Sealed bids sought for public printing plates and supplies
Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals for furnishing half tones electrotypes steel plates and paper supplies for July 1 1918 to June 30 1919 at Harrisburg. Bids due by 3 pm June 18 1918 with bonds. bids opened and contracts awarded as allowed by law. Commissioner D Edw Long warns right to reject any or all bids.
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Acts of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Superintendent of Public Printing and Winding
Capitol Building
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Superintendent of Public Printing and Binding
D. Edw. Long
Why Is Not Wood in France Asks Hiram Johnson
Washington June 13 General Leonard Wood humiliation by the administration was discussed in the Senate. Senator Johnson read an editorial on Wood and newspaper comments to illustrate government autocracy and weak congressional accountability. Also noted: Daniel Sullivan arrested on bootlegging charge by a deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hiram Johnson
Washington
Leonard Wood
Senate
Johnson
California
Wood
United States
Congress of the
Court records reveal varied verdicts and a shoplifting case
Jury returns nineteen true bills as cases move on in court. Margaret Bissinger is convicted on one count of shoplifting, while Ivory Edwards faces a two month sentence for felonious entry and larceny. George Chappelle, an Army deserter, is sentenced to two to five years for jewelry store burglary, and Emma Archer gets ten months for disposing of stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ben
Johnson
Wiconisco
Lykens
Michael E. Stroup
Kennedy
Herman Keys
Hodge
J. Kennedy
McCarrell
Margaret Bissinger
George McDaniel
Ivory Edwards
Oliver Craig
J. Bow
James Condo
Frank Blake
Joseph Duncan
Fred K. Getz
H. C. Gordon
Annie George
W. Hope Layton
Fred Bright
Mary Heck
Eighteenth
Boas
May Heck
Laura R. Shade
Heck
Commonwealth
George Chappelle
P. H. Caplan
My Market Street
Eastern Penitentiary
Chappelle
Reformatory
Indiana
Emma Archer
Hour of Patriotic Prayer Meeting Changed at Pine Street Church
The Pine Street Presbyterian Church moves its weekly patriotic prayer meeting to Friday at 12.15 p m for now. The service lasts about thirty minutes, includes Scripture, music, and prayers, and is undenominational. Tomorrow George Sutton will lead singing and perform a solo The Ninety first Psalm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
America
George Sutton
Germans Hurl 65,000 Troops at Americans in Clignon Valley
London dispatch reports Reuters from French HQ describing a major German effort with five divisions totaling about 65,000 men to check an American thrust in the Clignon Valley northwest of Chatel Thierry. Fresh divisions attacked Bouresches but were repelled by American defenses. field action featured machine gun nests, deadly shrapnel, and disciplined American counterfire.
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London
Clignon
Chateau Thierry
Reuter
Bouresches
Boise de Balleau
Harrisburg Presbyterians to Hold Spring Meeting
Dr. Lewis Mudge of Pine Street Presbyterian Church will speak at the Harrisburg Presbyterian Association spring meeting tonight in Oli vet Presbyterian Church. A 6 o'clock business session precedes a 6 30 supper and a 7 30 public meeting in the Church Auditorium. The talk titled Our Boys in Camps draws on his experience visiting camps and cantonments nationwide with YMCA Work Council support.
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Lewis
Mudge
United States
Work Work Council
The
Harrisburg Reserves to Parade at City Grays Armory
The Harrisburg Reserves will meet at the City Grays Armory tomorrow night at 7 15 to take part in the Flag Day parade.
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Harrisburg
City Grays
Markets Philadelphia Stocks and commodities report
Market items from Philadelphia AP dated June 13 cover wheat, corn, oats, butter, eggs, cheese, refined sugars, live and dressed poultry, potatoes, tallow, flour, hay, and clover. Prices are listed for multiple grades and regions including Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with steady to firm tones in several sectors and various per unit and per ton figures. The report reflects a broad but readable snapshot of mid June agricultural and commodity pricing.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Western
Pennsylvania
Anu Othe
Fisis
New York
Fearby
New Jersey
We'uware
Maryland
Michigan
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kansas
Timothy
Twenty One Colored Men to Go From City to Camp
The three city boards received orders to send twenty one colored men to Camp Sherman Ohio at 11 40 Friday morning June 21. They will entrain at the Pennsylvania Railroad with contingents from Delaware Montgomery Chester Lancaster Dauphin and York counties. Steelton board to send twelve men city board No 1 four men and list four men named. Board No 2 six men undecided. Board No 3 five men named Phillip Montague Gilbert Lynch Frank Ross John Lindsay and Charles Harris.
