Market opens firm with mixed gains across sectors
New York stocks showed firmness at the open led by U S Steel and allied issues. Motors and high priced sectors fell slightly while Brookyn Union Gas slid nearly 12 points. Philadelphia and Chicago markets followed with varying movements in grains meats and futures.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall’ Street
Motor
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh Coal
Ohio Gas
General Motors
Studebaker, Texas Company
Industrial Alcohol
Brooklyn Union
U S Regulars Prepare For Battle In Camp Cinder
A WWI era dispatch describes U S Regulars at Camp Cinder awaiting embarkation for action. Regimental mascots include a bull terrier a goat a pet monkey several lizards and a parrot. Troop trains barges and transports assemble with heavy armament as the fleet departs at dusk amid extinguished lights and a final chorus of Sweet Adeline.
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Killingsgate
Mexico
Cinder
Maude
Marines Slip From Philadelphia to Front Lines Quietly
In Philadelphia the 2 700 marines under Colonel A Doyen quietly left the navy yard for France as part of Pershing’s expedition. Major General George Barnett spoke briefly, urging the corps to uphold its traditions. The departure occurred during a baseball practice with no crowd noise or ceremonies.
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Associated Press
New York
Pershing
France
Philadelphia Navy Yard
A. Doyen
George Barnett
Barnett
Navy Yard
Atlantic
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Navy Gard
Blue Jacket Nine
Couple to Wed This Evening in Patriotic Wedding
Miss Margaret D. Linderman and Roy J. Snively marry at 8:30 p m at 1327 Berryhill street. Rev. Clayton Smucker officiates under red and pink rose arch with Stars and Stripes drapery. After a wedding trip to New York Philadelphia Washington and the South they reside at 1827 Berryhill street after July 10.
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Margaret D. Linderman
Roy J. Snively
Charles B. Lehr
Berryhill Street
Clayton Albert Smucker
Stevens Memorial Methodist Church
William Lehr
Mr. Snively
Chambersburg
Moorhead
Mrs. Snively
Talions Move Out of Sight Behind Shade Trees
Soldiers slipped away from view into a sheltered area beyond shade trees, concealing their exact movements as they disappeared from the scene.
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Talions
American Army Advance Arrives in France Signals Hope
London papers lead with the arrival of an American advance force in France. The Times calls it an omen of hope and promise to freedom seekers, a presage of allied victory, and a democratic peace to be wrung from defeated Germany, with vast moral impact anticipated.
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London
France
the Times
Germany
Fine Old Home Be Pershing's Headquarters
Major General Pershing leaves his Paris hotel to reside in a fine old Rue de Varenne residence near his headquarters. The house, once owned by Prince Gortchakoff, features a magnificent garden and was leased before the war by Ogden Mills of New York for Pershing.
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Paris
Pershing
Rue de Varenne
Prince Gortchakoff
Ogden Mills
New York
Pershing Supreme in Command of Americans
Washington reports that General Pershing will be supreme in command of American forces in France with independent supply sources and only War Department orders. He will consult with the French high command but retain independent authority on operations. The War Department plans to publish his instructions after he assumes a position on the western front.
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Washington
House of Commons
Haig
War Department
Pershing
France
Interest Shown in Golf Tourney at Colonial Club
Interest grows in the summer match golf tournament at Colonial Country Club. The cup structure awards multiple winners across first, second, and third sixteen brackets plus beaten eight rounds. Week ending June 24 results include Seeley over Hunker and others, with schedules posted at the clubhouse and weekly point standings led by Hunter, Owrey, and Nissley.
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Isa
Seeley
Hunker
Owrey
Kelley
Nissley
Bradenbaugh
Armstrong
Sweeney
Harry
Murray
Steinert
Kenney
Ogelsby
Allen
Devine
Hunter
Pennock
Brinser
Morgan
Leonard
Kinter
Ray
Gulbrandsen
Dare
Hambright
Miller
Nestor
Elliott- Fisher Company
Co. H. Hunter
Reception to Mr and Mrs Groff Return Missionaries
A reception for Mr and Mrs Weidman Groff is held at 8 pm at Olivet Presbyterian Church hosted by the missionary Society. The Groffs recently returned from China and will share experiences from their work there. All friends are invited to attend.
