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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

16

Guard draft proposed under governor by volunteer or draft

A bill introduced in the House by Drake Greene proposes a National Guard draft or call for volunteers under the Governor when the Guard is in federal service for ages 31 to 41. The House sent the antidrug bill to the Senate and action on several other measures followed with mixed outcomes.

House Messrs. McNichol Stern Philadelphia Public Service Commission Ramsey Delaware Woodward Appropriations Committee Senate State Board of Education State College Lawrenceville

Red Cross War Fund Aims Record 100 Million

The American Red Cross pursues a 100 million dollar war fund the largest ever by popular subscription in the United States. Red Cross Week is proclaimed by President Wilson for June 18 to 25 with fifty money campaigners and ten subscription teams per city. Wall Street financiers will head the New York drive as subscriptions to the war relief fund are expected to run into millions.

United States American Red Cross Wilson Red Cross Finance Committee Washington New York Wall Street J. Pierpont Morgan Jacob H. Schiff Frank A. Vanderlip Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr A. H. Wiggin Charles H. Sabin War Relief Fund War Council America

Octogenarian Guardian of Camp Fire Girls Reappointed

Estherville Iowa resident Martha F Bingham aged eighty confirms she will again serve as guardian for the Camp Fire Girls in 1917. She notes her advancing years may force resignation if she cannot accompany hikes and picnics as in Wohelo.

Martha F. Bingham Estherville Camp Fire Girls Wohelo Camp Fire

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