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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
4
Allied and German forces clash in heavy combat around Ypres as Germans push toward Dunkirk Calais and the Channel coast. Allied units rally to regain lost ground while French and Belgian troops work to reestablish lines and retake shelled districts amid a fierce counterattack.
A fragmentary notice reports possible loss of the crew in the North Sea with uncertain details. Names and sums appear in the damaged text, including transfers and land deals referenced in a uncertain list. The article offers little verifiable context beyond scattered names and monetary figures.
A patient feebly compliments a doctor on a serum treatment that appears unusually effective. The doctor responds with a hearty congratulations, noting the fever reveals several other diseases not suspected. The exchange highlights unexpected diagnostic value in the fever response.
Wilhelm sgsassies story notes a wartime internment after preparations to fly, reflecting precautionary measures during hostilities. The report outlines the chain of events leading to detention and the broader security context affecting individuals connected to air operations.
John Bunny, renowned film delight and global favorite, dies at 52 in Brooklyn after a four week illness. His passing shocks audiences from Alaska to Africa, ending a storied life of amusement and expression.
United Trepsy reports in Harrisburg on April 27 that the public service commission heard oral arguments from telephone companies counsels on uniform Pennsylvania telephone rates. The hearing aims to conclude the debate as the commission prepares a final decision after two years of testimony opposing expert rate schedules set by the former State Railroad commission.
Washington April 27 reports that European nations rely on Britain and Germany for coal while seeking American supplies. Sweden has bought American coal but shifts to Germany for coke. France eyes U S purchases if prices suit. Italy faces a coal famine threat. Spain reportedly seeks American coal of all grades. South American demand grows with US foothold, boosting exports.
Jury commissioners named ten residents of Clearfield Borough for the June 7 term of the common pleas court. Judge Whiteheal of Lycoming will preside. Names include Brady, Patrick. Bratton, J. F.. Jordan, Clark. DuBois Connelly, Frank. Mort Cathcart. Knox. and many others listed by occupation and town, reflecting a diverse pool for cases involving Judge Bell’s prior counsel work.
A sparsely attended gathering discussed prohibition with citizens offering varied opinions. No clear consensus emerged as the crowd dispersed. Mrs. Lilly Litz of Litz Bridge plans another meeting at her home Sunday afternoon at 3:05.
A 15 year old, John DeRaud of Punxsutawney, was accidentally shot on Sunday while a companion handled a 218 calibre revolver. He was taken to Adrian hospital in critical condition with slim chances of recovery. The shooter, Charles Purcell, also from Punxsutawney, reportedly owned the gun. A hospital update indicated the patient’s condition remained very serious after an operation to remove a bullet.
Philadelphia April 27 department store girls will march in the May first suffrage parade. John Wanamaker issued notice that employees may march without wage deductions. Other major merchants follow, boosting enrolment. more than a thousand store girls expected in line.
Forward Sykes of the Pittsburg chamber of commerce announced a visit by chamber members to Clearfield on May 19. The party will arrive by Pennsylvania Railroad at 1 25 PM and stay until 2 30 PM with local citizens aiding in a welcome and entertainment during their short stay.
Eyewitness fragment details Wayne Oshall and son with two women resisting a court order at Fainton. Sheriff and posse arrived around midnight, found the home barricaded, and armed men allegedly attempted to prevent arrests. Police notes mention a shooting during the Duet and injuries to a subject near Ebensburg.
A voter letter from a native of Clearfield County announces candidacy for Register and Recorder under Republican rules. Born in curvesville in 1870, he cites family Republican ties and pioneer parents, seeking support for the September 2, 1416 election.
Chicago April 27 United Press reports the Pullman Free School for Manuel Training opens tomorrow. Principal J G Wade will lead the industrial school funded by the Tate George Pullman will cost over 400000 and sit amid large car factories. Wade plans cooperation with the Pullman company to train apprentices for 43 weeks a year. Pupils spend eight hours daily across shops labs athletic field and gymnasium.
An important executive meeting of the Clearfield County Sabbath School Association was held at the YMCA Tuesday morning. Key item was electing Rev. B Poulson of Wallaceton as field worker for the year 1925. Attendees included H A Reed of Mahaffey Watts secretary Carwansville J B Nevsling and John B P McCurdy of this place Rev C F B Poulson Wallaceton Prof J F Radelich Osceola Mills Miss Emma Smith Shawville Miss Martha Robison Bloomsburg, state representative.
A conf idence voiced about ending graft in the city is met with cautious doubt from leadership. A discussion of enforcing rules hints at new assessments for privileges, while a literary quip laments exaggerated manuscript edits. A random note about following orders and increased exercise ends with a cigarette rolling remark.
El Paso April 27 Advices from the border say a battle between Villa's forces and Gen Obregon's army may occur within the next ten days at Aguas Calientes Carranza agents in El Paso claim Obregon will strike Aguas Calientes before Villa can solidify plans for resistance. Carranza forces are within 20 miles of Villa's positions If Obregon delays Villa could have 35 000 to 40 000 men including 30 field pieces at Aguas Calientes.
Report claims Col Pepping Garri states Italy plans to declare war on Austria on or before May 15. Interview notes promise two simultaneous campaigns, one artillery focused along the Anatias Trioi route and a second along the Trieste coast with 14 divisions massed. Italian forces allegedly total 506,000 against Austria’s 200,000, with troops crossing the Adriatic into Austrian territory.
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