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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

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Rush of Troops Through City Prelude to Allied Push

Mobilization follows at Sea Girt New Jersey as Batteries A and B hospital and signal corps move to the Mexican border. Four trains total 108 cars. New York and Connecticut units to leave Jersey City soon amid wider Allied offensives.

Pennsylvania Railroad Sea Girl N. J Hospital and Signal Corps of New Jersey New York Connecticut Jersey City

Unsettled Weather With Showers For Harrisburg Area

For Harrisburg and vicinity unsettled weather with showers likely tonight. Wednesday partly cloudy and cooler with light variable winds shifting to northwest. Susquehanna and tributaries expected to fall slowly with possible local rises after showers within 24 hours. River stage near 5.8 feet, high and low pressure patterns noted across regions.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Susquehanna River Missouri Mississippi Great Lakes Middle Atlantic New England California Pacific Great Salt Lake Lake Northwest States Canadian Oklahoma West Tennessee Gulf States Florida Idaho

Hughes Endorsed by Johnson and Progressives for Hughes

Sacramento dispatch reports Governor Hiram W. Johnson, a Progressive leader, declaring support for Charles E. Hughes for President. The Progressive National Committee also endorsed Hughes by a 32 to 6 vote, with several members abstaining. Roosevelt dined with Hughes in New York, and Carlisle preparations for Molly Pitcher monument unveiling proceed in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

Sacramento Cal Hiram W. Johnson Progressive Party Charles E. Hughes Chicago Progressive National Committee Charles Evans Hughes Carlisle State of Pennsylvania Molly Pitcher

Harrisbore volunteers form first infantry unit for Mexico

Harrisbore plans to organize its first volunteer infantry company for service with the Flag in Mexico tomorrow evening at the courthouse. Backed by ex army men guardsmen and Spanish-American War veterans the drive aims to enroll about 150 volunteers in anticipation of a presidential call.

Associat Washington D. C Carrizal United States Wilson Carranza Rodgers Mexico City Foreign Office War Department Funston Congress Harrisbore Mexico

Steelton Man Slashes Throat In Front Of Daughter

In Steelton today a 65 year old man named Hans, a baker with Harrisburg Baking Company, slashed his throat from ear to ear in his back yard in the presence of his young daughter and near Conestoga street. His wife died about a year ago and he leaves five children. No reason is known for the act.

Charles, Haas North Second Street Conestoga Street Steelton Hans Harrisburg Baking Company

Shackleton Cables Hope Despite Ice Blocking Rescue

Sir Ernest Shackleton reports from Port Stanley that ice prevents rescuers from reaching Elephant Island. He says his team is hard pressed but not beyond hope of salvation. George A. Knight, longtime Republican figure and prominent California attorney, dies at 65 in San Francisco after heart disease.

Shackleton London Sir Ernest Shackleton Port Stanley Falkland Elephant Island San Francisco George A. Knight California Knight William H. Taft

Women Here to Feed Soldiers in Harrisburg Chapter Drive

The Harrisburg Chapter of the Women's Division For National Preparedness plans to feed 1,000 hungry Connecticut and New York troops passing through between 6 and 7 PM. Volunteers are urged to send coffee, sandwiches or fruit to Union Station by 6 PM, with A. E. Buchanan arranging drop offs. John K. McKallip, longtime Harrisburg newspaper man, died last Thursday in New Kensington after a career in local and other city journalism.

Harrisburg Women's Division For Connecticut New York State Union Station A. E. Buchanan Pennsylvania Railroad Jack" McKallip John K. McKallip New Kensington Philadelphia

Sixty Car Parade Sets Off on Harrisburg Motor Club Tour

The Motor Club of Harrisburg launches a 2 day scenic tour to Johnstown. Sixty cars line Market Square at 8:30 with William R. Douglass as starter. Tourists join at Duncannon Newport Millerstown and Lewistown. Johnstown serves as night control.

Motor Club of Harrisburg Johnstown Market Square William R. Douglass Harrisburgers Duncannon Newport Millerstown Lewistown

Moving Pictures of Gretna Camp Show at Mount Gretna

The Telegraph offers a view into Camp Gretna and Camp Brumbaugh, letting readers glimpse Company T and Company D of the Eighth Regiment in camp without traveling. The article promises an unobtrusive look at military life during training.

Moving Pictures Gretna Camp Eighth Regiment Mount Gretna Camp Brumbaugh

Two Dead and Two Fatally Hurt in Phila Auto Crash

In Philadelphia a motor truck struck a telegraph pole killing drivers Robert McClellan 38 and Albert Norton 23 and seriously injuring Arthur Simons 23 and William Slost 24 all residents of the city. McClellan and Norton died at the scene while Simons and Slost sustained severe injuries.

Associated Press Philadelphia Robert McClellan Albert Norton Arthur Simons William Slost McClellan Norton Simons Slost

Samuel W Fleming Resigns as Assistant Postmaster

Postmaster C Sites confirms the resignation of Samuel W Fleming the assistant postmaster with resignation to take effect mid July He joined the service in 1901 under ex Postmaster Stackpole and will shift to private business The force regrets the decision and duties will be divided under the two division system

Rank C. Sites Samuel W. Fleming Fleming Stackpole Sites Post Office

House Disagrees to Senate Amendments on Hay Bill

The House votes 119 to 5 to reject all Senate amendments to the Hay militia drafting resolution which would cut a million dollar relief allotment for families of enlisted guardsmen. Conferees named by both chambers. The Naval Committee favorably reports Padgett naval militia federalization with retention pay in peace and draft authority in emergencies.

Washington House Senate Hay Militia Congress House Naval Committee

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