Fusion Plans Nearing Completion for Independent Ticket
West Chester June 17 The Independent Republicans press ahead with fusion preparations as Democrats line up under the fusion banner. John Cavanaugh says Chester county Democrats are aligned, while Thomas Hoopes and other Independents await the national convention. Key figures include Thomas Sharpless and P. E. Jefferis with efforts centered on Lincoln and southern Chester. The milk and food policy reshuffle features Fred Cope and rival Milton E. Conard Jr as the party eyeing seats in the Legislature and Senate.
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John Cavanaugh
Chester County
Thomas Hoopes
Thomas
Philadelphia
Thomas Sharpless
Birmingham
Major Moore
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Sharpless
P. E. Jefferis
Rendall
Lincoln
Dr. Pratt
Coatesville
Frank On
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Pratt
Moses
Fred Cope
Cope
Smith, Jones
Simpkins
Milton E. Conard, Jr
West Grove
Conard
Larry Eyre & Co
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Butler
Congress
Longport
J. Newton Huston
Chesper
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Bank Withstood Run and Primary Results Noted
Chester June 17 The Delaware County Trust bank kept open past noon to serve withdrawn depositors and later repaid many, with cash on hand and some funds moved to Delaware banks for safekeeping. Clearfield Democrats held quiet primaries with no contests for most offices and J. K. P. Hall and Cyrus A. Wood among nominees.
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Elk County
Lost His Leg and His Bride, Too
Special Telegram to THE Timers reports Stephen Katrumas of Plymouth, engaged to wed Miss Angelo Kosozki, also of Plymouth. While en route to Scranton to invite guests, he attempted to jump a moving freight train and was seriously injured. Miss Kosozki, who had planned the wedding, reconciled with a former lover, Stephen Chautpele, and they were married today.
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Stephen Katrumas
Plymouth
Angelo Kosozki
Katrumas
Scranton
Stephen Chautpele
Stabbing Affray at Paxton Engine House
In Flarrisburg at the Paxton Engine House last night James Maitley was stabbed four times with one thrust near the heart. James Coyle has been questioned as the alleged assailant, with the injuries reportedly the result of repeated blows during a confrontation.
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Flarrisburg
Paxton
James Maitley
James Coyle
Malley
Indona Akenswes
Coyle
Stray Wallet Incident Affects Boyertown Shooting Report
Boyertown June 17 A stray wallet entered a boy's mouth during a stray gunfire incident while boys were shooting along Swamp Creek five miles north of the city. A revolver discharged striking a person seated at a table. The report is incomplete but notes a special tellgrat to the ties.
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Swamp Creek
Pottstown Ohoneh Rédedicated by Clergy
Special Telegram reports the Bethel Methodist Church in Pottstown dedicated today. Presiding Elder Moorewell, a group of clergy, and Pastor Benjamin La Pish participated in the Seanelcn bonn ceremony, held at Bethel Methodist.
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Meowell
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Oe Bethel Methodiature
Chesteree
Benj Benjamin la Pish Pish
State News in Brief Census Figures Show City Growth
The census indicates the city proper has 6 500 residents, a forty percent increase. R C Didsanecher of an urgent Pe was suggested to fill a vacancy and resignations among pastors are noted amid the redevelopment chatter.
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Lafayette College marks week with baccalaureate sermon
Dr. E. D. Warfield preached the baccalaureate sermon in Old South Chapel using Matthew 5 13. He linked the college graduation to Christ sermon on the mount and modern civilization. Rev W C Alexander preached the Brainerd Y M C A annual sermon in Pardee Hall using Matthew 12 24.
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Pardee Hall
Dr Tomkins on Service at Lehigh Graduation
Rev Floyd W Tomkins rector of the Church of the Holy Trinity Philadelphia delivered Lehigh University's baccalaureate sermon. He urged serving others over personal luxury, urging submission to good to meet divine needs and describing true heroes as those who work in quiet, unseen places.
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St Thomas Reformed and United Brethren Buildings Dedicated
Two new churches St Thomas Reformed and Memorial Church of the United Brethren in Christ were dedicated in Reading. St Thomas Church cost about 35000 dollars with seating for over 1000 and memorial windows. Rev J P Landis and Rev H B Kephart preached. Dr J P Stel led exegesis at Union Biblical Seminary.
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Ohio
Eer
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Reva
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Bucknell President Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon
Bucknell University graduates heard a sermon by President John H. Harris asserting Christ as the moral center guiding a world Christian era. He traced three epochs from Hebrew seed to the modern Germanic age and predicted worldwide religious unity in diversity. Dr Wayland Hoyt of Philadelphia spoke in the evening.
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Bucknell University
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Palestine
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Wayland Hoyt
Philadelphia
Muhlenberg College Holds 33rd Commencement Week
Special Telegram from Allentown reports Muhlenberg College marks its thirty third annual commencement with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Theodore L. Seip at St John s Lutheran Church. Activities include receptions, dramatic performances, prize contests, society reunions, and alumni events through Thursday.
