Turkish Regulars Rout by British French Landing Force
Allied dispatches report a Turkish battalion destroyed near Souvir on the Gallipoli coast after a Wednesday battle lasting into night. British and French forces penetrate the Gulf of Smyrna. allies hold the European shore while Turks delay choosing ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Smyrna
Gallipoli Peninsula
Dardanelles
Ondon
Souvir
Thedd E Bahr
Gallipole Penin
Fenetrate
Adva
VO Crity
Gallipole
Galland
Hihs
Is Critically Ill Employee at Aglonn Factory
Charles Hwan, an employee of the Aglonn factory, has been in the hospital for some time suffering from injuries in his head. His many friends learn of his critical condition and the operation on his car was interfered with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hwan
Aglonn
Spital
Tefar
Jury Trial For Thaw Is Refused
United Press New York April 29 The appellate division of the supreme court granted an attorney general request for an alternative writ restraining Justice Hendrick from ordering a jury to test the sanity of Harry K Thaw. Argument on the question of whether the writ should be made permanent will be heard on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Peres
New York
Appelle Division
Supreme Court
Jay
Hendrick
Enganel
Harry K. Thar
Bether
Plan $1,000,000 Home For Aged Maccabees
Philadelphia April 29 The plan to raise a $1,000,000 endowment to make the Home for Aged and Indigent Maccabees at Chatam Chester County a national institution was debated at the quadrennial Grand Camp meeting. Delegates from across the state discussed presenting the proposal at the Supreme Tent session in San Francisco in June. Olivers were elected to lead for four years with A C Pealer Hemties past commander and others named in the officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Maccabees
Chatam
Chester County
Grand Camp of
Supreme Tent of the
Order
San Francisco
Olivers
A.C. Pealer
W. E. Ney
Pittsburg
C. Wrant-At
Frankenburg
Knerr
Nutting
Coalport meeting planned to discuss road improvements and state road work
Public meeting at Coalport will discuss road conditions and the construction of a two piece state road in Coalport. Officials WD Myers and R Mc Reed depart for Coalport this evening to attend and report on the project. Also notes on hospital recoveries for Mrs. Frank Fielding and Arthur McGaughey, and a garden equipment advertisement from WM. F. Powell at 238 Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WD. Myers
Aesar
Lee Ferre
Clearfield County
Register
R. Mc Reed
Coalpart
Meriow
Coalport
Taly and France Reach Agreement Speeches in Altoona
The article notes taly and France achieving an agreement and plans for W I Swoope and Albert Hin Hie to speak at Altoona. They will attend a gathering hosted by the chamber of commerce and discuss the business man as a factor in progress. The piece references a talk lineup and a local civic event in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
W. I. Swoope
Feq
Albert Hin- Hie
Arcona
Ghron
Pottee
Chamber of Commerce
Rr. Swoope
Ciractur
Diver teams search sea for F-4 to raise wrecked submarine
The top image shows anchor on the barge that hampered recovery of the F-4 and kept the crew alive. Rear Admiral G B T Moore announced belief the submarine was found and would be raised Sunday March 28. Diver Agraz reached 150 feet and found the anchor, then went to 215 feet. G B Evans dove 186 feet in search of the F-4, both men atop the U S S Alert gangway where the submarines’ factory was photographed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
G. B. T. Moore
Pearl Harbor
Agraz
G. B. Evans
7-3
Adelphians Vote On Six Million Transit Loan
Philadelphia voters flock to 1264 polling places to decide a 6.008 million transit loan for Broad Street subway from League Island to Olney Avenue with branches and an elevated line from Front and Arch to Rhawn Street. The measure is expected to pass decisively amid a citywide turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy United
Philadelphia
Broad Street
League Island
Olney Avenue
Front
Arch Streets
Rhawn Sirnet
Students Cut Expenses Will Parents Take Notice
State College April 29 Juniors at Penn State vote to replace the annual class dinner with a smoker to cut costs. Dinner previously cost eight dollars per person plus travel, totaling about three dollars for transport. This year the group will stay home for the smoker in the college armory. Circus booked for June 10 at Clearfield Welch Bros. rep George D Beckey arranged the engagement Welch Bros. circus states no animals carried. Hospital surgery noted for HSS Grant priem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Penn State
Fimctics
Tlauses
Pittsburg
Washington
Harrishurg
College Armory
George D. Beckey
Welch Bros
Clearfield
Barnum & Bailey's
Licensing of Dogs and Legislative Actions Summarized
Senate measure provides for licensing of dogs and creates a county dog commissioner. Municipalities may advertise bond sales. House bills include attorney lien on verdicts, McNichol repeal of partial nonpartisan laws, and creation of an insurance fund for state buildings. Several bills defeated or amended, including blue laws repeal and rail crossing removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
McNichol
Senate Wednesday bills and actions in Center county session
