Five DeBois Men Charged After Reynoldsville Shooting
A crowd identified Charles Williamson of Erg as the gunman in the death of Edward Bliss near Reynoldsville. Five Dar Bois men on the freight train denied knowledge of Williamson and provided alibis as authorities pursue the unknown desperado rumored to roam the Clearfield hills.
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Canty
Ywan
Teles
Reynoldsville
Jefferson Negghys
Brookville
Charles HH. Williamson
Ing Ithe
Edward Bliss
Lake Shore
Fauson
James
Reynoldeville
Ifeout
Rawlock
Agic
Knen
Fred
Dar Bois
Willisnson
Austro Germans Press Forward on Eastern Front
United Press dispatches report Austro German forces driving through Galicia and forcing a withdrawal from the fortified line near Lemberg. A Russian victory over Turkish troops in the Caucasus is noted, with over a thousand Turkish casualties and Russian artillery countering in foggy mountain fighting.
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United Press
London
Lemberg
Eledds
Caulissas
Petrograd
Grandicholas
Mackennen
von Linsingen
Caucasus
Prudential Insurance Subscribes $15 Million to British War Loans
London dated June 29 reports the Prudential Assurance Company subscribing 15 million dollars to new British war loans. It marks the largest subscription since the program began. The English concern Clarifies it is not the American Prudential Corporation.
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United Press
London
Prudential Assurance Company
The
Man Cannot Divorce Wife For Keeping His Salary
Minneapolis June 29. Joseph H German remains married after suing for divorce alleging his wife kept too much of his weekly pay and took attention from another boarder. Judge Hale refused the divorce saying the defiance of the husband’s control over finances did not constitute grounds.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph H. German
Hale
Revivalists and Baseball Players Fight for Ground
In Los Angeles on June 29 revivalists clashed with Arroyo Seco baseball players over a suburban diamond. A pulpit stood in the pitchers box and pews covered home plate, halting play. the revivalists prevailed as the field remained in their control despite Arroyo Seco leading the county league.
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Log Angeles
Cal
Arroyo Seco
Germans Make Further Gains Against Russia
Austro German forces storm Baliez north of Stanislau and cross the Dwmer river. Heavy artillery wrecked Russian positions at Haliez bridgehead. after a battle, Russians fall back north. Capture of Halicz and a railway crossing north of Stanislau marked a major Austro German victory since Lemberg.
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United Press
Berlin
Sy Wireless
Lenden
Baliez
Stanisisy
Raye
Dwemer
Haliez
Halicz
Stanislau
Lemberg
President Will Pass on Panama-Pacific Trip
The president will not attend the Panama-Pacific event, deciding to stay in Washington. He plans to monitor international affairs from the capital and maintain focus on U S foreign policy and national security.
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Panama-Pacific
Washington
Tang, Tang and Rassiave Sateen Credits Pivot Press
Tang and Rassiave Sateen credits pivot press with revised wave analysis. A terse note outlines credits and wave behavior changes, highlighting Tang and Rassiave as central figures in the revised assessment.
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Yin
He Tiftin Athe Rassiave Tages Sateen
Four Men Sentenced to State Penitentiary in Farm Raid
Four criminals were sentenced to long terms in the state penitentiary after a case involving a farmer and other defendants. Veletek received three years, Star got two years, and one more defendant was noted with a multi year term. The court action followed a robbery and related offenses with substantial prison terms.
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Sherit McCloskey
Jake Yo
Pete Star
Washington weighs recognition as Huerta tops the list
Special to the Progrrss reports President Wilson may recognize the first organized Mexican government in Mexico City as the Huerta crisis looms. Huerta, arrested in Newman New Mexico, is kept under strict surveillance and barred from returning until a full investigation into the reported revolution is completed. Meanwhile Zapata forces prepare to evacuate the capital, while Carranza’s Gonzales positions guard against street fighting and looting.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Mexico City
Victorigno Huerta
Newman
New Mexico
Department of Justice
Huerta
Washinaton
Zapa‘tistas
Foreign Department
Gonzales
Carranza
Oakland philanthropist plans home for 1005 children
United Press reports Mrs Emma J Meilelle of Oakland aims to buy a vast machine in the county to shelter and educate 1005 children, acting as their mother. She promises to teach self reliance and self support, hoping they gain knowledge and hours of work. The plan emphasizes care, work, and schooling within a country home setting.
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United Press
Oakland
Cal
Emma J. Meilelle
Menette
Horned rooster at deer park puzzles Cleveland zoo
In Cleveland Ohio on June 2 a deer park keeper claims a rooster named Dick has horn like a deer stag. Dick's 2 inch antlers curve outward and end in notches that fork. Students of fauna are puzzled and can offer no explanation for the horned bird kept in the deer park.
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United Press
Cleveland. O
Dropside Park
Ree Hive
Muldeoy
Passengers Trained In Lifeboat Drills On Cymric Arrival
London reports the White Star liner Cymric arriving in Liverpool from New York after extensive life saving drills. Commanders ordered immediate lifeboat use demonstrations for passengers and crew, with daily drills and life jackets worn until safe passage past patrols. Submarines were observed later.
