Representative Phillips Measure Pro vides for Preventing Timber Cutting
A Pennsylvania bill by Rep James C. Dell aims to set penalties for illegal cutting of timber and harming humans. It envisions fines from 100 to 200 dollars, prison terms up to five years for manslaughter in timber crimes, and harsher penalties for killings during hunting. The measures seek to protect growing timber and designate game preserves under state foresters.
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Phillips
Sithier
Senate
House
Harrisburg
United Prem
Hastikinieg
Huswrs
Representatate
Janes C. Dell
Hantingden
Ker
Larhuber
Wenimar
Terestria
Aly
McCaig
Allegheny
United States
McCeig
Sed Geological Survey
Grand Jury Drawn for May Term Court
Grand jurors listed for the May term starting May 3 include Bailey, W., Brayman, Irvona, Biocon, Currenc, Willie, Brattem, George, Carpenter, Cozipert, Brown, Neal H. Laborer, DuBois, Cowder, John, Farmer, Docker, Richard, Gent, Lawrence, French, Joseph, Miner, Lawrence, Halgrew, Andrew, Miner, Cooper, Jolson, David, Laborer, Beccaria, Jury, Henry, Laborer, Girard, I. E., Minner, Beecalia, Lixfield, Henry, Farmer, Heston, Miller, J. V., Blacksmith, Lawrence, Minus, T. J., Laborer, Sandy, McGlusker, Ed, Miner, Sandy, McNaltz, Chas., Grocer, DuBois, Shaw, Edgar, Merchant, Goshen, Spangle, Dan M., Carpenter, Beechha, Smith, Truman, Farmer, Bloom, tumblin, J. J., Farmer, Huston, Warner, William, Farmer, Bradford, Woolf, James, Agent, Lawrence, Woodside, W. W., Bookkeeper, ne wenuville, Zumstine, Christ, Laborer, DuBole.
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Bailey
Brayman
Irvona
Biocon
Contractor
Currenc
Willie
Brattem
George
Carpenter
Cozipert
Brown
Neal H
DuBois
Cowder
John
Farmer
Bradford
Docker
Richard
Lawrence
French
Joseph
Miner
Halgrew
Andrew
Cooper
Jolson
David
Beccaria
Jury
Henry
Girard
Rachelries
I. E
Minner
Beecalia
Lixfield
Heston
Miller
J. V
Blacksmith
Minus
T. J
Sandy
McGlusker
McNaltz
Chas
Shaw
Edgar
Merchant
Goshen
Spangle
Dan M
Beechha
Smith
Truman
Bloom
Tumblin
J. J. Farmer
Huston
Warner
William
Woolf
James
Woodside
W. W
Newenuville
Zumstine
Christ
DuBole
Federal Officers Charged With Four Serious Offenses
A court suit seeks an injunction to stop Treasury officials from confiscating interest on 1,000,600 in government circulation. Secretary McAdoo Comptroller Williams and Riggs National Bank officers are named in allegations of conspiracy. A temporary injunction was granted.
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Treasure
McAdoo
Gurrercy
John Skelter
Wiliams
Riggs National Bank
Io Se
govAsttein Chese Treasury
Gov
Archdeaconry of Redaway to Meet at Kane Next Week
The regular archdeaconry of Ride way, episcopal diocese of Erie, will be held at Kane on April 1 and 20. It covers Cameron, Clearfield, Elk, Forest, Jefferson, McKean and Warren counties. Among the clergy listed are Rev. Joseph Jahns of Osernia, Rev. Carroll M. Smith of Oscenla, and Rev. G. H. Totter.
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Rideway
Erie
Kane
Cameron
Clearfield
Elz
Forest
Jefferson, McKean
Warner
Joseph Jahns
Qosernia
Carroll XS. Shith
Oscenla
G. HL Totter
Due Bois
Trout Season Opens On Thursday Morning
The trout season opens Thursday morning as anglers prepare for opening day on the streams. Many expect good fishing and a strong turnout, though the exact number of trout available remains uncertain.
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Clearfield
Real estate transfers include John L Gilliland to J Lawrence Vale in Clearfield for 4925 and William D Bigier to Jacob Rosenstee in Clearfield for 80. Minnie Lyons et al transfer to Perry A Hoover in Bandy. Also Patrick Gilday as commissioner settles strike at Silver company in Derby with workers returning for better wages. W Irving Lewis named general secretary of Clearfield Y M C A. Marriage licenses issued for Janes T Foley and Florence De Vine of DuBois and John Wylie of Glen Richey to Auguste Urbansld of Hansen.
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John L. Gilliland
J. Lawrence Vale
Clearfield
Minnie Lyons
Perry A. Hoover
William D. Bigier
Jacob Rosenstee
Willian D. Bigier
Jacob H. Rosenstee
Patrick Gilday
Derby
Bette
Janes T. Foley
Florence de Vine
DuBois
John Wylie
Glen Richey
Auguste Urbansld
Hansen
Honeymesa Neweda-I Sparks Confusing Romance Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a couple’s anxious years ending in a nervous exchange. The couple, referred to as Newedd and Mrs Newedd-Whet, debate fear and folly while the scene cycles between worry and reassurance.
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Neweda
Mrs. Newedd
Newedd
Denver Judge Ben Lindsey Exonerated in Grand Jury Report
Judge Ben B. Lindsay of the Denver juvenile court is exonerated of misconduct charges in a county grand jury report filed late yesterday. Frank L. Rose was indicted for criminal libel regarding affidavits about Judge Lindsay.
