Republicans Endorse Ticket by Dauphin County Committee
Dauphin county Republicans approve a platform endorsing Chicago nominees Hughes and Fairbanks and pledge active support for state and local Republican candidates. The meeting re elected officers, adopted ten new by laws, and heard speeches from Senator Beidleman and M. E. Stackpole calling for a strong protective tariff and unity after the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horner
William H. Horner
Swatara
M. L. Hershey
Hershey
Max Himes
Middle Paxton Township
Himes
Charles Shope
Hallifax Gazette
James E. Lentz
Elizabethville
W. E. Weaver
Mark Mumma
Steelton
John M. Brinton
C. Cc. Cumbler
Coe
Highspire
Edwin M. Householder
al. S. Cooper
Harrisburg
William T. Evans
Albert Shenk
E. E. Belaleman
Harry Hocker
Republican Party
Mexico
Europe
Belgium
Poland
Lincoln
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Republican Committee
Dauphin County
Chicago
Philander C. Knox
United States
Thomas H. Crago
John Lee Scott
Joseph McLaughin
Mahlon M. Garland
Harmon M. Kephart
Charles A. Snyder
Aaron S. Kreider
Confess
Edward E. Beidleman
Nator
Joshua W. Swartz
Augustus Wildman
David J. Bechtold
Ee i
Cstrict
Arles J
Nator Beidleman
Horner
Beldleman
Beidleman
Republican Committee Elects Officers At Rousing Meeting
The Republican committee elected officers at a rousing session. Many speakers addressed the meeting including J. W. Swartz Williams Tunis W. M. Hargest James E. Lentz Charles Pass Alonzo Harris John C. Nissley Arthur H. Irull Arthur Bailey Henry Gough and others. Kreider was detained and Wildman Ulsh unable to attend due to illness. The resignation of Charles Treas as county committeeman was accepted and Milton C. Whitney appointed in his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Fairbanks
J. W. Swartz
Williams&. Tunis
W. M. Hargest
William 5S. Tunis
James E. Lentz
Charles E. Pass
Alonzo Harris
John C. Nissley
Arthur H. Irull
A. E. Eiter
Arthur H. Bailey
Henry W. Gough
Kreider
Augustus Wildman
Ira F. Ulsh
Charles Treas
Milton C. Whitney
Dr. Hershey
Troop movements signal alert on Mexican border
The article reports on U S Army mobilization along the Texas border amid cross border activity near San Ignacio and Juarez. Major Gray and Carranza commanders coordinate patrols while Funston and Pershing prepare for possible action.
Actions of Carranza's Troops Carefully Followed by Funston
General Funston and his staff tracked outlaw bands along the Mexican border with close attention. Much interest centered on the stance of the Carranza de facto government troops. General Parker at Brownsville reported a new act of outlawry near San Benito and General Mann continued the search for the bandits who raided the cavalry.
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San Ignacio
Department
Carranza
Ricaut
Funston
Mexico
Jacinto Trevino
General Pershing
San Antonio
Texas
Parker
Brownsville
San Benito
Mann
Bandits Rampage Prompt U S Troop Response on Rio Grande
Bandits reappeared in the lower Rio Grande Valley prompting rapid U S Army action from Brownsville Harlingen and San Benito. Two infantry companies were sent toward Olmito while cavalry patrolled the Fresnos tract as U S authorities weigh a possible cross border pursuit.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
San Benito
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Harlingen
Olmito
Rio Grande
Mexico
Fresnos Tract
Fort Brown
International
Ricaut
One of Two U S Consuls Reaches Border From Mexico
Philip C. Hanna United States consul general at Monterey and one of the two remaining American consuls in Mexico arrived in Laredo Texas with about six other Americans. He refused to discuss aims of the visit stating conditions on the line are quiet and he may stay two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Laredo
Philip Hanna
Monterey
State Department
J. H. Siliman
Saltillo
Mexico
Mexico City
Philip C. Hanna
United States
Consul Hanna
Hanna
Mon
R R Asks Men to Stay Loyal Amid Wage Controversy
Pennsylvania Railroad Company declares a conference among railroad leaders and four trainmen groups ended in disagreement. A strike ballot is underway among Penn Central train crews. the company warns a total work stoppage would harm workers and the public, urging loyal employees to volunteer to keep trains moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vania Railroad Company
City of
New York
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Launch of Henderson marks Navy Day ceremonies in Philadelphia
The transport Henderson, first built for the Philadelphia navy yard, led Navy Day events with Admiral Benson and Major-General Garnett present. Henderson measures 481 by 61 by 20 feet, displaces 10 000 tons, tops 14 knots, and carries eight 5 inch guns and two 8 pounders.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Henderson
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Congress
Admiral Benson
United States Navy
Garnett
United States Marine Corps
Hughes Prepares For His Campaign
Hughes plans his campaign by welcoming political callers and friends at home before beginning travel. He rose early, drove himself, and told newspapermen he had nothing to say on politics. Visitors included Rep W D Stephens, Sen John D Works, Rep Austin, former Sen Marion Butler, and Rep M B Madden. He aims to take his family to a summer retreat near New York City, secluded from curious visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
George W. Perkins
New York
W. D. Stephens
Los Angeles
Cal
John D. Works
California
Austin
Tennessee
Marion Butler
North Carolina
M. B. Madden
Chicago
New York City
Steps For Restoration Of Good Feeling Between Parties Are Announced
Telegraph special from New York reports George W. Perkins as Progressive leader announcing ongoing negotiations to restore good feeling between the Progressive and Republican parties after meetings with Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Whitman. Roosevelt denied involvement and said he is out of politics while news notes his illness is a mild pleurisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
New York
George W. Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles 8. Whitman
Mr. Perkins
Whitman
Charles E. Hughes
Roosevelt
W. Murray Crane
Republican National Committee
Hughes
James R. Garfield
Elon H. Hooker
Erwin A. Holt
North Carolina
Mr. Holt
Ceach Roosevelt
Penrose to Confer With Hughes and Prepare Campaign
Senator Penrose will travel to New York to confer with Charles E. Hughes, Republican presidential nominee, and to attend a meeting of the national subcommittee on organization. The group may name a chairman and select Hughes campaign managers at the Hotel Astor.
