Protecting Child Workers Neill Named Trustee
Charles Neill former United States labor commissioner has been elected trustee of the National Child Labor Committee. He takes a seat alongside a 15 member board as Dr James H Kirkland resigns from the Tennessee committee chair. Neill will head labor matters for the American Smelting and Refining Company with headquarters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill
National Committee
York
Charles
Kirkland
American Bmelting and Refining Company
Rebels Prepare Monterey Attack From Matamoras Barricade
Enormous stores of arms and ammunition have crossed into Matamoras as rebels plan the next campaign to seize Monterey and San Luis Potosi. A 1,200 strong constitutionalist force has begun marching on Monterey, to be joined by forces from Matamoros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebela
Matamoras
Laredo
Tex
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Matamoros
Personal mentions from Waterville area Thursday
Local notes list residents and visitors including W OC McFar WH Was aarg, Lewis Borer from DuBois on business, Miss Ida Ree Hooper of Jamestown NY visiting Mrs Fred Schmitt, John Chase to DuBois on business, John Kenmard and family to Osceola Mills, Ida C. Briel of Frenchville at Hotel Windsor, Grand Flood of Karthaus visiting, Theodore Mitchell home from Kiskiminetas for summer, Nancy Miller leaving for State College, George Gearhart and wife from tear field Ky visiting, Allen-Ainsley wedding in DuBois with Oscar Allen and Jennie Ainsley, Mrs Allen to reside in Wharton, Mrs Beck recovering and moved home after YMCA illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ainsley
Oscar Leslie Allen
Jennie Annn Ainsley
DuBois
George Barr
A. Platt
Wharton
Indian Princess to Visit Us In Wyoming Show
A famed Cherokee princess named Princess Arrow is billed as a headline attraction at the Bill Wild West show in Clearfield on June 1. The note highlights her unmatched horsemanship and control of untamable steeds, portraying her as a premier feature of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blacker
James Blacker
Arrow
Shot
Wyoming
Bill Wild West
Will
Clearfield
Two Good Stories In Sunday Press Read Next Week
The Philadelphia Press notes two featured installments for Sunday June 5 1921 readers. The House of My Friends is a unique story written specifically for newspaper publication and Tenn Across by Henry Kibbell Webster promises a tale of love and mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Henry Kibbell Webster
Bell Silences Speech During Strike Rally in Paterson
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn faced a loud bell that drowned her speech as strikers gathered near a Methodist church. The interruption drew jeers from some men while Flynn, in good humor, resumed only to be silenced again. police kept order as others returned to work without interference. Further reports from Hazleton note pin weapon clashes between girl factory workers and pickets during strike activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Myrua
Harry Price
Wee
Heeorder Carroll
Klewert
Lng
Hazleton
Juce
J. Gebhardt & Co
United Mine Workers
Central Later
West Hazleton
Eald
Senators Stand With President On Free Wool And Sugar
Washington June 6 President Wilson's free wool and free sugar position grows stronger as the senate caucus nears The tariff bill faces an acid test and leaders expect near unanimous support from Democrats except for a few senators Uni of two may oppose to the end Democratic signs show many intend to follow caucus decisions amid lobby investigations Free shoes lumber agricultural products wool and sugar remain unamended per administration leaders a dominant factor in the bill’s fate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willson
Senate
New Daughter Born to Paul Swartzworth Family
A brand new daughter arrived at the home of Paul Swartzworth on Turnpike avenue on Wednesday. Mother and child are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Swartzworth
Turnpike Avenue
Lobby Inquiry Continues With More Subpoenas
Washington June 6 The senate investigating committee resumed the inquiry into lobby influence on the tariff bill as the sergeant-at-arms will issue further subpoenas. Chairman Overman did not admit White House aid, but capital opinion says names of summoned witnesses were suggested by President Wilson and friends expect significant information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Senate
Overman
Wilson
Aviator and Passenger Killed in Buc Crash
Paris June 6 A biplane with aviator Berner and four passengers crashed in Buc while in flight. All six occupants died, found dead on the ground and removed from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berner
Buc
Spray Fruit Trees In Pennsylvania After Freezing Destruction
The article reports orchardists in Pennsylvania writing to State Zoologist H A Surface about whether to spray trees after a deep freeze destroyed the crop. Surface advises against spraying stone fruits but recommends fungicide spray for apple, pear, and quince to keep leaves healthy and future buds strong, with advice on timing, composition, and avoiding arsenate of lead unless pests are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Aire
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Bros. Surface
Cambria County
Firemen Prepare for Western Pennsylvania Convention in August
Jersey Shore firemen gear up for the Western Pennsylvania Firemen's Association convention to be held in their town in August. Clearfield will be represented at the event. J Frank Larder Esq returned to New York after attending Clearfield High School Alumni banquet last night and greeting many friends. Mr Snyder now practices law on Broad Street in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Shore
Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
Clearfield
New York
J. Frank Larder Esq
Snyder
Broad Street
New York City
Appendicitis Operation on Fred Barrett at Local Hospital
An operation for appendicitis was performed on Fred Barrett son of Thomas Barrett at the hospital Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The patient is getting along nicely. Mr Barrett runs an automobile livery in this city. Dr S E Weber dean of State College delivered the address at the annual commencement of the Dubois high school this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barrett
Thomas Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Clearfield County
S. E. Weber
State College
DuBoist High School
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke reopens key Patton mine
After months of closure the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company resumes operations at Patton with mine capacity of 38. About 11 men are employed and 300 tons of coal are shipped daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensylvania Coal and Coke Company
Patton
King Haaxgh Of New Liner Sails Toward New York
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a king and a liner voyage toward New York with unclear names and places. The readable parts hint at a sea journey and an opera house or port, but details remain garbled. Entities are uncertain. main action is a liner voyage toward New York.
