Republicans Call for Broad Dauphin County Victory
Dauphin County Republicans meet to elect officers and pledge large fall gains for all GOP candidates. Framed by new party rules, the gathering re elected William H. Horner as county chairman and passed funeral resolutions for the late Charles F. Moyer.
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Horner
Frank A. Smith
William H. Horner
Oberlin
James M. Ws
Elizabethville
Mumma
Steelton
AL. 5. Cooper
Charles C. Cumbler
Moyer
Wilson
Fomine
Lehr
First
Harrisburg
Fairchilds
Millersburg
William E.weaver
Mr.Mumma
F. lV. Sellers
C. C. Cumbler
Cooper
C. F. Moyer
Charles F. Moyer
Republican State Committee
Dauphin County
Republican Party
Republican Committee
Frank M. Nickles
Bowman
National Guard encampments announced for Pennsylvania
Adjutant General announces the summer brigade encampments with three main sites at Selinsgrove Mount Gretna and Indiana July 18 to 25 for multiple infantry units and supporting troops. Separate cavalry squadron and engineer units prepare for joint or separate drills including Bevoir Virginia and Pittsburgh events.
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National Guard
Thomas J. Stewart
Washington
Phoenixville
D. Wil Barge
Mount Gretna
Ninth
Thirteenth Infantry
Twelfth Infantry
Sheridan
Cavalry
Selinsgrove
Tenth
Eighteenth Infantry
Fourteenth Infantry
Signal Corps
Field Hospital No
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Philadelphia
Scranton
Bevoir
Suggestions Made in Dr Downes Report on Harrisburg Schools
Dr. F E Downes urges three R’s priority and emphasis on exercise and open air. He proposes open air rooms, domestic science in grade schools, night schools for youths 14 to 16, and evening high school work. Centralize Hill grammar in Forney building and eight year elementary course with six month class changes. Proposes third men tally school in Harris Building and semi yearly promotions.
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Hill Grammar
Forney
Harris
Harrisburg
City
Har
Wilson's Candidate Defeated For Minnesota Governor
Administration leaders lament the defeat of Representative W. S. Hammond, the administration pick for Minnesota governor. Lawler, a veteran Democratic boss, defeated Hammond despite national support and patronage backing. The result raises worries about elections in Pennsylvania where the President backs candidates for U S Senate and Governor.
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Washington
Minnesota
W. S. Hammond
Hammond
Daniel V. Lawler
Frederick B. ‘Lynch
Lawler
Pennsylvania
United States
Panama to Permanently Exhibit at Panama Exposition
The Pan American Union reports Panama will enlarge next year’s exposition by building four permanent pavilions on the grounds two for Panama one for Spain and one for the United States. The aim is to let travelers via the Panama Canal study activities of the three nations. In Marshfield Massachusetts members of the bar dedicate a tablet commemorating Daniel Webster’s last home.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Kreider
Congress
Harrisburg
Post Office Department
Federal
Olmsted
Washington
Republic of Panama
Pan-American Union
Panama
Exposition
Spain
United States
Panama Canal
Marshfield
Mass
New England
Daniel Webster
Brothers Seriously Hurt When Horse Runs Away
Two Snyder brothers Elmer 40 and William 32 injured when their horse bolted near Union Deposit. William suffers two broken ribs lacerations and possible skull fracture after being thrown from the wagon. Elmer is kicked and has three broken ribs plus cuts and bruises. Both carpenters at the Hershey chocolate plant.
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Hummelstown
Elmer Snyder
William Snyder
Union Deposit
Elmer
Snyder Brothers
Hershey Chocolate
Turkey Eases Return of Greek Subjects and Flight Plans
Constantinople reports Turkey will permit Greek subjects to return and offers indemnity for losses during anti Greek disturbances. Separately, Mount Lassen not erupting per Stanford chemist, and an airboat flight by Lieut Porte to cross the Atlantic is set for July 15 with trials at Lake Keuka awaiting conditions.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Athens
Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
W. FE. Burke
Stanford University
Sworks
Mount Lassen
New York
The
Aero Club
Hammondsport
N. H
Rodman Wanamaker
John C. Porte
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Keuka
Porte
Newfoundland
Azores
Spain
CHERRIES 4 CENTS A BOX AND BEIKS LAWYERS SENT TO JAIL
Cherries appeared in market today with four cents a box for the small variety and twice that for the large black sweet type. In St Petersburg on June 20 the trial of 25 lawyers for insulting the Ministry of Justice during Mendel Beilis proceedings ended in conviction. Sokoloff and M Kerensky received eight months in prison others six months.
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St. Petersburg
Ministry of Justice
Mendel Beilis
Sokoloff
M. Kerenski
Beilis
J. K. Staples
Kiev
Police Chiefs Oust Detective W. J. Burns
Detective William J. Burns was expelled from the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Chiefs led by J. L. Beavers moved to prohibit Burns from using the insignia, calling his conduct disgraceful and seeking legal action to stop him. The motion to empower arrest and prosecution passed unanimously.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
William J. Burns
International Association of Chiefs of Police
J. L. Beavers
Atlanta
Leo Frank
Burns
Henry Gallagher
F. W. Hill
Chattanooga
Sylvester
Monahan
Jersey City
Hill
New North Pole Expedition Launched Under Rasmussen
Copenhagen reports Ole Oleson and a Danish millionaire fund a new Arctic mission led by Knud Rasmussen. The venture aims to depart for the North next summer with provisions for two years and full expedition support.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Ole Oleson
North Pole
Knud Rasmussen
General Angeles Named Provisional President by Villa
Niagara Falls Ont June 20 Mexican delegation reports Villa proclaimed General Angeles provisional president of Mexico. Consul in El Paso cites intercepted Juarez messages denying amicable Carranza Villa settlement and notes Carranza plans 2000 troops into Sonora to depose Governor Maytoren.
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Associated Press
Niagara Walls
Ont
el Paso
Texas
General Villa
General Angeles
Mexico
Juarez
Carranza
Villa
Sonora
Maytoren
Condemned Man Measured for Gallows Garb Suit
Pascal Hall the condemned murderer was measured for a black suit to be worn on his scheduled execution next Wednesday. Michael Strouse of 313 Market Street has spent thirty years taking measurements of condemned men for their gallows garb and prepared Pascal’s proportions this morning.
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Pascal Hall
Michael Strouse
Market Street
Pascal
Aviators Start London to Manchester Air Race
Nine airmen led by Walter L. Brock began an aeroplane race from Hendon to Manchester and back. The 322 mile course features staggered starts with the limit man at 8:00 a m and the scratch man around 11:30 a m. Prizes include a gold cup and 2000 dollars for fastest time and 1750 dollars for handicap winners.
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Associated Press
London
Walter L. Brock
Manchester
Hendon
Weather Summary and Marriage Licenses Report
Fair to night and Sunday with slightly warmer conditions noted across Harrisburg region. Susquehanna River levels rise slightly or stay steady. Reported rainfall to date includes 1.54 inches at Winnemucca Nevada. Marriage licenses issued to Carroll Nichens and Helen Wilson. William F. Carlson and Sara J. Arnold. Homer Eli Miller and Mary Esther Yeatts. Charles E. Gottshall and Virgie V. Shearer.
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Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Winnemucca
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Carroll Nichens
Bressler
Helen Wilson
City
Wiliam
Lawns and Lingeries Summer Fashion Dilemma
The Telegraph highlights summer fashion as the top topic for women with ads showing a flood of lingerie and lawn wear. The discussion centers on what to wear this season and how to discriminate among many stylish options.
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Telegraph
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