23 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
1
Vague fragment argues for government action by the Progressive party to enact laws defending the country from feared monopolies and preserve democratic governance. The text references a plea for legislative reform and protection against concentrated power.
An OCR fragment reflects a chaotic debate on conscience and government. It references patriotic sentiment and a moment where race and incrimination are touched, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Mexico and United States tensions escalate as Wilson’s resolution and declarations stir reaction. Reports detail nearshore explosive finds by workers, alleged saboteurs on the wharf, and misgivings about American action. Carranza condemns U.S. moves while Mexico asserts sovereignty, with fresh statements from Vera Cruz and amnesty talks for rebels.
A fragmentary report notes Mexico’s cabinet weighing a general amnesty to rally citizens for defense, while no word arrived from Mexico about American chargé d’affaires in Mexico City. The notice places Weslington on April 23 and mentions Secretary of State Bryan regarding ongoing dispatches.
Walt Mason urges early spring pest control as a chorus warns that swatting early flies prevents them from multiplying. The verse-like piece emphasizes unity and action to curb the egg-laying menace before summer, rallying readers to join in.
Funeral services for Willem A Porter were held Wednesday afternoon at the Seton Cemetery in Charleston West Virginia. The rite, at Harri Powell’s chapel, was conducted by Rev Dr Reeve with Br Fife of Philadelphia and Dr Waddell of Bellevue assisting. Honor bearers included Alfred Graham A B Reed Allen Wrigley Fred G Betts H S Hartswick H Powell J Blair Nead and A B Weaver.
Operators and miners meeting in Clearfield district opened this afternoon behind closed doors to adjust differences. The District No. 12 scale committee met yesterday and expects a amicable agreement. mining may resume around early March. Duffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway laid off many men in Indiana Pa due to mine shakeups. Ten telegraph operators laid off temporarily.
A slight frost greeted the morning on a damp garden scene, tempering the ardor of amateur gardeners as they stepped out to inspect winter remnants and prep for a milder day.
Vera Cruz battles raged as American marines gained control after four hours of fierce combat. City officials reported no American fatalities, while Cross Hospital facilities opened and searches for combatants began. General Mand’s forces evacuated, and U.S. troops tightened their hold on key streets.
A chaotic report describes Mexican forces landing under Rear Admiral Badger, with bluejackets and troops, while Admiral Pletcher’s proclamation orders local authorities to yield. Major Buttercum’s Tampico command ashore, US ships shelling port areas as city officials flee. Near total disruption. many casualties and desertions reported. city center under White House gunfire control.
A rushed report on a Kern-McGillicuddy bill proposes compensation for Talat States workers facing accidents or occupational diseases, urging enactment. The measure targets existing gaps in 1910s compensation law and seeks new protections through a national civic hotline and revising officer roles in zones like the canal and forestry services.
The original building wall at TM Chitzinger Brog Department Store is being rebuilt with a large excavating machine aiding the process. Alexander Bell of the West Side braved poor weather yesterday and returned home after fishing with nineteen trout.
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