Millers See Self Rising Flour
Reports from the Operative Millers' association annual convention discuss self rising flour and notes on modern baking topics. The piece advertises 1913 model motors and boats, new machines, and easy payment plans with inquiries to Lock Box 11 Frenton Mir 6 14 for replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
Operative Millers’ Association
Frenton Mir
Senator Kenyon Backs Wilson in Fight Against Lobby
Iowa senator Kenyon publicly endorses Representative Wilson in his battle against lobbying pressure. The pair frame the issue as a stand for integrity and legislative independence amid mounting industry influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wilson
Riots Erupt as Hungarian Premier Resigns
June 3. In Budapest, scenes of violent disorder followed the announcement by Premier Liedislaus von Lukncs of his resignation amid the acquittal of Deputy Desaes on a charge connected to alleged misconduct. The speaker lost control as deputies clashed and police were summoned. the sitting was suspended and later adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Ladislaus von Jokacs
Cabin Delta
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Bollpest
Bdngary
Hungariain
Liedislaus von Lukncs
Etliner
Chamber of Deputies
Che Presier
Desaes
von Lairkines
Count Tise
Pellee
DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR Michael Goslinsky Executed for Policeman Murder
Michael Goslinsky, Buffalo youth, was executed in the electric chair for the murder of Patrolman George M. Claus in Auburn after a spree with three accomplices on November 14. The case involved a prior shooting in the home of a relative and a drinking spree that led to the fatal confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Goslinsky
Auburn
Michael Jos- Moskr
Buffalo
George M. Claus
Goslinsky
Pleker Pearce
Kennierz
Pater
Lyle
Deaths of a Day Gear Old and Other Notables
Obituary notice listing Gear Old and several other individuals with brief biographical notes, stating their deaths and affiliations. Includes limited details drawn from the damaged OCR text, preserving names and basic context while avoiding sensational language.
Real Estate for Sale on Third Street near Courthouse
Lot 32 by 100 feet on Third Street half a block from the courthouse in WIE. Sell with or without building. Also one dwelling house on THT street, 28 by 100 feet. Farm 56 acres in Lawrence township under best cultivation with buildings. Farm 50 acres one and one quarter miles from courthouse Jerlaid with three veins of coal, good buildings, excellent cultivation, fine water. Sold for cash or on reasonable terms. Possession given at once. W P Norris Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthouse Wie
Lawrence Township
Court House
Fragmentary Classified Notes From Clearfield Area
A garbled OCR page lists names and items: plumbing engineer W Fleck of Clearfield, rent notice for Market Street, a lost small pocket book with $80 and a key, and several noisy fragments mentioning firms, a barber on West Side, and a relocation note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hae Livingson
Rhine
Os Boraize We Fylp Ay U O35 1
Fragmentary OCR reads as a small town item with unclear names and dates leaving details unreadable. The line hints at a numeric or code designation and a proper noun that cannot be reliably identified. No verifiable events or entities are present.
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Geo. W. Johnson
USA
S. Second ST
Penn'a
W.R. Fargo
Meat Market Nichols Street
R. C. Shaw Grocery Co
Pompeian Olive Oil
Aek
McFar
Wat
Lewis Borer
Ida Ree Hooper
Jamestown, N. Y
Fred Schmitt
John Chase
Business Today
John Kenmard
Osceola Mills
Ida C. Briel
Frenchville
Karthaus
Theodore Mitchell
Kiskiminetas School
Nancy Miller
George Gearhart
Tearfield, Ky
Frank Powell
Second Street
Beck
The
Ghurgh
Elizabeth Fiyan
Penn Public Service Co
King Haaxgh
Cehine
Keistianiafjord
Taras
Berger
Kenyon
Special Investigating Committee
Capitol
D. F. Guelich
Moshannon
Jacobson
Second Hand Furniture
Reed St. Clearfted
Philadelphia Life Co
Kurtz
W. S Ostrander
Adent Clearfield
W. Fleck
Wileh Job
Smith Fire
West Side
Market Street
Ener
Ain
Tobinson & Chm
Ved
Dymura
Os Boraize
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