Automobile Classifieds and Vehicle Listings
An extensive old style car and parts advertisement page lists 1914 1915 model touring cars roadsters and sedans from Overland Willys Knight Studebaker Chalmers Maxwell and Hudson. It details condition credits colors tires prices and seller contact at various Harrisburg garages and dealers. Also included are auto parts repairs radiator service battery service tire repair and vulcanizing notices and a legal notice about bondholders for Penna Milk Products Co and an administrator’s notice for Sylvanus W Zerby estate.
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Willys Knight
Pullman Roadster
Overland-Harrisburg CO
North Second Street
International Harvester CO
Miller Auto CO
S. Cameron St
International Harvester Co. of America
Walnut Street
Beautyfully located lot offered in New Jersey resort
The ad promises a spacious lot in a famous New Jersey summer resort to the first 50 respondents, highlighting its prime location and limited availability.
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New Jersey
Liberty Loan Response Sets New Subscriptions Record
Officials reported an overwhelming Liberty Loan response with an approximate national total near 2.9 billion dollars as of noon. Only Atlanta had completed its tabulation, while other districts reported large totals and belated letters still arriving.
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Washington
Liberty Loan
Atlanta
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
Philippines
Treasury
Treasury Department
National Guard Gains More Than 14 000 Men
Washington reports show 316 officers and 13 976 enlisted added to the National Guard not in Federal service. By June 10 total guardsmen reached 122 607 with 4 778 officers, 122 607 men. states Arkansas New York and Texas pending. Strongest June recruiting: Ohio 2345 Pennsylvania 1393 Illinois 1092 Rhode Island 797 Michigan 581 North Carolina 551 Iowa 446 Maryland 431 Wisconsin 411 Kansas 259 California 205 Colorado 174.
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Washington
National Guard
Militia Bureau
War Department
Arkansas
New York
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Rhode Island
Michigan
North Carolina
Iowa
Maryland
Wisconsin
Kansas
California
Colorado
Kaiser Promises to Give Constantine His Throne
A Berlin telegram reports Emperor William pledging to restore Constantine to the Greek throne. He vows vengeance on those who harmed Constantine and his dynasty, promising German aid and the return to power at the earliest opportunity and cordial welcomes in Germany.
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Kaiser
Constantine
Berne
Switzerland
Berlin
William
Germany
Professor Dibble Drops High School Fracas After Suspension
Central High School principal Professor H G Dibble announced no further action beyond suspending a Sophomore involved in yesterday afternoon’s class fight between Junior and Senior classes. He cited seniors displaying class colors during an unauthorized sing as the incident trigger.
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H. G. Dibble
Central High School
Dibble
Flourished Gun Incident During City Dance
Juan Martinez drew a pistol during a dance on Calder and Marion streets. After a quick duck for cover, a few attendees called for police. Martinez spent the night in jail.
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Juan Martinez
Calder
Marion Streets
Martinez
Mixed stock trading flags uneven market in New York
New York June 16 stock dealings show a mixed character with gains in Savage Arms Industrial Alcohol Wilson Company Virginia Iron and Brunswick while steels oils motors and papers slip. Bond activity steady with Liberty issue trading near par to small premium. About 300 000 shares traded. Also Chicago cattle hogs and Philadelphia produce prices listed in brief market roundups.
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Associated Press
New York
Savage Arms
Industrial Alcohol
Wilson Company
Virginia Iron and Brunswick Company
Upper End Organizing For Red Cross Work
Two new auxiliaries to the Red Cross Chapter of Harrisburg were organized last evening at Berrysburg and Pillow. James E. Lentz of the Dauphin County Committee of Public Safety presided at Berrysburg with Rev. G. H. Seidel delivering the invocation. Rev. H. W. Hanson and Mrs. George B. Kunkel spoke on Red Cross work. Rev. P. P. Huyett gave the benediction. Mrs. L. W. Hoover and Miss Florence Schreffler named as membership committee. At Pillow Professor C. L. Grim was chairman. the Citizens' band provided music. Mrs. John Y. Boyd, Miss Lucy Hays, and Miss Frances Morrison spoke. Rev. Ira Goss pronounced the benediction.
