Pinchot Washington party tour draws Bradford voters
Thousands in Bradford County paused work to greet Gifford Pinchot and Washington party candidates during a 100 mile swing from Canton to Towanda. Speakers touted workmen compensation, coal prices, and votes for women as crowds packed shops, factories, and town halls in Sayre Milan Ulster Troy Towanda and Campown.
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Wyalusing
Bradford County
Rive
Gifford Pinchot
Washington Party
United States
Canton
Congress
Sayre
New York State
Pinchot
Edmiston
Mr. Pinchot
Milan
Progressive Party
Towanda
Charles Passage
Pike County
Republican Machine
Pottersville
Judson A. Murphy
Leraysville
John V. Keator
Eastern
Bradford
H. A. Jones
W. J. Roe
Wysox
C. F. Simons
Myersburg
Rome
Crewell
Camptown
Herbert Landon
Roosevelt
Copper Prospects and 1913 Output in Pennsylvania Mines
H D McCaskey of the United States Geological Survey notes no recent production of gold silver lead or zinc from Pennsylvania mines. Copper has been refined yielding small precious metal quantities. Adams and Franklin counties show copper prospects while most output comes from Cornwall iron mine magnetic ores in Lebanon county. Pennsylvania copper in 1913 totaled 503,732 pounds valued at 78,088 dollars, up from 473,060 pounds valued at 78,055 dollars in 1912.
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H.D. McCaskey
United States Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
Adams
Franklin
Cornwall
Lebanon County
Camp Meeting at Susquehanna Park July 24 to August 2
Arrangements are under way for the annual Christian and Missionary Alliance camp meeting at Susquehanna Park one mile below Mahaffey. The event runs from Friday July 24th to Sunday August 2nd with many Alliance workers expected to attend. Rev. W. McGarvey of Irvona and Rev. J V Krall of this place head the arrangements.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Susquehanna Park
Mahaffey
W. McGarvey
Irvona
J. V. Krall
Naturalization Day Draws 50 Plus Applicants in DuBois
Judge Bell presided as more than fifty aliens underwent naturalization examinations with a Department of Commerce representative present. Names listed include Percy Richardson DuBois Mike Search DuBois Lesnardson Edstrom DuBois Daning Ralson Moore DuBois and many others from DuBois Clearfield Madera Hawk Run Osceola Mills and Philipsburg. Pinchot Campaign Makes Mill Gate Plea to Workers in Philadelphia Visits to Stetson Frankford Arsenal and Engineering Works Draw Enthusiastic Crowds and chants of I hope you beat Penrose. The day marks a bold new campaigning style aimed at workers and industry across the region.
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Bell
United States
Department of Commerce
Percy Richardson
DuBois
Mike Search
Lesnardson Edstrom
Daning Ralson Moore
Raymond Noel
Gerome Clement
John Thomas Middleton
Ira Bresimer
James Bornham
Eaness Hackstroth
David Patterson
Hyman Witter
Patsy Rio
Tyler
Wladyslaw Czarneski
Clearfield
Joseph Fienberg
Alejandro Slebisky
Madera
K. &. Jensen
Ginten
John Babby
Pete Riber
John Fornaddy
Miklius Pillar
Max Cooper
John Treman
Hawk Run
Joseph Samborsky
Isreal Deffoss
Smith Mills
John Patrisky
George Maguta
Osceola Mills
Ignat Wayvick
Winburne
Joseph Costera
Burnside
George Greesak
Glen Campbell
Louis Bongiovammi
Joseph Dusso
Toni Seneyouski
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Penrose
Pinchot
American Engineering Company
Stet~son
Stetzon
Frankford Arsenal
Pinchlot
How Not to Be Fat by a Woman Contributor
In a practical piece from the July Woman's Home Companion a signatory woman outlines slimming methods. She shifts to earlier waking, daily exercise, bathing, walking after breakfast, and a mixed diet with restrained portions. Tennis is praised as an effective reducing activity, with steady weight loss over months, and a note that Miss Ethel Homer visits Miss Frances Snake in Philipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Companion
Statewide campaign plans for no-license movement
The Intercounty No-License Federation of Pennsylvania announces a state wide campaign to promote prohibition. President Charles L Huston praises federation work and calls for cooperation with the Anti-Saloon League. He notes Navy liquor bans as a model and predicts national prohibition before 1920.
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Intercounty
Bank Salaries Under Fire
Washington reports say the Federal Reserve Board will publish detailed salary statements for bank officials after its organization. Stockholders have urged Federal action to end salary lumping and reveal exact distributions. Mr and Mrs Orvis White and their little son Joe are visiting relatives in Geneva New York.
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Washington
John Skelton Williams
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Orvis White
Joe
Geneva
Camp Fire Girls Return From Camp Rafferty Visit
The Camp Fire Girls returned on the 1.15 train this afternoon after camping five miles above Grampian at Camp Rafferty. Participants included Margaret Row Judith March Margaret Betts Josephine Lindemuth Virginia Lindemuth Lillian Moore Catherine Dimeling Mary Liveright Grace Mitchell Eugenia Mitchell and Catherine Wallace, with chaperones Mrs. Frank Read and Mrs. Philip Reed. The camp sits on a hill by a stream and is noted for abundant strawberries and proximity to a farm for supplies.
