Urge Germans to fulfill the terms of peace
A London wireless dispatch reports President Eb ert Premier Bauer and all ministers issuing a German peace proclamation urging full compliance with the treaty. The message calls for work and duty, vows intercession for those threatened with separation, and stresses loyalty to the empire. Parliament discusses reparation for sunk ships and the Scapa Flow incident with Allies asserting demand for reparation.
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Associated Press
London
Ebert
Bauer
Berlin
Ther
House of Commons
Walter Hume Long
Admiralty
Paris
Versailles
Poland
Community centers to be given trial in Harrisburg area
Community centers described as three acres of floor space with $450000 plus cost, auditorium, two gymnasiums and two baths. Dr Downes argues new era in education with cookery sewing housekeeping stenography drawing music printing metal and electrical work. Initial trial at Camp Curtin in September amid past failures of parent teacher groups. London May 26 tenor claim Thomas Burke rising star after Covent Garden with Melba. Welcome home for discharged Shellsville soldiers planned with speakers Prothonotary Pass and County Solicitor Moyer. Bible class entertained at Blain with games music and refreshments.
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Harrisburg
Dr. Downes
Shimmell
Downes
Camp Curtin
London
Thomas Burke
Caruso
Mr. Burke
Lancashire
St. Joseph's School
Leigh
Ita!ander
Ernesto Colli
TC Welcome Yanks
Shellsville
Hanover Township
Charles E. Pass
Philip&. Moyer
Blain
Lutheran Sunday School
A. C. Henry
C. M. Bower
Jackson Township
Willard’s Own Story Daily Run in The Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press features Jess Willard’s own story in a daily serialized run. The piece presents Willard’s personal reflections and career milestones as reported in the newspaper’s pages.
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Jess Willard
Philadelphia Press
Can I Be Cured Says the Sufferer
An article urges readers to seek early treatment for disease and keep kidneys healthy. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as quick relief for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming they remove pain and toxins. The ad promises three sealed sizes and a refund if ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Haarlem
Pleas Of Guilty To Be Heard In Court Monday
District Attorney Michael E Stroup lists defendants including Lloyd Dohner George O Shultz Sadie Brehm William Ney Roy McDowell David Curtis George T Fleck Thomas Johnson Ollie Carter with charges such as larceny assault and battery and unlawful possession of drugs. Lawyers from Dauphin county travel to Bedford Springs for State Bar Association sessions returning via Maryland.
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Michael E. Stroup
Lloyd Dohner
George O. Shultz
Sadie Brehm
William Ney
Roy McDowell
David Curtis
George TF. Fleck
Thomas Johnson
Ollie Carter
Dauphin County
Bedford Springs
State Bar Association
Maryland
Charles H. Bergner
John T. Brady
Sumner S. Bowman
Job J. Conklin
Edward F. Doehne
William H. Earnest
Elmer E. Erb
John E. Fox
William M. Hain
Frank M. Hunter
James G. Hatt
Arthur H. Hull
John W. Jacobs
Philip S. Moyer
George Kunkel
Mark T. Milner
John T. Olmsted
George L. Reed
A. Carson Stamm
William S. Snyder
Horace A. Segelbaum
Oscar G. Wickersham
Edna E
James B. Matchett
Willis L. Howell
South
Cameron Street
Charles E. Pass
Super-Jazz Orchestra to Play For Triangle Dance
The Triangle Club hosts a summer dance on Wednesday evening July 2 with dancing from 8 30. Hall's Super-Jazz Orchestra of Wilkes-Barre will provide music and a special car service will transport guests home at the end.
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Triangle Club
Hall
Super
Wilkes-Barre
Railroad yard crew standings and assignments listed
The Philadelphia and Enola divisions detail crews for multiple yards. Readouts include engineer fireman conductor and brakeman rosters, with first-run crews after specific times, plus engine and yard up lists and pending vacancies across middle and passenger service divisions. The Reading yard closes with a brief note and an ad line for McNeil's Pain Exterminator.
Hickok Manufacturing marks 75 years with surprise loyalty tribute
Workers at the W. C. Hickok Manufacturing Company celebrated the seventy fifth anniversary with a secret ceremony presenting a silver cup to heads W O Hickok III and Ross A Hickok. Albert Broadmeyer commended loyalty and hinted a strike is unlikely. The firm began in 1844 and now employs 110 at its Ninth and Cumberland plant producing ruling and book binding machinery.