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Philadelphia
Penrose
New York
Charles E. Hughes
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
Hughes Chooses Wickersham as Political Adviser
Charles Evans Hughes selects George W. Wickersham as his political guide and ally in his presidential bid. Wickersham, Taft’s Attorney General and noted reformer, has urged intervention in Mexican affairs and bankruptcy of hyphenated American loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans Hughes
George W. Wickersham
Wickersham
Hughes
Republican National Committee
William Howard Taft
Root
Brandeis
Supreme Court
United States
Roosevelt
Coal Dealers Convention Nears in City Next Week
At least 700 coal merchants from Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland will attend the twelfth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Retail Coal Merchants Association next Tuesday through Thursday. The event will be on the second floor of the Emerson Brantingham Company Building at Tenth and Market streets, arranged by the Chamber of Commerce and the lis bur Coal Exchange.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania Retail Coal ‘Merchante’ Association
Emerson-Brantingham Company
Market Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Lis |Bur Coal Exchange
Sesson
Collins Likely to Get First Place in State Commission
The article notes Collins favored for a top state commission post, with James Alcorn named to fill a vacancy after John Monaghan moves to the Philadelphia bench. It details appointments, anticipated changes across mining, printing, and insurance offices, and governor Brumbaugh’s plan to pick allies for the next legislature.
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Trinkle
Brown
Collins
John Monashan
Philadelphia
Friends
James Alcorn
Monaghan
Alcorn
Harrisburg
Edwin S. Stuart
Superior Court
Public Service
Capitol
Oliver Men
Pittsburgh
William H. Smith
Insurance Fund
Pittsburgh Registration Commission
Philadelphia Commission
Republican State Committee
Scranton Commission
L. R. Goshorn
J. Scott Morgan
Walter J. Christy
C. W. Wilbert
W. L. McCullagh
James Campbell
David L. Lawrence
Plans for river slope expansion and uniform toe line
The project proposes a uniform toe and top line for the river slope, eliminating a 5 foot gutter, with cutting or filling as needed. Park officials aim to complete by summer using a $2100 audit fund balance if available, riprap the slope, and integrate new ramps without breaking the line. Plans await approval by the State Water Supply Commission before proceeding.
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Z. Gross
Gannett
State Water Supply Commission
Park Department
Short Sessions for Railroaders Before Memorial Service
Members of the William H. Morne lodge No. 673 will meet at their hall on Thirteenth a Derry streets at 12 30 tomorrow afternoon and adjourn in time for the memorial services at Technical High School auditorium. Four lodges report no deaths: Division No. 668 LOE Lodge No. 782 BLF&E Division No. 449 ORC and Lodge No. 574 BRT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Brotherhood
Technical High School
William H. Morne Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Derry
Pernoon
Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ferari Show Opens Monday For Week At Seventeenth Street
The Royal Fire Company carnival at Seventeenth and Chestnut streets welcomes Col. Francis Ferari’s big train with jungle animal acts led by Ma’amielle Marie Andrees and Captain Ricards. The lineup includes trained lions, pumas, leopards, tigers, and jaguars, plus comedy and a Hindoo Mystic Temple illusion show. The event runs all week beginning Monday June 19.
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Ma‘amielle Marie, Andrees
Maria Andrees
Captain Ricards
Col. Ferar
Coney Island
Harrisburg
Hindoo
al Anderson
Royal Fire Company
Seventeenth
Chestnut Streets
Effort to Intimidate Men Brotherhood Head Says
A. B. Garretson, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors, calls a Pennsylvania railroad appeal to its workers an intimidation tactic and says it will fail. He notes no general strike danger unless bargaining fails after a strike vote.
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New York
A. B. Garretson
Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pershing
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Fourteenth Cavalry
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Arizona
New Mexico
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U. S
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L. B. Sopher
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Cinciatad
Pressed Steel Car Company
Brumbaugh
J. Denny O'Neil
Patton
W. D. Uhler
Franks. Black
Ferari
Royal Fire Company No. 14
Col. Francis Ferari
Monay
Brotherhood
Mrs. Astor
Brooklyn Eagle
John Jack Astor
J. J. Astor
William K. Dick
Brooklyn
Bar Harbor
Maine
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Gettysburg
Louise Wisler
Adama County
John C. Herman & CO
Harrisburg, Pa
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