Premier declares Russia will fight to crush enemies
An Allied manifesto quotes the Russian Premier promising continued war until the enemy is completely defeated amid reports of Russian fatigue. He asserts unity of Russian institutions and industry in support of the army. German Socialists push for immediate peace negotiations and Germany’s war aims face renewed calls for victory. A royal report suggests sympathy toward Germany, while observers note strategic shocks across Europe.
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United Press
Pkondon
United Stress
Berlin
Gert
Trumayifpo
Vulture
Socializte Expmet
Germany
Fragmentary note on teachers meeting Wendy fragment
A fragmentary OCR note references teachers meeting Wendy with unclear details. It mentions a dressy event or attire and a date around September but the exact location or outcome is not provided.
Board appoints two teachers and revises high school plan
At a board meeting the panel elected two teachers to fill vacancies caused by resignations. Revised high school plans from architect Mousie Ednar Andrews were reviewed. final action expected next week. Plans for a new building await state approval before bids and contracts.
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Mousie Ednar Andrews
Millersville
Bu Ness College
Wets
Yost
Anema
Vanimdesinn
State Treasury Warned of Alarming Condition by Officials
A fragmented report notes the state treasury faced serious structural concerns and potential financial instability. Government officials warn that measures may be needed to stabilize funds and avoid broader economic impact.
Liberty Bell on its long journey draws crowds for suffrage
Thousands greet the Liberty Bell as it tours northern counties toward Pittsboro for a major June suffrage demonstration. Reported crowds exceed fifty thousand, with women and workers cheering the cause amid rain and decorated routes.
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Liberty Bell
Union City
Woemean
Liberty Hell
Loday
Bradford
Pittsboro
Tor Il
Arippinse
Manila
Canton
Misa
Hannah JL Myttersen
Pennsylvania Woman Siffrace Arty
Aday
Han
Fonte
Alex Devel
Bradford Tioga
Porter
McKean
Warren
Vie
Bet
Rindsife
Warne
Starsad
Tiega
Nature
Golar
Elamor
Hell Party
Gaines
Tipot County
Weinvip
Granie
Miss Genevieve Clark Marries James Melhaney Thompson
Bowling Green Missouri June 30 an item reports Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Clark becomes bride of James Melhaney Thompson a New York editor and newspaper publisher. The ceremony in Bowling Green drew local Democrats and Republicans with mixed reaction as Thorpe Thompson’s record and Democratic ties drew praise from local papers while outsiders were viewed cautiously.
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Genevieve Clark
James Melhaney Thompson
Howling Green
Bowling Green
Sencin-Law
Tike County
Thomson
Genevieve
Virginia
Louisiana
Thomson- Clark
Wooland Playground Opened With Ceremonies
Miss Williams of Altoona arrived to supervise Woodland playground as Mineral Spring park opened at 9 46 with 108 children entertained. She addressed about 30 mothers and urged welfare work extending to older girls, noting a place for Shera to spend evenings away from the street. Funding to be raised by popular subscription through the Womens Civic club.
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Miss Williams
Altoona
Mineral Spring Park
Iss Williams
Womens Civic Club
Wayleave Pardoner Vrank Says Slay Pon
Governor Staten would pardon Leo M Frank if asked Georgia's chief executive stated here he did not feel free to exercise pardoning power when it was not requested.
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York. Dum
Staten
Leo
M. Frank
Georgia
German Lusitania Note to Be Sent to Washington
Berlin reports the German reply to the second American note on the Lusitania will be dispatched to Washington. The text is expected to be published by next Saturday, according to the Progress.
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Berlin
Washington
West
Epic
Miss McDonald Becomes Bride of Mr DeFerrie
Miss Gertrude McDonald wed Lawrence DeFervie of Clearfield at St Francis church in an 8:50 morning ceremony. Father Ryan officiated before about twenty five guests including Miss May Quigley and Mr and Mrs Maloney. Catherine Roessner played the wedding march as the couple left for a short honeymoon on the 11:44 B R and P train.
