1919 Used Truck and Automobile Advertisements
Auction style listing shows multiple vehicles and parts for sale including 1-ton and 6-ton chassis, a 1917 Packard Twin Six, a 1918 eight cylinder Oldsmobile touring, and various trucks and bodies. Also includes garage ads, tire and magneto wants, and a note about bondholders and local market prices. Nearby notices mention Philadelphia produce and raw material prices, with a business column on stock activity and charter notices.
County to issue notices for fall election firms lists
Clarence F. Snyder will send notices to borough clerks school district secretaries and road supervisors asking for complete lists of offices to be balloted in the fall primary. Deadline on file by July 19. Includes many borough and township offices to be filled this fall. Mmrs Mary A Sykes obituary and various local items follow.
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Clarence F. Snyder
Steelton Streets Under Oil Dust Treatment Program
Steelton borough highway department advances street repairs for the season. A second tank car will be ordered to oil dust on Swatara Fourth Lincoln Myers Trewick and Main streets. Front street relayed with wooden blocks while macadam streets are dressed and patched.
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Borough Highway Department
Front
Swatara
Fourth
Lincoln
Myers
Trewick
Main Streets
South Third
North Second
North Third
Red Cross Opens New Headquarters in City Center
The Red Cross moves from Harrisburg street to 49 North Front street and will resume full activities tomorrow. The knitting department, led by Mrs. Chick, expects a surge in knitters to finish allotments by August 1. Knitting rooms open Wednesdays and Fridays 10 am to 4 pm. Civilian relief in home service opens Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 10 am to 5 pm.
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The
Red Cross
Harrisburg Street
North Front Street
Chick
Civilian Relief Department of the Home Service
Guns and Noise at Early Morning Party in Steelton
A party attended by about forty Black residents on Franklin street erupted in a free-for-all with shooting and fighting that woke the neighborhood. Spectators say women joined after minutes. no serious injuries were reported and police could not determine a cause. St John’s Day observed by Croatians with services at St Mary’s church and a parade by SJ John’s Society. Troop 5 Boy Scouts from Steelton went to Paxtang Park for an outing last evening and meet weekly.
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Steelton
Franklin Street
ST. John's Day
St. Mary's
S J. John's Society
Steelton Boy Scouts
Paxtang Park
Germany Will Sign On Friday War News and Politics
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau intends to resign once the treaty is promulgated and Parliament is expected to ratify in late July. Rome says Italy will dispatch Tittoni and three senators to Paris to sign the German peace pact.
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Germany
Paris
Clemenceau
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Rome
Tittoni
Vittorio Siabia
Gugiilmo Marconi
Maggiorino Ferraris
Gorgio Guglielmi
Chamber of Deputies
Hugh Nawn Company Low on Two Road Jobs
Hugh Nawn Contracting Co of Philadelphia, bidder on Dauphin county road work route 199 and route 140 projects, leads with bids of 186,862 and 143,812 dollars respectively. Other low bidders listed for Blair, Columbia, Lancaster, McKean, Northumberland counties include firms such as Standard Construction, Boyle Construction, Claiborne Johnston, and Mason and Hanger among others. Awards to be made later by the State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Nawn Contract Co
Philadelphia
Clarks Ferry
Dauphin
Sonat
Ung
U R Paxton
Lower Paxton
State Highway Department
Dauphin County
Millersburg
Upper Paxton Township
Hugh Nawn Contracting Company
Winston
Warren Brothers Company
Boston
Mass
Bennett & Randall
Lebanon
Eastern Paving Company
James McGraw Company
Blair County
Standard Construction Co
Altoona
Columbia County
Boyle Construction Co
Wilkes-Barre
Bloomsburg
Wim. P. McDonald Construction Co
Phila
Lancaster County
Providence
Strasburg
Claiborne, Johnston Co., Inc
Baltimore
McKean County
Wetmore and Hamlin
Lesher and Ross
Oil City
Northumberland County
Shamokin
Mason and Hanger Co. Inn
Chambersburg
Sunbury
Wertley and Houser
Pottsville
Palmer Boost Sparks Democratic Bid for Presidency
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 23 Democrats from Lackawanna and visitors from Philadelphia Luzerne Wyoming and Wayne counties held a complimentary dinner for Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer of Stroudsburg praising his candidacy for the Democratic nomination. The event near Hotel Casey drew a large crowd with over 100 on arrival and 600 reservations as a presidential boom took shape.
