Race for Time to England Sparks Norway Betting Frenzy
Heavy wagers circulated among the Norwegian marine fraternity over the race to England with bets placed on the various vessels and crews.
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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
20
Heavy wagers circulated among the Norwegian marine fraternity over the race to England with bets placed on the various vessels and crews.
Governor Sproul addressed graduates at Gettysburg College during the eighty-seventh annual exercises warning of Bolshevism. He urged vigilance and militant resolve to defend republican liberty against foreign funded threats and erosion of responsible government.
British units recently at Murmansk participate in operations against Petrograd. Reports from Archangel state they are now near Petrogordsk as Allied forces support southern actions against Petrograd. An Allied representative recognizes General Judenitch as commander of the southern troops. TO OPEN SUMMER COTTAGE Lookout cottage grand opening by Harrisburg police set for Sunday with music and a chicken dinner at Pine’s Corner nearby trolley stop.
Police in Trenton New Jersey arrested Stephen Urban 19 on suspicion of murdering his mother Theresa Foder 40 whose body was found bound and stabbed near St Johns Cemetery. A bloodstained shirt and his shifting stories about the shirt plus questions about his mother’s insurance prompted the arrest. Three other suspects including Joseph Urban a boarder and Frank Szo are being held.
Western Union and Postal Telegraph officials reported service not severely affected by the Commercial Telegraphers' Union strike. Postal official Edward Reynolds said 20 to 30 percent of the 10,000 employees quit, with many strikers returning to work. Western Union president Newcomb Carlton put the strikers at 166 of 40,000, noting those who joined were dismissed.
R Dryver of Sourabay Java, an expert on Far Eastern affairs, says Japan has strengthened trade with Java since the war began. European supply cuts pushed Java toward Japanese and Australian markets, and these routes should remain secure as European activity resumes. The East, Dryver argues, should gain economic independence from the West and Japan seeks commercial mastery in Eastern waters.
Friendship Fire Company plans a series of street dances this summer on July 3 4 and 5 near Third Street at Chestnut. Joseph Demma chairs the committee with members Harry Fleck Walter Earhart John Rahn John Bales Joseph Black A F Landis William McKay J J Jackson Warren Eisenhower Chester Smith Harry Snyder and C E Murray contributing to preparations.
Leaders of the Korean Independence League say they have secretly formed a provisional government in Korea with Yi Seung Man as resident. Cabinet members include Koreans educated in the United States.
American motor launches from the gunboat Yankton cooperate with the British flotilla in Lake Onega. On Sunday the allied flotilla drove off four Bolshevik craft in joint action near Archangel and British forces.
The Mexican government reports the new wireless station in Tampico has a claimed night sending radius of 2000 miles. London reports a British U boat missing in the Baltic since June 4. A Russian Soviet statement claims a submarine attacking destroyers in the Gulf of Kasporia was sunk. Chester man arrested for threatening Judge Isaac Johnson of Media with a razor and life.
City electrician Mr. Diehl asserts central business district poles and overhead wires will be underground by summer end. He says Western Union has been contacted and is taking steps to remove poles on Walnut to Third streets, with possible new city legislation if delays continue.
Experiments by Canadian capitalists indicate that banana tree leaves can yield a low cost high quality calendered paper. Plant machinery is expected to arrive to establish a first plant at a Pacific coast port near banana producing areas of Mexico. Mexico City. June 12. The crumpled wing tip of a bi plane during aerial evolutions at 500 meters caused the death of Miguel Jacintes, an army aviator.
A 52 man delegation from the Philadelphia Navy Yard visited Washington and urged more work. Secretary Daniels promised the yard two battle cruisers and aimed to arrange contracts for new transports.
Mexico City, June 12. The Chamber of Commerce plans a trade excursion of Mexican merchants to the United States and expects similar missions from Cleveland New York and southern commercial centers to visit Mexico.
Advertisement claimsPoslam soothes and cools fiery eczema quickly and deeply heals rough skin with ongoing use. Emphasizes superiority over other ointments and promotes Poslam Soap and free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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