Germans Must Be Crushed For Peace, Rally Declares
A Harrisburg meeting of the Pennsylvania Gesash of the League to Enforce Peace voices a determination to win the war at any cost. Speakers include Captain Campbell of the Clark Island Southern Highlanders and Dr. Smith Burnham, urging continued war until democracy prevails. The gathering endorses a pledge of support for President Wilson and a League of Nations to secure lasting peace.
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Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Smith Burnham
Normal School
West Chester
Alister St. Clair Campbell
Clark Island
Campbell
France
Burnham
Greece
Verdun
Tours
Spain
Russia
Darlington
John W. Phillips
Grace Methodist Church
George E. Hawes
George
Preston Mains
J. T. Rothrock
League
Germany
United States
Wilson
McNeils Pain Exterminator Ad Claims Health Benefits
Advertisement claims Horsford’s Acid Phosphate used before meals tones the stomach promotes appetite and prevents distress. Buy a bottle.
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Horsford
Pardon Board schedules hearings for 58 applications
The State Board of Pardons will hear 58 applications over a two day session on June 19 and 20. The list includes 30 thefts and related offenses, 17 homicide cases, and nine assault cases. Philadelphia leads with 23 applications, followed by Luzerne, Allegheny, Chester, and York with four each.
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State Board of Pardons
Philadelphia
Luzerne
Allegheny
Chester
York
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
George L. Marion
Freda Trost
Louis O. Hine
Pizzimenti
Dauphin
Mackey
State Compensation Board
Beadle
Elder & Fortenbaugh
Cambria County
Pennsylvania
United
Brumbaugh
Trenton
Morrisville
Trenton Country Club
Commonwealths
New Jersey
York County
State Board of Charities
Girardville
Public Service Commission
Eastern Pennsylvania Heat, Light and Power Company
Schuylkill Electric Company
Pittsburgh, Virginia and Charleston Railroad
Fredericktown
A. E. Piper
Wilkes-Barre
Second Infantry
Ernest L. Sawyer
Third Infantry
J. D. Andrews
Williamsport
Stocrete
Easthigh Navigation
Onsburg
the Light and Power
Lehigh Aailey Light
Eigha
Bethlehem Electric Light and Power
Lehigh Valley Electric
Northumberland County Gas and Electric
Harwood Electric
Schuylkill Gas and Electric Companies
E. E. Beicheman
Pardon Board
Board of Pardons
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Snyder
Delaware River
Milton and
Birdsboro
Royer
B. F. Royer
Long
More Men Selected for the Army
A long list of drafted men and substitutes is released, naming numerous residents by full addresses and towns across Pennsylvania and nearby states. The piece also notes four colored men chosen for Camp Sherman and adds further names of individuals from Philadelphia and Wilmington areas.
Street and Householder Listings Across Multiple Cities
A long OCR style listing of numerous individuals with addresses in towns such as Shenandoah, Philadelphia, York, Harrisburg, Wilming ton, and Buffalo. The compendium includes names like Alvin Stover Breckenridge James Kleto Alexander Gelbaugh and many others paired with street addresses and cities.
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Alvin Stover Breckenridge
Rudy Street
James Kleto
North Main Street
Shenandoah
Alexander Gelbaugh
Hanna Street
Joe Cademariori
Market Street
John Franklin Schuyler
North Fifteenth Street
Charles Francis McCall
Crescent Street
Wilmington
Del
William Henry Bankes
P. O
Bridgeville
Ira Long Miller
Care Y. M. C. A
Chester
Harry DeHaven Buffington
Briggs Street
Jacob Curvin Trimmer
West Locust Street
York
Snowden Chill Werrick
North Sixteenth Street
Clarence Seibert
Hunter Street
Robert Lugsrno
South Second Street
Jay Donald Bricker
South Eighteenth Street
Philadelphia
William Nolan Taylor
North Fourteenth Street
Burnell M. Snader
North Twelfth Street
George Herbert Walter
Care Harrisburg
Harry Swayne Leese
South Dock Street
Sharon
John George Boutselis
Luther David Miller
Chestnut Street
Charles Aaron Gross
North Eleventh Street
Baltimore
George Isaac Hykes
North Sixth Street
Levi Charles Sheely
Jacob Harrison Zeiders
Linden Street
Ira Boyd Sipe
South Summit Street
Daniel Houser Kelster
Frank Iati
South River Street
Guy Benjamin Strawhecker
Park Street
Lloyd Cleveland Grover
South Fifteenth Street
Emilio Lippis
Tenth
Market Streets
Jacob Ellsworth Keck
North Seventeenth Street
Glenn Estenn Toberman
Kittatinny
Manning Mathis
Niagara Street
Buffalo
George Edwin Resch
South Thirteenth Street
Tony Inttery
James Street
Charles William Thomas
Evergreen Street
Martin V. B. Slusser
Roy Governor Putman
Woodbine Street
Frank Nicholas Martin
Mark Melvin Lebo
Carnation Street
Carlo Botta
Harry Daniel Frank
North Second Street
Charles Stanley Liddick
Francis Roy Griffey
Harvey Monroe Warfel
Nicholas Notarys
Floyd Pattison Shepley
South Twenty-first Street
John Miller
South Third Street
Steelton
Charles Edwin Wright
North Patton Street
Carl Hartzell
Pennington
N. J
John Leo Kirby
Vernon Street
Alfred Campbell Keys Jr
Alexander Kentz
North Cameron Street
James Albert Shope
Nunzio Creme
Paul Clifton Snyder
John Ross McCleaster
Hummel Street
Morris Calvin Bailey
South
Fifteenth Street
Benjamin T. Gougler Jr
North Eighteenth Street
Edgar William Brooke
Berryhill
William Louis Redman
Fifth
David Light Taylor
Swatara Street
John Paxton Davis
Naudain Street
Henry Valentine Derr
Regina Street
Theodore Theodoropoloss
J. M. Jones
Moltke Avenue
George Christopher
Fry
Clarence Beil
Harry Joseph Taylor
Clarence Victor Zeliders
North Thirteenth Street
Huns Outwitted by Americans in Toul Sector
American artillery and machine guns halted a German raid in No Man's Land near Xivray. Eight German prisoners, including a lieutenant, were taken. Casualties skewed toward American losses from German artillery. French civilians were wounded near a church. Americans then shelled behind enemy lines as German bombardments echoed across the Toul sector.
