Magaro Named Alternate For Motion Picture Exhibitors
Peter Magaro proprietor of the Regent Theater was elected first alternate to represent the Pennsylvania League of Motion Picture Exhibitors at the National League meeting in San Francisco next month. Fred L. Herrington of Pittsburgh is the delegate.
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Peter Magaro
Regent Theater
Pennsylvania League of Motion Picture
National League
San Francisco
Fred L. Herrington
Pittsburgh
Putnam's Corn Extractor Advertised as Safe Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a safe and fast remedy that removes corns by the roots without flesh eating caustics. It warns against plasters or salves and claims the product works reliably for 25 cents at all dealers.
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Putnam's Corn
Putnam's
Fear for Son Missing After Yaqui Uprising
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dunn of 925 Capital Street fear for their son Jack who has lived in Empalme Mexico about 400 miles from the US border. They have not heard from him in over six weeks after Yaqui Indians massacred several people and an old Nogales newspaper provided an incomplete account. Dunn formerly worked in the Southern Pacific Railroad shops in Mexico.
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Empalme
Mexico
United States
John A. Dunn
Capital
Street
Nogales
Ariz
Dunn
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Governor approves Ostrander bill defining birth and death registrations
Governor Brumbaugh approves the Ostrander bill placing birth and death registrations under the Commissioner of Health, repealing other acts and reducing fees. He also backs Snyder’s bill for state supervision of employment agencies and approves a bureau to license private agencies. Additional bills regulate city parks plans, second class charters notices, garages on highways, pleadings on default, commodities timing, Clinton county mercantile licenses, and tax exoneration for John McSorley.
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Brumbaugh
Ostrander
Commissioner of Health
Philadelphia
Charles A. Snyder
Senate
House
Clinton
John McSorley
Pittsburgh
Annual Visitors Day at Tressler Orphan Home
Special to The Telegraph Brain Pa June 11 Annual editors day at Tressler Orphan Home Loysville will be held on Thursday June 17 Plans include a program of entertainment with the home band directed by Professor M Stauffer concerts at 1030 a m and 1 p m small boys militia drill at 1230 led by Captain Hahn public rooms and departments open for inspection enrollment is 200 and daily maintenance costs about 75 cents per day an effort is under way to equip the gymnasium and playgrounds visitors day offerings are being asked Ex pupil Alumni Association will hold its annual reunion during the day.
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Tressler Orphan Home
Loysville
M. Stauffer
Carlisle Indian Band
Hahn
Newport
Clark Reaction to Bryan Resignation Revealed
A St Louis telephoned report quoted Speaker Champ Clark reacting tepidly to Secretary Bryan's resignation saying he did not care whether Bryan quit or not. The exchange noted the President had accepted Bryan's resignation and included no further comment from Clark. Theodore R. Kline Address Highlights Dauphin County Historical Society Exercises. The event featured Kline's address read by secretary Lilla A Pear and papers on Founders of the Society by George W Parsons and Current Events by Mabel Cronise Tones. It was announced that William E Bailey donated a tomb statue of Thaddeus Stevens and Africa gave a Fries Rebellion book.
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Theodore R. Kline
Dauphin County Historical Society
Lilla A. Pear
George W. Parsons
Mabel Cronise
William E. Bailey
Thaddeus Stevens
Mrs
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Bevan and Fleming Duel Over Timing in Cabinet Departure
In Atlantic City June 11 former West Virginia Governor A. B. Fleming criticizes Mr Bevan for always choosing the wrong moment. He says retirement from the Cabinet at a critical juncture is unsurprising. The Bethlehem Steel board later elected Mixsell as vice president amid hints his duties will align with wartime orders.
Pennsylvania Fourth Class Postmasters Listed
Washington D C June 11 Penn sylvania fourth class postmasters appointed yesterday are Maurice D Fritz Aldenville Leo 4H Garbarino Byrondale Harry J Smith Chadds Ford Junction Kenneth F Clancy Exposi tion Ralph H Nowe Large Peter L Seaman aman Place Joan C Wipf Mechanics Valley Matthew G Beddow Morea Colliery and Orrin R Morris Oliveburg East St Louis Ill June 11 More than 150000 horses have been shipped from the National Stock Yards here to the British French Italian and Belgian armies it was stated yesterday Pope to get peace prize Is report Kansas City Mo June 11 The Standard Oil Company yesterday announced a reduction of one cent in the price of gasoline The new price is 8 8 cents a gallon The reduction is effective throughout the United States Last June gasoline sold for twelve cents a gallon Wilkes Barre Pa June 11 President Judge Charles B Rice of the Superior Court is seriously ill at his home in this city He was stricken last week and since that time his condition has shown little if any improvement Special to The Telegraph Dillsburg Pa June 11 John Sad Rome June 11 Accordin to aller a farmer of Carrol township last Norwegian report the Pope will receive a valuable horse by death from his temper Halifax Pa June 11 Mondays evenings program at the high school alumni social will include a history of the graduating classes by H O Chubb address Mr Beitzel recitation Harriet Bower violin solo Charles R Bressler original story Christine Neidig address Clyde Shire piano solo Hutha Richter recitation Miss Snyder vocal solo Helen Wert address Professor Brooke cornet solo Paul Bowman prophecies Ernest Koppenheffer and Paul Bowman piano solo Harry L Miller address W P Loomis vocal duet Helen Wert and Marie Smith
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Maurice D. Fritz
Aldenville
Leo
Garbarino
Byrondale
Harry J. Smith
Chadds Ford Junction
Kenneth F. Clancy
Exposition
Ralph H. Nowe
Large
Peter L. Seaman
Aman Place
Joan C. Wipf
Mechanics Valley
Matthew G. Beddow
Morea Colliery
Orrin R. Morris
Oliveburg
Kansas City
Standard Oil Company
United States
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Charles B. Rice
Superior Court
Dillsburg
John Sad
Rome
Aller
Carrol Township
Halifax
H. O. Chubb
Mr. Beitzel
Harriet Bower
Charles R. Bressler
Christine
Neidig
Clyde Shire
Hutha Richter
Miss Snyder
Helen Wert
Professor Brooke
Paul Bowman
Ernest Koppenheffer
Harry Ll. Miller
W. P. Loomis
Marie Smith
Castoria Product Ad Highlights Trusted Infant Remedy
An old ad promotes Castoria as a reliable remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes a familiar brand slogan The Bird You Have Always Bought, signaling longstanding consumer trust and safe, gentle relief for common childhood ailments.
Save for youth with First National Bank offer
A call to open a bank account in youth and save weekly wages, promising lasting benefits. It urges parents to start accounts for their children too at 224 Market St.
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First National Bank
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