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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1916

Page

10

Convention Ends With Suffrage Fight in Democratic Rally

The Democratic National Convention closed with the suffrage plank adopted after a chaotic floor battle. Senator Stone and Senator Pittman defended the measure against anti suffrage delegates as Governor Ferguson argued states rights. The vote ended 881 1 2 to 181 1 2 with women demonstrators cheering as the platform passed.

Ferguson Bartlett eGorgia James R. Nugent New Jersey Stephen &. Fleming Fort Wayne Ind Stone Pittman Senator Pittman Nevada Deel New York Chicago Williams Wilson Walsh James Alabama Arkansas Tom Pole Garner Texas California Indiana Maryland

Women Denounce Suffrage Plank as Unsatisfactory

Special to the Telegraph from St. Louis on June 17 reports leaders from the Woman's Party and the National American Woman Suffrage Association denouncing the Democratic platform's suffrage plank as inadequate. They vow to press Congress for a national amendment and prepare for a strong fall fight with 4,000,000 women voters, $500,000 in cash, and a determined effort.

St. Louis Woman's Party National American Woman Suffrage Assocition Democratic Congress Washington Democratic Party Baphe

German Officers Serving With Turkish Army Revealed

Constantinople June 17. For the first time the full facts are known about German officers and men in the Ottoman forces. In all 360 officers and 1867 noncommissioned personnel of German origin serve with the Turkish army navy and coast defenses. Most arrived in 1915 via Romania and Bulgaria. Goeben and Breslau supplied many naval personnel. All are loaned to Turkey while retaining German citizenship and obligation to the German army.

Constantinople Associated Press Turkey Romania Bulgaria Breslau Balkan

Freshets Flood Cause Great Loss Across Susquehanna Region

Widespread freshet rains push Susquehanna river toward flood stage with extensive property and crop damage. Cattle drownings, washed fences, and landslides accompany rising waters as towns warn of imminent crest levels and bridge works face inundation.

Juniata Susquehanna River United States Weather Bureau State Water Supply Commission Water Supply Commission FE. R. Demain Weather Bureau Demain Towanda Wilkes-Barre Williamsport Selinsgrove Robert Grayce Construction Company Cumberland Valley Railroad Renovo Mount Holly Springs Park Laurel

Bridge washout wreck claims two lives in Tuscarora Valley

Port Royal Pa June 17 Harry Kauffman 30 fireman Waterloo Penn and A C Chilcotte 50 engineer Blairs Mills were fatally injured when a Tuscarora Valley railroad wreck toppled after a bridge abutment washout near East Waterford. Engine and cars plunged into the creek with passengers uncertain. Chilcotte died of skull fracture and internal injuries at Lewistown hospital.

Port Royal Harry Kauffman Waterloo A. C. Chilcotte Blairs Mills Tuscarora Valley Railroad Tuscarora Creek East Waterford Here Chilcotte Lewistown

Express Struck by Slide Near Spruce Creek Tunnel

Train No. 18 running an hour late was struck by a landslide one mile east of Spruce Creek tunnel on the middle division about 21 miles from Altoona. Ten tons of rock and dirt toppled onto the track, derailing the engine and one car but causing no injuries except a slight shake to passengers. The train reached Harrisburg at 2:30 after repairs by a Huntingdon wreck crew. Conductor H A Gable, brake man Albert Ring, and flagman William N Reifsnyder were aboard the rear crew at Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Spruce Creek Tunnel Middle Division Altoona Huntingdon William N. Reifsnyder Zerker Street

Trains Delayed Ten Hours on P R R Renovo Division

Trains northbound on the Renovo division of the Pennsylvania railroad were eight to ten hours late after a washout north of Lock Haven. The Susquehanna overflow covered two passenger tracks for about 200 yards, and the roadbed was washed out 100 yards one mile north of Lock Haven. Trains to Harrisburg were rerouted via Tyrone and the Clearfield branch, with the International Express eventually reaching Harrisburg at 3 PM after detours to Elmira.

P. R. R. Renovo Pennsylvania Railroad Buffalo Lockhaven Lane West Branch Susquehanna Lock Haven Harrisburg Tyrone Clearfield International Express Ups

Kodak advertisement promotes travel photos and equipment

Every vacation equipment should include a Kodak. No matter where travels take you Kodak proves an indispensable ally supplying photographs of places visited and happy occasions. Our stock of Kodaks and Brownies is replete with popular styles and sizes. THE NEW BOX PREMO FOR CHILDREN

Kodak

Women’s Wash Skirts Offer Cool Practical Summer Wear

Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart present washable skirts ideal for July and August. The fabrics and styles number in dozens with prices ranging from 1.25 to 7.50. Skirts launder perfectly and reflect the quality of the firm’s coats and suits.

Dives Pomeroy & Stewart Pomeroy & Tewart Phices “Bomecht SN

Jersey Sport Coats Lead Harrisburg Summer Line

Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart showcases the largest Harrisburg display of silk jersey sport coats in stripe and solid colors. Crepe de Chine arrivals feature contrasting girdles and embroidery, with prices from 7.50 to 20.00 and marabou trimmed coats at 20.00 on the second floor.

Harrisburg Jersey Pomeroy & Stewart

Women Motoring Hats and Caps Sell in Popular Styles

The article lists adjustable hats and caps for women who motor priced from 69 cents to 1 dollar 95 cents. It highlights the Estelle auto hat in multiple colors and patterns priced at 2 dollars 50 cents.

Estelle Pomeroy & Stewart

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