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St. Francis Church
Gertrude McDonald
Marriga
Lawrence DeFervie
Clearfield
Father Ryan
May Quigley
DuBois and
Mer
Maloney
Altoona
Catherine Roessner
Must Testify At Husband's New Trial In Malone
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw has been served with a subpoena at Malone New York to appear in her husband's sanity trial. The episode began as court opened and Denny Attar said he expected her to testify one day. The details came from a brief dispatch via his agent at Malone.
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United Press
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Malone
Aart
Dennty Attar
Cank
Beny c
Highways Chief Bans Pennyylvania Racing Contests
Harrisburg June 30. Highway Commissioner Cunningham announced state rulings forbidding all penny and hill climb contests on Pennsylvania roads. A western road was heavily damaged by a speed contest, and Cunningham vows no more such races on state highways.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Cunningham
Pennyylvania
Long Run Home Robbed While Family Away
A fragmentary report notes a burglary occurred at a residence while the family was eight miles away. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event centers on an overnight theft at the long run home. Police may be investigating and seeking witnesses.
Curwensville Flag Raising Tin Public Building
Flag raising set for Thursday July 1 at 7 pm at the borough building in Curwensville. Parade forms at State and Thompson with Keystone Band leading, followed by Rescue Hose and Ladder, city officials and Citizens Band. Program includes flag presentation by John A. Dare, acceptance by Chief Burgess Caldwell, national songs, address by Rev. J Max Lantz, band selections, and a Rescue H and L drill. Citizens urged to attend. locals Mrs J O Stanley and Grace Stanley visited Clearfield from Philipsburg yesterday.
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Curwnesville
State
Thompson Streets
Keystone Cornet
Rescue Hose and Ladder
City
Citizens
John A. Dare
Burgess H. L. Caldwell
Star Spangled Banner
Keystone Carnet
J. Max Lantz
America
Citizens’ Band
Bad Italian on War Path Beats Up Woman in Clearfield
Tony Langolin, an Italian, allegedly assaulted his common law wife over jealousy. He reportedly used a baseball bat, two revolvers, a gun, and fists, then fled after neighbors called police. A warrant was issued, but he remains at large. locals describe him as desperate and connected to the Tintan colony.
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Tony Langolin
Lare
Daisy Street
Fvom
George Woods
Reiley
Langolin
Tintan
Clearfield
Youthful Runaway Returns After Troubled Trip
A 12 year old girl, Margaret Heffman of Jerome, left her father John Heffman after a dispute. She appeared at A. Shugarts home in Clearfield, was taken in by police, and her father notified. She had traveled from Jerome to nearby towns before authorities intervened.
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Margaret Heffman
A. 3
Shugarts
John Heffman
Jerome
Patton
Barn- Tyrese
Mer
Kei
Beryncie
Two Men Fall Fifty Feet From Bridge In Shawville
L J Beardsley of Beaver Falls and Victor Lehman of Jersey Shore fell fifty feet from a railroad bridge at Shawville yesterday afternoon. Beardsley sustained serious injuries, later improving, after a scaffold rope broke and plunged them into the creek bed. Dr. Gordon from Clearfield tended Beardsley at Clearfield hospital.
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L. J. Beatsley
Beaver Falls
Victor Lehman
Jersay
NCG
Shawville
Beardsley
Gordon
Clearfield
Clearfield Hospital
Toda
Amu
Navy Officials Fear H 31 Will Go to the Boufoue
San Francisco June 30 heavy surf drove Mare Island naval yard officers to fear the submarine H 3 ashore south of Point Sur with a pound to pieces on the rock The steamship Arizona stood by and other ships neared the submarine No fears were felt for the two officers and eighteen enlisted men of the crew
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United Press
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
United States
Point “Sur
Arizona
Chewing Your Way to Digestive Health Says Faa Motto
The text urges large wall displays in dining rooms proclaiming chew thoroughly to aid digestion. It cites a simple experiment: dissolving sugar cubes is vastly faster when broken into many surfaces, illustrating how teeth and saliva reduce digestion time and effort. Modern dyspepsia blamed on softer foods and less chewing, advocates hard, well-chewed meals.
Mountain Climbing Thip in Fawaas Islands
A fragmented report from Tin fie Boys details a mountain climbing attempt in the Fawaas Islands. The text is garbled but indicates a team or group event with uncertain outcome and minimal corroborating details.
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Fawaas Islands
Cnete
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