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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

9

Opinion split on beer case intervention with production limits

Attorneys for brewers and the Federal government claimed in court that an appeals court ruling affected enforcement of limits on beer with five percent alcohol. The decision barred the collector from interfering in the manufacture or sale of 2.75 cent beer pending a legal determination on its intoxicating status.

Associated Press New York Federalvernment United Tes Circuit Court of Appeals Mayer Rich J. McElligott United States

Mag Rhu Stomach Remedy Promises Digestive Relief

An advertisement touts Mag Rhu as a five remedy blend for stomach troubles. It claims to aid digestion, neutralize acids, relieve belching and bloating, ease constipation, and improve nerve and blood circulation without drugs or alcohol. One box shown, price and refund terms, available through local druggists or direct mail from the Mag Rhu Company.

Croll Keller Market Street Mag Rhu Mag Rhu Company Fitzsimmons

Appellate Court Simplifies Prohibition Case Against Brewers

The court lifts pendente lite injunction on the Federal prosecutor allowing him to proceed. It leaves in force the injunction against McElligott noting it cannot harm the acting collector of internal revenue. Emory R. Buckner calls the ruling a victory for brewers who claim 2.75 percent beer can be made and sold after July 1. Cornelius J. Smyth says the ruling offers brewers less advantage than before and that war time prohibition remains enforceable with penalties.

Francis G. Caffey McElligott Internal Revenue Emory R. Buckner Cornelius J. Smyth United States District Attorney

Miners Urge Governor Veto of Anti Sedition Bill

Hazleton Pa June 27 members of the tri district board United Mine Workers of America released resolutions adopted at their session calling for the veto of the anti sedition bill.

Hazleton Tri-District United Mine Workers of America

Hair Care Warning Against Harsh Washing

An old column warns that many soaps and shampoos have excess alkali that dry the scalp and brittle the hair. It recommends Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless for regular use, claiming it cleanses hair and scalp effectively with a rich lather and leaves hair soft and manageable.

Wilkes-Barre Opposes Anti Se di tion Bill as Liberty Crushes

Wilkes-Barre condemns the anti sedition bill as reactionary and calls on Governor Sproul to veto. It labels the measure as an obnoxious and unAmerican bill that would suppress free speech and criticism of government actions if enacted.

Wilkes-Barre William C. Sproul

Patriotic Day Service At Riverside M E Church

Riverside Methodist Church hosts a Patriotic Day service on Sunday evening at 8 oclock. Dr George Murray Klepfer leads a talk titled The Young Mans Patriotism. Al Seltzer and the Men s Adult Bible class supervise decorations with the Peerless orchestra and a large chorus. Veterans groups and returning servicemen are invited.

Riverside Methodist Episcopal Church Third Low Streets al Seltzer Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart's C. L. Rhoads McCormick George Murray Klepfer Sons of Veterans Patriotic Order of Americans Junior Order American Mechanics

Hamby to Die in Electric Chair July 28

Gordon Fawcett Hamby convicted of fatally shooting De Witt C. Peal during the December 13 bank robbery at East Brooklyn Savings Bank. He was sentenced in Brooklyn Supreme Court to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of July 28.

New York Gordon Fawcett Hamby DeWitt C. Peal East Brooklyn Savings Bank Supreme Court Brooklyn Sing Sing Hamby Allen de Witt C. Peal Henry Coons

Year Book Highlights Tuberculosis Fight in Pennsylvania

The Year Book of the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis outlines wartime health findings, progress in state branches, and the push for public health education. It notes growth of organizations, active volunteers, and reliance on Christmas seal fund-raising for campaigns to stamp out tuberculosis.

Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis Tuberculosis Society Pennsylvania Society Pennsylvania Tubberculosis Society

Jack Britton Shaded by Perry in 12 Rounds

Cumberland, Md. June 26 Jack Britton welterweight titleholder and Jack Perry challenger went 12 rounds last night After the fifth round the bout was even Britton fought openly seeking a knockout but failed There was no decision but local newspapers and sports generally favor Perry by a shade

Cumberland, Md Jack Britton Jack Perry Britton Perry

Wise Man Prepares as Summer Clothing Scarcity Looms

The piece notes hot weather ahead and urges wise shoppers to prepare early for summer. It warns that higher grade summer garments are scarce, while inexpensive rag bag items abound. It mentions the coming Glorious Fourth holiday and the need to plan purchases.

