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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1914

Page

6

WANTED and FOR SALE classifed items in Harrisburg ads

A dense page of classified notices lists many 1900s items: WANTED ads seek a white housekeeper and a general house worker with references at 333 South Front Street and 1260 Telegraph address. FOR SALE items include country properties, plots, houses in Riverside Paxtang Penbrook and Liver side, a 90 acre farm east of Harrisburg, 1828 Boas Street brick house, and various subsurban lots. Also several rooms for rent, two harness sets, an upright piano, used motorcycles and cars, and real estate listings with prices and contacts. Public notices include school bonds for Carlisle and estate letters for Albert Rutherford in Swatara Twp.

South Front Street Telegraph H. G Herr Street South Street P. W Calder Street Bell Phone Cumberland Street Riverside Paxtang Penbrook Liverside Ss. Haldeman & Co North Sixth Street Harrisburg Cassel RK. F. Db South Thirteenth Street Walnut Street J. BE. Gipple Market Street Berryhill Street Bell Realty Co Bergner Building Easy Mete Bell Realty Co Bergner Keystone Supply Co Orth Third Street United Phone P. O City North Fourth Street Mt. Gretna Parke Fourth Street Kephart Avenue Lancaster Greenwood Coatesville

Peace Accord Reached as Latin Nations Back Mexican Provisional Government

The text notes a peace between the United States and Mexico with other nations Argentina Brazil and Chile recognizing the new provisional government. Mediators explain they could not admit the Constitutionalists earlier and say the internal Mexican issue should be settled by Mexicans themselves.

Argentina Brazil Chile

Rebels Take Zacatecas After Four Days of Preliminary Fighting

The Constitutionalists captured Zacatecas after four days of fighting with 14 000 Federals entrenched in strong positions. Villa reported 500 dead and 800 wounded for his side, with 5 000 prisoners taken and 12 cannons 9 military trains and 6 000 rifles seized. Federals dynamited buildings as they evacuated causing civilian and combatant casualties.

Associated Press Zacatecas Mex Villa Medina Barron Natera Aguascalientes Herrera Rodriguez Grilli

Victory at Zacatecas May Help Peace Plans

Washington officials await informal talks between Constitutionalists and Federal agents to shape a provisional Mexican administration. Zacatecas victory could push Carranza to accept mediation terms and enable a Huerta delegation meeting, with Niagara Falls talks moving the peace plan forward.

Zacatecas Associated Press Washington D. C Villa Ters Niagara Falls Huerta United States Mexico Carranza

No American Fire at Vera Cruz Since Establishment

Army headquarters deny any firing at or by American outposts at Vera Cruz since they were established.

Vera Cruz Associated Press Army

Administration Pleased Over Peace Prospects

President Wilson, after a conference with Secretary Bryan, said the Mexican situation looked brighter than ever. Officials cited the Niagara Falls protocols and expectations of internal Mexican settlement between Constitutionalists and Huerta delegates. They welcomed reports that General Villa had taken Zacatecas.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Bryan Wilson Niagara Falls Mexico Huerta Zacatecas Villa

Calvary Presbyterians Hold Boiling Springs Picnic Contests

At Boiling Springs the Calvary Presbyterians held a picnic with varied contests. Winners included Earl White in the doughnut race, Beryl Stambaugh in the 60-yard dash, Mrs. Weaver in the elders dash, Rev. Mackenzie in the ball-throw, and Bertha Kirk among girls events. Children’s events saw Teddy Swartz winning the 25-yard dash and Bertha Kirk the girls 8 11 in the egg race.

Calvary Presbyterians Boiling Springs Earl White C. First Wagner Emma Reel Beryl Stambaugh Mrs. Weaver Mr. Mackenzie Carroll Denny Downey and Hore Green Kirk Teddy Swartz Bertha Kirk Harry White Robert Dettart

Large first hour trading as stock losses afflict markets

The first hour of trading saw heavy activity with substantial stock liquidations by discouraged holders. May Department Stores and American Woolen Co. sold large blocks while United Dry Goods fell to 68 percent. Bond activity was weak with $401,000 par value of New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad bonds at 39 percent.

Associated Press New York May American Woolens United Dry Goods Ptd New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Philadelphia Duluth Pennsylvania H.W. Snavely Ber Cas Shane Mikey Baltimore & Ohio Rooklyn R Avivania China Gol. F Emnarkat Ates Eatin Erie General Electric Co Goodrich B. F Great Northern Great Nor Interboro-Met Lehigh Valley Louis & Nashville Mex. Petroleum Missouri Pacific Nev. Con New York Central Norfolk & Western Rep. Iron & S Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Ry Tennessee Copper Texas Company Union Pacific U. S. Steel

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