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Red Cross
Harrisburg
Berrysburg
Pillow
James E. Lentz
Dauphin County
L. W. Hoover
Florence Schreffler
C. L. Grim
Citizens’ Band
John Y. Boyd
Lucy Hays
Frances Morrison
Ira Goss
Chandler Leads on Pacific Coast Car Sales
Andrew Redmond, Chandler distributor, says no Chandler limousines will be delivered before July 1. A Chandler Six will sell for 1595 after June 30, up from 1395. A sedan arrived from Philadelphia Tuesday night with Redmond and three brothers. registrations in Southern California show Chandler outsold rivals in a 337 total, a ratio similar in Los Angeles.
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Andrew Redmond
Chandler Cars
Chandler
Philadelphia
Redmond
Pacific Coast
California
Angeles
New Proprietor Has Had Long Hotel Experience
c. R. Clark becomes co proprietor of Hotel Plaza succeeding Walter Reiner. Clark brings Fort Pitt and Congress Hotel experience and serves as secretary of the International Stewards Association which meets in Pittsburgh in August. Amelia Frank aged 77 dies at 1324 North Third Street after fifty years in Harrisburg. She leaves three daughters and one son. Private funeral Tuesday at 11 from her home. Burial in Harrisburg Cemetery.
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C. R. Clark
Walter Reiner
Hotel Plaza
Amelia Frank
North Third Street
Railway Postal Clerks raise $21 000 for Liberty Loan
The Railway Postal Clerks of the Second division announced a total subscription of $21 000 to the Liberty Loan this morning. Several local bodies submitted late subscriptions.
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Liberty Loan
Y M C A Plans Harrisburg Boys to Attend Inglenook Camp
The Harrisburg Y M C A plans to send a large group of boys to the State Camp at Inglenook near Harrisburg along the Susquehanna river. Rev S Winfield Herman is camp director and the two week camp rate is 14 dollars to cover operating expenses. Applications are handled by C W Miller or Robert Reeves.
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Harrisburg
C. W. Miller
Robert Reeves
More Wharton Graduates Enlist in U S Army
Enlistments yesterday include two Harrisburg Wharton School graduates. James Fitzpatrick, cost accountant with the State Highway Department, infantry, hometown 236 Harris Street, a 1913 Technical High School honor student. Joseph F. Snyder, 318 South Fifteenth Street, Wharton graduate, also infantry. Other enlistees: Samuel Capin, 201 Herr Street, medical department. Russo, Swatara, infantry. Harry L. Brown, Millersburg, infantry. Simon S. Macakanja, 256 Main Street, Steelton, field artillery. Ezra F. Fowler, Maitland, field artillery.
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Harrisburg
Wharton School of Finance
James Fitzpatrick
State Highway Department
Infantry
Fitzpatrick
Technical High School
Harris Street
Joseph F. Snyder
South Fifteenth Street
Wharton
Samuel 8. Capin
Herr Street
Sou Russo
Swatara
Harry L. Brown
Millersburg
Simon S. Macakanja
Main Street
Steelton
Ezra F. Fowler
Maitland
Field Artillery
SUGGEST SHOWERS FOR COUNTY JAIL REFORMS
Grand jury in June Criminal Court sessions urged plumbing upgrades at the county jail and installation of modern shower baths as sanitary improvements. They also proposed moving the warden’s basement dining room to the second floor, and noted the alma house management was commendable with one recommendation to relocate the pig stable. Court sessions covered 167 indictments with 132 true bills. Groff convicted of assault and battery. Several defendants received suspended or curtailed sentences under Judge Kunkel, with others jailed or fined for various crimes.