A mix of Senate and Rouse Wednesday measures includes a $3,000 appropriation for a brick plant at the new penitentiary in Center county, life insurance policy exemptions from creditor claims, election law repeals for nonpartisan judges, and occupational ballot notation for similar names. Other bills address primary election costs, attorney eligibility for district attorney, and county funding rules. The diary notes memorials for late Senators Hall and Fisher and adjournment to Monday evening. The Rouse group passes municipal home rule changes, test testimonies procedures, and various public health and local government provisions, including three county fairs, bond regulation, quarantine reductions, and state aid for fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center County
Tompkins
Magee
Habgood House
Snyder
Schuylkill
Senators Hall
Elk
Fisher
Cumberland
Senate
ROUSE
Home Rule League
Public Service
Borongas
King
Boroushs
Two More Arrests In Allport Fire Case
A Neubauer and Daniel Milson were arrested today on conspiracy charges in the January 31 burning of Allport Supply Co Store in Allport. Herman Moyer, a partner with Neubauer, was arrested days earlier. State fire marshals say the fire was set to defraud insurers. a hearing is scheduled this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neubaur
Daniel Milson
Allport Supply Cos
Allport
Herman Moyer
Neubauer
Coal Vein Found by Drillers at Blue Bail
In a rocky vein discovery, big coal driller workers for Lumadue and Smeal at Blue Bail uncovered a three vein of excellent coal more than five feet thick, with vast acres of land beneath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumadue & Smeal
Blue Bail
Laws on Property Rights and Fire Control Measures
The proposals include allowing Giving to hold real estate in Pennsylvania, restricting judges in unliquidated damage cases from altering jury verdicts, and authorizing the forestry department to cooperate with counties townships municipalities and private agencies to suppress forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totile and Clay
Pennsylvania
Department of Fo Estry
Christians Slain by Kurds in Persia and Armenia
United States asks Turkey to stop massacre as American and French missions struck. Reports to the Presbyterian Board say over 800 killed and 2060?0 died from disease amid massacres near Urmia and Armenian outbursts. Ambassador Morgenthau cables Washington with unease and calls for protection. Kurds blamed, with several priests seized from the American mission. Marriage licenses listed: Roy Irwin Fulton Elizabeth Stage and Duncan M. Howard Margate Donaldson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Amiah
Persia
Turkey
Washington
Morgenthau
Constantinople
State Department
Armenia
Roy Irwin Fulton
Elizabeth Stage
Clearfield
Duncan M. Howard
Margate Donaldson
DuBois
$300 600 Voted For Mothers Pension Work
Harrisburg and Bemidji items note bills and inventions. The Vicker man-Patton bill awarding 800000 for two years funds mothers pension administration by county women trustees, while Carence A Blain claims an unsinkable submarine with lake transport plans to Bemidji on Lake Bemidji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Vickerman-Patton
Pennsylvania
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
Harrisburg approves large private and public hospital funding
In Harrisburg on April 29 the house passed three appropriation bills totaling about 20 million dollars for private hospitals and general institutions. National Guard receives 1,283,000 and indigent insane 4,000,000. Also noted, a school truancy case in East End resulted in a small fine. A reward inquiry misstatement is referenced, along with local poultry price and a No.1 Fire Company fund-raising meeting set for April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
National Guard
Trawler Held Up by Germans in North Sea
British trawler Union was stopped by a German torpedo boat in the North Sea and forced to surrender 80 baskets of fish. Ten officers and 100 sailors of the Lean Gambett were jailed in Syracuse, Italy, and are said to be receiving treatment according to despatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preasy
Rotterdam
Union
North Sea
Lean Gambett
Germans Burn Bridges And Are Held Prisoners
Germans set fire to the Granville and Connaught bridges near Vancouver Canada. The Connaught bridge was a total loss and damage is estimated at 37 200 000. Several Canadians detained in camps. Local Germans believed responsible for the arson. A German celebration was held at Grey? after many Canadians left for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preps
Vancouver
British Columbia
Granville
Connaught
Here
Grey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uniier Press
Frank Fielding
Clearfield Hospital
Squire Philips
Joseph Phi
Peacs
Brumbaugh
J. C. Barclay
Arthur McGaughey
Luthersburg W
Cleatford Hospital
Bell Shone
WM. F. Powell
Second St
Taly
France
Honolulu Bay
Adelphians
Grant Prien
Schantz
Bills
Elis Passdd
Plezz
Sumenuai
Pittburg
St. Louis
Detroit
James and Pauls
New York-Boston
St. Leuis
Kansas City
Chicago
Tehers
Johnson and Brown
Tale
Newark
Tatimore
Brooklyn
United States
Urumiah
Horning
The
Presbyterian Board In America
Bemidji
Minn
Carence A. Blain
Henry Vess
East End
Squire Charpening
Harry
Walter
John O. Keeler
Walter Bees
R. M. Haney
No. 1. Fire Company
No.1 Hall
H. G. Ogden
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!