Palmyra man jailed on fraud charge in Bucks County
H 8 Bomberger of Palmyra was arrested after a hearing before District Attorney Calvin S Boyer and held for a March 3 hearing. He is charged with obtaining $180 from farmers in Plumstead and Bedminster by posing as secretary treasurer of the Pennsylvania State Cattlemen's Protective Association to win favorable cattle-dealer legislation.
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Doylestown
Bomberger
Palmyra
Calvin S.boyer
William S. Gimper
State ‘Livestock Sanitary Board
Plumstead
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
State Cattlemen's Protective Association
The Cost of Accidents Burdening State Industry
In 1914 the State Department of Labor and Industry recorded 38126 accidents, most minor, causing $1 048 508.96 in wage losses and 426 824 work days lost. The report links accidents to disrupted production, higher costs, and impacts on 100 000 people including dependents and workers.
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State Department of Labor and Industry
Acs
Commonwealth
Great Exposition Opens in Hershey and San Francisco
The Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco opened with President Wilson pressing the button. Over 400000 attendees were present as the event begins a multi year run, featuring 11 main exhibit halls, 250 artworks, and vast convention activity planned daily through its duration.
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Hershey
San Francisco
Wilson
White House
Dia
Pafoanta Ag Wall Ag
These Boys Do Not Want War
Hon Mx Lafferty in Congress argues world peace requires governments serving the general public not money interests. He laments European peasants and soldiers killed in trenches are driven by money kings in London Paris Berlin Saint Petersburg, referencing an authentic London News story that highlights the war’s tragic cost at Christmas time.
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Hon
Lafferty
Congress
Europe
London
Pars
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Martal
Chriatmas
Bottle and tomato can greet in trenches amid war banter
Descriptions from the warfront show German and English soldiers in adjacent trenches staging a friendly bottle shooting contest and a tomato can salute, followed by a quiet act of sympathy when a German youth unarmed steps out and urges peace. A football game on Chyfatnag Day amid flags of truce also appears, illustrating grim paradoxes of the conflict.
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Boya
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Lebanon Valley
C. B. Bistline
West Main Street
Samuel H. Greenawalt
Danville, Ill
Hummelstown
Greenawalt
Reformed Church Congregation
Prince of Peace Fund
Foreign Mission Board of the
Church
Fred Creighton
Clark’s Summit
Mr. Creighton
Middletown Car Company
Middletown Concern
Brazil
Frank L. Hummel
Jerre Balsbaugh
Dewey Rickabaugh
Millersburg
Reading
Rickabaugh
Lanensater
Philadelphia
Marty P. Cassidy
Th Ds
Josaphina Urich
Insane I. Urich
Lebanon County
Pensylvania
Representative Urich
Josephine
G. I. G. Club
Annville
Mia Florence Boehm
Lebanon Valley College
Urich
Sara Miller
Harrisburg
St. Valentine
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania Steel Plant
Steelton
Memphis
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Tenn
Tennessee
Arkansas
Steelton Company
Abraham Brandt
Central Hotel
Piker
Reese
Third and
Market Streets
Brandt
State Department of Labor
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lackawanna Limited
New York
Buffalo
Stroudsburg
Scranton
Samuel
Rea
Daniel Willard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Theodore Voorhees
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
R. L. O’donnel
Associated Railroads of
Commercial Trust Building
Standard Woolen Co
North Third Street
Strawberry Avenue
Harrisburg, PA
Alex Agar
J. E. Gruber
Hershey Derry Church
Yingst
John B. Curry
Swatara Station
Curry
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Dauphin Co
Banks and Trust Co
Ceee Ceee
Eite Ae
Ae Ee
State of
Dauphin
I. S. C. Stecher
S. C. Stucner
E. M. Hersey
M. S. Hursiung
Lengkenmr
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Snyper
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