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Newspaper
Clearfield Herald
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads a dated line from 1915 with repeated words and unclear subject matter. The readable portion shows no clear event, names, or location to identify a coherent news item.
Foxhall Keene captain of the American polo team broke a collarbone after a pony crash at Meadow Brook. Larry Waterbury or Keene expected to substitute as the U S defense falters in the final tryout before the Meadow Brook match.
Chicago reports its youngest burglar, nine year old Andrew Conway, vows revenge on police and the woman who caught him. He claims two years of burglary and says he led a gang before being dragged to the station by Mrs. A. Carvin after being found under a bed at her home.
Auburn New York June 9 Fifty more inmates from two additional prison companies walk out of the Auburn prison shops refusing to work and asserting that the food pool provisions are unfair, signaling a broader worker action inside the facility.
Warden C. F. Ratigan, in office a week, had the striking workers locked in their cells and began investigating their complaint. All but twenty-one of the men who quit returned to work. There is absolutely no disorder. the men simply quit and were imprisoned in their cells.
President John S. White and eighteen United Mine Workers of America officers were indicted in federal court in Charleston West Virginia on charges of violating the Sherman anti trust law. The indictment alleges a conspiracy with coal operators in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois to raise wages to curb competition in the Western Virginia coal fields.
Major J. J. Dickinson of New York is appointed by Secretary Bryan as representative in the state department of the Panama Pacific exposition at four thousand dollars a year. He will expedite the business between the department and exposition authorities.
June 9 report that several European powers have instructed their embassies and legations to seek collective action in Constantinople and Balkan capitals for the demobilization of their respective armies.
Rosani the Manipulator headlines Children Day at the 1913 Chautauqua and will perform a laughter filled act. He appears as ten distinct characters by twisting his hat brim and facial expressions while balancing, juggling, and doing tricks with hats and props.
William Harvey Goodale suffered a paralytic stroke while driving an automobile near Montgomery New York eleven miles from Goshen His family called for a chauffeur who brought him to Goshen and a physician accompanied him to Middletown Goodale is a noted bowler who recently played in Rochester national tournament
Senate lobby inquiry in Washington spotlighted Senator Townsend's charge that President Wilson is the most insidious influence in the capital. Committee members discussed who would testify and whether the president should appear, with Reed saying no call unless a specific charge is made by a senator.
The article notes Senator Cummins arguing Democrats started the inquiry and must pursue it. An opposing voice insists President Wilson should provide information underlying claims of insidious lobbying in Washington before hearings end. Also contains a classified ad for 1913 model motorcycles and boats with monthly payments and a reply address in Treaton, Mich.
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