Roosevelt Aims to Rally Maine Farmers for Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt urged Maine farmers to join the Progressive Party arguing current tariff plans by Democrats and Republicans fail to aid agriculture. He called for a nonpartisan tariff commission, stronger oversight of monopolies, improved farm marketing and road networks, and cooperation between labor and business under government guidance.
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Lewistown
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Maine
Roosevelt
German Tariff Commission
Germany
United States
Wuler
Payne-Allvich
Republic
Narrow Escapes From Accidents At Crossings
Two automobile accidents at grade crossings were narrowly averted last week as motorists avoided trains near Osceola Mills and Wallaceton. John Forsyth, Richard Reed, and others stopped or swerved to clear crossing tracks just seconds before trains passed, underscoring frequent warnings to stop look and listen at crossings.
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Clearfield
Albert Brown
Osceola Mills
John Forsyth
Richard BM
Reed
Osceola
Reel
John H. Breeze
C. L. Torrence
Wallaceton
Hyde City brothers in drunken melee injure two
Hyde City night uproar as deputies respond to a drunken fight between brothers Ichaa l Steya and John Haversack. Steve sustained a scalp wound, John bruised, both jailed with two witnesses released. E L Orr and sons Clyde and Max returned from a ten day trip to Totten, New York.
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Hyde City
Eskiar
McCloskey
McHenry
Sher Ae Chaplsir
Eleet
Icha Aal
Steya Haversack
Steve
John
E. L. Ore
Clyde
Max
Totter
New York
Mr. Orr
Tere
Seed Wheat for Sale at Stone House Farm
Seed wheat for sale at Stone House Farm described as smooth recleaned and an excellent variety. Priced at $1.25 per bushel. Contact James Mitchell at 209 Walnut St Clearfield PA for purchase or inquiries.
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Stone House Farm
James Mitchell
Walnut St
Clearfield
Thon Paroled After Guilty Plea In Remedia Case
Harry Thon Jr. was released on parole after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter for the February murder of Dominic Remedia in Smithville. The victim’s brother was killed in a prior fight. Thon’s release was anticipated by locals who noted his model behavior in jail. James Merritt, jailed for a Woodland restaurant fire, was set at $500 own recognizance bail on a habeas writ, with potential dismissal if prosecutors lack further evidence.
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Thon
Dominic Remedia
Smithvilel
Remedia
James Merritt
Harry Thon, Jr
Dominic Remendia
Reimedia
Smithmill
Thom
Murrit Aske
Jal
Woodland
Bell
Merrit
Fant
Merritt
Vour
Warships May Now Use Panama Canal Without Bias
Wanshineton reports that the Panama Canal opened to vessels of commerce and war of all nations under Hay-Powell terms. Ships drawing up to thirty feet may pass, and big U S. dreadnaughts could transit. Belligerent vessels must sail uninterrupted, may not coal or disembark troops, and are controlled by Governor Goethals.
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Wanshineton
Panawora Canal
Saturdy
Ofter Anon
Atlantic
Pactic
Traitel
Uala
Serret
Trenty
Goethals
Borough Bonds for Sale in Clearfield Pennsylvania
The Finance Committee of Clearfield borough invites sealed bids by 7 30 PM September 1 1914 for purchase of the borough bonds totaling 38600 bearing 4 5 27 percent interest payable semi annually tax free. Committee may reject all bids. For details contact J D Connell y secretary of council August 11 1914. W C Langs ford attends Patton firemen convention. Charlie is well known among the firemen.
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Clearfield
Quartet charged in Dubois riot clash, appears later
A group including Steve Lebio and Hiski Starcoats faced charges after a riot at DuBois, with the four men denying guilt. They were previously brought to the scene and will appear in court later for arraignment.
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Steve Lebio
Ro , Hiski
George Starcoats
New York Central Trains Meet With Accident
New York Central trains were involved in a mishap as W. M. Montaue of New York fell on stairs and was severely injured. He was found unconscious, taken to a hospital, and is resting today with serious head injuries.
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W. M. Montaue
Eros
Montague
Clearfield Borough approves sewer line along Hannah Olive Streets
An ordinance authorizes laying a public sanitary sewer in the Third Ward from near the township line to Turnpike Avenue along Hannah and Olive Streets. The eight inch cotta pipe sewer will be funded by local assessments on abutting properties and become borough public property upon completion. Adopted August 15, 1914.
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Hannsh
Clearfield
Hannah and
Olive
Pennsylvania
Hannah Street
Olive Street
Hannah
Notice of sealed bids for Potts Run bridge project
Knox Township Supervisors of Bath Penn require sealed bids by 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday August 25 1914 for a thirty foot reinforced concrete girder highway bridge over Potts Run at Cornwall. Plans and specs at Supervisor and Engineer offices. $50 bid deposit with bidders. checks returned after bids opened. bonds due on contract. bids may be rejected. Alvin Erhard T H Farran Alex Bloom pres sec bid date August 1914.
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Knox T Ship
Bath
Penn
Potts
Cornwallz
EW. Hess
Clearfield
Alvin Erhard
T. H. Farran
Alex Bloom
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Israel
Thich
Y Burleigh
Mr. Peters
Bolrhen
Mr. Gallinger
Tye
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Payne-Aldrich
Republican Organization
Messrs. Penrose
Barnes
Gallinger
Partners and the Highways
Public Service Commissions
Sre
Panama Canal
J. D. Connelly
Council
Clearfield, Ps
W. C. Langsford
Patton
Charlie
NEW York- Central
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