Indiana Day Law Upheld by Supreme Court
Indianapolis June 29 The Indiana statewide prohibition law was upheld by the State Supreme Court in a four to one decision. Judge John W. Spencer of Evansville dissented. The law, in effect since April 2, bone dry, had faced constitutional challenges but is now sustained, ending liquor interests hopes for reversal. Saloon licenses were being sought in many areas pending the ruling. Captain Lassiter, Middletown Ordnance Depot, transfers to the aircraft division in Washington. Four new officers to Middletown, eleven more soon. depot to become a training site for warehouse work for commissioned men.
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Indiana
State Supreme Court
John W. Spencer
Evansville
Gary
Transferre
Lassitern
Middletown
Washington
Congress
Tributes Paid by Dauphin Bar Members
Revolutions honoring the late T Kittera Van Dyke and William Loe ser were presented at noon today at the Dauphin County Bar meeting presided by President Judge George Kunkel. Resolutions for Van Dyke and Loe ser were prepared by committees and will be entered on court records. Judge Kunkel chaired the meeting. Charles C. Stroh called it to order. Frank J. Roth led the Loe ser resolutions committee. Loe ser served seven years at the bar. Van Dyke admitted over twenty years ago. Barnett chaired the Van Dyke resolutions committee with Hull Nead Conklin and Reed.
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T. Kittera van Dyke
William L. Loeser
Dauphin County
George Kunkel
Charles C. Stroh
Kunkel
Frank J. Roth
Mr. Loeser
Loeser
van Dyke
George R. Barnett
George Ross Hull
B. Frank Nead
Job J. Conklin
George L. Reed
W. R. Zimmerman
S. J. M. McCarrell
Tillie Dale
Blair
Stella M. Flanagan
Edwin E. Shafer
Altoona
Johnson
W. W. Caldwell
Real estate surge as Harrisburg wartime demand rises
Severe building restrictions amid war and population growth drive the largest residential movement in Harrisburg in years. War boosts demand across modest and pricey homes and even business district houses, with hopes the first half of 1918 will break records.
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Harrisburg
Capitol Park
Europe
Capitol Park Bridge Meeting Arranged by City Officials
City officials plan an early joint meeting with state authorities to advance Capitol Park development. Attending will be George A. Schreiner and experts Brunner Greiner Manning along with city council members, the Planning Commission, and the Board of Public Grounds and Buildings. The group will discuss a monumental bridge at State street, street widenings, zoning near the viaduct, and transferring Walnut street bridge funds up to 300000 dollars for bridge needs.
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John E. Fox
George A. Shreiner
Capitol Park
Brunner
Greiner
Manning
City Council
City Planning Commission
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Fox
Capital Park
State Street
Third
Walnut Streets
Cameron Street
Harrisburg to celebrate Americanization Day with parade
The article covers Harrisburg's Independence Day celebration stressing the welcome of foreign-born residents, a low per-person cost, and widespread participation by industrial, commercial, and civic groups. It notes speeches, mass meetings in multiple churches, and awards for best national and local decorations, plus a Middletown Ordnance Department contingent and women and colored groups in the parade.
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United States
America
Harrisburg
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Allison Hill
Fourth Reformed Church
Sixteenth
Market Streets
Uptown
Maclay Street
Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
War Savings Ps
Markets At the New York stocks and Philadelphia produce
Quoted market figures cover many issues from Amer Beet Sugar to U S Steel and Union Pacific with openings and closings. Detailed share prices from major exchanges show varied movements while Philadelphia produce notes wheat oats corn butter eggs cheese refined sugars and live poultry trends are summarized with prices for several grades and regional deliveries.
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Chandler Brothers and Company
Philadelphia
North Market Square
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Chestnut Street
Pine Street
Amer
Great Northern
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Mex Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh Coal
Ray Con Copper
Roagine Po
Republic Iron and Steel
hSouthern Ry
Studebaker
Union Pacific
U S
HEM
US Steel
U S Steel
Utah Copper
Cree. Ath
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Westinghouse Mfg
Willys-Overland
City Markets Show Fresh Arrivals and Diverse Prices
City markets opened with home grown cabbage Florida lettuce and a variety of vegetables on sale. Prices span radishes 5c rhubarb 5c beets 5c onions 5c peas 25c beans 20c cucumbers 1 etc lettuce 5c cabbage 10c carrots 5c large onions 50c Florida lettuce 15-18c new cauliflower 15-30c tomatoes 25c peaches 10-15c red raspberries 30c black raspberries 22c chickens 1.60-2.25 eggs 45c butter 40c pineapple 20c cantaloupes 10-?c.
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Florida
Public notices and bids from Pennsylvania state departments
A collation of legal notices announces sealed bids for Route 108 reconstruction in Washington County, forester’s house proposals for Edgemere Pike County, and various court actions in Dauphin and surrounding counties. It includes notices to milk stockholders, an administrator’s estate action for Edward L Rinkenbach, and a bankruptcy discharge petition for Louis Laborwits with a forthcoming court hearing in Scranton.
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Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Cecil
North Strabane
Washington County
State Highway Department
Office of
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Hartie
Forester
Edgemere
Pike County
Pennsylvania
Board of Commissioners of Public
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Penna
District Court of the United States
Louis Laborwits
Charles B. Witmer
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Stelton
Dauphin
Congress
Franklin Etter Now in the Artillery Service
Mr and Mrs George E Etter receive a letter from their son Franklin who served in the American Ambulance Service on the western front. After May enlistment expiration he passed the artillery exam and is at the French artillery school for training likely to receive a commission. He joins Sergeant Albert H Stackpole of Harrisburg at the same school in France in a happy reunion.
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George E. Etter
Franklin
Western Front
Wield Artillery
Albert H. Stackpole
Harrisburg
France
Fireworks barred citywide under mayor and police order
The city will see no fireworks on the Fourth as Mayor and Chief of Police Wetzel prohibit sale of pyrotechnics. Suburban dealers must obtain an explosive license before offering any fireworks for sale.
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Wetzel
Present School Board Officers to Be Retained
Officials said at a special meeting Monday that the city School Board may not act on electing a superintendent of buildings a post created when rules were revised. All present clerical staff expected to be kept: D D Hammelbaugh secretary Frank C Foose purchasing agent Austin N Miller attendance officer George W Kennedy Miss Della Simonetti assistants Albert C Peffer accountant Miss Anna Brenneman clerk. The board’s next regular meeting is Friday.
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D. D. Hammelbaugh
Frank C. Foose
Austin N. Miller
George W. Kennedy
Della Simonetti
Albert C. Peffer
Anna Brenneman
Many Youths of 21 Ready to Go Into National Army
Almost 200 draft questionnaires from the 1918 class were returned today and the rest are expected by week’s end. Legal advisory board members helped registrants in courtroom No 1 to fill out forms. Few seek deferred classification, about twenty five of the first hundred claim it.
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Legal Advisory Board
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