Penroseism Chief Issue: Roosevelt Speaks for Progressives
Colonel charges Penrose helped. Roosevelt addresses the Pennsylvania Progressive Conference praising Pinchot for senator and Lewin for governor. He argues Progressives fight for social and industrial justice, urges cooperation with sincere reformers, and critiques tariffs and trusts while urging commissions to craft policy for prosperity.
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Pittsburgh
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Progressive Conference
Gifford Pinchot
Dean Lewin
Republic
Progressive Service of Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
Tha Party
Progressive Service
Penneylvanis
Three Men Die In Tenement Fire In Manchester
Three men perish in a tenement blaze in Manchester as John Reed dies by jumping from a second story window while Mederic Caron and Albert LaChance are found dead beneath their beds. Estimated loss stands at 15000 dollars. Also noted are coal and coke transport figures for early 20th century rail routes and a cooler, showery weather outlook.
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Sy International News Service
Manchester
Nhs
John Reed
Mederic Caron
Albert LaChance
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Seeks Receiver
Bondholders of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad have petitioned for a receiver to take over the line. The move indicates financial distress and aims to preserve assets while pursuing restructuring options amid ongoing operations.
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Infornational News Service
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Progress Pleases Readers in Clearfield County
A letter from a Curwensville subscriber praises the Clearfield Progress as newsy fair and free of prejudice, noting continued subscription due to wholesome editorials. Also reported, 30000 uniforms were shipped to Villa's army at Tampico on July 2.
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Clearfield
Curwensville
Progresive Publishing Co
Clearfield Pa
Villa
International
Galveston
Texas
Tampico
Pleasant Auto Trip Ends With Niagara Falls Visit
Mr and Mrs Maurice Shimmel and daughter Bell of West Decatur and Rev and Mrs E G Spessard with daughters Arline and Rath from Woodland traveled from Clearfield county June 22 to 27. They stayed with friends in Ridgway Springfield and Cattaraugus county New York, viewed Niagara Falls, attended a wedding at West Valley, and returned by DuBois on Saturday.
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Maurice Shimmel
Daugher Bell
West Decatur
E. G. Spessard
Arline and
Rath
Woodland
Clearfield County
William Guchery
New York
George W. West
West Valley
Cattaraugus
New York State
Anna West
John C. Myers
Westinghouse Strikers Move to Boycott National League
Westinghouse workers threaten a boycott of the National Baseball League unless state constabulary is withdrawn. Governor Tener, president of the league, faces a picket at the Westinghouse and Fitzsimons plants in Pittsburgh as strikers organize citywide action.
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Westinghouse
National Baseball League
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Tener
Fitzzimons
Explorer confirms Roosevelt river discovery in Brazil
Prof A Lange, head of the University of Pennsylvania Brazilian exploration, returns and supports Colonel Roosevelt's claim of discovering two rivers of doubt in Brazil. He notes many rivers remain unknown to locals.
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Prof. Lange
New York
Prof
A. Lange
University of Pennsylvania
Colonel Roosevelt
Thompson-Graham Contract Dispute Upheld by State Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court affirmed the Clearfield County verdicts in Thompson v. Graham. Thompson claimed $4000 for a lumber job on Trout Run that he says was worthless, but Graham proved no contract existed. The case went to three trials in Clearfield County Court, each favoring Graham. A. L. Cole argued for the defendant before the high court in May.
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State Supreme Court
Thompson-Graham
Clearfield
Thompson
Alfred Graham
James I. Thompson
Grdhan
Graham
A. L. Cole
Supreme Court
Mystery in Mrs Bailey Murder Deepens with Autopsy Postponed
New York reports coroner Norton delayed the inquest into Mrs Louise Bailey's death at Dr Erwin Carman's Freeport Long Island office, until an autopsy can be held with the district attorney present. Revelations about Carman's wife dictating him and visits from other women sparked a sensational probe. George Golden, in Carman's reception area, described a mysterious woman aiding the dying woman and vanishing, stirring doubt about Mrs Carman.
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International News Service
New York
Norton
Louise Bailey
Erwin Carman
Freeport
Long Island
Sheriff Petit
George Golden
Garman
Smith
Golden
Carman
Steamer Aguinabola Run Aground in Georgian Bay
International News Barrier reports the Canadian Pacific steamer Aguinabola with 100 passengers aboard ran onto Bad Neighbor shoals off Cove Island in Georgian Bay. Wireless messages say passengers escaped safely but the ship's forepeak is leaking.
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International News
Sault St. Marie
Aguinabola
Cove Island
Georgian Bay
Hunters Licenses in Clearfield County Prompt Few Hunters
Deputy County Treasurer Jones reports up to noon today any hunt licenses in Clearfield County. The 1924 licenses list Leslie Stewart of Pine Street Clearfield as a hunter, famed from Knobs to Chest Creek, and George Ralston, deputy prothonotary, whose motive remains a mystery to Squire Curley Richards and Charley Langsford. Last year 62 21 licenses were issued as many residents hunted with just licenses.