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No Man’s Land
Xivray
Toul
Pheasant Distribution Plan Underway Across Pennsylvania
The State Game Commission plans to distribute eleven thousand ring necked pheasants in Pennsylvania for 1918 1919. This major operation follows 8000 released last year with eggs sent out and favorable hatch reports. Extensions to petition deadlines for closing the state to hunting ruffed grouse are in place, with July 8 as a key date for commission action and reserve moves.
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State Game Commission
Woods
Pennsylvania
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James McKay Company
Pittsburgh
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Dormont
Pittsburgh Railway Company
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la Eearee
Wilkinsburg
Chianos
Herr
Harry Allen Gault
North
James Frank
Charles Porter Johnson
William John Smith, Jr
North Third
Walter William Benner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pete Fortugno
Dock
Benjamin Franklin Hoover
Erie Avenue
Dewey Leo Brown
Care Brick Plant
Milton
George Kirk Bratten
Percy Victor Gross
North Front
Harold Lorainé Hursh
South Third
Vincent Raymond Maher
South Thirteenth
Ralph Stuart McClure
Mulberry
George Walter Keener
Care Bates & Rogers
New Cumberland
Frederick Gilmore
Locust Street
Johnstown
William Miller Faust
Boas
Raymond Jacob Snyder
William Dimitre Grimis
Sunbury
Luigi Acconcainesso
Walnut
Harry Allen Cohen
North Sixth
James Pagonis
Market
Charles Edward Kinard
George A. Drexler
Edward Ensinger Gipe
Edward Wert
Charles J. Fisher
Joseph Frederick Schleicher
Nagle
Clarence Keister Geiger
Showers
John Francis Corcoran
Penn
John Patterson Rice
James
Ross Wilbur Coulter
Salvatore Carmine Firriolo
Hanna
Walter James Fisher
George Martch
St@elton
Gustois
North Fourth
William H. Sparrer
West Market Street
Lewistown
Charles Lester Bay
James Donaldson Brown
Wichita
Kan
William Daniel Rogers
Paxton Jack Field Wills
North Second
Edwin Bower Kennedy
South Cameron
Frank Ebert Rogers
Paxton
Francis Jordan Kenney
Race
Andrew Sebastian Shroud
Arch Street
Frank Monroe Ilgenfritz
Edward Henry Walton
Earl Eugene Durborow
Roy Harrison Swails
Green
Julius Shlomberg
Verbeke
Nick Lalos
Robert Arrington Marshall
Thomas Roberts
East Seventh Street
Joseph Sachs
Jacob Cohen
Earl Sylvester Koch
William Frank Lenker
William Howard Eby, Jr
Samuel Grant Saltzgiver
Barbara
Harry Brower Hoagland
Chester Perry Motter
Harvey Philmore Penner
Camp Sherman
Frank F. Shorter
South Tenth
Robert L. Grove
Washington, Va
William B. Miller
Marion
Alfred G. Bell
Chambersburg
Charles G. Harman
Liberty Street
Charles Kenton Booda
Wilbur Stager
Lloyd Hatz
Paul Raymond Richwine
South Fourteenth Street
Leroy Bryan
Parker Street
Joseph Marsho
South Front Street
John Hoffman Witmer
Leland 8. Smith
Hollenback Street
Reading
Harry Clinton Shire
Girard Avenue
Charles W. Revie
Ralph Mentzer
Derry Street
Charles Raymond Schell
Greenwood Street
Thomas Roger Lenhart
Ralph Charles Frantz
Lancaster Avenue
Lancaster
Robert Bruce Stambaugh
Harvey Edward Deal
State Street
Martin Luther Corsnitz
Prospect Street
Benjamin Harrison Farner
Bailey Street
Salvator Mertz
Luther David Wenrick
Thompson Street
Peter Chekouras
Grace Avenue
William B.B. Bryher
Adam Allen Atkins
South Tenth Street
Earl Emanuel Feindt
Albert Clayton Brosius
Joseph Lang
Cameron Street
William Thomas Handshaw
South Fifteenth
Dante
Corey
Philo CO
Newark
Shell
Edith M. Coleman
Townsend St
Cuti H
Boston
Uzit
Gorgas Drug Stores
Game Commission
Art
Doutrichs
Doutrich
Manhattan
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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