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Scranton
Lackawanna County
Philadelphia
Luzerne
Wyoming
Wayne Counties
A. Mitchell Palmer
Stroudsburg
Palmer
Monroe County
Hotel
Casey
Tired Czecho Slovaks Yearn For Homeland
Exiled Czecho Slovak troops in Siberia seek rapid repatriation to support the new republic against Hungarian Bolsheviks. Exhaustion and mutinous red ideas fearfully spread, signaling that keeping them in Siberia may be useless through another winter.
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Associated Press
Paris
Siberia
Entente
Irving E. Robinson to Entertain Children
Irving E. Robinson of Robinson's Woman Shop will host 76 children from the Children's Industrial Home at Reservoir Park Thursday afternoon with games and activities. The Municipal band will perform from 8 to 1 o'clock in the evening, arranged by Robinson, with Kiwanis Club members and families invited.
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Children's Industrial Home
Irving E. Robinson
Robinson's Woman Shop
Reservoir Park
Robinson
Kiwanis Club
Flying Lieutenant Dies In Rye Beach Plane Crash
Rye Beach New York June 24 Lieutenant Shelley Watson from Rogers Texas and civilian mechanic M Ireland of Westbury were killed when their airplane crashed and caught fire. Both men burned to death before rescue could reach them.
Baker Says Military Cemeteries Are Cared For
Secretary Baker replied to Senator Chamberlain that graves registration moves bodies from isolated plots to major cemeteries such as Suresnes near Paris and that those cemeteries are being cared for in every way. Rally Day at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Emerald Street will host a program. The sermon theme is The Courage of St. Peter. A furloughed soldier returned with a whole class. The offering next Sunday funds the annual interest totaling $375.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chamberlain
Oregon
France
Baker
Senate Today
Suresnes
Paris
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Emerald Street
Lemer
Fry
St. Peter
Churche
Held for theft charges against 17 year old Harry Radle
Harry Radle, seventeen, was held for court by Edward J. Hilton of the Fourth Ward on forcible entry and larceny. Bail set at $500. Radle broke into the Stahler garage at Rockville Sunday night and stole a motorcycle, located and arrested by William Windsor, in Fishing Creek Valley. The motorcycle was recovered.
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Harry Radle
Edward J. Hilton
Radle
Stahler
Rockville
William Windsor
Fishing Creek Valley
Long TIME OFF for Violators of P R R Rules
Pennsylvania Railroad officials publish discipline notices in a Middle Division bulletin. Three workers suspended thirty days for reporting to work under liquor influence. One yard brakeman discharged for skipping duty. a gang leader and a laborer dismissed for vacation and sleeping on duty respectively. Thirty six suspended one day to two weeks for various violations. Twenty two reprimands issued for improper train handling and related derelictions.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Middle Division
J. C. Johnson
Stokes
Johnson
First Annual Banquet of Local Union Is Big Success
The first annual banquet of Railroad Shopmen's Local Union No. 584 for sheet metal workers plumbers and pipefitters drew 200 members at the Penn Harris Hotel. Toastmaster H A Bixler spoke of a healthy organization and active membership as speakers from System Federation No. 90 district and regional unions praised the group.
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Penn- Harris Hotel
H. A. Bixler
System Federation No. 90
Noah M. Jones
J. M. Burns
The
International Alliance
W. B. McNear
Local Federation
A. C. Myer
M. Callen
Central Labor Union of
Harrisburg
W.L. Blake
Pittsburgh
H. E. Elsenberger
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad System Federation
H. C. Carey
Altoona Sheet Metal Workers Union
A. A. Paut
Rail executives urge use of large locomotives at Atlantic City
J. W. Tollerton, president-elect of the American Railway Association, urged railroads to adopt large locomotives while attending a convention in Atlantic City. A. A. Vogel, yardmaster of the Philadelphia and Reading at Lebannon, is on vacation. Arthur An wein is covering duties.
