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Newspaper

Clearfield Herald

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1913

Page

3

Progress Officers and Directors Listed in Society Report

Robert H. Summerville served as President with James H. Minds as Vice President and E W Hess as Treasurer. Harry A Reed was Secretary, Gen Mer, John R. Bisler as Editor, with directors James H Minds, Robert H Sommerville, A B Moulthrop, A B Mosse, John W Barrett, E W Heas, Harry A Ress named among others.

Robert H. Summerville James H. Minds E. W. Hess Herry A Reed Sec Gen Mer John R. Bisler Robert H. Sommerville Moulthrop A.B. Mosse John W. Barrett E.W. Heas Harry A. Ress

Official Directory for Clearfield County Officials

A list of county and borough officials including state senators assemblymen judges treasurer auditor coroner and police officers. Names such as Charles E. Paton Alison Smith John Moore Miles Wrigley and A H Woodward appear with titles in Curwensville Clearfield and Du Bois. The directory enumerates offices from president judge to street commissioner and constables.

Gamereseman Heer Charles E. Paton Curwensvile Hos Joseph Alex Currier Gramdian Moulthwp DuBois Pater’ McDermott Morrisdale Alison @ ‘Smith Cleanfield John E.moore Clear Tela Register Orphans’ Court R. M. Reed Clearfield Conmnty Miles Wrigley _Mehaffey James H. Kelley Shents H. Wookbite Thos,Moore Curwensville J. S. Richanise W. C. Langsford H. L. Bowman A. G. Woodward T. E. Moore G. W. Bell H. §. Whiteman, Jr Carl McHenry John Astley L. C. Brown Fred Kerr Hobart Callahan Shirey John Davis John Kennard Logan James Wa Harry McNyain Marnia Wrigley H. C. Bock Ed Shank Roseberry M. F. Graha

Oscar Mitchell Named Candidate for 46th District Judge

The Washington Progressive party announces Oscar Mitchell as a candidate for Judge of the 46th Judicial District subject to party rules.

Oscar Mitchell 46Th Judicial District Washington

Roosevelt Demilizes Michigan Slur Case With Mercy

Colonel Roosevelt declines harsher punishment after the editor of Iron Ore pleads guilty to slandering the ex-president. The incident ends with a mild fine and a call for editors to verify charges before printing about public figures. Roosevelt expresses satisfaction with the outcome and defense of a good name.

Roosevelt Michigan Iron Ore Reoseve

Roosevelt slander case and motorcycle warning

A fragmented account discusses a prominent figure named Roosevelt facing false accusations and a warning about motorcycle speed dangers. It notes fatal and serious injuries from motorcycle collisions, calls for speed laws, and reflects on public safety, progress reporting delays, and local events in Clearfield and DuBois areas. It mentions a Chicago man with six wives dying before investigation and upcoming conventions, fires, and local cultural notes.

DuBois

Outguessing in Baseball and Legal Rhetoric

A composite excerpt compares baseball strategy with courtroom rhetoric. It cites experts like C. H. Claudy and a Washington legal figure to illustrate how anticipatory moves, timing, and misdirection shape outcomes in both sports and law. The piece notes batters’ patience and pitchers’ control, plus lawyers regretting ill chosen illustrations in damages suits.

Fragmented OCR Narrative Sparks Abstract Debate on Crabs and Law

An opaque OCR transcript depicts scattered dialogue and cryptic phrases about crabs, a crib shell, and references to law. The text interweaves unclear accusations, observations, and sidelong remarks as if outlining a courtroom or debate scene with fragmented names and terms.

In a Safe Place Muster Indeces Cering to Mike

Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear dialogue snippets including names like Mary and Cis money concerns. The passage seems to be junked dialogue with garbled phrases and no clear events, dates, or entities that form a coherent news item.

Mike Mary

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