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Denver
Ben. B. Lindsay
Denver Juvenile Court
Frank L. Rose
Lindsay
Germans Adopt New Method of Defense
London reports Germans have adopted a new defensive method using several bomb dropping aircraft to strike from the river Isst. The tactic involves air and aerial firecrafts and shows a shift in German defense during the war era. No further details are provided in the partial dispatch.
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Enited Pree
London
Proposed High School Loan Plan Answered by Board
The Progress editor’s questions spur the board to explain the 100000 loan for a new high school. No site chosen yet. loan covers ground and building. millage would rise about 2.5 mills for 25 cents per hundred. total current levies and bond fund details given. tuition and out of district pupils discussed. board concludes a new properly sized high school funded by bond with modest tax increase is best, but will not campaign.
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State Board of Education
Beitie
Ream
Puuis
Ariel
Tuiton
Trates Coneary
Imarigh School
P Mt High School
Haga
A. D. Bigler
Baseball Season Opens Tomorrow in Major Leagues
Reports indicate opening day events and ticket sales are underway as the 2015 baseball season approaches. Promoters anticipate strong fan turnout and highlight marquee matchups across the National and American leagues beginning tomorrow in major cities.
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Philaeshington
8. Louis
Tte
Tre
Curwensville Liquor License Granted After Hearing
In Clearfield county court the license petitions for Curwensville were examined amid remonstrances and petitions for rehearing. Judge Bell granted liquor licenses to Thomas Casey and Dorsey Griffith under conditions after weighing expressed local opposition and business impact on hotels serving the traveling public.
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Thomas Casey
Dorsey Griffith
Curwensville
Bell
Court of Quarter Sessions
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania
Lcense
Court imposes liquor license conditions in Curwensville case
The court rules on licensees in Curwensville, detailing the barroom location, concealment of rear rooms, and required affidavits. Applicants Casey and Griffin must commit to immediate in-bar consumption only and restrict further sales. If complaints arise, a show cause order may revoke the license. Signed Singleton Bell.
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Cowensville
Park House
Curwensville
Gurwensville
Lcensees
Casey
Griffin
Tull Crew Repealer Passes Second Reading
Harrishurs April 73 report notes the repeal measure passed a second reading. A special order will be adopted to bring the repealer up for third reading next Monday night.
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Tull Crew
Harrishurs
Obituary notices from Clearfield and Philipsburg area
Obituaries note Charles Shirey of New Florence dies at home. Burial planned at Pine Grove cemetery with services at Hezekiah McCracken’s home. John Peterson of South Philipsburg dies at 37 from acute Brights disease, survived by three children and four stepchildren. funeral at United Brethren church in South Philipsburg. Mrs. Way dies in Philipsburg after paralysis, leaves six children. funeral held. Also includes an old home remedy ad describing caster oil preparation.
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Shirey
Charles Shirey
Cippinger Shirey
New Florence
Clearfield
Pine Grove
Hezekiah McCracken
Shirer
John Peterson
South Philipsourg
Frank
Clarence
Annie
George Chapman
Cuba Mines
Ya Lane
George Lane
Harry Moore
South Philipsburg
United Brethren Church
Way
Joseph Miles Way
Philipsburg
Grant
William
Patton
Edward
Chicago
Eleanor
May
T. Eboeh
Tsett
Goshen Woman Put Under Home Operation For Poison
Mrs Grant Sankey of Goshen township was operated on at her home yesterday for uric acid poison and remains in serious condition.
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Grant Sankey
Goshen, Township
A. Poorman
George Berange
Cleveland
300 Miners Drowned In Japan in Coal Mine Disaster
Tokio reports a disaster at Shimonoseki where three hundred miners perished when waters flooded the old shaft. Rescue teams battled rising water as authorities investigated the mine’s safety conditions and the cause of the damming.
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Japan
Tokio
Shimonoseki
Compensation measures advance in state house vote tally
Harrisburg April 13 The bill package expanding workers compensation passed the house amid debate with Republicans Baldwin and Heyburn and Democrats Rothenberger voting for but Berks in the negative. Final tallies show yeas and nays on each measure including coverage for domestic servants and agricultural workers.
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Harrisburg
Worlawe
Four Hills
Baldwin
Heyburt
Debs Ware
Rothenberger
Berks
Rothenbe
Envstoyer
Yeas
Harel
Atte Yeas
uei—Yeas
Morrisdale Social Updates and Local Notes
Morrisdale high school pupils organize an entertainment in the K of P hall on Monday April 29. Various notes mention Mrs Edward Howe in Philipsburg, Mr and Mrs Tait and son Jack, and visits from Bart Laxton, Miles Womer and Margret Womer. A girl named Lulu Quick was slightly burned playing with fire, and Polly's Ran Patty-ack features a humorous quip about engagement. Subscribe for the Progress.
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K. of P. Hall
Morrisdale High School
Lulu
John Quick
John Shegash
Sandey
German Sea Raider Likely to be Interned
Newport News April 15 The German merchant raider Krow pring Wilheln will not be allowed into dry dock until time is granted to complete repairs for seaworthiness. Captain felder said the vessel could not be repaired before May. The ship is slightly leaky and has bad boilers, making extensive work likely. Internment now appears probable unless repairs proceed. The German captain discharged officers and men of British ships Tamar and Coleby, who were moved to the Casrandea.
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Iy Court
Newport News
Krowpring
Hesten
Renin
Tamar
Coleby
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