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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

5

Wanted and For Rent Classified Docket

A dense Palmer newspaper ad lists multiple Wanted notices for colored and white applicants seeking domestic work and general housework, plus numerous For Rent and For Sale real estate items. Listings include addresses across North Second, Fourth, Sixth streets, Primrose, Nectarine, and Paxtang area, with properties ranging three-story brick houses and apartments, several with steam heat, electric, and gas. also sale notes for bakery, restaurant, and vehicles. The page also advertises services and storage options, assorted rooms for rent, and business opportunities.

North Fourteenth Street Cumberland R. Oenslager North Third Street Currant Avenue North Tenth Street J. B. Montgomery South Third Street Rhoads Avenue Berryhill Street South Fourteenth Street John H. Maloney Green Street South Thirteenth Street Inquire Penna. Realty Co Locust Street Nectarine Street Crescent Street North Sixth Street North Second Street

Prices Fluctuate on Wall Street and Court Notices

Wall Street sees irregular price moves with railway issues lagging and metal stocks rising modestly. In Dauphin County Pennsylvania, a bankruptcy sale advertises a 2 acre hotel property known as Mountain House with a 16 percent down payment and sale confirmation by court. Public notices warn property owners along Atlas and Saul Alleys to connect to mains within sixty days. Transfers of liquor licenses are listed for Harrisburg premises at Fourth and State Streets to North Fourth Street. Rae Sachs a bankrupt creditor meeting is set for July 10 at Harrisburg. Wheat and grain futures report higher prices, and a broad range of commodities show mixed movement. The Philadelphia and Chicago market notes close with steady stocks and livestock activity. Government confirms a record trade balance exceeding $1 billion for the year.

Mechanicsburg State Road Harrisburg Brinton-Packer Co Second Walnut Wallace Street Bell Realty Co Bergner Maine Green Street Market Street Bath Hill District Court of the United States Middle District of Pennsylvania H. B. McLaughlin Jackson Township Dauphin County Pennsylvania Allen Lincoln C. Carl Harry E. McLaughlin Nora McLaughlin Recorder of Deeds Office Penna Atlas Street Woodbine Street Emerald Street Saul Alley Howard Street Brewsinger Street Common Council M. B. Cowden Court of Quarter Sessions Frederick W. Ebel Fourth and State Streets National Hotel Eighth Ward North Fourthtreet Eleventh Ward Race Sachs Rae Sachs Hats Dune Dauphin North Third Street Patie John T. Olmsted

Indiana lawmakers among 100 indicted in election fraud scheme

Thomas Taggart and Mayor Joseph E. Bell of Indianapolis head a broad indictment list including more than a hundred others. The charges allege ballot destruction to substitute ballots, conspiracy to upend primary procedures, use of money to influence electors, padding tally sheets, and policemen allowed near polls. Repeaters imported from outside the county are cited in the indictment.

Thomas Taggart Indiana Joseph E. Bell Indianapolis Taggart Bell

Two More States Adopt Compulsory School Laws

In 1915 legislation states expand compulsory attendance. South Carolina and Texas require attendance with varying strictness. Texas mandates 8 to 14 year olds attend, 60 days first year, 160 days later, with attendance officers and penalties, taking effect Sept 1 1916. South Carolina makes the law optional, with officials urging districts to vote to apply it.

South Texas Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi South Carolina Swearigen

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