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W. ©. Hickok
W. O. Hickok
Ross A. Hickok
Albert Broadmeyer
Third
Cranberry Streets
North Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eagle Works
W. C. Hickok Manufacturing Company
Capitol Park
Ninth and
Cumberland Streets
William Kepple
Edward Bowman
William Anderson
Earle Unger
Chester Buffington
City Island Park camp accepts girls applications for summer
Girls may apply for accommodations at the city summer camp in Island Park McCormick island under the playground branch Park Department supervises. Camp opens next Thursday with instructors to be named soon Miss Mildred Burkholder and Fred Knuth to lead Sycamore playground Harriet Harrison resigns from Calder post. applicants should see J K Staples. Scheduling for sewing and folk dancing instructors announced with locations and times.
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McCormick’s Island
Park Department
J. K Staples
Mildred Burkholder
Fred Knuth
Sycamore
Harriet Harrison
Calder Playground
Mr. Staples
Caroline Hatton
Reservoir
Hamilton
Penn
Twelfth Street
Harris
Paxtang
Maclay
Reily
Calder
Boas
Emerald
Margaret Turner
Emerland
Meeting of Hick A Thrift Membership Committee
Engle E Hershey who heads the Hick A Thrift Pine Street Sunday School membership panel calls a gathering in the Boyd Memorial Building tonight at 8 oclock. Members urged to attend include Frank Kent Daniel Burkholder Robert Notestine Janvier Irwin Chester Wolfe Robert Shuler Lester Sutton Earl Brehm Murray Washburn Russel Welsh Vernon Wright Ellsworth Herbert George FE Ellis R Myrle Ellis Bradbury Foss Robert Fager George RR Horbert Charles Low Ralph Manning William Mote M Edgar Neaveling Fred M Olphin Harry T Richwine Paul Roeder Edwin Rockafeller Ira W Showers Edward Strouse Daniel W Sebolt Garret B Wall William F Wolfe.
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Engle E. Hershey
Hick- A-Thrift
Pine Street
Boyd Memorial Building
Frank Kent
Daniel Burkholder
Robert Notestine
Janvier Irwin
Chester Wolfe
Robert Shuler
Lester Sutton
Earl Br
Apartment House Instead of Service Station
W J Stewart president of Liberty Realty Co said Bentley property on North Front street will become an apartment building facing Front street instead of a public service station. He noted a 30 foot setback to avoid neighborhood objections and cited a Supreme Court upheld injunction against a garage in a residential area as a nuisance.
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W. J. Stewart
Liberty Realty Company
Bentley
North Front Street
Calder
The
Telegraph
Front Street
Stewart
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Harrisburg Republican Club Plans Saturday Outing
Members will hold a dinner at Beechrut Club New Cumberland on Saturday with fried chicken and mock turtle soup. On Monday evening a hardshell crab supper will be served at the club headquarters.
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Republican Club
Harrisburg
Beechrut Club
New Cumberland
Teachers Pay Bill Adopted in State Conference Action
The bill provides 10.5 million state share. 8,100 provisional certificate holders to gain. The measure shifts costs to districts, redefining rural schools and removing two million dollars in amendments. Ratified 192 to 8 with brief discussion by Showalter, Flynn, Harrar, and others. Sproul aided conference.
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Union
Ramsey
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Conference Committee
Larng
Berks
Harrar
Lycoming
Messrs. Showalter
Wallace
Lawrence
Flynn
Elk
Thomas E. Finegan
Messrs
Williams
Tioga
William Co. Sproul
Committee of Conference
Schantz
Senate
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Bulgars and Turks Raid Thrace Villages Reported Murders
Reports received by the Athens news agency say bands of Bulgars and Turks, cooperating closely, attacked several Thrace villages now under their control. Ninety three Greeks were killed at Karaghatsk, and Beosnahors saw three mutilated bodies with four more Greeks missing amid rising malnutrition deaths.
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Saloniki
Thrace
Athens
Karaghatsk
Beosnahors
Rainy Picnic Day Brightens Soutter’s 25c Employees
Despite threatening skies, seventy five Soutter’s Twenty-five Cent Department Store workers and friends rode to Hershey Park for the annual picnic. An outdoor baseball game was planned, but indoor games and dancing will ensure a fun afternoon and evening if rain continues. The Hanly n School Community Club plans a Saturday festival at Mainlyn School to raise funds for the improvement fund with ice cream cakes candy and drinks.