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Muhlenberg College
Theodore L. Seip
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Academy of Music
Euterpean
Hronian
Pennsylvanian Military College Graduates Hear Baccalaureate Sermon
In Chester on June 17 the Pennsylvania Military College graduates attended a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. William N. Grosvenor of New York City. His text urged character and service over wealth and power. rain moved the service to St. Pauls P.E. Church and the assembly room.
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Pennsylvania Military College
William N. Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
New York City
St. Paul's P. BE
Lebanon's fine new church dedicated free of debt
The new St. Paul's United Evangelical Church in Lebanon, costing $20,000, was dedicated debt free after a day of services. Bishop Stanford preached, a financial statement wiped out the debt, and a platform meeting followed with leaders including F. Erdman and J. Fisher. Evening sermons by Rev. G Hangen and others concluded the day.
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St. Paul's United Evangelical Church
W. M. Stanford
Harrisbourg
Bordleman
Aie A
F. E. Erdman
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C. Bowman
G Hangen
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Saget
Tewe Steer
Lancaster’s New Y. M. C. A. Building Corner Stone
Doncaster June 17 The cornerstone of the new Y M C A building is laid this afternoon with notable attendees. The event includes ceremonies led by local officials and guests from Hindelphia, marking a significant development for the community.
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Sam Quene
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C. Douglass
Hindelphia
Notable Politicians and Guests Flood Atlantic City Boardwalk
Atlantic City welcomed thousands despite rain. national and local figures lodged at premier hotels. Attendees included Deputy Attorney General Frederick W. Fleitz and Judge Edwin J. Rhodes, with many executives from Richmond, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and beyond. Statesmen, bankers, and social leaders filled the Woolwich, Brighton, and other ports as the Republican convention drew attendees.
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Harrisburg
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Chicago
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Richmond
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Brighton
Lane
Hart
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Delaware
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Philadelphia
N. Parker Shortridge
P. F. Rothermel
Rothermel
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Detweller
Windsor
H. Bloom
Brooklyn
George W. Skinner
Denver
Col
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Thomas J. Felder
Jacob Bookman
New York
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Tarlton
J. A. Mitchell
John K. Scattergood
Berkeley
W. H. P. Prall
Miss Prall
St. Louis
Waldorf-Astoria
A. G. Morton
William Hamilton
Frank J. Quinn
Fetteray
H. H. McGee
Washington, D. C
L. H. Bartley
Harry Withner
Pittsburg
Samuel J. Keech
New York City
Mr. Keech
H. F. Bachman & Co
Bankers
Virginia Avenue
Boardwalk
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J. J. Wood
Baron von Dusenberg
Leipsic
Germany
Rudolf
Goodfriend
New Auditorium Pier
Alfred E. Aarons
Josephine Hall
Mam'selle "Awkins
Charlestown
W. Va
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West Virginia
A. Haslett
Quaker City
Bleak House
John A. Boyd
Allegheny
John Q. Robinson
West Newton
Robinson
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Mbila
Elberon T
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Nater
Brave rescuer saves hotel manager at Atlantic City
Crowds along the Boardwalk witnessed a near drowning near Virginia Avenue as Mrs. Mayme Parke, manager of the Bingham Hotel, was pulled to shore by William Garren, Harlin's Theatre manager from St. Louis. Parke slipped under the current twice before Garren swam to shore with her, her status later described as unconscious.
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Mr. Garren
New Jersey Notes on Taylor Detention and Sunday Laws
Willis Taylor of Newhope is detained in Flemington New Jersey on a charge of passing a fraudulent check on Frank Cox. The Philadelphia Sabbath Association Ladies Auxiliary has not caused arrests of Gloucester merchants for Sunday business. The blue laws enforcement is not expected to continue. Reverend Henry Reeves addresses Sunday closing at the Presbyterian Church.
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Flemington
N. J
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Gloucester
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Byterian Church
Children's Aid Society plans new hospital on Federal Hill
The Franklin County Children’s Aid Society moves to replace its crowded hospital on South Main with a three story brick building on Federal Hill. Plans have been chosen and approved, with construction to start soon. Total cost estimated at about $20,000, excluding the land.
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South Main Street
Federal Hill
Timepiece under sidewalk window puzzles police
A New York City jeweler on lower Broadway cut a hole in the sidewalk and installed a plate glass panel. A six inch high time mechanism beneath shows hours and minutes, visible through the glass but puzzling authorities and the Bureau of Encumbrances.
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Bureau of Encumbrances
New York Times
Cocaine Epidemic Report Alarmed Memphis Negroes
A sanitary officer and Board of Health study in Memphis reports eighty percent of adult African Americans showing cocaine addiction. The New York World cites widespread use as a stimulant or intoxicant, with arrests, grocers, and drugstores supplying dealers in the negro district and immoral quarter nightlife.
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Board of Health
New York World
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