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London
White Star
Cymiig
Liverpool
New York
Trish Sea
Comptroller Requests Bank Statements Nationwide
Washington June 29 The Comptroller of the Currency today issued a call on all national banks for a statement of condition as of June 23. The move seeks a nationwide accounting of bank health and liquidity.
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Washington
Comptroter
Tolay
USI
Ford City Wurdererk Gets Indeterminate Sentence
Cleveland June 29. Cramies Bross, a tile roofer, indicted for second degree murder for a person cheating Smith of Ford to plead guilty. He may slaughter fences Bross to an paler joel in the hie peniter rout Cal umbis. The quarrel began when Bruse discovered that pepper had been sat in his bed.
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Cleveland
Cramies Bross
Smith
Ford
Bross
Joel
Calumbis
Rruse
Pepner
Nate
Thaw Promises Surprise at Early Day of Trial
New York June 29. Harry Thaw tells reporters before court resumes that he has a startling surprise for his behalf in the suits. He offers no details. The opening of the trial notes Thaw may claim heredity or insanity as factors.
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Thaw
United Press
New York
Harry de
Charles Sanevatt
Chicago Strike of 1907 Shaped City Mobility
Achaic prose describes Chicago's street car strike with improvisation as residents and workers used all available transport to reach the Loop. People navigated by horse carts, taxis, bicycles, and improvised vehicles, while elevated lines saw minimal use and street noise dominated evenings. The account highlights adaptability amid a citywide work disruption.
Dixmude the famed port town of Flanders history
A National Geographic Society statement recounts Dixmude once a wealthy merchant city with over 20 000 inhabitants and a busy port. The piece notes its walls markets and the Church of Saint Nicholas before devastation by war and uprisings. It highlights butter trade singing finches and a later decline during the Flemish campaign.
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Amd
Ebe Mins
Drumnurdle
Ilalage
S. Michsias
Ghent
Fruges
Dixmudes
Walla
Dixmure
Flanders
Sams Mare Tikin
Pearance
Europe
Nicholas
Death of Child Lona Lillian Grafins Appears in Local Notice
The child Lona Lillian Grafins died at her grandparents home on Clearfield Street from diphtheria and membrane croup. Private funeral services were held at the Grafins home conducted by Rev. B F Hammet. Interment followed at Sill Crest Cemetery. The family mourns the loss with heartfelt verses and comfort for the grieving parents.
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Lona Lillian
Lois Graffins
Ant
Trudson Grafins
Clearfield Street
Ernie Zo
Tan Iy
Chautauqua Season Ticket Purchase Extended
The Chautauqua ticket office extended the deadline to sell season tickets until after tonight's final entertainment. A season pass costs 2.00 versus 4.25 for single admissions, offering access to all events for the duration of the course.
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Ventmitten
Fragmented OCR sketch of street crowd and banter
A garbled account describes a crowded street scene with people returning home and social chatter at night. It notes the Chienkers aiding comfort and a nasal voiced quote about fares provoking laughter amid the disorder.
Erie Wrecker Disaster Kills Two in Ohio Train Crash
Two people were killed and several injured when an Erie passenger train bound for Cleveland wrecked seven miles west of Youngstown near Mahoning. Robert Gleen Freman and Olson were severely burned or pinned under the boiler, with Olson rushed to a hospital in serious condition. Both victims are residents of Cleveland.
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Unced Press
Ohio
He Loveland
Robert Gleen
Freman
Erie
Cleveland
Mahoning
Olson
Sospitak
Relatives Will Help Young Washingtonian in Case
Pittsburg June 20 Relatives Thomas G Furney arrived from Ohio to plan defense for a young man who confessed to plotting to dispose of Franklin Schneider his father in law to gain more than a million dollars. John A Foray of Plainfield Ohio an uncle spoke with the accused and said a plea of insanity would be used. George McHenry the waiter jailed in the case was identified by W Mortis cashier of the Re tes Anderson as one of two men who came to Anderson the day before the assault and insisted on a suite of rooms on the same floor as Schneider. Forney is said to be the man with McHenry at the time.
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Pittsburg
Thomas G. Furney
Ohio
Franklin Schneider
Schneider
John A. Foray
Plainfield
Young Forney
George McHenry
William Mortis
Retes
Anderson
Forney
McHenry
Time
DuBois Lawyer Applies for Marriage License to Miss Moore
Reg. Boose, a well known DuBois attorney, has filed for a marriage license for Miss Mande Moore of DuBois. The ceremony will be a quiet home wedding at Miss Moore’s residence in DuBois.
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Reg. Boose
Register Anc ‘Record Office
Misa Mande Moore
DuBois
Miss ‘Moo
Open Ditch Sewage Issue Clashes With Paradise Roads
Clearfield RFD No 2 residents urge action on a persistent open ditch that carries sewage near the old mill road and vault, causing health concerns as the area awaits a promised road project and improved drainage. Fred Bamgardner has moved from Whedland to Paradise prompting notice of local travel needs. Residents protest inaction and question why infrastructure at the borough edge remains unaddressed.
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Fred Bamgardner
Whedland
Paradise
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