Majestic Vaudeville Promises Pretty Baby and More
The Majestic Theatre draws large summer crowds with Pretty Baby, a 25‑piece vaudeville cast delivering nonstop merriment and catchy tunes. Constance Talmadge headlines The Lesson at Colonial, while Pay Day debuts at the Regent. Victoria shows Woman and the Law, and The Mysterious Client features Mrs. Castle. Marguerite Fisher tours Around the World in Eighty Days at Regent with a Square Deal at Paxtang Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarita Fisher
Victoria
Majestic Theater
the Majestic
Wat
Bessie Wynne
Harrisburg
Orpheum
Wilmer and
Vincent
Constance Talmadge
Colonial Theater
Sidney Drew
James George
Law
Jack de Saulles
Victoria Theater
Harry P. Krivit
Paxtang Vollstane Park Theater
Park Theater
A. Seymour Brown
Mr. Brown
Foreign Born to Have Thousands in Parade
Harrisburg and Steelton workers from Harrisburg Manufacturing and Boller Company will march in the big Independence Day parade with 5,000 participants planned for the foreign born division. Italian, Croatian, Romanian and other groups vow bands and 600 Italian marchers. meetings set for route, bands, and formation. suffrage members and YWCA girls to adorn the procession with patriotic colors and American tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Manufacturing and Boller Company
Nineteen
Derry Streets
C. L. Scott
Reservoir Park
Harris Park
Capitol Park
Front
Forster Streets
Twelfth Street
Island Park
Edward Moeslein
Ross Seaman
Harrisburg
Steelton
United States
Harry A. Boyer
Italy
France
Seaman
Moeslein
Central Pennsylvania Suffrage Association
Mabel Cronise Jones
Mechanics Surg
Camp Hill
Lesmoyne
J. Sharon MacDonald
Suffrage Association
Abner W. Hartman
Capitol
Caroline Weiss
Philadelphia and Reading
Bell Telephone Company
Harrisburg Pipe and Pipe Bending Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Central Iron and Steel Company
Tank Corps
Camp Colt
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Reserve Militia
Middletown
Boyd Memorial
Stevens Memorial Guards
Hassett Club
W. Grant Forrer
C. W. Miller
Harry M. Stine
Charles E. Pass
Backenstoff
Civic Club
John W. Reily
William Jennings
Harrisburg to Restrict Bar Hours on July Fourth
A movement seeks closing drinking places in Harrisburg on the Fourth of July. It calls for many saloons to close from 9 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. and for club houses with bars to refrain until 5 p.m. The effort is not yet certain to succeed.
I Bathe You in Kisses Letter Led to Suit
Private Guy A Reynolds produced a letter by Paul H Hilken of Baltimore to Mrs Reynolds in an alienation suit settled out of court. Reynolds had eloped with Miss Frances Billings, daughter of Wilkes-Barre banker William Billings, in 1912 and separated in 1916. Hilken criticized President Wilson in a 1917 letter before U.S. entry into the war.
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New York
Frances
Guy A. Reynolds
Paul H. Hilken
Baltimore
Hilken
Reynolds
America
Wilson
Germany
United States
Americans Rush Huns Out of Wood Near Badonviller
Washington reports Pershing’s communique detailing June 20 to 22 actions northwest of Chateau Thierry. German artillery harassed front lines and rear areas with gas shells while American and French troops advanced, suffered prisoner captures, and repelled ambushes as patrols reconnoitered and held positions around Bouresches, Belleau woods, and Lucy Le Bocage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chateau Thierry
Pershing
War Department
Chateau-Thierry
Clerembauth
Marette Woods
Lucy le Bocage
Triangle Farm
Lethiolet
Boureshes
Paris Redd
Lucy Farm
Belleau Woods
Vaux
Bouresches
Fairbanks Will Sets Trust Fund In Memorial To Wife
Indianapolis probate filing reveals Charles W. Fairbanks estate valued at about 2.15 million. A 50 000 trust fund for social welfare is set for 500 years with income every fifty years. Other bequests include 25 000 to Ohio Wesleyan University and 50 000 to Methodist Episcopal Home, 25 000 to DePauw University, and 15 000 yearly for daughter Mrs. John W. Timmons. Remainder goes to sons Richard Warren and Fred. Personal property about 150 000. real estate around 2 million.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Ohio Wesleyan University
Methodist Episcopal and Deaconess
Depauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Richard Fairbanks
Warren Fairbanks
Fred Fabanks
Reading Active in Early Hours on Wall Street
Wall Street opened with strengths in the automobile group led by General Motors and Studebaker, while rails and industrials showed gains. Reading shares surged, Western and Southwestern rails stayed in demand, and Liberty Bonds held steady as markets moved through the morning with mixed advances and occasional reversals across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Notices to Bondholders and Public Notices in Harrisburg
Legal notices inform Penna Milk Products Co bondholders to present bonds 439 and 456 for payment before July 1918 and that interest ceases then. A Harrisburg utility dividend is declared at 1.5 percent on preferred stock payable June 30 1918 to shareholders of record June 10 1918. Letters testamentary issued for Annie F Zimmerman estate require settlement and claims to Harrisburg Trust Co executor. Proposals solicited for Forester's House near Edgemere Pike County with sealed bids due July 3 1918, Plans by Public Grounds and Buildings Harrisburg.
