Japan May Be Left Isolated From Great Powers

In a June speech Tokio education minister T Makahashi warned Japan risks isolation among the major powers as Russia and Germany fade. He urged Japan to regulate finance and bolster national defense while noting Britain France and America share language and strength. A separate Yonkers Statesman rail scene recalls a passer asking a place name.

Japan Associated Press Tokio T. Makahashi Russia Germany Great Britain France America

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Women’s Trade Union League Eeeee River Ave Auto Transportation School S. Front St Steelton, Battery Dealers Diamond Grid Battery Co Diamond Grid Cameron St Excelsior Auto Co Exide 11Th and Mulberry Sts Electra Garage Evergreen and Thompson Front Market Motor Supply Co Willard Frank C. Seiber J. L. Wiebley Franklin” 4Th and Chestnut Sts Williams Motor Car Co Ford Bill Susquehanna St Chelsea Auto Wrecking Co N. Cameron St Atlantic Lycoming DIAL James St A. Schiffman Mer Goodyear Goodrich Motor Trucks of Sanford Day MOM Bros Star Garage Albany Yonkers Bill’s Ford Car Repairing Cole Motor Car Company Indianapols Linwood O. B Detroit Ee Paigedetroit Motor Car CO Detroit, Michigan Fishman Motors Company Edward Fishman Mgr
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