Police Nab Man as Champion Lover
Walter Zilinski of Wilkes-Barre is arrested as the presumed ringleader of a matrimonial confidence game. Investigators say he victimized two local women, Miss Stella Petrerska and Mrs H Frankel, siphoning from them $1,200 and $700 respectively after feigned marriage proposals. He vanished after obtaining the funds.
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Wilkes-Barre
Walter Zilinski
Zilinski
Stella Petrerska
H. Frankel
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised hope for female troubles
Miss Nina Southwick of Kingfisher Oklahoma reports two years of severe female trouble nervousness back ache and dizziness. After ten bottles she says she is well with no pain. The ad urges other women to try the remedy or write for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Kingfisher, Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nina Southwick
No. 4
Kingfisher
Okla
Lynn, Mass
State awards 6,000 item supply contracts to Harrisburg firms
State Board of Public Grounds and Buildings let contracts for furnishing supplies to departments with 6000 items on the schedule. Awards went to the lowest bidders, many items drawing no bids. Furniture purchases planned to be phased in later as departments need. Local Harrisburg firms listed among winners.
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State Board of Public
Schreiner
Harrisburg
Donaldson Paper Company
Remington Typewriter’ Company
Paul Johnston
David W. Cotters
George F. Ebener
Royal Typewriter Company
Underwood Typewriter Company
L. C. Smith and Bros, Typewriter Company
Harrisburg Typewriter and Supply Company
Elliott- Fisher Company
D. H. Kincard, Roberts and Meek
George H. Lewis
Witman Brothers
Joseph Goldsmith
London Americans Surprised By War Time Alien Rules
London June 14 Australians Amer icans in London were startled to learn that U S entry into the war did not free them from British police regulations for aliens. New arrivals since 1916 must report movements to authorities like all aliens, allies or neutrals, amid red tape and no change in status. They sought guidance from the U S embassy and consulate but were told there was no indication of any change.
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London
United States
Census of all people for war work urged in nation defense
A Boston Daily Advertiser view argues for a nationwide census of all men and women to identify usable abilities for a civilian war effort. It urges mobilizing even those deemed old or unsuited, stresses economy and unified effort, and cites Vanderlip and President Wilson on turning the whole nation into a coordinated defense force.
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Congress
Army
Navy
Washington
Vanderlip
Advisory Commission
Council of National Defense
America
Bernstorff
Red Cross
Special Aid Society
Great Britain
War Board
American Railway Association
de Luxe
Mars
Germany
Albert Bushnell Hart
Hart
Goethals
Hoover
Liberty Loan
Boston Daily Advertiser
Economy and duty amid prosperity and cautious sales
The piece contrasts prudent living with extremes of frugality and waste, notes expected steady work and adequate goods, asserts the nation's duty in war, and reports confidence in business. It highlights a thriving spring season, planned fall purchases, price discipline, and customer satisfaction.
Boys' Reserves Praised by Pennsylvania Governor Brumbaugh
Governor Martin Brumbaugh issues a proclamation praising the United States Boys' Working Reserve and urges Y M C A groups Boy Scout units church clubs and patriotic organizations to mobilize 16 to 21 year olds for patriotic service in field and factory supporting national crisis efforts in Pennsylvania.
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Brumbaugh
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Peope
Secretary of Labor
John C. Frazer
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Martin Grove Brumbaugh
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Public Safety Committees
Wormleysburg Board Names Teachers for Coming Term
Wormleysburg school board elected teachers for the coming term. Principal named is Professor S. H. Hetrick of Selinsgrove. Elsie Beck of Camp Hill to teach grades six to eight. Sadie Zarker of Wormleysburg to teach grades three to five. Senseman of Shiremanstown to teach first and second grades.
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Wormleysburg
S. H. Hetrick
Selinsgrove
Elsie
Beck
Camp Hill
Sadie Zarker
Senseman
Shiremanstown
Concert by Sellars at Zion Lut Church
Marysville Pa June 13 world famous English pianist composer Sellars will give a concert on the pipe organ of Zion Lut Church Monday evening in Marysville.
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Marysville
Sellars
Queen's London
Zion Lut
Fifteen Minute Nap Costs Man Five Dollar Fine In Delaware
In New Castle Delaware on June 13 Frank D Wells faced a 25 15 fine after a fifteen minute nap in the bed of another man Samuel Jones. Wells entered Jones house on South Fourth street and forced open a bedroom door while asleep.
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New Castle
Del
Frank D. Wells
Samuel Jones
South Fourth Street
Ex Police Chief Dies in Carlisle After Prolonged Illness
Jacob Seaver former chief of police of Carlisle died at his home after a long illness aged 57. He was a member of several fraternal orders. His wife two daughters and seven brothers and sisters survive.
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Carlisle
Jacob Seaver
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