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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
8
Friday bargain highlights include heaviest all linen toweling at low price, Endicott Johnson sample shoes in sizes 6,7 at 98 cents per pair, Turkish face cloths two for 5 cents, and 30 inch wide toweling yard sales at 9 to 25 cents.
Miss Grace E. Schroeder daughter of Mr and Mrs William Schroeder of East Main street and Paul M Hertzler both of Mechanicsburg married today at 9 30 this morning at the bride’s home with Rev H Hall Sharp officiating The couple will be at home after July 15 at 218 East Main street Bridal attire was navy blue taffeta with a sweet pea corsage and wedding breakfast was served Guests included relatives and friends from Harrisburg New Cumberland and Hazleton The bride is a Trinity Lutheran Church singer and former L W Cook department store worker The groom is with D Wilcox Manufacturing Company and a son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hertzler
A telegraphic brief notes the Wisconsin Supreme Court upholding a eugenics marriage law. Other items report the General Federation of Women's Clubs backing national prohibition, Senate opposition to Nicaragua and Colombia treaties, and a protest meeting called by the Chamber of Commerce against a labor exemption law.
Large consignments of rifles and ammunition were landed on the Connemara coast in the west of Ireland for nationalist volunteers. Vessels sighted cruising the coast carried the arms but did not respond to signals. Torpedo boats were ordered to patrol the coast to stop gun running. Constantinople reports Henry Morgenthau sent Hoff man Philip to Smyrna to check on American citizens amid rising anti Christian tensions in Asia Minor.
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