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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1915

Page

8

Pennsylvania to have big crops this year

Pennsylvania's corn crop is forecast stronger than wheat with corn at 104 percent of ten-year average as of June 1. Acreage favors corn over wheat with 1,521,520 acres of corn. Wheat yields expected around 15.3 bushels per acre, totaling about 20 million bushels, and oats outlook exceeds 32 million bushels. Fruit prospects are down from May 1 due to frosts and rain, with apples 78 percent and cherries 75 percent of ten-year averages.

Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture Bureau of Statistics Franklin County Wayne Rge

Schwab Offered Entire Output of Bethlehem Plant to France

Paris report quotes Senator Humbert claiming he secured an offer of Bethlehem Steel Corporation output for the Allies last August. Humbert says he met Charles M. Schwab, who authorized placing Bethlehem resources at the French government, with no stock purchase or financial control. He notes the offer was not pursued and promises to explain later why France did not act.

Paris Humbert France Bethlehem Steel United States Charles M. Schwab Schwab Bethlehem Steel Corporation Bethlehem

Philadelphia Knights of Columbus visit Gettysburg Battlefield

Rain marred a Philadelphia Knights of Columbus visit to Gettysburg as they observed a Mass at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. They toured the battlefield, placed a wreath at Father Corby’s monument, and heard an address by Michael J. Ryan after wreaths by Michael J. McEnery.

Gettysburg Philadelphia Father Corby Michael J. McEnery Michael J. Ryan

General Obregon Dies of Wounds in Leon

General Alvaro Obregon, hero of the Leon battle, died in Leon base hospital after his right arm was shot away and blood poisoning set in. General Benjamin Hill assumes complete command of Constitutionalist forces under General Carranza.

el Paso Tex Alvaro Obregon Leon Villa Obregon Benjamin Hill Carranza

Britain Buys More Guns From Lloyd George Contract

Bethlehem Steel Works in Bethlehem Pennsylvania received large orders for four inch guns from Lloyd George and for air flasks from the Japanese Government. The four inch guns are reported to be used to fire lyddite shells and can be produced at a rate of 10 to 15 per week depending on material handling success.

Bethlehem Steel Works Lloyd- Georg Bethlehem Steel Lloyd- George

Thunderstorm Causes Floods and Damage in York County

A severe thunder storm swept York county causing flooding and lightning damage. Barns and bungalows were destroyed, bridges washed out, and trolley and telephone service crippled. St Luke's Lutheran Church in York was struck but sustains limited damage. HELD LICENSE THREE MONTHS Hagerstown Md June 14 Miss Bertha M Bagerbrand of Greenville

York York County St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Hagerstown, Md Bertha M. Bagerbrand Greenvil

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