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Weidman Groff
Olivet Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society
Groff
China
Mr. Groff
Olivet
Health column answers by Dr Baker on tonics and tablets
Dr Baker endorses five grain arbolone and cadomene tablets for fat reduction and digestion and three grain hypo nucleene and balm wort tablets for weight gain, liver and kidney support. Readers share testimonials. notice invites free advice and a health guide book request.
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Miss Alltra M
Lewis Baker
M. T, Hudgins
Orange
Texas
Breakfast Lifter Trio Arrested Across City
Edward Harbold James Clark and Frank Morton were arrested this morning in different sections of the city on the same charge. They were caught lifting a light breakfast from front steps after the milkman’s visit. None of them have a permanent abode. Harbold and Clark belong to the Ancient and Honorable Order of Umbrella Menders.
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Edward Harbold
James Clark
Frank Morton
Harbold
Clark
Order of
Umbrella Menders
Executor's Notice for Charles R Gilmer Estate Harrisburg
Letters testamentary granted to Charles G Gilmer executor, residing at Derry and Twenty seventh streets Harrisburg. Creditors and claimants must present claims promptly. Bondholders of Geese Bonds numbers 70 68 467 105 2917 362 61 245 408 must present to Union Trust Co Harrisburg for July 1 1917 payment after which interest ceases.
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Charles R. Gilmer
Harrisburg
Derry
Twenty-Seventh Streets
Charles G. Gilmer
Penna. Milk Products Co
Union Trust Co. of
Pennsylvania
District Court of the United States
Middle District
Howard M. Eldridge, Jr
Dauphin
North Third Street
John T. Olmsted
Rebuilding Lyonsville Bridge Sealed Bids Opened
Harrisburg June 21 1917 sealed bids for rebuilding the Lyonsville bridge over Swatara Creek Dauphin County will be received by County Controller Henry W Gough until 11 am June 29. Plans call for reinforced concrete three span earth filled arches. deposit $10 for plans. bid bond 10 percent. bids opened noon June 29 with right to reject all bids.
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Harrisburg
Loum
Ouse
Swatara Creek
Loysville
Dauphin Our
Herson
Lyonsville Bridge
Dauphin County
Onde
Henry W. Gough
Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna Township Water Company
Susquehanna Township
Rutherford Heights
Chambers Hill
Swatara Township
Progress
Short and
Maple Streets
Short Street
Maple Street
Mayflower Avenue
Commonwealth Trust Company
Recorder's Office
Company
Attorneys Bergner Trexler Named in Harrisburg Reading Case
Notable attorneys C. H. Bergner of Harrisburg and Edward D. Trexler of Reading are identified in a regional legal matter. The listing appears in a brief notice naming both professionals and their offices.
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C. H. Bergner
Harrisburg, Pa
Edward D. Trexler
Reading, Pa
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Norfolk
Kansas Clear
Timothy
Ee Clover
Chicago
Chicago Board OF Trade
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Eee
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Aubee Stamdi
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Alfred H. Ebert & CO
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Keystone Hotel
Hummelstown
Lebanon
Yland
Beveryan
Jecen
M. D. Swartz
C. Hess
B. Shenk
U. S
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Pershing’s
Colonial
MR. and
Mrs. Groff
Return
M. C
John C
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Venisi Baha
College Bidg
College-Elwood Streets
Dayton
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Henry J. C
Henry Gilbert & Son
Market St
PEA Coal
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Davis & Hargest
Delaware and
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Cunningham
McCall
P. S
D. B. Kieffer & CO
H. D. Koons
King Oscar
John C. Herman & Co. Makers
D. Bacon CO
S. Cameron St
Detroit
Third St
Bell
Dayton Cycle CO
Third St. Bell
Maxwell
Sunshine Garage
Cameron
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Charles A. Snyder
Harman M. Kephart
Board of Commissioners of Public
Capitol
George A. Shreiner
Lloyd W. Mitchell
Court House
South West Missouri Electric Railway Company
Cs Anrial Rg
Iron & Steel Company
Harrisburg Traction Company
HARRISBURG_TRUST COMPANY
Truabaay
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