Republican Sweep Indicated in Dauphin County Primary
Returns point to overwhelming Republican gains in Dauphin County with Lentz for Recorder Mumma for Treasurer Stine and Cumbler for Commissioners Stroup for District Attorney leading ticket. Measurable city race results show Meads winning Harrisburg mayoralty over Sheesley and Gorgas Bowman leading council contests.
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Dauphin County
Harrisburg
George B. Orlady
Juniata Valley
B. Head
J. Henry Williams
Philadelphia
EB. D. Wallace
New Castle
Orlady
Eapa 3. Meads
Harry F. Sheesley
Dr. Mears
W. L. Gorgas
Harry F. Bowman
W. H. Lynch
John K. Royal
M. Harvey Taylor
FE. Z. Gross
Harvey Bair
M. L. Wolford
Bair
Dr. Wolford
Messrs. Stamm
Enders
Keene
H. M. Stine
Charles C. Cumbler
Highspire
J. William Bayles
James E. Lentz
Elizabethville
William 8. Tunis
Frank J. Roth
Lentz
Williamstown
W. T. Houser
Middletown
Register of Wills
W. W. Caldwell
Jr. Rowe Fletcher
M. E. Stroup
Paul A. Kunkel
Mr. Kunkel
Henry W. Gough
Mark Mumma
Steelton
John E. Shupp
Fernando Loudermitch
Halifax
John BE. Shupp
Poo Fernando
Washington
Superior CO
John H. Eby
J. B. Head
Senies
A. B. Gardner
S. H. Hulseton
A . Gardner
C. S. Keefer
G. B. Orlady
Ceefer
Sam. M. Taytor
Charles Palmer
Sam. M. Taylor
Harry C. Wells
William D. Walla
J. H. Williams
Recorder OF Deeds
Albert Fritchey
Stephen Boyd
Harry Sheesley
Cress
Attorn
J. K. Royal Testes
O. M. Copelin
Paul A. Kunkel Beeeaee
J. L. Yoder A. P. Doranz
Addison Goodfellow
H. F. Bowman
E. Landiseseee
Teteee
J. E. Rodenhaver
Steiner
Wees David Hatz Ee
David Hatz
R. Breach
A. H. Nuss
J. Grant Ko
Kinsinger
School
Wilmer Crow
Enane
H. M. Riley Aeeveer
Stamm
Leo H. Lentz Tee
Harrisburg Area Weather Forecast and River Note
Fair and cool tonight with light frost in exposed spots. Thursday expected to be fair with rising temperatures and moderate northwest winds. Main river level near 4.2 to 4.3 feet, slight rise. high pressure covers the region east of the Mississippi, with New England still under the St. Lawrence storm influence.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Missisat River
New England
St. Lawrence Valley
Rockefeller Seeks Truth in Colorado Coal Camps
John D. Rockefeller Jr traveling with a four member party stayed in miners homes in Primero Colorado as he surveys conditions at Colorado Fuel and Iron Company mines He urged labor and capital to be partners and asked workers to judge him by direct talks not rumors aimed to reassure miners.
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Associated Press
Primero
Colo
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Rockefeller
Joseph Haske
Colorado
Great Improvement Celebration Opens at Tech High Tonight
Harrisburg gears up for the Civic Improvement celebration starting with an educational mass meeting and school exhibit at Technical High School. The three day program features addresses by city officials, a school exhibit, a water carnival and boat parade with thousands expected. a rocket launch signals the start of the parade preparations.
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Tech High
Water Carnival
Harrisburg
Technical High School
Technical
Central High Schools
Harry A. Boyer
J. Howard Wert
R. M. McNeal
W. L. Loeser
F. E. Downes
Harrisouree
Chestnut Street
Kelker Street
How Many Names On The Ballot
City and legal circles discussed the number of councilmanic nominees to place on the nonpartisan ballot at the general election. Dr Ezra S Meals led mayoral votes with over half, suggesting his name might appear unopposed on the November ballot. the fate of Meals supporters was debated.
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Ezra S. Meals
William L Gorgas
Harry F. Bowman
Dr. Meals
Mears
Argentina Ratifies Arbitration Treaty with Chile and Brazil
Buenos Aires Sept 22 The Argentine Senate approved the arbitration treaty signed May 28 by Argentina Chile and Brazil and ratified the Beagle channel protocol with Chile. The pact states that unresolved disputes not settled diplomatically or sent to arbitration go to a permanent international commission for inquiry and report. Signatories agree not to start hostilities until the commission reports or one year has elapsed.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Senate Today
Chile
Brazil
Senate
Permanent International Commission For Inquiry
Sadler Wins Cumberland County Judge Nomination
Special to The Telegraph Carlisle Pa September 22 Sylvester B Sadler elected judge of the Cumberland county judicial district at the primaries. He defeats Democratic machine candidate E M Biddle and ex Congress Robert Rupley who failed to regain influence. Final tallies show Sadler 4897 Biddle 2268 Rupley 1379. Wetzel withdrew after a 38 vote showing.
