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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

6

For Rent Ad Seeks 5 Extra Saleswomen and 2 Salesmen

A Harrisburg classifieds page lists multiple for rent offers including five extra saleswomen over 21 and two extra salesmen for Saturdays. Also numerous houses and apartments for rent at 520 A South Thirteenth, 314 Nectarine, 2429 North Sixth, 2230 North Second, 670 Emerald, 1816 North Third, and more with details on rooms, steam heat, and immediate possession. Real estate and rental notices include apartments, flats, and a Paxtang bungalow, plus sales ads for vehicles and goods.

Robinson & Co Third Broad Streets Rene North Fourteenth Street Cumberland R. Oenslager North Third Street Currant Avenue North Tenth Street J. B. Montgomery South Third Street Rhoads Avenue Bath Sadienmre Receipe Sangeet Sisesifl Sepa Berryhill Street South Fourteenth Street John H. Maloney Green Street Nectarine Street Crescent Street North Sixth Street North Second Street N. Second ST Emerald St Miller Brothers & Co Locust and Court Sts G. W. Kehr Chestnut Stree Weary New Hummel Terrace Washington Heights Market Square Camp Hill Derry Street Rettew & Bushnell Regent Theater Market Street South Thirteenth Street Penna. Realty and Improvement Co Locust I Street Herr Street Walzdorf Capitol North Street Althouse Building Thirteenth Market Streets J. E. Gipple Bell Phone Capitol Park Telegraph Eeeepeene Sarpeenens City Steam North Fifth Street Sn Ince Rape Alls Eceiereeneg Ocei Agg

Prices Fluctuate on Wall Street and Bond Market Weakens

Irregular trading on Wall Street with some rail stock gains among few leaders. Industrials such as Bethlehem Steel C st, General Electric and Westinghouse rise 1 to 3 points while Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting show strength. Foreign exchange weakness and heavy bonds weigh on mood. Separate notices include a Pennsylvania bankruptcy sale of the Mountain House hotel property in Dauphin County and local sewer and liquor transfer actions, plus a grain and fruit market summary from Philadelphia and Chicago exchanges.

Associated Press New York Wall Street Paccine New York Central Canadian Pacific Bethlehem Steel Crucible Steel General Electric Westinghouse Baldwin Locomtive Amalgamated Copper American United States Steel District Court of the United States Middle District of Pennsylvania H. E. McLaughlin Jackson Township Dauphin County Pennsylvania Allen Lincoln C. Carl Harry EB. McLaughlin Nora McLaughlin Recorder of Deeds Office Harrisburg Penna John Court of Quarter Sessions Thor Am Frederick W. Ebel Fourth and State Streets National Hotel Eighth Ward North Fourth Street Neers Ward Middle District Rae Sachs Harrishurs Dauphin North Third Street

Two Indiana Politicians Indicted in Election Frauds

Thomas Taggart and Mayor Joseph E. Bell of Indianapolis, along with more than a hundred others, were indicted on charges including ballot destruction to substitute ballots and conspiracy to aid poll clerks in mismarking ballots. The indictment also alleges money influence at primaries and general elections, padding tally sheets, policemen near polls for improper purposes, and the importation of repeaters from outside the county.

Thomas Taggart Indiana Joseph E. Bell Indianapolis Taggart Bell

States Adopt Compulsory School Attendance Laws

The piece notes South Carolina and Texas add compulsory attendance laws in 1915, joining Alabama Florida Georgia and Mississippi. Texas requires children aged 8 to 14 to attend school with specific days and penalties, effective September 1 1916. South Carolina’s law is optional but districts may adopt it. State authorities urge immediate local petitions and elections for 1915 16 to put every child in school.

South Co Texas Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi South Carolina Swearigen

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