Harrisburg Masons Mark 13th Anniversary Banquet
Harrisburg Lodge No 629 Free and Accepted Masons celebrated its thirteenth anniversary with a banquet at Masonic Temple. Worshipful Master Harvey E. Knupp presided, with speeches by George P. Drake Warren E Parthemore and others detailing Masonry ideals and the lodge's activities.
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Harrisburg Lodge
Masonic Temple
Third
State Streets
Harvey E. Knupp
Stewart W. Herman
George P. Drake
Warren E. Parthemore
B. H. Hart
Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Moriah
Georges. Worner
Jesse E. B. Cunningham
Harrisburg
Harvey E. Knapp
Charles E. Covert
Samuel D Sansom
Frederick J. Smith
William Spry Hurlock
Howard A. Rutherford Mercer B. Tate
Luther W. Walter
John C. Shumberger
Warren B. Keim
Benjamin M. Nead
Clinton E. Chamberlin
Benjamin W. Demming
Charles C. Stroh
Ralph E. Boswell
Edward L. Cowden
Charles W. Erb
Wayne
Grand Lodge
Hogestown Show Continues With Broad Farm Exhibits
Five hundred forty entries are shown by individuals and firms across cattle hogs sheep poultry ducks geese and more. Judges split horses into nine classes and plan further judging tomorrow with prize awards. E S Bayard of Pittsburgh directs the ring. John C Parker and Harry J Shaull head the organizing committee with James McCormick Jr as treasurer.
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Guernsey
Durham
Jersey
E. S. Bayard
National Stockman and Farmer
Pittsburgh
J. C. Billet
Bonnymeade Farms
J. M. Clendenin
Bonnymeade
Harry L. Hoppy
G. W. Strock
R. F. Bell
Samuel Lindsey
Annie M. Lindsey
Bonnymeads Farms
Harry Ll. Huppy
Weller Elected President of Lutheran Ministerium
Reading Pa June 14 Rev Dr H A Weller of Orwigsburg was chosen president for five years at the Lutheran Ministerium session. The meeting devoted most of the morning to planning an educational fund of 500000 to be completed before the Lutheran celebration in 1917.
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Weller
Reading
Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
H. A. Weller
Orwigsburg
Harrisburg Welcomes Giant Ringling Circus Parade
The Ringling circus drew thousands through Harrisburg in a long parade with caballeros elephants camels and a calliope. The new Cinderella production requires a full train of scenery and 90 piece orchestra plus 300 ballet girls. Trains delayed unloading causing parade delays but crowds gathered for 1 pm show and an 8 pm performance.
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Harrisburg
Ringling Circus
Ringling
Altoona
Paxton Street
Railroad Congress Opens with Focus on Mobilizing Troops
Atlantic City July 14. Preparedness for mobilizing troops and expediting supplies in case of invasion is to be a key topic at the annual Railroad Congress. Over 2,000 mechanical heads are present with 1,200 more expected. the Marlborough-Bienheim serves as headquarters while delegates crowd Boardwalk hotels. Canada and Mexico join representatives from all states.
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Atlantic City
United States
American Car Builers’ Association
Marlborough-Bienheim
Canada
Mexico
Car Builders Meet Opens In Atlantic City For Two Weeks
Atlantic City New Jersey June 14 The annual joint conventions of the Master Car Builders Master Mechanics and Railway Supply Manufacturers associations opened here today and will continue for two weeks.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Deaf mute acquitted in jewelry store watch case
Tom Meehan, a deaf mute, claimed a flawless alibi stating he was imprisoned on Blackwell's Island the day of the theft from P. G. Diener’s jewelry store. Fellow mute John Woolley also denied involvement and the jury acquitted Meehan. Other trials included James Washington’s shotgunning of Cornelius Shepherd and several property cases with fines and jail terms.
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Tom Meehan
P. G. Diener
Tom
New York City
Blackwell's Island
John Woolley
Meehan
Fen
James Washington
Cornelius Shepherd
Cornelius
Washington
Walton
Kunkel
William S. Nicholas
Steelton
Peer
Harvey Fortney
William Saur
Abraham Cooper
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Leonard Holland
Leroy Brooks
Brooks
Holland
Hughes Confers on Chairmanship in Busy Campaign Day
Hughes weighs national chairmanship as Western Republicans and visitors crowd his headquarters. He plans to stay until Saturday then head to Providence for Brown University address. Colby and Straus are said to push for a Hughes Roosevelt meeting. He may meet suffrage leaders before the notification speech.
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John Hays Hammond
George W. Wickersham, Jr
Hughes
Providence
Brown University
Everett Colby
New Jersey
Colby
Oscar S. Straus
New York
Samuel W. Fairchild
Union League Club
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Roosevelt
Herbert Parsons
Frederick C. Tanner
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hughes Forces
Chicago
William Hayward
Public Service
Ralph F. Williams
Oregon
Congressional Trinion
Refined Packard Priced From Two Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty to Three Thousand Fifteen Hundred
The refined Packard model is listed at 2750 dollars to 3150 dollars with f o b Detroit terms. Prices show variation by configuration and options. Detroit manufacturing at the plant level anchors the deal.
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Packard
F.o.b. Detroit
Illinois and Indiana Rebound in Republican Revival
A survey notes a remarkable Republican revival in Illinois and Indiana after Hughes and Fairbanks were nominated. Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson calls Illinois back in the fold and predicts a solid Republican column. Indiana gains with Fairbanks forces’ leader Kealing claiming a safe Hoosier result amid plans to beat Tom Taggart and Kern. National efforts will focus on New York, Indiana, Connecticut, New Jersey, California, Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Missouri, and Nebraska.
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Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
St. Louis
Hughes
Fairbanks
William Hale Thompson
Middle West
Thompson
Hoosier
Big Jim” Kealing
Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
Kern
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
California
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Missouri
Nebraska
Patience urged by Progressive heads
Raymond Robins and Harold Ickes urged Progressives to await the national committee meeting on June 26 before acting on the party crisis. They urged patience and warned that resentment is a poor counselor while stressing the country needs judgment as well as enthusiasm.
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Chicago
Ill
Raymond Robins
Harold Ickes
Illinois
Cadomene Tablets Praised By Recovered Narrator
A personal testimony extols Cadomene Tablets as life saving, recounting years of fatigue and nervousness reversed after taking about 30 tablets. The speaker credits renewed sleep, appetite, energy, and relief from head and back pain, urging others to try the remedy with money back guarantee.
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Lodge OF Masons
Masonry
Hogestown
Big Head
Associated Press
Blackwell’s Island
Packard Motor Car Company of
Philadelphia
Market Street
Telephone
N. Third St
Cadomene
Telegraph
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