Protecting Child Workers Neill Becomes National Trustee
Charles P. Neill former United States commissioner of labor elected trustee of the National Child Labor Committee replacing Chancellor James H. Kirkland of Nashville. The nine year old group seeks to protect working children nationwide and improve their physical and educational opportunities. Neill will oversee labor issues from headquarters in New York as he assumes duties on the committee board.
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Neill
National Committee
New York
Charles P. Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
National Child Labor Committee
James H. Kirkland
Nashville
Tenn
Kirkland
American Smelting and Refining Company
TO ATTACK MONTEREY Mexican Rebels Preparing In Texas
Enormous stores of arms and ammunition for the constitutionalists have crossed into Matamoras. The rebels plan to attack Monterey and San Luis Potosi, key northern and central Mexican cities. A body of 1,200 constitutionalists has begun marching on Monterey and will be joined by troops from Matamoras.
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Laredo
Tex
Matamoras
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Hungarian Premier resigns in Vienna
Vienna June 6 Dr Ladislaus von Lukacs Hungarian premier arrived in the Austrian capital and submitted the resignation of the Hungarian cabinet to Emperor Francis Joseph as king of Hungary. Laws are made by old people and br emnen. Youths and women want the exceptions, old people the rules.
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Vienna
Ladislaus von Lukacs
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Goethe
Local Visitors And Guests At City Hotels
Mrs W C McK sontown visited Thursday. J O McGuirk and John Chase were in town on business. Lewis Boyer of DuBois and Ida Belle Hooper of James town NY visited relatives. Ida C Briel of Frenchville stayed at the Windsor. Claud Flood of Karthaus toured the city. Theodore Mitchell returned home from Kiskiminetas school for break. Nancy Miller left for commencement at State College. George Gearhart and wife of Clearfield KY visited Mr and Mrs Frank Powell on Second Street.
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George Gearhart
Clearfield, Ky
Frank Powell
Second Street
Alem and Ainsley Wedding in DuBois Home
Oscar Leslie Alem and Miss Jennie Ann Ainsley of DuBois were married in the town at the bride’s mother's home, Mrs George Barr, Wednesday by Rev. A Platt D D. Mr and Mrs Allen will reside at Wharton.
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Oscar Leslie Alem
Jennie Annn Ainsley
DuBois
George Barr
A. Platt
Allen
Wharton
Mrs Beck Recovered and Returns Home from Hospital
Mrs Beck wife of Secretary Beck of the Y M C A has largely recovered from illness and was discharged to her home on Thursday after leaving the hospital.
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Beck
Indian Princess at Wyoming Bill Wild West Show
A Cherokee princess named Princess Arrow Shot captivates audiences with unmatched horsemanship at the Wyoming Bill Wild West show. She is billed as a standout feature alongside ailing florist James Blacker who remains ill but improving. The exhibit is set for Clearfield on June 16.
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James Blacker
Arrow Shot
Clearfield
Two Good Stories in The Philadelphia Press Sunday
The Philadelphia Press previews two feature stories for Sunday June 8. The first, The House of My Friends, is written exclusively for newspaper publication. The second, Torn Across by Henry Kitchell Webster, blends love and mystery and promises engaging fiction.
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Philadelphia Press
Henry Kitchell Webster
Brand New Daughter Arrives at Swartzworth Home
Paul Swartzworth on Turnpike avenue welcomed a newborn daughter Wednesday. Mother and child are reported doing well.
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Paul Swartzworth
Turnpike Avenue
Ghurgh Bell Interrupts Flynn Speech at Strike Rally
Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn faced a noisy disruption when a church bell rang during her labor rally near a Paterson church. She paused then resumed as the crowd jeered, while others returned to work without interference and police kept order amid a broader strike environment in Hazleton and West Hazleton where pickets clashed with workers and hatpins were used.
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Miss Flynn
Garry Price
Carroll
Kienert
Hazleton
J. Gerhardt & Co
United Mine Workers
Central Later
West Hazleton
Senators Stand With President Free Wool and Sugar
Washington report notes President Wilson firm on free wool and free sugar as Senate caucus nears. Democratic senators largely align with party leaders, with only rare defections anticipated. Underwood bill provisions for free shoes lumber agricultural products wool and sugar are expected to remain largely intact, limiting floor amendments.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Spraying Apple Pear and Quince Trees for Next Year’s Crop
State Zoologist H A Surface advises spraying pome fruits with a fungicide to keep leaves healthy and develop strong fruit buds for next year. He recommends two to three summer sprays with lime sulfur or Bordeaux mixture on apple pear and quince, omitting arsenate of lead unless pests are present.
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Pennsylvania
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Surface
Cambria County
Jersey Shore Firemen Prep For Western Pa Convention
Jersey Shore firemen prepare to attend the Western Pennsylvania Firemen's Association convention to be held in the town. Clearfield will be represented at the convention.
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Jersey Shore
Western Pennsylvania Firemen's Association
Anegast
Clearfield
Alumni Banquet Attendee Returns to New York
J Frank Stvrder Esq who traveled to Clearfield for the High School Alumni banquet last night returned to New York today after greeting many friends. Mr Snyder is now practicing by himself at 25 Broad Street New York City.
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J. Frank Stvrder
Clearfield
New York
Snyder
Broad Street
New York City
Barrett's Son Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
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 the city.