Palm Beach Suits With Lustrous Finish Offer Value

Smartly styled waistline and form fitting models in single and double breast cuts. They emphasize self poise shapeliness and drape associated with high quality tailoring. Prices are listed at $15 and $18.

Palm Beach

Blue Serge Coats and Trousers Sale Ad

An advertising note touts blue serge coats and trousers at 28.50 with high grade serge. Coats are quarter silk lined and tailored to perfection, offered in regular and stout sizes.

Zefirette Suits Demand Grows With Stock Shortage

Zefirette suits priced at $25 and $28.50 see strong demand as retailers anticipate stock exhaustion before hot weather arrives. Retailers note ample initial stock but expect quick turnover as buyers rush to secure outfits.

Zefirette

Licenses Of Doctors Taken In Drug Act Action

The State Bureau of Medical Education and Licensure revoked seven doctors licenses for narcotic act violations and suspended five others. Dr Elizabeth Baer of Philadelphia serves a sentence for sedition, the latter case being the first under the new bureau and drug acts. Also named are Drs Davis A. Dean Pittsburgh John C. Bat e son Scranton John F Fox Oskar Burm Pittsburgh Thomas St Francis Connellsville William H Rote Williamsport Henry L Lewis Eric and others. William M Smith appointed bank examiner in State Banking Department with Governor Sproul backing. notes turnabout in Pennsylvania politics. House road bill gives highway commissioner option to add side roads for horses on certain widths. Legislature convened January 2. historical adjournment dates cited.

State Bureau of Medical Education and Licensure Wa.r Elizabeth Baer Philadelphia Bureau Davis A. Dean Pittsburgh John C. Bateson Scranton John F. Fox Oskar Burm Thomas St. Francis Connellsville William H. Rote Williamsport Henry L. Lewis Eric William Penn Buck Lansdowne Henry Augustus Zeigler York

Pigeons Deliver Red Lion Baseball Scores

Red Lion Pennsylvania residents adopted carrier pigeons to relay inning by inning reports and final scores from games played on Dallastown’s diamond. A pigeon is released after each inning bearing the score, received by watch-waiters at Mark LaMotte’s pigeon loft. The Red Lion Pigeon Club sees this as a promising replacement for telephone reports.

Red Lion Dallastown Mark LaMotte Red Lion Pigeon Club

Backbone of Market Teamsters Strike Broken

The backbone of the market teamsters and chauffeurs strike was broken as produce dealers lifted the embargo on fresh fruits and vegetables. Shippers in the south and west are to be notified to resume shipments immediately after police guarded caravans moved several hundred carloads from railroad terminals in New York and Jersey City.

New York Potomac Maryland Edgemere N. J Jersey City

Brisbane Buys Interest in Newark Ledger

Lucius T. Russell announce Arthur Bris bane editor of the New York Evening Journal and Washington Times has bought an interest in the Newark Ledger’s morning and evening editions. The sale terms will be set in a written agreement next week and take effect July 1. The policy and local management will stay the same. Russell will run the papers and Brisbane will offer advice and editorials.

Newark N. J Lucius T. Russell Newark Ledger Arthur Brisbane New York Evening Journal Washington Times Russell Brisbane

Greek Reinforcements Sent to Smyrna Amid Turkish Attacks

Paris reports Greek reinforcements, including a division from Macedonia, have been sent to Smyrna to aid Greeks under assault by Turkish forces. In New York, Sing Sing prisoner Charles Ortner refused parole, becoming the first inmate in 94 years to decline release.

Paris Smyrna Macedonia New York Charles Ortner Sing Sing State Board of Parole Ortner Brooklyn

San Juan to Celebrate Its 400th Anniversary

San Juan marks the 400th anniversary of its founding with a July 4, 1519 date cited by historian Cayetano Coll y Tosta. A celebration is planned with invitations to Cuba, San Domingo and St. Thomas to participate in events including the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

San Juan Cuba San Domingo St. Thomas Cayetano Coll Y Tosta Toste Borinquen Juan Ponce de Leon

London Docks Flooded With Port Wine Scene

A London reporter describes the docks flooded with port as hogsheads litter roads and sheds. Quays crowded with wine disrupt unloading while ships from Spain and Portugal head to the outer docks.

London England Spain Portugal

Tiz for Feet Foot Care Ad

A vintage style advertisement promises relief from tired sore feet with Tiz foot powder. It touts instant comfort for tiredness swelling and odor and claims a 25 cent box lasts a year with no substitutes.

Johnny

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