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New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
12
Native''s Work and War News From York County
Albert Cook Myera former York Springs resident spoke in Philadelphia on his seven years of Penn life research costing 50000 and 1600 pounds of manuscript and 200 volumes. he plans a twelve to fifteen volume biography with new sources. Governor Brumbaugh vetoes Mitchell bill, $80000 returned to counties amid claims of scalp rewards and fraud. call for inquiry. Harrisburg recruiting district mustered 54 percent of its 388 quota since April. PA short about 4000 men. volunteers welcome with various service openings. Sheriff Haas reports York County total registration 70228 boroughs and townships 11215 Carlisle Dickinson College alumni enlisted in Uncle Sam's services.
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Albert Cook Myera
York Springs
England
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Philadelphia
William Penn
Myers
Penn
George
Great Britain
Royal Historical Society
Friends’ Historical Society
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Mitchell
State Game Commission
Auditor General
Harrisburg
Adama County
Pennsylvania
Haas
York County
Dickinson Colege Carlisle
Uncle Sam
Glen Rock
Glenville
Potosi
G. Dixon
Atate
Chamberlain
York
Sherman Daron
Anna Daron
Robert E. Lee
Gettysburg
Virginia Memorial
Lee
Train Schedule From New Oxford May 27 1917
Effective May 27 1917 trains depart New Oxford at 10 36 a m daily. Services run to Gettysburg Hagertown Waynesboro Chambersburg Hancock Cumberland Pittsburgh Chicago and the West.
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New Oxford
Gettysburg
Hageretown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Hancock
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
West
Injuries in Collision Near Thomasville York County
Two men were hurt in a Friday evening crash between a Ford and an armored government car near Thomasville York County. The armored vehicle overturned and one wheel tore off. the Ford wrecked. Five occupants were from Shippenburg. two men suffered deep leg cuts. The government crew escaped injury.
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York County
York Pike
York
Gettysburg
Shippenaburg
Lega
Sloan
Tornadoes Kill Fifteen in Missouri and Nine in Kansas
Storms Tuesday night cause 15 fatalities in Missouri and 9 in Kansas with about 150 injured and property losses estimated between 1 and 2 million dollars. The report notes widespread damage across affected counties and cites specific casualty figures.
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