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Soutter
Hershey Park
Hainlyn
Improvement Fund
Permit Granted to Erect One Story Brick Garage
Arthur and Lathan A. Shanna man with M. G. Sollenberger chosen as constructor received a permit to build a one story brick garage at the rear of 2004 06 Wood Street costing 500 dollars.
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Arthur and Lathan A. Shannaman
M. G. Sollenberger
Wood Street
Kiwanis Hear War Work Defense Of Y M C A Efforts
Charles H. Clark demobilization officer at the local Y M C A defended the organization’s war work and price policy before Kiwanis guests. Speakers praised Y M C A activities, while humorous stunts by Doc Miller lightened the meeting as members applauded support for higher school salaries in the Legislature.
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Penn-Harris of Kiwanis Club
Charles H. Clark
State of New Jersey
Doc” Miller
Athletic Dominion
Johnny Herman
Fist
J. Loy Arnold
Daniel Kepner
Mechanicsburg
Nathan Hollinger
Columbia
S. C
Linford Scott
Harrisburg
Greencastle
William Strouse
Lieut
al. K. Thomas
Mr. Clark
Churches of
Germany
Flanders
France
Kiwanis
New York Produce Merchants Open Stands as Police Guard
Produce merchants, lacking fresh fruit and vegetables since Monday due to a strike by over 3,000 union teamsters and chauffeurs, opened stands early to unload about 1,500 freight cars in New York and New Jersey yards. Police were deployed to prevent violence at rail yards and markets. Trucks transporting produce were guarded as negotiators failed to settle the strike after extensive talks.
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Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
Surgeon Collins Leads Pennsylvania District Health Plan
Surgeon General Ireland announced the organization of medical districts for war risk insurance beneficiaries to receive treatment. The Pennsylvania and Delaware district will be headed by Surgeon G. L. Collins with an office at 410 Chestnut Street Philadelphia and supervision by the Public Health Service with a health officer at each headquarters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ireland
Public Health Service
Pennsylvania
Delaware
G. L. Collins
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Deaths and Funerals Agnes A Buckingham
Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes Ann Buckingham were held at her home on Green Street. The Rev. Dr. Robert Bagnell officiated with pallbearers Charles M. Singer Daniel W. Cox Anson P. Dare Howard V. Townsend Wesley B. Townsend and James B. DeShong. Burial followed in Harrisburg cemetery.
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Agnes A. Buckingham
Agnes Ann Buckingham
Green Street
Robert Bagnell
Grace Methodist Church
Charles M. Singer
Daniel W. Cox
Anson P. Dare
Howard V. Townsend
Wesley B. Townsend
James B. DeShong
Harrisburg
Ringneck Pheasants to be distributed in Perry county
Maur ice Shuler game warden of Perry county has received 100 ringneck pheasant eyes for distribution this week among Perry county sportsmen to assist hatching efforts.
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Liverpool
Maurice Shuler
Perry County
Governor Sets a Precedent in State Government Reforms
The article notes Governor Sproul touting increased charity appropriations and extensive highway legislation as marking Pennsylvania ahead of other states. He praises a teacher salary rise and plans to appoint top minds to revise the Constitution, while session length and adjournment remarks showcase political tension and ceremonial honors.
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Commonwealth
Wartime Prohibition Legislation Moves Through House
Washington reports the House judiciary committee split prohibition bills into three parts. Wartime prohibition enforcement to be reported before adjournment, with a July 1 dry date likely unless President Wilson suspends the law. Constitutional prohibition enforcement expected to be tougher than wartime enforcement.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Hotelmen Lose Booze Boom Amid War Ers
The article reports that hotelmen faced a booze problem with demand for hard liquor remaining light. Despite wartime temperance rhetoric and proposed prohibition acts, many drinkers show restraint and avoid private stockpiling.
Dorey Fehleisen Keeps French Police Dog Named Dorey
Day desk man at the police station, Dorey Fehleisen, owns a seven week old French police dog presented by a returning soldier. The dog was secured in France and carried for weeks before the soldier was ordered home. Dorey will send the pup to a friend to keep on his farm until it matures.
Pile Sufferers Urged to Try New Home Treatment
Readers are advised to act quickly and request a free trial of a new home remedy claimed to relieve pile symptoms without discomfort or time loss. The offer promises a rapid reduction of suffering and emphasizes ease of use.
Free trial piles treatment offer from E R Page
Advertises a free trial for piles promising a safe best treatment. Invites any age occupation with persistent or recurring symptoms to send name and address to E R Page 963 A Page Bldg Marshall Michigan today.
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E. R. Page
Marshall
Mich
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