Lodge summons finance rigns to face probe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to test the influence on policy as telegraphs urge J P Morgan Henry P Davidson Thomas W Lamont Jacob Schiff Paul M Warburg and Frank A Vanderlip to testify. Knox introduces a resolution to separate the League covenant from the Peace Treaty while Borah helps publish the treaty in the Congressional Record. Four new interns join Harrisburg Hospital July 1 including Dr Edward F Kerper and Dr A A Bobb.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Henry P
Congress
Congressional
Senate
Wilson
Council
Borah
Idaho
Owever
New York
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Knox
Pennsylvania
Lodge
League
Germany
United States
Europe
Harrisburg Hospital
Edward F. Kerper
Harrisburg
A. A. Bobb
Herndon
C. C. Bobb
F. Ruloff
Allentown
Kerper
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Picnic Plans For Harrisburg Telegraph Outing
Final arrangements are being made by the Harrisburg Telegraph for the annual outing to be given to the city school children later in the month. Handsome prizes will be awarded to winners of athletic contests and the silver loving cup will go to the team with the best score. Full details will be announced within a day or two.
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Harrisburg
Gloom at World Peace Board Amid Unsolved Problems
Paris June 10 The Council of Four met amid pessimism over peace terms with Germany. Clemenceau stays firm against modifying terms. Silesian and Polish frontier questions unresolved. Reparations plan proposes seizing 25 million francs liquid assets and a two year window before paying 125 billion francs in gold or securities, with potential annual increases if Germany can pay. Hungary issue and League covenant changes dominate talks as attempts to ease Germany's admission.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Germany
Clemenceau
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Hungary
Slovakia
League
League of Nations
Russia
Y Campaigners Aim to Surpass $10,000 Minimum
First reports from 199 workers in the YMCA maintenance fund drive indicate teams will file totals with Central Y headquarters at 7 PM. A luncheon tomorrow at Central Y will present complete drive results. Early solicitors report Harrisburg residents responsive to the Christian Association effort.
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Central Y
Harrisburg
Christian Association
W. T. Hildrup
Nine New Dwellings to Be Erected at Once
The Franklin Building and Loan Association secured a permit to build seven two story brick houses at Cumberland and Monroe streets costing 16000 dollars. Albert G. McCoy filed for two two and one half story brick dwellings on Derry Street south side 200 feet east of Twenty fourth street with an 8000 dollar estimate.
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Franklin Building and Loan Association
Cumberland
Monroe Streets
Albert G. McCoy
Derry Street
Twenty-fourth Street
August First Is To See Whole World At Peace
Paris reports the Echo de Paris predicts a peace timeline with Germany to sign the treaty before July 1 and parliaments to ratify before August 1. It expects a German response to counter proposals by Friday and suggests a Scheidemann government replacement if the current cabinet refuses to sign.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Echo de Paris
Scheidemann
Court suit seeks control of church property at Holy Communion
Trustees and deacons of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Holy Communion sue Rev. John Henry Miller and others seeking court order placing trustees A G Nagle J L Cressman and M C Bushey in charge of property, declare defendants trespassers, and bar Miller from acting as minister until he remains a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium. A hearing date will be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Holy Communion
Seventeenth
State Streets
John Henry Miller
William A. Gernert
William Bailey
H. H. Umholtz
J. A. Hamilton
Henry Quier
A. G. Nagle
J. L. Cressman
M. C. Bushey
Miller
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
Lutheran Church
Public Library Extends Its School Branches
The Public Library plans to extend its school branches as staff report steady demand for technical inquiries. Miss Eaton notes librarians answer questions by phone and in person, citing examples from scent dyeing formulas to coal combustion data.
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Public Library
Miss Eaton
Governor Sproul Urges Ratification of Federal Suffrage Amendment
Pennsylvania Governor William C. Sproul informs the General Assembly that a certified copy of the proposed federal constitution amendment granting voting rights regardless of sex has been received and is before the states for ratification. He urges prompt and favorable action, hoping Pennsylvania leads in sanctioning this national reform.
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Sproul
Secretary of State of the
United States
Congress of the United States
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth
WM. C. Sproul
Compensation fund decree revokes lodge charter in Morne case
Full text of Timothy Shea decree as acting president of the Grand Lodge Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men revokes the charter of William H. Morne Lodge No 673. The document outlines the grounds and authority under which the lodge was removed from the federation.
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Timothy Shea
Grand Lodge, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
William H. Morne Lodge
Governor Sproul Presents Susan B Anthony Suffrage Amendment
Governor Sproul presented to both houses certified copies of the Susan B Anthony suffrage amendment to the national constitution. The Senate received the certified copy from Fred A.
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Sproul
Susan B. Anthony
Senate
Fred A
Untutored Islanders Happy Over Hair Tonic Discovery
In San Juan on June 10 a Ponce hair tonic, containing over 60 percent alcohol and drugs unsafe for ingestion, sold freely at 15 cents. A detective uncovered the tonic while mistaking it for rum. Production halted, police seek remaining bottles. about 75,000 shipped to Ponce recently, most recovered.
