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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
3
For the second time in two weeks the window at Otto F. Bakers piano store 1319 North Sixth Street was smashed with a brick last night. The dealer said the window cost 80 dollars and the act was carried out by a man forced to give up his piano after he refused to make payments.
Ex Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan drew a packed Madison Square crowd in New York as he denounced the New York press for bias against peace advocates. He urged crystallizing the peace sentiment to drown the war impulse and contrasted his stance with President Wilsons. The Rural Route No 4 in Mt Joy was announced discontinued with carrier John A Zahn and assistant Frank E Hershey.
Dr. Joseph Kalbfus of Harrisburg, secretary of the Pennsylvania Game Commission, urged game protectors to apply reason in dealings with the public and explained the new law banning aliens from owning dogs and fishing in Pennsylvania. He urged education on birds' work in ridding the country of insects and the impact on farmers' crops and vegetable goods.
Grace Washburn stars in When it Strikes Home based on Charles K Harris with Dick Hartley who marries a chorus girl then loses her to the father and returns later. Another feature, Who's Who In Society, follows an Irishman struggling to meet his wife’s leisure ideals. Paxtang Park vaudeville showcases King Kelly parachute stunts and a Park Theater bill with pretty girls and clever comedy.
Readers are invited to see George Ade’s The College Widow at the Victoria theater today and tomorrow. The familiar college comedy has enjoyed long stage life and wide popularity, praised as wholesome and entertaining.
Salisbury Wild Life Pictures, shot with U S Government support, will show at the Colonial Theater Monday through Wednesday in a three-reel program featuring fish and game in natural habitats as well as hunting and stock stocking efforts. A separate Photoplay bill offers The Chocolate Soldier operetta in film form for a lasting, recalled show.
Bethlehem Steel in South Bethlehem covers Saucon and Lehigh plants with 13 173 workers and 1 000 at Redington war munitions plant. Payroll stands at 700 000 dollars monthly and projections foreseen additions reaching 18 000 to 20 000 employees with 1 000 000 monthly wages after new facilities at Redington and the merchant mill come online by August 3. General Italian advance along Isonzo River.
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