Farmers Boys Excursion to State College June Trip Planned
A State Grange committee at State College sets an excursion for farmers sons to visit State College on June 18 to tour buildings and demonstrations. Reduced railroad rates apply from June 16 to 18, with connections via Tyrone to Bellefonte. Highlights include agriculture and home economics facilities, engineering and mining displays, animal husbandry, and 10 percent acre farm operations.
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State Grange
State Gringe Ly
State College
Pennsylvania
Canhand
Tick ‘Stecan
Vom
Jaume
Tyrone
Bellefonte
Deeds Transferred at the County Capitol
Deeds filed in Register and Recorder Reed's office show transfers in DuBois and Clearfield. Marie L Hastoy to Russell M Secrist for 2550 dollars. Henry Funerin to Gio Metelontus Jotim for 225 dollars. Lindemuth executor to Walter Welch et al for 251 dollars. Walter Welch to Catherine Zipp for 251 dollars. George W Jobson to Albert Kossia for 550 dollars.
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Office of Register and Recorder
Reed
Marie L. Hastoy
Russell M. Secrist
DuBo
Henry Funerin
Gio
Metelontus Jotim DuBois
Lindemuth
Walter Welch
Clearfield
Catherine Zipp
Jet
George W. Jobson
Albert Kossia
DuBois
Licenses to be Married Recorded for Several Couples
Register and Recorder Reed sent licenses to wed for Jobbo Zabmanies of Hawk Run and Sale Babbo of Morrisdale Yedem Yenadekt and Anns Gutowski of DuBois Benienta F Williams of Cher and Cora 4 Brown of Cloarfield.
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Register and Recorder
Reed T
Jobo Zabmanies
Hawk Run
Sale Babbo
Morrisdale
Yedem Yenadekt
Anns Gutowski
Whaley and Son Elopement and Family Court Intentions
In Hempstead North Carolina Reverend Cooke and Miss Florette Whaley eloped to California and back to the East. Cooke, once rector, was unfrocked and has since supported his family as a painter. They live in New York City. Cooke's wife has discovered him and he and Silas Whaley have announced plans to marry and give their children their father's name.
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Sete Knode Cooke
Florette Whaley
Hempstead
N. C
Cooke
Cold Spell Hits County With Frost and Rain
Weather disruptions loom as cold snap lingers in Clearfield region with frost and rain. Businesses suffer, farmers face setbacks, and residents await warmer days. Clearfield Baptist Association plans its 64th annual session in Reynoldsville June 12 and 13. Delegates include W. P. Sheeder J. M. Chase Zoe Woodward Mae Kipe. Rev. W. G. Car will attend. William DeHaas and Samuel V. Border travel to Yellville Arkansas for zinc company affairs. Do Want Ads Pay features a printer’s trade ad and a humorous verse from the Philadelphia Star quoted in local notes.
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Clearfield Baptist Association
Wll
Reynoldsvile Junne
Clearfield
W. P . Sheeder
J. M. Chase
Zoe Woodward
Mae Kipe
W. G. Car
Wiliam DeHaas
Samuel V. Border
Vis
Yellville
Arkansas
Mr. DeHaas
Zinc
Mr. Border
Ozarks
Country Club to Open Soon at Clearfield Curwensville
The Clearfield Curwensville Country Club plans for the 1913 season include substantial clubhouse improvements and a new two acre Hyde farm entrance in Lawrence Township. An 18 foot roadway will provide a second access to the grounds, with opening day supper tentatively scheduled for late month. Committees for 1913 are named, and local visitors note life insurance needs as safety for the future amid social and healthful pastimes.
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Clearfield-Curwensville
Soria
Board of Govrnors
Hyde Farm
Lawrence Township
Hyde
Bridge Bid Sparks Readvertisement in Frenchville Station
Supervisors of Girard and Covington townships in the Arbitration Room of the courthouse opened bids last week for a reinforced concrete bridge over Deer Creek at Frenchville station. About 200 dollars was the highest bid. three were rejected and the project will be readvertised. Supervisor James O. Leonard oversees the matter.
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Girard
Covington
Court House
Deer Creek
Frenchville Station
James O. Leonard
Ten Hearty Laughs a Minute Bucking Bronchos Tout
A Wyoming Bill's Wid-West Exhibition appears in Clearfield in June. The wild bucking bronchos twist and turn as husky cowboys ride them, delivering hearty laughter and lively feats. About a score of bronchos travel with the show, promising ample merriment.
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Wyoming
Bill
Wid West
Clearfield
Reverend Nelson Cleaver Dies in Brooklyn Hospital
Information reached this ally of the death on Tuesday last in a Brooklyn hospital of Reverend Nelson E. C. Cleaver who had been appointed to the Cuiweasville Methodist charge at the recent Central Pennsylvania conference. Rev. Mr. Cleaver had served since appointment and his pulpit has been filled by Rev. George Leidy. The dead clergyman was 41 years of age and a very popular minister. He is survived by two daughters and one son. The funeral will take place tomorrow at Lewisburg.
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Brooklyn
New York
Nelson E. C. Cleaver
Cuiweasville
Central Pennsylvania
Gleaver
George Leidy
Lewisburg
TISZA TO FORM A CABINET IN HUNGARY
Emperor Francis Joseph appoints Count Stephen Tisza speaker of the lower house to form a cabinet replacing Dr. Ladislaus Lukacs. It is expected Tisza will reappoint Dr. von Lukace and colleagues to their former offices. Also notes Uruguay sanctions treaty in Montevideo with the United States.