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San Juan
Ponce
Delegates welcomed by local Red Men at parade and speech
About 400 delegates gathered for the Seventieth annual convention of the Independent Order of Red Men of Pennsylvania. A parade formed on Front Street with divisions marching along a long route. Governor Sproul attended, praising patriotism and lawfulness while addressing the audience.
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Independent Order of Red Men of Pennsylvania
Great Council
Penn-Harris
Sproul
Capitol
Republic
Charles E. Pass
Sachem Pass
United States
Order of Red Men
Penn
Labor Delegates Defeat Daylight Saving Repeal Resolution
Labor delegates at the American Federation of Labor session defeated a resolution opposing repeal of daylight saving. Ohio and Southwest delegates argued it harms labor and farm work while supporters cited extra recreation. The vote was 180 against and 154 for. John Lewis called daylight saving freak legislation. Also presented were resolutions from negro delegates seeking fair treatment and a charter for colored labor.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Ohio
Southwest
John Lewis
Federation
Pleads Guilty to Forging of Checks in Court
Pleas entered on forging the name of S. S. Speese to three checks. Arnold Thompson, colored, was sentenced to Huntingdon Reformatory by Judge Kunkel. Ralph McCord pleaded guilty to forgery and false pretenses and was sent to Huntingdon. Several other cases were disposed of with mixed verdicts and sentences today.
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S&s. S. Speese
Arnold Thompson
Huntingdon Reformatory
Kunkel
Ralph McCord
Huntingdon
H. C. Hoffman
C. E. Craft
Edward J. Hoch
J. M. McKenley
Edward Keiser
Frank Carl
Jose Lara
Earl Berger
J. M. McCarrell
West Side Nuisance Garage Case Heard In Equity Court
Judge C. M. Henry presided in Judge S. J. McCarrell's chambers as residents of the west side of Second street near Briggs sue Clarence W. Carr owner of a rear garage. They charge the garage constitutes a nuisance and seek relief in equity.
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C. M. Henry
S. J. M. McCarrell
Second Street
Briggs
Clarence W. Carr
Youngest Tech High senior tops honors list
Honors for Technical High School Seniors announced by Dr. Charles B. Fager Jr name Hugh Decatur Wells valedictorian, Lester Solomon Miller salutatorian, with Ralph Franklin Lipp Roy William Dixon Andrew Jackson Musser Bertram Hanson Saltzer and others earning high honors. Wells is 16 July 11 and youngest Harrisburg high entrant. he participates in Tech Glee Camera and French clubs. Others noted for roles in Glee Club Edison Electric Club Tatler staff and various student clubs.
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Technical High School
Charles B. Fager, Jr
Hugh Decatur Wells
Lester Solomon Miller
Ralph Franklin Lipp
Roy William Dixon
Andrew Jackson Musser
Bertram Hanson’ Saltzer
Wayne C. Hartmire
Jay Dee Gehrett
Charles David Herbert
David Jerome Ellinger
Harry Augustus Gumpert
Wilbur Isaac Nisley
Tech
Harrisburg High School
B. A. Wells
Maclay Street
Young Wells
Reilly
Clarence H. Miller
State Street
Woodward Grammar School
Tech Scientific
Tech Fishing Club
Glee Club
Ralph Franklin Lippi
Hamilton
Edison Electric Club
Roy Dixon
Tech Tatler
Cameron
Ashes collection costs drive city budget brief
Commissioner S F Hassler told council that more than the $40 000 annual ash collection appropriation will be needed to finish the year's work with the deficit likely by November and urged buying city owned wagons and horses for part of the operation at about 3000 3300. He asked for firm estimates next week while E Z Gross proposed a 3000 addition to the fire department contingent fund for alterations and improvements to fire houses.
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S. F. Hassler
Hassler
E. Z. Gross
Fire Department
Weather Forecast for Harrisburg Area
Partly cloudy to night and Wednesday with little temperature change. Lows tonight around 55 degrees. Lower river branches rise slightly while other parts fall or stay nearly stationary. Harrisburg stage at about 4.0 feet expected Wednesday morning.
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Harrishburg
Harrisburg
Ripper Wins in Red-Hot Philadelphia Registration Fight
House votes 139 to 52 for Daix Brady bill creating a five member Philadelphia registration commission. Debate centers on abolishing the present board and term provisions as Ramsey seeks to extend terms. Flynn objects, blocking final action amid a fierce parliamentary clash.
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Daix-Brady
Philadelphia
Ware
Ramsey
Delaware
Flynn
Elk
Merchants to Close Evenings During Summer in Morrisburg
Morrisburg Chamber of Commerce members voted to close stores at 6 pm on Saturdays in July and August and to close Thursday afternoons from late June through August. They will send a delegate to the Retail Merchants Association of Pennsylvania convention in Scranton August 18-21, with chairman J. S. Lowengard authorized to name the delegates.
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Morrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants’ Association of Pennsylvania
Scranton
J. S. Lowengard
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