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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

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Tragic tunnel explosion kills 83 in Baltimore incident

In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a Baltimore tunnel blast in the Delaware and Hudson Coal Co system leaves 83 dead and many burned. A trolley wire shorted a powder keg causing a fiery train wreck as workers rode to the mine. Rescue crews and hospitals rushed aid while details of the disaster emerge.

Wilkes Barre Baltimore Delaware and Hudson Coal Company East End August Raddick Mercy Thomas Pougherty

Burleson Restores Private Control Of Telegraph And Wire Lines

Postmaster General Burleson orders immediate return of telegraph and telephone line operations to private owners while keeping government oversight. Regulations against discrimination, current rates, and cost settlement accounts remain in force. The move follows presidential recommendation and congressional signals for quick action, despite union threats.

Washington Burleson Post Office Department Senate Interstate Commerce Committee House Committee Telephone and Telegraph Postmaster General Wire Operating Board Union B. Bethel New York Wire Control Board J. A. Koons W. K. Imar

Meeting of stockholders of New Rockingham Fair Association

Notice of stockholders meeting at 3 oclock P M Friday June 6 in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms Peoples Bank building All stock subscribers must attend to assist in organization and election of officers for the year 6 5 2te

New Rockingham Fair Association Chamber of Commerce Peoples Bank Musl

Rockingham County School Board to Appoint Teachers

The district school board will meet on Saturday June 7 1919 to appoint teachers for the next term. Teachers must file applications with the superintendent by that date for prompt consideration. Local committees may make recommendations before the meeting. John C Myers Division Superintendent.

Rockingham County John C. Myers

Shenandoah College alumni pledge 1800 debt relief and memoral hall plan

Shenandoah College Institute alumni lunch endorses paying off the 1800 debt for the Devier property likely to host Memorial Hall for WWI veterans. Alumni officers elected include Stapley Draper president Vernon Phillips vice president Clare Hogg recording secretary L N Beery jr treasurer J K Ruebush. Carl Hiser receives alumni medal for highest year average.

Dayton Shenandoah College Institute L. E B. Friddle Harrisonburg Devier Shenandoah Collegiate Institute Stapley Draper North Carolinia Vernon Phillips New York Clare Hogg L. N. Beery, Jr J. K. Ruebush Carl Hiser Pettersburg W. Va

Men’s Clothing Arrives at Josney & Sons New Line

The last big purchase of men’s clothes sold quickly and a new shipment has arrived now on display at prices affordable for all. Returning soldiers with discharge are invited to inspect civilian attire priced astonishingly low. Summer and year round suits in demanded colors, modern in style and workmanship.

Lawn Party at Keezletown and State Normal Play

Keezletown Sunday School champions plan a lawn party Saturday evening June 7. The Senior Class Play at the State Normal School is The Art of Being Bored a comedy in three acts by Edouard Pailleron translated by Barrett H. Clark. Friday June 6 at 9:00 PM. Admission 50 cents.

The State Normal School Edouard Pailleron Barrett H. Clark

Married Men to Play Singles in Big Season-Opener

Elaborate preparations are under way for a marquee baseball game tonight at 6 30 between the married and single men of the Bika Lodge on the High School diamond. Ambulance and fire truck crews are primed for emergencies, the Red Cross will staff first aid, and local physicians including Drs Will and Miller are on standby with cots prepared for possible injuries.

Bika Lodge K. M. Higg Red Cross Dre Will Miller

Remnant Bargains Hit Friday Storewide

Friday marks remnant bargain day with weekly sales from regular stock not in clearance. Shoppers can have others shop for them if needed, as the sale runs only one day each week and ends that day.

Western Union Telegraph Walkout Shuts Down Southeast

Western Union operators in the southeast affiliated with the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America were ordered to strike following orders to return the wire system to private control. Local council president P T Fonville said dispatches were arriving as members obeyed, while officials claimed the strike would not cripple business though Virginia and West Virginia were affected.

Atlanta Sune Western Union Telegraph Commercial Telegraphers Union of America S. J. Kamenkamp Burleson Charles F. Mann Commerceial Telegraphera Union of America P. T. Fonville H. C. Worthen Western Union Worthen South Fonville Virginia West Virginia

Daily News-Record Editor Leaves for Charlottesville Hospital

George Werry managing editor of the Daily News-Record departed for the University Hospital in Charlottesville for treatment. He was accompanied by the paper's editor W Bertram. He had earlier undergone appendicitis surgery at Rockingham Memorial Hospital and may have returned to duties too soon. The local hospital was crowded for his return.

OTR Incord Ili George Werry Daily News-Record Univesity Charlottesville Hr. W. Bertram Kerry Rockingham Memorial Hospital Berry

Hog Pen Setback Rules Enacted by City

After due time and inspection of hog pens outside the regular hog limit the owners must keep pens 150 feet from dwellings 60 feet from streets and 10 feet from alleys. The ordinance will be enforced if not complied. F L Dovel Chief of Police.

Arty Tonight Event Postponed by Rain

Me Ave area activity on Mason Street was postponed due to rain and will now be held tonight at 6 o clock on the lawn of Mrs Claybrook. Everyone is invited to attend.

Mra. Claybrook Mason Street

Valley Music Co Ad Promotes New Edison Phonographs

CAS CARS offer two five passenger second hand in first class condition Garber Fros. The more ordinary talking machines and phonographs enter the market the more New Edison Phonographs we sell there is a reason think it over. Valley Music Co.

Garber Fros Edison Valley Music CO

Council of Four makes progress on peace terms in Paris

In Paria on June 6 the Council of Four pressed toward a reply to German counter proposals. It aims to remove a fixed reparations sum from the treaty and finish Austrian peace clauses still unsettled. Premier Paderewski protested changes to Silesia terms while Austria debates acceptance amid anti term protests.

Paria Council of Four Germany Paris St. Germain Paderewski Poland Silesia Copenhagen Austria Lloyd George Union of South Africa Kolchak Omsk Petrograd

Premier Orchestra to Perform at Kavanuagh Fountain Annex

The best orchestra in the state will render special music at the Kavanuagh Fountain Annex next Friday night, June 6, from 8 to 12. We have spent much to secure this special orchestra and invite you to hear them.

Kavanaugh Fountain Annex

The New Edison Phonograph For Sale

An advertising blurb touts the New Edison phonograph as the sole machine that truly recreates music, claiming ordinary phonographs merely reproduce sound. It notes sales availability but provides no retailer details.

Will S L Lupton Succeed in Forcing Extra Session

Virginia papers debate whether Will S L Lupton can push a special session of the General Assembly after Governor Davis refused. Key figures include Lupton, Dr C A Rolston, Prof Frank J Wright, Senator Conrad, and former Senator George B Keezell. The Good Heads Association backs the move to secure road funds. Davis doubts the benefit.

S. L. Lupton General Assembly Will & L. Lupton State Corporation Commission Davia Virginia Rockingham County Self Rockingham Eternia Rolston Frank J. Wright House of Representatives C. A. Rolston Wright George B. Keezell Good Heads Association 8. L. Lupton C. B. Scott Davis Lupton Corporation Commission Setuces Davia B. Garrett

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