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Wellsville Borough
York County
York
Harrisburg
Harvey A. Gross
E. Market St
York, Pa
North Second Street
John P. Morgan
Court House
Blough Mfg. Co
Harrisburg Light & Power Co
Mechanica Trust Co
Central Guarantee, Trust & Safe Deposit Co. of
Valley Railways Co
Pressed Steel Car Co
Shawinigan Water and Power Co
Montreal
Canada
United Gas & Electric Corporation of Conn
Rockford and Freeport Electric Railway Co
Penna. Milk Products Co
Union Trust Co. of
Pennsylvania
Penna, Milk Products CO
Harrisburg Light and Power Company
Register of Wills
Dauphin County
Annie F. Zimmerman
Dauphin Co
Harrisburg Trust Company
Market Square
Forester
Edgemere
Pike County
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Penna
Conscience Fund Opens With $100 From Aged Traveler
A government rail road conscience fund begins with an initial $100 from a western man over 60 who says he once beat his way as a harvesting hand across Omaha Aberdeen M C Trinidad Cal Fort Worth Denver Joplin Springfield NL Kansas City Wichita and now repents and will send more if needed to cover his stolen rides.
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Washington
Omaha
Aberdeen
M. C
Trinidad
Cal
Fort Worth
Tex
Denver
Joplin
Springfield
Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Notice to Bidders and Special Meeting Highlights Millersburg and Harrisburg
Sealed bids for a brick city building in Millersburg Borough due June 29 1918 with 10 percent bid bond. Specifications available from Stephen Jury. Also bids for 1919 Pennsylvania licensed auto and traction engine badges due July 9 1918. Public meeting in Harrisburg July 2 1918 to approve debt increase from 10 to 10.5 million with five year notes. stockholders urged to attend.
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Centre Street
Millersburg
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Hartie
Pittsburgh
J. D. O'Neil
Rrisburg Light and PO Sha
Harrisbu Light and Power Company
Harrisburg Light and Power Company
Second Street
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Ney
Majestic
Pretty Baby
Regent Theater
Jules Verne
Phileas Fogg
Reform Club
London
Suez
Bombay
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Vancouver
Cherbourg
Marguerite Fisher
Mrs
Fatty Arbuckle
the Butcher Boy
Marguerite Clark
Cleopatra
Nes
Ann Wen
Fred
Fisher
Pear
Bessie Wynn
Paxtang Park Theater
Matinee and
Harry Krivit
Badonviller
Berlin
By Will
Automobile Group
General Motors
Studebaker Register
Associated Press
Fea
Tures
Automobile
Studebaker
Chandler Brothers and Company
North Market Square
Pine Street
Allis Chalmers
Amer Loco
Amer Smelting
Anaconda
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte Copper
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi, Mil and
St Paul
Chicago, RI and Pacific
China
J.searepee
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore
Inspiration Copper
International Paper Kennecott
Kansas City Southern Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors
Mere War
Ctis
Mex Petroleum
Miami Camper
Midvale Steel
New York Central
Norfolk and West
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh Coal
Railway Steel Spring
Ray Con Copper
Republic Iron and Steel
Southern Pacifie
S- BF
Southern Ry
Studebeker We Peeb
Union Panific
Torsy Jc
Steel
Uteh Copper
Virginie-Carolina Chem
Westinghouse Mfg
Willys-Overland
Maryland
Long Island
New Jersey
Western
Maine
Delaware
Michigan
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
Tierces
Timothy
Chicago Board OF Trade
Chicago
Board of Trade
H. F. Esterbrook
N. Third Street
Dial
Bureau of Markets
H. W. Stone
George A. Shreiner
Lloyd W. Mitchell
Southwestern Power
Lion
Bonbright & Company
Morris Wistar Stroud, Jr
Chestnut St
Boston
Detroit
Treasury Department OF
THE
Bonds Street
Crescent Street
Swatara Street
Kittatinny Street
Fifth Street
Hamilton Street
Sixteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Bailey Street
Brook Street
Fulton Street
Walnut Street
Calder Street
Wallace Street
Sayford Street
Verbeke Street
Dauphin Street
Granite Street
Camp Street
Jefferson Street
Peffer Street
Drummond Street
Hunter Street
Berry
Straat
Seventeenth Street
Whitehall Street
Seneca Street
Ella Alley
Green Street
Derry Street
Arket Street
Wharton Alley
Twenty-first Street
Harris Street
Cowden Street
Woodbine Street
Beneca Street
Prune Street
Nineteenth Street
Seventh Street
Market Street
Emerald Street
Harenburg, Pa
C.E. Weber
Stephen Jury
J. B. Lawrence
Market ST
Chiropodist
Bowman & Co
Moorhead Knitting Co
Columbus
Third ST