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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

10

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

State Game Commission Woods Pennsylvania

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McNeil Pennsylvania Patriotic Union Kreider James McKay Company Pittsburgh Manufacturers Light and Heat Company Dormont Pittsburgh Railway Company Railways Company 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 Harrisburg, PA
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