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W. J. Tollerton
American Railway Association
Atlantic City
A. A. Vogel
Philadelphia
Reading
Lebanon
Arthur Anwein
Missing Cyclops Hoax Clue Tied to German Port
In Columbia South Carolina June 24 officials reported a telegram to Otis Ramsey’s mother claiming the missing collier Cyclops was in a German port and Ramsey was safe in this country again. Officials deem the telegram likely a hoax and no ship location confirmed.
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Associated Press
Columbia
S. C
Cyclops
Otis Ramsey
New York
30000 Women Ask Pope to Allow Priests to Wed
Rome June 24 A deputation of Czech Slovak Catholic clergy plans to present to Pope Benedict a demand for an independent Czech Slovak patriarchate the use of Czech in services rather than Latin and for priests to be allowed to marry More than 30000 Czech Slovak women have signed a memorandum supporting priestly marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benedict
Strike Threatens New York Fruit Supply
New York market leaders warn that fruit and vegetable supplies could be exhausted by nightfall unless the 3,000 Teamsters chauffeurs and porters of local 20 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters accept a wage increase. Conferences between marketmen and strikers were arranged to consider the demand.
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New York
New York City
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Marketen
Duncannon Councilmen Fearful of Burgess Cook Threats
Franklin E. Cook, Burgess and Pennsylvanian railroad passenger trainman, warned Duncannon Borough Council members about their laxity in sessions. A Philadelphia Press cable states councilmen are called "useless ornaments" and the fire chief cautions readiness if all council members attend on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin E. Cook
Burgess
Duncannon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Burgess Franklin E. Cook
Fire at Rutherford Yards Destroys Cars and Buildings
Fire at Rutherford yards of the Reading Railway yesterday afternoon destroyed three boxcars lumber and several small buildings The Royal Fire Company was called and prevented the spread of flames to oilhouses The cars contained iron and other material and one small house burned contained pipes and heavy castings The origin of the fire is not known The damage was small
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Rutherford
Reading Railway
Royal Fire Company
Must Keep Close Watch on Locomotive Machinery
Superintendent J C Johnson reports 150 engine parts found in one day between mile posts 172 and 204. On June 14 twenty eight other parts were picked up six miles east of Mifflin. The notice urges proper nut fastening and correct use of cotter or dowel pins to prevent recurrence.
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J. C. Johnson
Mifflin
Rail Road Notes From Altoona and Midfield Division
In Altoona Pennsylvanias rail system 800 of 12000 employees in the depart ments were absent at short intervals due to illness this year. William D Bowers reports garden crops in good condition. Ora Blizzard recovering after slight stroke of lightning injury. Through trains on lines running well and motive power improving. William Bailey yard brakeman at Hollidaysburg died from injuries from last Saturday accident. he was crushed under wheels. Sir Calder Clemson retired road foreman of engines and Samuel M Hertaler will soon retire and move to Atlan
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
William Bailey
Hollidaysburg
Sir Calder Clemson
Middle ‘Division
Samuel M. Hertaler
Atlan
Notice to Bondholders Harrisburg Improvement Bonds Redeemed
Notice to the holders of Harrisburg Improvement Bonds that they will be redeemed at the City Treasurer's office on July 1, 1919, at which time interest will cease. Bonds were called January 1, 1919 1918 1916. Harrisburg Pa June 20 1919 Bri ts Co E Weber City Treasurer.
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Pennsylvania Milk Products Company
Union Trust Company
Penna. Milk Products Co
Pennsylvania
Act of Assembly
Beth-Alien Baking Company
Veys Cmmi SU
Elock
Council
Samuel EB. Basehore
Mechanicsburg
C. E. Weber
Harrisburg
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