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Budapest
Francis Joseph
Huny
Stephen Tisz
Hungari
Ladislaus Con Lukacs
Count Tisza
von Lukace
Coleagues
Uruguay
Montevideo
Droguey
United States
Firemen respond to Second Ward alarm at Noll home
Firemen answered a Sunday alarm from the Second ward and found the flue in the house occupied by Jobo L. Noll ablaze. No damage reported.
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Jobo
L. Noll
Militant suffragettes strike at Westwood mansion
In Epson England on June 3 a crowd member seized reins of King George's horse Autier causing a rider injury and a woman bystander killed. London reports $75,000 in damage by a suffragette arson squad at a near Westwood manor in Wiltshire with a placard reading For damages apply to Renniman. Walter Renniman commented at a meeting in Trowbridge where interrupters were ejected.
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Epson
England
King George’s
Autier
Tartenhin Corner
Jones
Angier
London
Sufragettes
Bre
Westwood
Trowbridge
Witshire
Renciman
Walter Renciman
Robbery Hits Whitesboro Post Office Safe
The post office at Whitesboro near Utica was blown open by burglars using an automobile. The interior was wrecked by the explosion as stamps and mail receipts were reportedly seized. the postmaster had banked mail receipts to guard against repeated robberies. Earlier, an attempted break-in at the postoffice, identified as Old Force, yielded only a mail key.
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Utica. S
Whitesboro
Ipswich Strike Persists as 600 Remain Out After IWW Appeal
Six hundred Ipswich hosiery mill workers who had returned to work again did not report for duty following an appeal by IWW organizer Joseph Jebiller who addressed Greek and Polish operatives. The absentees pledge to stand with the IWW in its fight for a 20 percent wage increase.
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Ipswich
Mass
Joseph 3Ebiller
Industrial Workers of the World
Seventy Five Thousand Cigars Seized Over Stamp Rule
Federal inspectors at Providence seized seventy five thousand cigars for lacking revenue stamps. A Sacramento man was reprieved from a gallows death for two weeks by Governor Rohinson. Bessie Nathan and other names appear in garbled text with unclear context.
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Providence RL
Jake Oppenheimer
Sacramento
Cal
Rohinson
Miners Strike Near Senate Inquiry In West Virginia
A Raleigh County strike involves several hundred miners over a tipple weightman dispute at Stanford as union organizers plan to bring up to a hundred witnesses for a Senate investigation. Disappearance of armed guard chief Ganghot sparks fears. theories include removal to deter testimony or death. Senate sergeants at arms will ensure subpoenas and compel testimony.
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Minera Sayte
Senate
Union
Charleston
Mr. Paulson
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Ganghot
BE. W. Ganghot
Baldwin-Feltz Guards
Gawghot
Divi‘sion
Nm Court
Senate Committee
Frisco Grafter Convicted in Forty Thieves Case
San Francisco jurors convict former detective Frank Esola in the first state case against San Francisco police involved with the Forty Thieves bunko gang. He aided Michael Gallo in robbing a farmer of 900 dollars while seven other officers face trial on conspiracy charges. The bunko ring allegedly netted over 300,000 since 1905 under police protection with a 25 percent tribute alleged to police.
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San Francisco
Bunko Gang
Frank Esola
Esola
Michael Gallo
Bunke
Dismo Benegri Tesued
Wilson Letter Demands 5000 In Youngstown Case
Giuseppe Pemaro, age 35, was arrested by Captain Washer of the U S secret service in Youngstown on a charge of sending a blackmail letter to President Wilson in Washington. Pemaro allegedly demanded 5000 with the claim that it was needed for a just cause.
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Youngstown
Giuseppe Pemaro
Washer
United States Secret Service
Wilson
U. S. Washington, D.C
Miners Saved by Helmets After Gas Explosion
Rescuers equipped with oxygen helmets saved twenty three miners at the Scott colliery in Shamokin Pennsylvania after a gas explosion. Only two miners were killed. The helmets allowed the rescue team to reach unconscious workers amid poisonous gas and a fire that followed but caused no further fatalities.
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Gaeee Shamokin
Scott Colliery
Regrete Corps
Train Wreck Injures 24 After Tree Strikes Express
A tree blown down by a storm struck a Chatham express train near Wingate, injuring 24 passengers from flying glass and splinters. Engineers stopped the train, sent for doctors to Pawling and Brewster, and emergency hospitals treated the injured at Hasbrouck’s, Slocum’s, and the railroad station. Father Grogzin was badly cut. most passengers returned to New York. A separate incident reports a lightning strike igniting a barn at South Milbrook, with T iliam C. Entee narrowly escaping the flames.
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Poughkeepsie
Chatham Express
Harlem
Wingate
Pawling
Dover Plains
Brewster
South Milbrook
Sulzer Speaking Dates With Governor Scheduled in New York
Governor Sulzer will appear with Roosevalt in his direct primary bid at Buffalo and Rochester on Tuesday and Wednesday, with further stops in Yonkers New Rochelle Mount Vernon and New York before Albany on June 27 the day after the legislature opens. Roosevelt is to join the governor on the Buffalo and Rochester platforms.
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Roosevalt
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
N. Y
Sulzers
Clyde
Yonkers
New Rochelle
Mount Vernon
New York
Roosevelt
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Toca
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Philadelphis Star
Curwensville
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H. F. Rigler
House
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John
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C. S. Russell
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S.A. Easthorne
Philadelphia
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Lo State
Agnes Weaver
Lim Gallagher
Merrits
Jerry Wallace Asbury Lee, Jr
Rebby Lytele
Wille
Lick Run
Paul Mahaffey
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Brooklyn Hospital
Tisza
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Frisco
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Washington
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