Geological Survey Bill Sparks House Debate in Vote
The House opened with debate over a Geological Survey Act supplement linking Hog Island shipyard lands to the act of 1913. The bill, reported by Mr. Levis and placed on the calendar, is to be voted on after concerns of mislaid originals were addressed.
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Hog Island
Levis
Philadelphia
Williams
Tioga
Geological Survey Committee
Bencrett Franklin
Spangler
Gertrude Hinnenkamp earns top honors at St Patrick's
At the St Patrick's Parochial school commencement in St Patrick's Cathedral Gertrude Hinnenkamp received the prize for highest honors Diplomas were awarded to Mildred Hilton Elizabeth Maguire Caroline Schlitzer Mary Sullivan Margaret Bittering Mary Dunn Gertrude Hinnenkamp and Augustus Sariano A reception followed at Cathedral Hall with the Rt Rev Philip R McDevitt bishop of the Harrisburg diocese delivering the address.
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St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Gertrude Hinnenkamp
Mildred Hilton
Elizabeth Maguire
Caroline Schlitzer
Mary Sullivan
Margaret Bittering
Mary Dunn
Augustus Sariano
Cathedral Hall
Philip R. McDevitt
Harrisburg
New Phelactine Hair Removal Method Stuns Experts
Beauty specialists hail the phelactine method as a major recent discovery it removes hair from the roots instantly and harmlessly. The roots are pulled from the skin leaving a babe like smooth surface and a cheap safe remedy that druggists report strong demand for.
Suffrage Workers Here For Verdict At Capitol
A crowd gathered at the Pennsylvania Capitol as suffrage supporters urged ratification of the federal amendment. Prominent figures included Eliza D. Armstrong of Pittsburgh and anti suffragist Miss Armstrong who warned against politics dulling feminine refinement. Mrs Wilfred Lewis of the National Woman's Party defended the vote as true democracy and progress.
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America
Third
Walnut Streets
Capitol
Phil Sheridan
Winchester
Sam
Pennsylvania
Wilkes- Barre
Paddy” Ryan
Richard Powell
Luzerne County
Eliza D. Armstrong
Pittsburgh
National Woman's Suffrage Party
Pennae Woman's Suffrage Associaon
Miss Armstrong
New York
Wilfred Lewis
National Woman's Party
U. S. Senate
Shafroth
Washington
Simpson
Allegheny
Eliza Armstrong
Dithrich
Palmer
Schuylkill
Ramsey
Heyburn
Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Parade and Ratification Celebration
Statewide suffrage activity as Pennsylvania votes to ratify the Federal suffrage amendment. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh delegates and parade leaders arrive in Harrisburg with Miss Mary A. Burnham and other national party figures. The Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association hosts a victory luncheon and Governor Sproul greets delegates, marking a long effort since 1869 to secure voting rights for women. The report lists prominent organizers, attendees, and the ceremonial Liberty Bell replica prepared for the parade.
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League For Good Government
Equal Franchise Society of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Edwin C. Grice
National Woman's Party
Home and School League
Grice
Harrisburg
Anna M. W. Pennyacker
Pennsylvania
K. G. Halligan
Pittsburgh
Mary E. Bakewell
Miss Bakewell
Republican Party
Mothers' Pension Fund
Allegheny County
The
Urban League
Twentieth Century Club
Civic Club
People's Association of Pennylvania
National American Women's Trade Union League
Benjamin Bakewell
Allegheny Mountains
Henry A. Bordman
Kate Heffelfinger
Shamokin
Harrises
City
Penn- Harris
Virginia
Washington
Julia Emory
Baltimore
Maryland
Lawrence Lewis
Maine
San Antonio
Texas
Wilson
United States
Caroline Katzenstein
Pacific Coast
Mary H. Ingham
Woman's Party
Tee
Archibald Barmon
Robert E. Lee
National Woman’s Party
Charles Wister Ruschenberger
Strafford
Mary A. Burnham
Mabel Cronise Jones
Central Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association
J. Sharon MacDonald
Woman’s Party
Suffrage
John O. Miller
Women of
Sproul
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House
Senate
Commonwealth
Barclay Warburton
Thomas Robins
Walter Thompson
H. Talbot Peterson
Arcade
United States Senate
Suffrage Association
Theegislature
Penn-Harris Hotel
John C. Miller
Lewis L. Smith
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Robert Mills Beach
Bellefonte
George A. Pierson
George A. Dunning
Edward P. Davis
H. Talbot
Peterson
William Ward, Jr
Chester
E. E. Ki
Mayor Keister plans move of city offices to Fager School
The mayor announced the Board’s action to relocate the city’s department from the Board of Trade building, aiming to complete by August 1. Fire and police alarm systems will be removed in six weeks. Davis, a patrolman, faced dismissal after being absent since June 3. Ordinances on paving Zarker Street and funding projects were approved, with a traffic officer request referred to the mayor. A Boy Scout Troop 6 reorganizing meeting is set for Friday at Olivet church to plan summer camp and membership.
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Keister
Board of Trade
City
Clark E. Diehl
Charles J. Davis
Davis
W. H. Lynch
E. Gross
Lynch
Zarker Street
Fourteenth Ward
Second Ann North Streets
Second and North Streets
Sixteenth Street
Herr
Calder
Berkeley Place
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Derry
Kilttatinny
Mtt
Holly Springs
Walter S Hackman Returns to Dives Pomeroy Stewart
Walter S. Hackman resumes leadership of the selling force in the Dives Pomeroy and Stewart Mens and Young Mens clothing section after four years away. His previous tenure yielded efficiency and strong performance, qualifying him for his new duties.
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Walter S. Hackman
Pomeroy and Stewart
Mr. Hackman
Senate to Vote on Resolution End War Tonight
The Senate prepared to consider an amendment by Senator Fall to end the war so peace conditions could resume while treaty ratification debates continue. The proposal, part of the Army appropriation bill, was introduced amid the ongoing fight over the peace treaty.
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Senate
Washington
Fall
New Mexico
Willard Reveals Daily Training In Own Story
Jess Willard outlines his training routine in a daily installment of Own Story in The Philadelphia Press. He details conditioning, sparring, diet, and disciplined habits shaping his heavyweight methods.
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Jess Willard
Philadelphia Press
Mailed Fist of Germany A Menace in War Rhetoric
Reports from a diplomatic dinner reveal discussions on war is imminent after the Sarajevo incident. William II allegedly cried that an army must be tested while officials praise the League of Nations as the world’s hope. Hoover and Crespi addressed delegates underscoring aid and faith in collective action.
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William II
Sarajevo
Economic Commission of the Conference
Etienne Clementel
Commerce and Agriculture
League of Nations
Herbert Hoover
Inter-Allied Food Commission
Signor Crespi
Mrs Chamberlain Dies After Stroke At 52
Mrs. Albert L. Chamberlain died at 331 Muench Street after a stroke last Thursday while her husband, in serious condition from illness and nearing blindness, stood by. She was fifty-two and survived only by her husband. Funeral services set for Thursday at two in Bethel A M E Church conducted by Rev H H Cooper.
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Albert L. Chamberlain
Muench Street
Bethel A. M. EB
H. H. Cooper
Navy Yard To Be Open For Visitors Saturday
Philadelphia readers learn the enlarged and improved Philadelphia Navy Yard will be opened to visitors on Saturday for the first time since the war began. The event will be celebrated as Navy relief day with naval activities and exhibits not widely known to the public.
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Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
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