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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
2
Cole Motor Car Company unveils six Aero-Eight all-season models including Sportsedan Sportcoupe Tourse dan Tourosine and Towncar. The line features flash panel construction eliminating superstructure overhang and enabling panels to drop for summer driving. Mohair velvet upholstery matches exterior colors.
An official homecoming greeted Lieutenant Commander Read and his associates in New York on June 28. The welcome echoed ceremonies once reserved for returning cabinet members, signaling high stature for the group and their service.
Commander Albert C Read and associates Commander John R Towers and Lieutenant Commander P H L Bellanger stepped ashore yesterday from the Army transport Zeppelin completing a historic Atlantic crossing.
The bill ending government control of telegraphs telephones cable and radio communications was prepared for President Wilson's signature after House and Senate approved the conference agreement. It aims to terminate government wire administration on July 31.
Dorothy wakes on a floating hen coop adrift on the ocean. A talking yellow hen named Billina explains she hatched a plan to survive and the pair reach a sunlit shore where Billina hunts breakfast while Dorothy discovers a gold key buried in the sand.
Tokio reports Dr. Somei Uzawa, counsel for Rev. E M Mowry of Mansfield Ohio, calls the conviction for concealing Korean rioters an unpardonable trespass on the rights of man. Mowry's sentence was four months after appeal, originally six months.
The Senate approved raising the Shipping Board appropriation from 276 million to 491 million dollars for completing the government ship building program with only one dissenting vote during a late session aimed at passing the sundry civil appropriation bill.
A fragmented preview hints at a stranded narrator on a deserted island with a talking yellow hen. The tale promises a remarkable Lunch Bow filled with goodies and an interruption by unseen figures called the Wheelers, tied to an upcoming story.
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