Harrisburg Welcomes Red Men Delegates in Grand Session
The article reports 400 delegates and visitors from Pennsylvania tribes welcomed by Lt. Gov. Beidelman and Harrisburg officials. Leaders praise Pennsylvania history and patriotism, with remarks against Bolshevism. Great Chiefs, local dignitaries, and a large parade with ornate uniforms are highlighted as the Great Council convenes.
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Susquehanna
Juniata
Octarora
Swatara
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsylvania
France
William Penn
Liberty
Gettysburg
Samuel Williams
Scranton
Peninsylvania
Sachem Pass
Dauphin County
Sagamore Charies BH. Bell
Philadelphia
Beidelman
Daniel L. Keister
Harrisburg
Sagamore L. CG. Troxell
Allentown
Keister
James T. Rogers
Binghamton
N. Y
Great Sachem Pass
America
Robert Bagnell
Great Sachem Williams
Great Council
Incohenee
Indian Life Parade Formations Detail City Guests
A lengthy parade schedule lists tribes from across the state forming units for a day parade in Indian life tableaux. Philly and Harrisburg groups join thirty bands with chiefs in automobiles. Final instructions to aids and staff are issued tonight with formation times set for 1 30 and 2 o'clock, North and South Front streets.
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Front Street
Frank A. Smith
William H. Hargest
Pennsylvania
Great Council of the United States Board
Great Council
Great Council of Pennsylvania
George H. Tippery
Philadelphia
Weisport
Williamsport
Lewistown
Reidsville
Mount Union
Bethlehem
Stephen Marshall
Marshall Aids
Swatara
Lebanon
Annville
Bandan
York
Waynesboro
Quindaro
Chambersburg
Paxtang
Steelton
Harrisburg
Unique Uniform Worn by This Red Man
The parade committee chair C. C. Peters of Pokoson Tribe No. 331 plans to wear a self crafted costume in tomorrow's parade. The piece took years to complete and reflects both sympathy and intelligence for the event.
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C. C. Peters
Plunger Exchange Sparks Lineup Request
A terse note shows someone assigned to a place in line on request to the chief marshal. A Boston Transcript quote adds a quip about a youth named Brown and a loan, noting he fell into a fortune but went through it.
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Brown
Boston Transcript
Paw
Iman
Youngstown Telegram
Illinois House Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
The Illinois House unanimously passed a resolution approving the federal suffrage amendment by viva voce vote. The action, reported from Springfield on June 10, marks Illinois support for the constitutional change granting women the right to vote.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Illinois House Today
Hartman to Attend 71st Hahnemann Commencement
Dr George W Hartman president of the Hahnemann Medical College Alumni Association left today from Third and Briggs streets to attend the seventy first annual commencement exercises of the institution.
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George W. Hartman
Third
Briggs Streets
Hahnemann Medical College Alumni Association
Bermudian Brings Troops to New York Harbor Salvaged Vessel Returns
The British steamship Bermudian, once part of the New York Bermuda passenger line, arrived in New York after salvage from an Alexandria harbor sinking in February 1918. It carried 1,700 Jamaican troops home. In Washington, D C, June 10, P P Claxton reported a severe teacher shortage nationwide as about a third of teachers served in the military and many have not returned, with a request for $200,000 extra for the education bureau.
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Associated Press
New York
New York-Bermuda
Alexandria
Washington
P. P. Claxton
Congress
Army
Navy
A Hoosier haircut tale and a London ploy
A Richmond business man recounts a Chicago barber misadventure over an Indiana versus Chicago haircut. The barber quipped it looked Indiana style, provoking the traveler who loyally backs Indiana. In a separate tidbit a sly visitor asks a benevolent magnate to contradict a rumor about his kindness in London.
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Hooster
Demas Coe
Richmond
Wayne County
Indiana
Chicago
Chicas
Coe
Indianapolis News
London
Little Talks by Beatrice Fairfax
A perceptive portrait of a grandmotherly older woman who captivates younger men with deep sympathy and conversational skill. Twice widowed and twice married, she rejects new marriage yet maintains influence, hosting discussions that draw out thoughtful claims from her male guests.
Flower Boxes Rise On Bell Telephone Building
Flower boxes adorn the Bell Telephone building opposite the Federal Building on Federal Square, joining the Telegraph Building boxes and surrounding greenery to improve the area’s look. The note includes a pasted radio-era aside about a local show and a joke about mothers with infants on a bus.
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Bell
Bell Telephone
Federal Building
Federal Square
Witty dialogue lines reveal courtroom and romance sparks
A collection of humorous lines from various papers. A diplomatist quips about perfection improving over time while another suitor learns cigars and money matter. a lawyer taunts a defendant about a subconscious self. a joke about a lawyer's honesty follows a gaffe in social talk.
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Maxwell
Detroit
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H. H. Harkins
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W. M. Bashore
Shippensburg
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