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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1916

Page

14

Harrisburg to Welcome New York State League Franchise

The Troy team shares a late sale to local businessmen and a $5,000 capitalization for a Harrisburg franchise awaiting President John H. Farrell’s approval. Manager Cockill backs the transfer with his own money and plans a strong opening, promising regular fans new life, a ladies day, and seven home Saturdays. George Wiltse heads Albany, John C. Calhoun leads Kingston, Mike O’Neil handles Syracuse, with support from executives like President John K. Tener.

Harrisburg John H. Farrell New York State League Cockill Lew Wachter Jas Troy Farrell Albany Syracuse Utica New York Billi" Coughlin Scranton John K. Tener National League Samuel Todd Cochill Tener

State Insurance Fund shows rapid growth and activity

State Insurance Fund details its rapid expansion since January 1 1915 with 12032 employers insuring 117100 employees by April 30 and over 13000 on track. Premium income exceeds 800000 with 433 percent investment yield. The fund handled 2174 accidents and settled 1279 medical bills.

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Albert L. Allen Leapaeees W. M. Hargest State Bar Association American Bar Association Beitler Lewis E. Beitler Patton Secretary of Agriculture Samuel I. Spyker State Compensation Board Capitol Hill State Police Department Department of Agriculture State Board For Edinboro State Arsenal Polk Public Service Commission Milton Hess McCall's Ferry Ainey Brecht Rilling Billing Brookville Reynoldsville Wilkes-Barre Magie, Monaghan Ryan Baker Philadelphia W. Harry Baker Republican State Committee Chicago

Russians Drive Deep Into Bukowina and Push Toward Lemberg

British and Allied reports describe a major Russian push in Bukowina with Czernowitz within 13 miles and gains up to sixty miles in a week. Russian forces capture Dubno and several Austro-Hungarian divisions, while Germany redirects reserves to Galicia as Verdun fighting continues near Fort Vaux Souville and Tavanes.

Bukowina Czernowitz Brusiloff Techitsky Bukogwina Pruth Dubno Teutons Lusk Lemberg Carpathian Mountains Galicia Verdun Meuse Hill 304 Fort Vaux French War Office Souville Forts Tavannes Paris Fort Couville Chattancourt

Zapata Ready to Attack From Havana Action

From the steamship Morro Castle at Havana, Mr. Francis said he left Mexico in a hurry to avoid arrest amid pressure to free P. F. Dunn, chief engineer of a tramway company. He claimed Dunn’s jail charges were not public and that he was communicating with Mexican and American officials to secure Dunn’s release.

Morro Castle Havana Francis Mexico P. F. Dunn Tramway Company Mr. Francis

Increasing Anti American Feeling in Northern Mexico

A June report from Washington notes rising anti American sentiment in northern Mexico as Carranza authorities appear indifferent. Dozens of dispatches are being reviewed by Secretary Lansing and the White House amid concerns over consular safety and border security.

Mexico Carranza Associated Press Washington, D. C State Department Department Lansing White House Department of Justice Interior

Cowboy Escapes From and Its Who Raid Ranch

George Conover an American cowboy and Arthur Meyers were captured by bandits who raided T. A. Coleman ranch at San Samuel yesterday. After a thirty mile foot trek they reached Laredo. Conover said the group of five Mexicans and two Japanese planned to drive eighty horses across the border. The Japanese were later captured by de facto government troops.

Associated Press Laredo Tex George Conover Arthur Meyers T. A. Coleman Ranch San Samuel Conover Mex

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