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Carlisle
Sylvester B. Sadler
Cumberland County
E. M. Biddie
Arthur R. Rupley
Washington Party
Sadler
Biddle
Rupley
J. W. Wetzel
Orlady
Head
Superior Court
R. W. Peffer
South Middletown
David G. Bishop
A. E. Leib
Mechanicsburg
A. L. Bierkower
W.S. Burns
Lower Allen
Rudolph Ellis Dies At 78 In Philadelphia Area
Rudolph Ellis director of PRR and prominent financier in Philadelphia and New York died at his Bryn Mawr home. He served twelve years on the Pennsylvania Railroad board and was president of the Fidelity Trust Company of Philadelphia, with director roles in several financial institutions.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Rudolph Ellis
Pennsylvania Railroad’ Company
New York
Bryn Mawr
Ellis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fidelity Trust Company of
Memphis Actress and Man Die in Gruesome Home Attack
Memphis police pursue a theory that Marguerite Javar, once an Orpheum vaudeville actress, was killed in her fashionable apartment by an unknown Black suspect who also hacked J. C. Crowell, a Greenwood planter, and then set the scene on fire. A second theory attributes the crime to Fred Bradley, alias D. Tompkins, a former Greenwood stage carpenter.
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Memphis
Tenn
Marguerite Javar
Australia
Orpheum
J. C. Crowell
Greenwood
Miss
Miss Favor
Creature
Fred Bradley
D. Tompkins
Greenwood, Miss
Probable hip fracture after youth football tackle
Harrisburg youth football opened with James Carson a 17 year old from 16 Cowden street sustaining a probable fracture of the hip at the North Street playgrounds. He worked at the Academy Bowling Parlors and was practicing for an amateur team when tackled by an opposing player. An x ray at Harrisburg hospital will determine the extent of injuries.
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Harrisburg
James Carson
Cowden Street
North Street
Young Carson
Academy Bowling
Automobile Bandits Rob Jitnear Driver Near Paxtang
A crescent street jitney driver Harry Hess was stopped beaten and robbed of 12 by highwaymen after a chase from Hummels town pike to Paxtang. Hess and two men and two women from the city were left unconscious. Police hunt the bandits.
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Paxtang
Hummelstown Pike
Harry Hess
Harry White
Hess
Hill School
Swatara Township
White
Second Street
Subway Cave-In Kills Six and Wounds One Hundred in New York
A dynamite blast during Seventh Avenue subway excavation caused a cave-in engulfing three surface cars and pedestrians. Six killed and 85 to 100 injured as water and gas mains ruptured, rescuers evacuate and shut off flows. emergency units responded with ambulances and surgeons.
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Associated Press
New York
Rre
Seventh Avenue
24Th
26Th Streets
German Submarine Orders Favor Caution Over Combat
Berlin reports new orders instruct German submarines to spare liners if there is doubt about their intent and allow escape rather than risk error. The guidance follows earlier ambassadorial instructions and may influence Washington's view on the Arabic incident. Some officers concede the Arabic acted innocently despite suspicions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
London
Washington
von Bernstorff
United States
Bulgaria on Brink of War Believed by Citizens
Sofia reports that Bulgaria appears to be on the brink of war as public belief grows that hostilities are near. Military authorities have seized railways and normal traffic has been suspended.
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Bulgaria
Associated Press
Sofia
London
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G. FB. Betternoff
S. T. Fickinger
Peter Gruber
Co. Heilig
A. S. Miller
C. Stamm
L. Wolford
Tlegraph
Yeaterday
Otto
Wilach
Mohn
Wlach
Joseph Wlach
Boston
Gothic Hall
Masonic Temple
Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Rite
Barton Smith
Solomon Seward Rupp
Cameron Street
Hershey Creamery Company
Mulberry Street
Freihofer Bakery Company
Gorgas
Bowman
Tion
PR. R
Bandmaster
Lad
Automobile Bandits
Chase and
Rob Jitnear
Segond Street
Arch G. Knisely
Second
Locust Streets
Wellsboro
Channell
David Cameron
Common Pleas
Amsterdam
Admiralty
Perian
Bryan
Wilson
Ostrow
War Office
Ford
Daniels
Henry Ford
Detroit
The
Navy Daniels
Workmen's Compensation Board
Insurance Fund Board
State Department
J. Archibald
William H. Shuman
Fore
George H. Hoverter
Margaret
Cyrus H. Leslie, Jr
Martha E. Clark
Palmyra
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