Municipal Hygiene lecture in Clearfield by Dr Litchfield
Dr Lawrence Litchfield of Pittsburg spoke at the Hotel Dimeling on municipal hygiene in Clearfield. He urged practical steps to prevent disease through sanitation, vaccination, clean water, insect control, nursing mothers, and public education, calling for citywide rules, better housing, and sanatoriums.
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Wells
Clearfeld
Dimeling
Lawrence Litchfield
Pittsburg
Clearfield
Lis
Singleton Bell
Thomas H. Murray
Murray
Jatchield
Naples
London
Litchfield
A. D. Bigler
W. S. Betts
Chamber of Commerce
Borough Council
George B. Reed
Womans Club
W. S. Lewis
Battle for Uszok Pass Rages as Forces Clash
Reports from Petrograd and Lemberg describe a fierce battle in the Uszok Pass with German claims of railway blockages and Russian advances. The conflict centers on control of the Ustok corridor as Austro-German lines see little pressure while despatches claim heavy fighting and damage, including dynamiting near Siouka.
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Lenton
Petrograd
Ber
Uszok
Hiaman
Pres
Lemberg
Ustok
Siouka
Farm wages show a slight decrease across the United States
United Press reports farm wages in the United States declined 1.7 percent last year from the year before, with an overall average of 29.88 dollars without board. Nevada led at 39 dollars, South Carolina was lowest at 14.30. Day wages and harvest labor varied by region, with Montana highest at 2.54 for day wages and various totals with board.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Nevada
South Carolina
Montana
Plucky River Finds Submarine F-1 After Mystery
A fragmentary report states Plucky River divers finally locate submarine F-1 underwater yesterday. The unclear text mentions a nearby mate and a person named Frani feez, with several garbled phrases about the department and a walker, but specifics are not clear.
Masked robbers loot New York Central freight train
Buffalo, April 15. Fifteen to twenty masked men halted a New York Central freight near Sanborn, Niagara County, looting fifteen cars of silk valued around 50 000 dollars. The engineer fled to warn authorities, two caboose guards faced revolvers, and detectives expect arrests soon as 10 trucks carried the loot.
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Buffalo
Sanborn
Niagara County
Boston
Chicago
Caboose
Hennessy
New York Central
Fredericks
Nrea
Pelleretti Held for Hearing in Moga Death
Coroner jury finds Mrs. Moga died from strangulation at hands of husband Joseph Pelleretti. The body found at Woodland home yesterday morning. Jury members H. L. Bowman John Steck Andre Sharbaigh Joseph Cha and Lant- Iager delivered verdict after sessions aided by local pastors and church members. The meeting planned for March 13 at 8 oclock in church with invitees across the community.
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Moga
Pelleretti
Heir
Woodland
Joé Pelleretti
H. L. Bowman
John Steck
Andrey Sharbaigh
Joseph Cha
Caat
bin Hand
Iis Conalry
Fourth Ward Citizens Discuss the Bond Issue
Twenty five Fourth ward residents met to discuss funding a new high school in Clearfield. John W Barratt led the meeting and the crowd split on the proposal while noting crowded Market Street school conditions as the issue.
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Fourth Ward
Clearfield
John W. Barratt
Market Street
Zeppelin Airship Raids Several English Towns
London. A German Zeppelin airship passed over Blyth at 1 o'clock last night dropping bombs. The craft reportedly crossed Flyth Tyne Wallsend Gramlington Seaton and Burn in Durham and Northumberland outskirts, with bombs falling at each location.
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London
Blyth
Leiyth
Exchange
Newcastle
Flyth
Tyne
Wallsend
Gramlington
Northumberland
Seaton
Burn
Durham
Wouths
Real Estate Transfers in Bradford County
John C. Stewart trustee transfers Bradford land to N. P. Wilson for 325 dollars. George W. Wilson and others convey Bradford land to N. P. Wilson for 200 dollars.