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Grand Jury
Criminal Court
Almahouse
George Kunkel
Charles Groff
Groff
Kunkel
S. J. M. McCarrell
Joseph Blumson
Wilson Smith
John Daniels
Earl Potterger
Clair Goodhart
Charles Hershey
Phores Hershey
Rutherford
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Morris Smith
Harry Walters
Clarence B. Pechart
Oscar M. Buffington
Odd Fellows to Meet at 6 30 Tonight
Odd Fellows attend services at Camp Curtin Methodist. They will gather at Sible and Clark's Hall tomorrow evening at 6 30 and march to the church.
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Camp Curtin
Sible and Clark’s Hall
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A. Schiffman
Cameron Street
Overland
DEPT
Stanley
Telegraph
Studebaker
Star Garage
Thirteenth
Thompson Ave
Maxwell
Charles Schmidt
Rex
Chalmers
Excelsior
Market Street
Republic
Miller Auto I Co
South
Bellhone
Federick
Forser
Luria Iron & Steel CO
Auto Rtation Exchange Det
North Cameron
BLACK
Penn Garage
Muench Street
Bell
Federal Square
Wurt and
Cranberry Streets
Camp Streets
Bell Phone
Arrisburg Motorcycle Exchange
North Sixth Street
Dayton
Third Street
Ayton Cycle Co
North Third Treet
Harley-Davidson
Hieagy Bros
Third
Day- Co
Henderson Morcycle
Dayton Cycle CO
Third St Bell
Puyer
Dayton Ge Co
Third St
North Third
Third St. Bell
Good Service Tire .Co
Detroit Battery Service Station
Detroit Battery Service CO
North Third St
West End
Sunshine Garage
Stanley Steamer
Koehler Trucks
General Auto
Paul Essner
James Street
Seer Reliable Tire & Repair CO
Prune Ave
Mulberry
Dial
el Se
Lemoyne Alto
Lemoyne
Goodyear, Portage & Fish Tires
Penna. Milk Products Co
Union Trust Co. of
Sylvanus W. Zerby
Woodbine Street
Elwood Zerby
Jacob Endrich
Broad Street Market
Cooper & CO
Warren Shaffer
Thor
H. Uhler
Seventeenth
Derry Streets
America
THE
International
East 42d Street
New York City
Atlantic City
Ocean Beach Development Co
N. Ete
Baltimore
Midland Realty Company
Bergner Building
Third and
Market Streets
Steepetorn
Midland Realt Company
R. G. Cox
North Second St
G. L. Cullmerry. Com
Trust Bldg
Chandler Bros. & Co
North Market Square
Chestnut Street
Fine Street
Western
Jersey
Florida
South Carolina
Chicago Board OF Trade
Board of Trade
Allis Chalmers
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte Copper
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pacific
China
Crucible Steel
Ss Zz Distilling Securities
Erle
Eeeweervrevesseete
General Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Ys N. Y
Es and H
O Sts
Pennsylvan R. R
Pittsburgh Coal
Ray Con. Copper
Reading Railway
Southern Pacific Republic Iron and Steel
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
U S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
V. Vllemiaeeeeee Chem
U. Telegraph
Westinghonee Mf
General Asphalt
Lake Superior Corporat
Lehigh Navigation
Lehigh Alley Sac
Pennsylvania Railroa
Philadelphia Electric
Philadelphia Company
Eee
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Tees
Ee Bennett
Inion Traction
United Gas Improvement Vee
United States Steel
York Railways
Pra
U. S. Army
North St
Hipple
North Street
Seventeenth Street
Eighteenth Street
H. A. Hipple
Harrisburg National Bank
John C. Orr
Republic Band
Republic Motor Truck Co
Alma, Mich
River Front Park
Pen Mar Auto Company
Mulberry St. Bridge
Harrisburg, Pa
Ssatas
Gettysburg, Pa
Gettysburg Light Company
Reading
Thomas P. Turner
King Oscar
John C. Herman & Co. Makers