Thunderstorm injures man on casualty list and bank reports
The casualty list names Herman Wilder of New Cumberland as severely wounded in the storm. The issue also prints detailed financial reports for Camp Curtin Trust Co and Commonwealth Trust Co with assets and liabilities, and Citizens Bank statements for Harrisburg dated June 2 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman ©. Wilder
New Cumberland
Camp Curtin Trust CO
North Sixth Street
Harrisurg
Penna
Commonwealth of Penna
Legal Reserve
President May Leave Europe in Ten Days
Paris dispatch said President Wilson may sail from France within ten days to two weeks for returning to the United States. White House considered two weeks more likely due to plans to visit Belgium and progress at Versailles. no definite sailing date announced.
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Associated Press
Washington
Paris
Wilson
France
United States
White House
Belgium
Versailles
Germany
Dickinson Ball Club Seeks to Restore Diamond Fame
The Dickinson College baseball team, after seven games with three wins and four losses, defeated Bucknell twice and fell to Gettysburg twice. A 17 inning win over Albright featured pitcher Ede who worked all 17 frames. Coach McAndrews and manager Talley lead the squad as a lengthy, tense season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson College
Dickinson
Bucknell University
Gettysburg
Albright
Charley Geldhner
Ede
Bucknell
Carlisle
McAndrews
Talley
Doehne
Fortney
Rich
Jeffers
Rockwell
Lowe
Weaver
Cohen
Belcher
Stockwell
Minker
Snender
Davis
Pritchard
Brock
Man Who Betrayed Edith Cavell Set for Trial Next Month
Paris June 9 Associated Press Gaston Quien also known as Luc who aided the Cavell betrayal and was in Miss Cavell hospital service will face trial next month A long inquiry found Quien was jailed at St Quentin in 1914 freed when Germans seized the town He served as a spy and is accused of denouncing Cavell Sixty witnesses including Princess Maria of Croy and Madame Bovard are set to testify.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gaston Quien
Luc
Edith Cavell
Brussels
Grebault
Sixth Military Court
Quien
St. Quentin
Miss Cavell
Brussells
Switzerland
Princess Maria of Croy
Madame Bovard
Peerless A C saves City Junior League with contract signing
Peerless A C signed a league contract on Saturday allowing the City Junior League to continue for the season. Swatara hosts Lemoyne A C tomorrow with Shearer set to pitch for Swatara. The Peerless lineup features Anderson Bowers Walker Peters Wilsbach Taylor P Greenawalt Machamer Drake and Greenawalt.
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Lemoyne A. C
Swatara
Shearer
Peerless Nine
Peerless
Algonquins
Nineteenth
Greenwood Streets
Anderson
Bowers
Walker
Peters
Wilsbach
Taylor
P. Greenawalt
Machamer
Drake
Greenawalt
WAR VETERANS AT S. S. RALLY IN NEW CUMBERLAND
New Cumberland Pa June 9 The annual rally at Trinity United Brethren Church drew 591 attendees. The Men’s Bible class of 128 led by fourteen veterans marched in, greeted by the congregation. Lieutenant Rockey led the veterans mostly overseas service members. Helen Lechthaler’s class sang, along with the whole school.
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New Cumberland
Trinity United Brethren Church
Rockey
Helen Lechthaler
Personal and Social Items of Towns on West Shore
Miss Ada Feiser and Miss Ida Feiser of New Oxford have returned home after visiting Marysville with Miss Helen Hain. Grace Lucas of Altoona visited Marysville with Miss Frances Fortenbaugh. Emma Kass and Mary Kass of Marysville are visiting Philadelphia with their brother Jacob F. Kass. Odessa Smith of Steelton was Marysville guest of Miss Helen Hain over the weekend. Nellie Haas of Duncannon visits Marysville with uncle C. I. Kass. Stella Deckard of Marysville stayed with Effie Belt at Keystone. Emma Roberts of Marysville attended a Sunday school convention near New Bloomfield. Miriam Hess and Ellen Gault of Millersville State Normal School returned to studies after weekend at Marysville homes. Mrs. Henry Hain and Mrs. William Elliott of Harrisburg were guests at Marysville of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hain Front Street. MON TO ODD FELLOWS Marysville June 9. The annual memorial sermon to Marysville Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows was delivered last evening in the Church of God by Rev. Wesley N. Wright.
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Ada Feiser
Ida Feiser
New Oxford
Marysville
Helen Hain
Grace Lucas
Altoona
Frances Fortenbaugh
Emma Kass
Mary Kass
Philadelphia
Jacob F. Kass
Odessa Smith
Steelton
Nellie Haas
Duncannon
Henry Hain
William Elliott
Harrisburg
John Ll. Hain
Front Street
ODD Fellows
Marysville Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Church of God
Wesley N. Wright
Monarchs Falter as Giants Top Them in Rain Shortened Game
The Steelton Giants defeated the Monarchs after a loose defensive effort by J Davis. Rain halted play after the first half of the seventh inning, leaving the final score unclear.