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John C. Stewart
N. P. Wilson
Bradford
George W. Wilson
Federal League Opens Season With Fresh Rivalries
The Federal League kicks off its 1915 season with four opening games led by Louisville at Columbus and Indianapolis at Cleveland. Milwaukee, the 1914 champions, are favored to contend, while Kansas City and St. Paul vie for spots near the cellar. Excitement grows as Havre De Grace launches its spring racing season drawing Beltimore and Washington visitors.
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Mal Sheridan
United Press
New York
American Association
Feds
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Milwaukee Brewers
Mike Can*tillion
Millers
Tadianapolis
Newark
Louisville Colonels
Saints
Havre de Grace
Beltimore
Washington
Obituary Items From Boynton To Princeton Luzern
Obituaries from Clearfield and Goshen detail the deaths of Mrs. John Bolig of Boynton and Mrs. Grant Sankey of Goshen, with funeral plans and surviving relatives noted. Additional notices report the death of DaBRois resident George F. Korb after a wagon accident, and David Philips who fell from a scaffold. Also brief items cover Mrs. Sarah Agnes St. Clair of Clearfield, age 19, and a legal note on Michigan copper mine labor history and Gen Leonard Wood delivering lectures at Princeton.
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Bolig
John Bolig
Boynton Addition
Clearfield’ Hospital
Boynton’ Addition
Laurelton
ORB
George F. Korb
Dabrois
Tobias Korb
Chestnut Grove
Mr. Korb
Korb
Jacob Korb
Brady Township
David Philips
Witmer-Steele Co
Clearfield Hospital
Phillips
Train Hits Auto Killing One Child Injuring Others
Philipsburg April 13 A New York Central work train struck an automobile at a crossing injuring Ruth Dersham and dislocating Willian Dersham's shoulder. The crew reported the whistle sounded as the air whistle blew. Dersham lived at Allport.
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Philipsburg
New York Central
Munson
Willian Dersham
Tuth’ Dersham
Legislative Routine and State Racing Commission Bill
The report covers a state home for delinquent boys ages 6 to 12, a bill on reduced fare rates for ministers by transparency firms, public printing within the state, county appropriations to hospitals, and a Catlin bill creating a state racing commission regulating horse racing and betting. The racing bill was defeated 18 to 15 lacking a constitutional majority, with Senator Catlin shifting from yes to no as reconsideration appeared.
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Catlin
State Racing Commission
House Bills Passed and Defeated in State Legislature
The House approved extending coal rights to all citizens in public accommodations and entertainment. A measure enabling foreign real estate corporations to own property in Pennsylvania passed. Defeated were the Howarth barber license and regulation bill by 112 to 48 and a plan to pay county officers in counties under 150000 inhabitants, opposed by Rep Millican of Armstrong. An obituary note on Rosa Pellereti of Woodland misattributed her husband’s name. correction aided by the chief of police, with thanks to readers.
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Pennesylvania
Howarth
Millican
Armstrong
Ihl
Riva
Rosa Pellereti
Woolland
Husbad
Carl
Joseph
Carl Pets Leretti
Steamer Ptarmigen Sunk By Torpedo in North Sea
Ptarmigan torpedoed in the North Sea with eleven lives lost. Dutch sea trawlers seized by unidentified vessels towed to shore near Amsterdam. Flower Show planned in August by the Women’s Club before schools close.
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Ptarmigen
North Sea
London
Ptarmigan
Tin Amterdam
Acesriliog Co
Wiches
Faye Espa
Amsterdam
Womans Club
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American Association For the” Study and Prevention of
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Getea
S.C. Stewart
S. J. Waterworth
Army
Italy
Uszok Pass
Usleed Drees
Hane
Frani Feez
N. Y. Central
Joseph Pelleretti
Federal League
Sankey
Grant Sankey
Goshen
Wasty
Michigan
Industrial Relations Commission
Harriman
General Wood
Colted Prevsy
Princeton
N. J
Leonard Wood
Anny Staff
Princeton University
War Department
Nito Ste Wy
Ruth Dersham
Senate
Dills
Woodland Pellerety
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