Military Camp For Students Praised
Camp at Plattsburg on Lake Champlain runs July 5 to August 8 with about 400 students from Yale and other universities and high schools. General Leonard Wood says the program builds practical military knowledge and discipline without promoting militarism, stressing fitness, shelter, and teamwork.
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Plattsburg
Lake Champlain
United States Army
Harrisburg
Edward J. Stackpole, Jr
Yale University
Yale
Leonard Wood
New York Sun
Department of the East
Governors Island
New York
Chickamauga Park
Georgia
Plattsburg Barracks
Luddington
Michigan
Presidio of
San Francisco
Harrisburg to Welcome Liberty Bell on Special Train
Harrisburg prepares to greet the Liberty Bell en route to the Panama Pacific Exposition. A 6 15 p m arrival marks the start of a parade from Dock Street to Market Square with a police guard, D A R wreath ceremony, and a one hour sidetrack at Second and Vine streets. Local officials and a large committee will lead the event with decorated homes and badges required for entry.
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San Francisco
Harrisburg
Dock Street
John C. Kindler
Market Square
Second and Vine Streets
Lancaster
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Kunkel
John K. Royal
A. D. Bacon
A. E. Buchanan
W. S. Essick
Paul Johnston
Samuel Kunkel
C. L. Long
I. P. Romberger
G. A. Schreiner
A. C. Stamm
D. E. Tracey
Samuel B. Rambo
W. L. Gorgas
H. F. Bowman
M. Harvey Taylor
Henderson Gilbert
O. M. Copelin
J. C. Kindler
Gus M. Steinmetz
Dean Hoffman
W. H. Berghaus
Wellington G. Jones
George Goodfellow
Robert Free
Harry A. Boyer
W. A., Bell
H. M. Bretz
A. S. Houtz
Fohl
G. W. Kennedy
M. F. Saul
G. A. Werner
W. N. Yates
M. M. Hassett
H. W. Newman
P. C
G. A. R. Post
W. T. Bishop
James M. Auter
George K. Hoy
Sons of Veterans No. 15
B. H. Gabriel
John H. Goreman
Veterans of Foreign Wars U
J. C. Shumberger
A. H. Kreidler
R. M. H. Wharton
Thos. B. Johnson
W. B. Bennett
Co. W. Bell
J. Harry Messersmith
Clark E. Diehl
Geo. T. Eldridge
H. W. Miller
EB. J. Lewis
A. H. Holman
W. Ross Seaman
Geo. W. Mumma
A. H. Bailey
Henry W. Gough
F. J. Althouse
B. F. Blough
J. William Bowman
E. J. Kreidler
Henry M. Stine
Joseph Claster
H. C. Hoffman
J. G. Hatz
Augustus Wildman
Francis H. Hoy, Jr
John C. Orr
L. BE. Bass
Thirteenth
Derry Streets
North Front Street
John F. Rob
Aids
W. C. Heiges
Wm. N. Yates
George W. Kennedy
J. F. Ferguson
H. O. Burtnett
Wm. K. Meyers
Ross
George A. Bogar
Robert Hoy
Edward Moeslein
George 8. Machen
W. H. Marshall
M. H. Layton
G. Herman Goetz
Millard F. Saul
Adam D. Houtz
Frank C. Foose
Harry M. Bretz
George A. Werner
J. E. Harlacher
Camp Curtin
Maclay
Cameron
Hamilton
Reily
Calder
Paxton
Market
Second
Arthur DP
Bacon
Stough hearing resumes with police chief expected to testify
In Wilkes-Barre the Stough case continues with the next hearing set for 10 o clock in the arbitration room. Stough claims Turnbach told him enforcement of disorderly house gambling and Sunday selling was blocked by Council. The mayor, linked to the four plaintiffs in a $50 000 suit, may stay away until hearings end. Stough says private conferences with the mayor occurred at his home.
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Wilkes-Barre
Stough
Turnbach
Harvey
Hazleton
Atlantic City
State to build twelve miles of prime highway from Allentown to Easton
Public spirited citizens of Lehigh and Northampton counties join the Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers to aid the State Highway Department in constructing twelve miles of the finest highway from Allentown to Easton via Bethlehem. Plans await approval before work begins. cement firms supply 40,000 barrels and Lehigh Valley Transit pledges $1,000 in transport. Citizens will furnish stone. the state provides labor. an engineer from the cement association will supervise in advisory capacity.
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Lehigh
Northampton Counties
Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers
State Highway Department
Allentown
Easton
Bethlehem
Cement Industries
Lehigh Valley Transit Company
See Beautiful Fairyland at Hershey Park
Advertisement promotes a July 5 event at Hershey Park titled See Beautiful Fairyland. It highlights a family friendly showcase with themed displays and attractions designed to entertain visitors.
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Hershey Park
State Official Bookkeeping Grows More Complex
Pennsylvania faces expanding official bookkeeping with six funds and potential seventh. The general fund, sinking fund, permanent school fund, escheated estates and state properties income, state forests endowment, motor license fund, and proposed hunter license fund will require separate ledgers and bonds. Each fund serves distinct purposes from highway funding to game protection.
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Pennsylvania
Dresses For the Morning House Duties
Smart house dresses or porch frocks in pink and blue percales in the Suspender style at 66s. c006s Black Satino Petticoats, good durable quality with pleated ruffle at 59¢. Bow Man's Second Floor.
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Smart
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Pure Milk Campaign Party
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W. H. Ridge
William V. Hughes
J. M. J. Raunick
Bell
Old Liberty Ell
Sameron Baer
William Mailey
B. W. Demming
George P. Drake
Chas .P. Meek
C. A. Miller
A. W. Moul
R. W. Dowdell
D. L. M. Baker
H. C. Motherwell
C. M. Sigler
Wallace G. Starry
D. J. Reece
Chas. F. Spicer
Jonas M. Rudy
Andrew 8. Patterson
W. Rufus McCord
Ross A. Hickok
P. B. Edelen
R. H. Lyon
J. R. Hoffert
A. L. Hall
Brook Trout
J. H. Nixon
C. J. Stevens
Paul A. Kunkel
H. E. Lindley
Jos. P. Yungel
F. E. Ridenour
Bernard Schmidt
Wm. B. McCaleb
Frank B. Kann
W. Grant Rauch
Market Street
Commonwealth Band
William A. Bell
Thomas B. Johnson
Howard G. Dibble
Charles B. Fager, Jr
Charles Burtnett
Aug. H. Kreidler
Daniel T. Fackler
Cameron I. Baer
Frank Sites
John P
Harrisburg Rubber Company
Walnut Street
Palm Beach
Bowman's
Bowman
Bowman’s
Bowman'’S
Carleton
Wilson
Exposition
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San Francisco Exposition
Harlakenden House
Hanover
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