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Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Met
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware
Montgomery
Chester
Lancaster
Dauphin Counties
York
Steelton County Board
City Board
Robert Lee Grove
Washington, Va
Alfred Green Bell
Chambersburg
Frank Floyd Shorter
South Tenth Street
William Beaver Miller
Marion Street
Sny Board
Phillip Montague
Cumberland
Gilbert Lynch
Cherry
Frank Ross
Monroe
John Lindsay
North Seventh
Charles Harris
Cowden
Chayne Appointed Payroll Clerk in State Highway Dept
Horace A. Chayne a familiar figure in Harrisburg business circles is named clerk in charge of payrolls for the State Highway Department. He succeeds one of the men recently drafted for military service.
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Horace A. Chayne
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Bondholders Listed for Penna Milk Bonds 439 and 456
Notice to Penna Milk Products Co bondholders to present Bonds 439 and 456 to Union Trust Co of Pennsylvania for payment by July 1, 1918. Interest ceases after that date. Also notice of Letters of Administration for the estate of Mico Delle, Steelton, Pa, with Steelton Trust Company handling claims and payments. Administrator H. L. Dress, Attorney.
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Penna. Milk Products Co
Union Trust Co. of Pennsylvania
Ines
Mico Delle
Steelton
Dauphin County
Steelton Trust Company
H. L. Dress
Steelton Trust Company Bldg
Steelton, Pa
Proclamation in Divorce Case Bard versus Bard Dauphin 1918
In the Court of Common Pleas Dauphin County Pennsylvania No 377 September Term 1917 Ida May Bard versus Samuel S Bard Samuel S Bard is notified to be present at the Harrisburg Court House on Monday June 24 1918 at 10 o'clock AM to hear testimony for both defendant and plaintiff in the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Dauphin County
Penna
Ida May Bard
Samuel
Bard
Court House
Harrisburg
Sylvia
Louer
James G. Louer
W. Justin Carter
Libellant
Lowiekk
M. Taylor
Porter C. Taylor
Annie Beazley
Ralph Bearley
Proclamation in Divorce Hearings in Harrisburg Pa.
Proclamation notices list several divorce cases in Dauphin County Pennsylvan ia with hearings scheduled June 24 1918 at 10:00 A M and instruction to defendants and plaintiffs through attorneys. Notices also warn on administration letters for Nikole Drpe estate and request immediate payment and filing of claims.
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Long
Sullivan
Noundsman McCann
Metro Grande
Warner Thompson
John A. Bentz
School of Commerce
Committee On Commercial Education
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Private School Managers Association
National Commercial Teachers Association
Eastern Commercial Teachers Association
Market Square Bell
U. S
Harrisburg Presbyterians
Chandler Brothers and Company
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
North Mar
Ket Square
Chestnut ‘Street
Pine Street
Allis Chalmers
Am Car and Foundry
Amer Smelting
Amer Woolens
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive Eee Bri
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago, RI
Pacific
China Con
Crucible Steel
General Motors Ve
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Oer
W&r
Ctfs
Old Mex Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Northern Pacific
Pittsburgh Coal Oe
Railway Steel Spring
Ray Con Copper
Republic Ironan Steel
Southern Pacific
Eee
Southern
Studebaker
Union Pacific
US Steel
Utah
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Westinghouse Mfg
Willys-Overland
Horace Chayne
Capitol Dome
River View
McCormick
Susquehanna River
Wormleysburg
State Capitol Building
Planning Commission of
Susquehanna
Mountain
Enola
Marysville
River View Square
Nikole Drpe
Houston On
Okmulgee
Glenn Rock
Okla P. & R
Anaconda
Big Led&e
Canada Verde
West End
Curtias
Sipuvarine Tight
Maxim Cosden
Sapulpa Midwest Inspiration Ray Hercules
Mother Lode Nipissing
Tonopahs
Howzrpa Riley
E.M. Hershey
Wm.j.sohland
the Lot Man
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