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Newspaper

Clearfield Herald

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

4

Mexicans Use a New Weapon in Heavy Battle

Across the Rio Grande Mexican federals and rebels exchange heavy losses in Matamoros fighting. Major Extana Raion wounded. Brownsville reports heavy casualties on both sides as Caranza forces gather munitions of war and seek recognition. Washington observers warn of a possible larger conflict if Matamoros falls. A separate item notes Alpheus Hoopes attacked by two Black men, robbed, and run over by a milk wagon, endangering his foot.

Agante Gartanza Wain United States Huerta Bruwnyville Tex Matamoras Lon Grande Sisty Marcin Gary Ayen Renin Af al Uvups Extana Brownsville Hospital Wale Davis Uae Powas Ua Washington Alpheus Hoopes Hoopes

55 000 2 Year Club Disbands

Wellesley Massachusetts June 5 The Wellesley five dollar a year club whose members college girls pledged not to marry for three years after graduating and wealthy to men with five thousand has disbanded.

Wellesley Mass Meuders Nen

Telegraphic Ticks Selections of Tragedies and Mishaps

Lewellyn Johnson of Delaware killed one wife and himself, leaving six children orphaned. Amavis G. Berg of Malone attempted to save his horse from a burning barn but suffocated. Joseph Franz Dubring of Philadelphia, a landscape architect, shot himself dead in his father’s home, the Rev. Herman J. Dubring.

Lewellyn Johnson Delaware, D Amavis G. Berg Malone Joseph Franz Dubring Philadelphia Hiz Herman J. Dubring

Baseball summaries from early major leagues and pitchers listed

Fragmentary note lists National League teams Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Brooklyn and New York with pitcher pairings Moore Adams Hess Cheney and Rucker Johnson Rain Steele McConnell Scott Leonard Willett Cortrall and Mitchell Multin. Also mentions Cleveland and Washington with various pitching duos and incomplete scoring.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh Moore Adams Boston Chicago Hess Cheney Brooklyn Dutteinwald Cleveland New York Steele fcConnel Scott and Leonard Willett Cortrall Washington Mitchell Multin

Question of Margaret Wilson as lobbyist in Washington

Richard Campion, tariff expert, asserts Margaret Wilson attempted to influence Congress regarding Underwood schedules. He notes the Naval Home property in Washington was converted into a public playground and says the move is lobbying. The president criticized such efforts as pernicious.

Win Naval Washington Richard Campion Congress

Baseball at Driving Park Glass Works Nine vs Reedsville

Tomorrow a good game of baseball will be played at the driving park between the Glass Works nine and a nine from Reedsville. Turn out and give the local bays encouragement.

Glass Works Nine Reedsvile

Badly Burned by Third Rail at New York Station

Daniel O Connor a twenty four year old electrician at the New York Central railroad station in Mott Haven was severely burned when a wrench touched a live third rail the spark igniting his clothing He calmly directed fellow workers to dress his wounds while awaiting a physician and then rolled on the platform to extinguish the blaze before rescue arrived

New York Daniel O'Connor O'Connor New York Central Mott Tiven Connor

Chilean Submarine Cuique Launched in Seattle

The Chilean naval submarine Cuique was launched in Seattle on June 5 and christened by Mrs. Edgar von Schroeders, wife of the Chilean officer who will command the vessel on its voyage to South America.

Seattle Wash Cuique Edgar von Schroeders South America

Aboyeur Wins Famous Derby

The race at Tondo Juve saw Aboyeur win the famed Derby amid controversy as the favorite faced disqualification for an infraction. cheers erupted as Aboyeur crossed the line in first place.

Aboyeur Ismass Conanony Lunipin Strewch Nur

Disqualification Sparks Pandemonium After Race Upset

In the paddock and boxes chaos followed a horse's disqualification. Bettors lamented losses at betting stands around Aboyeur’s backers as long-shot supporters, many from poorer communities, profited on the 16 to 1 winner. Bookmakers faced a shock but largely avoided heavy losses due to bets on other entries.

Settling Balkan Questions in Paris

Fifty delegates from great European powers and Balkan states met at the French foreign office in Paris to apportion the Ottoman debt and discuss a war indemnity. Stephen Pichon presided and opened with hopes for a satisfactory outcome before hosting a luncheon in honor of the delegates.

Paris Balkan Turkey Stephen Pichon

Rubin Sentenced To Sing Sing For Arson

Rubert J. Rubin, a fire insurance adjuster, was sentenced by Justice Gol in New York to a prison term of six to ten years for second degree arson. The conviction followed testimony from Isidore Stein, known as Izzy the Painter, who faces a lengthy term in a separate case. A Japan note reports Tokyo asking Washington to avert a rupture over California land legislation.

New York Rubert J. Rubin Sing Sing Justice Gol Supreme Court Rubi Isidore Stein

His Last Words and the Classic Last Word Joke

A brief quip centers on the remark Does your wife always have the last word The reply notes often Yes dear or Very true dear reflecting a light hearted exchange attributed to Puck

Puck

Tragedy at Somerville Station as Baby Saved by Hero

In Somerville Massachusetts a daring act by a bystander saved a baby from an oncoming train but cost the life of the helper. Annie Camyenhteen year old from nearby aimed to move the infant clear of the tracks at the North Somerville station but was struck and killed as a fast passenger train passed. The hero shielded the child moments before the collision.

Girk Somerville Mass Annie Camy O Treiaad

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Matamor Carranza Renort Margaret Wilson American Presa Associertion Mott Haven Ismiay Graganaur Clearfield The Real Rough Riders of the World Plains Wild West Sials Grand Free Street Rubin Japan Yukyo Viscount Chinda California Baby Avery Sheeders Music House Clarfield, Fa Ross & Woods Whittemore Albo Henderso Ladie’s Windsor Hotel Our Ladies’ Department Witmer Ian Harder Clearfield, Penn’a Mazda
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