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Camp Rafferty
Grampian
Margaret Row
Judith March
Margaret Betts
Josephine Lindemuth
Virgina Lindemuth
Lillian Moore
Catherin Dimeling
Mary] Liveright
Grace Mitchell
Eugenia Mitchell
Catherine Wallace
Frank Read
Philip Reed
Mrs. R. F. Smith Dies at Home of Peritonitis
Mrs. R F Smith died at her West Fourth Street home at eight last evening from peritonitis. She leaves her husband and six children, her parents Mr and Mrs Hipps of Lumber City, brothers William and Grover Hipps of Cuarwenaville, sister Miss Ethel Hipps, a nurse at Clearfield Hospital, and Miss Martha Hipps. Burial will be in Lumber City.
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R. F. Smith
West Fourth Street
Mrs. Hipps
Lumber City
William and
Grover Hipps
Cuarwenaville
Ethel Hipps
Clearfield Hospital
Martha Hipps
Camp Golden Rod Hosts Staged outing for youth group
A cheerful gathering at Camp Golden Rod was chaperoned by Mrs. McClintock Miss Ella McGoey and Mrs. Chapman. Attendees included Ellen McClintock Genevieve McGoey Clara McGoey Margaret Shellen Ruth Daugherty Margaret Beahan Winifred Nolan Mary Malloy Regina Malloy Lucina Walsh Mary Walsh Marguerite Butler Naoma McClintock Margaret McDonnel Pearl Rishell Edward Homer Edgar Etzweiler Frederick Ryper James McLaughlin Thomas Beahan Thomas Connelly Thomas Warren Walter OBrien Hugh McGoey Thos McGoey Thomas Rishell Raymond Dixon and Frederick Dixon.
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McClintock
Ella McGoey
Chapmen
Camp Golden Rod
Ellen McClintock
Genevieve
Clara McGoey
Margaret Shellen
Ruth Daugherty
Margaret Beahan
Winifred Nolan
Mary
Regina Malloy
Lucina
Mary Walsh
Marguerite Butler
Naoma McClintock
Margaret McDonnel
Pearl Rishell
Edward Homer
Edgar Etzweiler
Frederick Ryper
James McLaughlin
Thomas Beahan
Thomas Connelly
Thomas Warren
Walter O'Brien
Hugh McGoey
Thos. McGoey
Thomas Rishell
Ramond
Frederick Dixon
Rabies Warning From State Vet Aims to Limit Spread
The state veterinarian Dr C J Marshall explains rabies in dogs and humans, urges dog tax enforcement, and offers free examination of animal heads sent to the State Livestock Sanitary Board lab for rabies testing. Positive cases lead to quarantine or destruction of exposed animals. general quarantines used when necessary.
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C. J Marshall
Clearfield
Man
State Livestock Sanitary Board
39Th Streets
Woodland Avenue
Philadelphia
Fire Fighters Bar Ram Pine Grove Hose Company
In Pine Grove Pennsylvania on June 26 liquor will be barred from the rooms of the Pine Grove Hose, Hook and Ladder company as an indirect result of Judge Brumm's decision forbidding the serving of drinks in clubs on Sunday. The bylaw vote was driven by strong sentiment against liquor.
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Pine Grove
Pine Grove Hose, Hook and Ladder Company
TORIES NPAC AT PROGRESSIVE TARIFF PLEDGE IN PA
Philadelphia July reports state chairman Nevin trich denounces Detrich and Washington party tactics. The piece outlines a protective tariff stance, urging a scientific tariff commission and protection for industrial workers while condemning political chicanery to keep tariff policy out of party politics. It notes the Washington party’s acceptance of tariff aims and calls for voters to support a tariff that aids mills and American workers.
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Frederick W. Taylor
Washington Party
Frank E. Wood
Dana BR. Stephens
Congress
Herbert Landon
Harry E. Chase
Swayze Advertising Company
W. W. Gleckner & Sons Company
Belmar Manufacturing Company
H. S. Sheldon Manufacturing Company
Mr. Pinchot
Penrose
William Draper Lewis
Doctor Lewis
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Philadelphia
a_ Nevintrich
Detrich
Ington
Pennsylvania
Dodge
United States
Senate
Gu Arbarately
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G. M. Sell
Methodist Church
Julius Dodd
Hayes Park
Raymond B. Arnold
George 5. Curtis
J. P. Bursmander
G A. B
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Packard
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Woman Buffrage League
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F. H. Trippe
G. E Seeman
Jeannette Landon
Alba
Lawrence G. Manley
Statute
Troy
Charles N. Groome
Dr. Brumbaugh
L. M. Pratt
Eaton Bonney
West Burlington
Lewis and Pinchot
S. B. Ball
Burtington
J. H. Campbell
East Smithfield
R. W. Child
E. G. Kingsley
C. P. Howland
Grand Army
Joby Connoly
Democratic County Committee
Camp Meeting
United States ‘Department of Commerce and Labor
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