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Clearfield County
Jones
Leslie
Stewart
Xnistred
Pine Street
Clearfield
Knobs
Chest Creek
Puseyville
George Ralston
George
Squire Curley
Si Richards
Charley Langsford
Howard Hartswick
Earffield County
Sunny Joe Wilson Injured In Fall In Clearfield
Sunny Joe Wilson of Clearfield is in Punxsutawney hospital with a broken right leg after his ankle twisted while leaving the Pantall hotel Monday evening. The fracture is a broken fibula just above the ankle.
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Sunny Joe” Wilson
Clearfield
Punxsutawney Hospital
Wilson
Pantall Hotel
Dinner Serving by Ladies Aid at Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will serve dinner on July 4 at the church for 35 cents and lunch in the evening for 25 cents.
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Ladies Aid Society of Th Baptist Church
Writer Seeks End to Persecution of Mrs Angle
International News Service reports from Stanford Connecticut that Chief Brennan has received a death threat and four similar letters since starting the Waldo Banlow case. The writer demands stopping the questioning of Mrs Helen Angle, a material witness in the investigation.
Parade Plans Secretarial mix and seven divisions named
Industrial parade committee outlines seven divisions with F Guerney Smith as Chief Marshal and J Fred Weaver as Chief of Staff. Marshals include Emmett Harder Roy Confer John Barratt L Norris George Kittleberger and Ward Logan. Aides named. Detailed lists of participating civic bodies and companies follow with band fleets and floats. Continued on Fifth Page.
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F. Guerney Smith
J. Fred. Weaver
J. Emmett Harder
Roy Confer
John W. Barratt
L. C. Norris
George Kittleberger
J. Ward Logan
J. D- Connelly
A. D. Bigler
A. W. Lee, Jr
William Wrigley
Daniel Lesler
Earl Shirey
Theodore Mitchell
John Barratt
B. of R. BR
Helmbold & Stewart
A. Boyd Thorn
Harder’s Gun Works
Jas A. McPherson
Sheeder
Music House
Abe Navy
Clearfield Laundry
C. L. Torrence
E. M. Fullington
Wm. Boyce & Son
Clearfield Brewing Co
Workman Mercantile Co
Marshal
Fragmentary line hints at Alabama leader Booker ington
A garbled excerpt references Alabama with a figure named Booker ington as head and notes they hailed a great deal throughout. The incomplete text provides no clear event, date, or full names, leaving the key details obscured.
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Alabama
Bookerington
Harvard Second Crew Faces London and Teemiar in Cup Preliminaries
In a Grand Challenge Cup preliminary heat, Harvard's second crew and the Union Boat Club of Boston race against the London and Teemiar crews. Time noted as 9 F seconds in the fragment.
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Harvard
Union
Boston
London and
Fragmentary intelligence letter from Sarajevo reported
A garbled report claims a Bosnian connection with an assassination plot involving a Paterson, New Jersey carpenter later described as an American correspondent. The text mentions E Ferdinand Alessandrinin and alleged corroborating papers, but the fragmentary source provides unclear details and names.
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Eadarnstional
Nova ‘Servies
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Vinia
Carpenter
Paterson
N. J
America
Ferdinand
Alessandrinin
Bandits Hold Up Train in Oregon
Masked bandits stop a passenger train on the Oregon line, sparking a confrontation with riders. One passenger is killed in the clash as bandits flee toward the freight yards, leaving authorities unsure of numbers and motive. Authorities pursue possible connections to a broader robbery ring.
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LaGrante
Oregon
C; and
Washington
Nation
Meecham
Nota
Two Soldiers Die as Army Balloon Explodes in Germany
International News Service reports in Mainz on July 2 that two soldiers were killed and two more fatally injured while inflating an army balloon. The balloon exploded, causing casualties among the crew.
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Mains
Germany
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Suunny Jim” Wilson
Punxsutawney
Marshall
City Boat
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Penn Public Service Co
Cas
Clearfield Brick Mfg. Co
W. G. Spencer
Overly Brothers
B. Chase
Robinson & Co
Herman Hoffman
Paul Ferguson
Kittleberger Bros
J. W. Howe
Kurtz Stationery
Spackman’s Bakery
Boardman Band
P.O. S of A
J. &. Reahan, Huntington & Clearfield Telephone
Clearfield Clay Working Co
D. W. Anderson
J.T. Murphy
Gilliland
Smith & Bratton
A. D. Gould
Leitzinger Bros
Jas
Wrigley
W. P. Norris
Wm. Blacker
T. J. Norris
Dooley & Stewart
W. G. Caldwell
Philipsburg
R. C. Shaw Grocery Co
Bell Telephone Co
Banta Refrigerator Co
Keystone Ice Cream Co
Lauderbach-Barber Co
Ross & Woods
H. J. Flegal
A. W. Leonardson Co
Harbison Walker
O Rosser Furniture Co
Barrett & Hastings
Reutter & Jimeson
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