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Fred Barrett
Thomas Barrett
Mr. Barrett
DuBois High School Commencement Hear Dr Weber Address
Dr S E Weber a Clearfield county native now dean of State College delivered the address at the annual DuBois High School commencement this week.
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S. E. Weber
Clearfield County
State College
DuBois High Schoo
Patton Mines Reopened by Pennsylvania Coal Coke Company
The Pennsylvania Coal Coke company has reopened Mine 33 at Patton after months of closure. It is the town’s largest mine, employing many workers, with about 300 tons of coal shipped daily.
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Pensylvania Coal « Coke Company
Patton
Compa
King Haakon of Norge sails for New York in transatlantic voyage
King Haakon of Norway undertakes a direct Atlantic crossing to New York aboard a royal vessel. He is accompanied by several Norwegian cabinet ministers and deputies who accompany the journey, with attention from officials and aides at Berger as part of the royal delegation.
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Christian Ua
Neovet
Senate lobby inquiry resumes as subpoenas issued
Washington June 4 The senate investigating committee presses on amid testimony denying a large lobby aimed at the tariff bill. The sergeant at arms will issue more subpoenas as Chairman Overman avoids confirming White House aid. Presidents allies anticipate revelations from summoned witnesses.
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Washington
Senate
Overman
White House
Wilson
Millers Seek Self Rising Flour at Kansas Convention
At the annual convention of the Operative Millers association in Kansas the speakers debate a satisfactory self rising flour and its role in future baking. The discussion includes The Modern Loaf From the Baker’s Viewpoint as a key topic.
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Millers
Kansas
Operative Millers’ Association
Bargain Prices on 1913 Model Motor Boats and Creoles
Advertisement offering 1913 model motor boats and Creoles at easy monthly payments. Claims brand new machines and bargains in used Movs Creoles. Encourages writing with stamped reply and provides Lock Box 11, Trenton, Mi.
Two Die In Bue Aerial Crash In June Report
Paris dispatch reports aviator Bernard and his passenger killed when a biplane flipped in the air above Bue. Both occupants died at the scene and were recovered dead.
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Paris
Bernard
Bue
Senator Kenyon backs Wilson in fight against lobby
Senator Kenyon of Iowa stands with Representative Wilson in opposing a powerful lobby. The move signals bipartisan support as they push for reform and transparency, urging colleagues to join the effort to curb influence and protect constituents.
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Iowa
Wilson
Riot at Budapest as Premier resigns amid chaos
Budapest, June 5. Great disorder marked the opening of the Hungarian chamber as Premier Ladislaus von Lukacs announced the cabinet's resignation over the acquittal of Deputy Desnes in a libel suit alleging corruption tied to Bank of Eluneury contracts. The presiding Count Tisza struggled to maintain order as deputies hurled insults, desks were banned, and parliamentary police were summoned. The session was adjourned after ejecting several members.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ladislaus von Lukacs
Chamber of Deputies
Desnes
Pr von Lukxes
Bank of Eluneury
Preethese” Wael
Sittin Wetyt
von Doukits
Visaa
Count Tisza
Murderer dies in electric chair at Auburn for police shooting
Michael Troslinski, Buffalo youth, executed in Auburn prison for the 19 last year shooting of a patrolman after a Polish wedding. Police report says three youths assaulted the officer, one seized the revolver, and Troslinski fatally shot him while companions faced lesser sentences.
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Auburn
N. Y
Michael Troslinsky
Buffalo
George M. Claus
Navy
Oslinsky
Zoslinsky
Roonieczka
Is Sering
Fils Pitet
Terze Siak
Seungy
Twenti Vesers
Deaths of a Day and Local Notices Collide in Grainy Page
Fragmented obituaries and notices show a veteran of the Stanford Water works, a trustee aged eighty, plus ads for plumbing services, lost watches and a purse. The text includes partnership dissolutions, property ads, and cashiered items from a late 19th or early 20th century issue.
Real estate for sale near court house and farms in Lawrence
Lot 32 by 100 feet on Third street half a block from the court house sells with or without building. Also a dwelling on THE street 28 by 100 feet. Farm of 56 acres in Lawrence township with no buildings. Also a 50 acre farm one and a quarter miles from the court house with coal under three veims, good buildings, fine water, sold for cash or on reasonable terms. Possession given at once. W P Norris.
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Third Street
Court House
Lawrence Town
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Cit
Lewis Boyer
Ida Belle Hooper
Jamestown, N. Y
Fred Schmitt
Second St
John Chase
Business Today
John Kennard
Osceola Mills
Ida C. Briel
Frenchville
Windsor
Claud Flood
Karthaus
Theodore Mitchell
Kiskiminetas School
Nancy Miller
Allen—Ainsley
Mr. Blacker
Reker
Ghurgh
Elizabeth Fiyan
King Haaxon
New Lin
Trenton
Kenyon
Special Investigating Committee
Capitol
Premier
Michael Goelinsky
George WY
Stamford
Wee Wyan Universly
W. S Ostrander
Clearfield, Pa
C. W. Fleck
Clearfield Pa
P. FE. H
Smith
P. EB. Hurd
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Marke Street
Market Street
Harr Livingston
Rhine
Muti Onsen
Saa Robinson
Seerie
F. Guelich
D. F. Guelich
Jacobson
Reed St. Clearfield
Philadelphia Life Co
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