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Monarchs
Steelton Giants
J. Davis
Monarch
Texas Governor Calls For Bigger Guard on Border
Texas Governor Hobby urges Secretary Garrison to mobilize First and Second Brigades of Texas cavalry for border protection. War Department seeks Southern Department view on the request amid a critical Mexican situation. Also notes transport President Grant bringing Marysville youths home and local Children's Day exercises at the Methodist church.
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Texas
Washington
Hobby
Gaser
Texas Cavalry
War Department
Southern Department
Border Guard
Hoover says peace will end economic delirium in food
Paris June 9 Herbert C Hoover asserts peace will end the economic delirium tremens sweeping Europe. He predicts most nations will become self supporting, with Romania Greater Serbia Bulgaria and others exporting food while Poland and the Baltic states fix currency issues and rebuild exports. He says wider European recovery depends on peace.
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Hoover
Paris
Herbert C. Hoover
Europe
Rumania
Serbia
Bulgaria
Arabia
Turkey
Armenia
Portugal
Greece
Hungary
Poland
Baltic States
Czecho-Slovakia
Belgium
Finland
Who Are You at the Orpheum and Other Big Shows
The Orpheum hosts the 28th Division Theatrical Troupe with Who Are You a merry musical farce and matinees Friday Saturday. Nazimova in Bolshevism on Trial shows at the Colonial today through Wednesday with other features including The Perils of Thunder Mountain and The Parisian Tigress. The Majestic presents The Suffragette Revue with Bobby Bernard and a second Thunder Mountain episode. Regent screens Peppy Polly with Dorothy Gish as Polly and court reform intrigue. Paxtang Park offers The Three Maxim Girls and West and Edwards among a warm open air vaudeville bill.
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Thunder Mountain
Antonio Moreno
Carol Halloway
Regent
Dorothy Gish
Peggy Polly
Dorothy Dalton
Louise Huff
Ernest Truex
Iron Division
28Th Division
Orpheum Theater
Philadelphia
Red Cross
A. EF
Nancy
Toul
Tours
Chaumont
Pennsylvania
Sergeant de Ivernois
Morritz Bopp
Nathan Cohen
Knights of Pythian Home Committee
Bobby Bernard
Bernard
Nazimova
Screen Colonial Presents
Colonial Theater
Rivoli Theater
New York
Colonial
Spds
Madge Kennedy
Susan
Jiola Dana
Alice Brady
Polly
Migs Gish
Melville Reformatory
Reformatory
Regent Theater
Gill
Paxtang
Paxtang Park
West
Edwards
Elliot
Stanley
Ronn and
Honey
Willard’s Own Story Daily in The Philadelphia Press
Readers can follow Jess Willard through his life in a daily feature titled Own Story published in The Philadelphia Press. The serialized pen portrait presents personal insights from Willard and tracks his career milestones across installments.
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Jess Willard
Philadelphia Press
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Tocota
Cocci Sec
Isseseeeree
Commonwealth of Venna
Mimesarum
Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association
Division Streets
Broken
S. S. Hoffman
A. H. Roberts
G. O. Sarvis
M. B. Steward
J. Mowell Hawkins
Wesley Metzger
H B. Shoop
Js. P. Segelbaum
Segelbaum
Metzger
Fleegel
H. B. Shoop
Commonwealth Trust Company
Market Street
Henetye Fuga
Hood ‘Ash
Legal Preserve
State of
Dauphin
F. L
Albert Froehlich
Elmer Balser
J. H. Kreamer
R. A. Hartman
Lewis Balser
Citizens Bank
Thirteenth and
Derry Streets
Collat- Gva
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Ssesee
Cc. G. Miller
Co. G. Miller
Beeaeas
Irwin M. Cassell
Daukin
W. H. Metzger
Central Trust Company
North Third Street
Dauphin County
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Trus Yi
County of Paupnin
H. G. Miller
Elief
Tale
Natare
David EB
TRA Gene
W. L. Story
John F. Dapp
the Telegraph Printing Co
Harrisburg, PA
Peerless A.C
Ia Pet
Aereas
East End
Charles Himes
Susquehanna
A. C
R.H. E
S. S
Trinity U. B. Church
West Shore
W. Banks
F. Davis
Cc. Banks
C. Baker
Tee Theese Franklin
Reeeene Williams
P . Ross
Tee J. Davis
P. Fletcher
J. Pearson
Page
Lf. Smothers
Tee Thompson
Totalacccesseres
Monarcheeseerence
President Grant
Boston
Earl H. Bare
Twenty-first Engineers
Walter Beers
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Orpheum
Naximova
Viola Dana
Victoria
Theda Bura
Loulaville Board of Public Safety
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Charles Black
Omaha Retailers’ Association
Omaha
Irene Weir
School of Liberal Arts
New York City
Select Pictures Corporation
Paul Darlingame
Louisville Board of Safety
Louisville Board of Public Safety
City of
Louisville
Darlingame
Board of Public Safety
City of Louisville
Ikky
Mark Goldman
Louijsville
Walnut Street Theater
Dixon
Paul Durlingame
Icedairkeeps
Wilmersareints
Harrix
Pythian Home Committee
Susan Madge Kennedy
Theda Bara
Stanley’s
Bolshevism
Fos
MAXIM
Romn
Haney Filigi
the Boys From
Danceland
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