Masked Man in Carman Case Sparks New Twist
Detectives find a box of 38 caliber cartridges in the attic of Dr. Edward Carman’s Long Island home near the dictograph hiding spot. Mrs. Carman and her husband deny knowledge of any weapon as investigators trace calls between the Carman and Bailey homes amid an attempted assassination claim and murder of Mrs. Bailey. Cecelia Coleman the cook testifies that counsel pressured her to sign an affidavit. Carman’s tale of an attempted killing is supported by two witnesses.
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International News Service
New York
Freeport
Long Island
Edward Carman
Louise Bailey
Carman
Pocketbook Restored by Honest Woodland Youth
Dr. G E Mauk of Woodland lost a pocketbook with 73 dollars in Clearfield after visiting a drug store and staying with friends on Turnpike avenue. Lee Huncberger, an employee of Harbison Walker in Woodland, found and returned the wallet and money, earning the doctor’s gratitude and praise for his sterling honesty.
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G. E. Mauk
Woodland
Clearfield
Turnpike Avenue
Mauk
Lee Huncberger
Harbison-Walker Company
Lee
Old Soldier Fiddlers a Strong Feature at New Opera House
The Old Soldier Fiddlers were a top feature at the New Opera House in Clearfield last week with shows Thursday to Saturday. The act, a Keith production, drew crowded rooms and strong praise, sharing billing with the boys in blue and grey from Civil War history and drawing on veteran expertise from Col. Pattee’s connections.
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Fiouse
Keith
Clearfield
Howse
Pergatis
Cel
J A. Pattee
Afe Insurance Company
Cor.oman
G. W. Wolfe
Capt
J. K
C. H. Hammerster
Confedrestes
Woliere
Huntingdon W. Na
Reading
Afrs Johnson leads Olney area revival meetings in Osceola Mills
Sunday afternoon Afrs Johnson spoke to Presbyter church ladies where three accepted Christ. Meetings at the tabernacle drew large crowds Tuesday. Mrs Dunkle sang Face to Face. Rev Johnson preached on seeking the kingdom of God with Spirit’s calling urged. 723 new commitments noted by close of service. Anti Booze parade planned tonight. special train leaves at 11 PM. Johnson to address men at tabernacle. Rev Farrell to speak to ladies in churches.
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Afrs. Johnson
Christ
Tabernacle
EM. Dunkle
Johnson
Jesus Christ
Hell
Ersong
Farrell
Woodland and River Ball teams ready for Thursday clash
The Woodland baseball team will cross bats with the River Ball team Thursday evening at Woodland. A good game is promised as locals enjoy swings and shade recently installed in Mineral Spring park. Frank Snyder and wife spent the Fourth at Retort with H. C. McClure. Frank reportedly pitched two games for Woodland in Retort, winning both. C. E. Young and daughter Mabel and Dollie Stevens attended evangelistic meetings in Osceola Mills. A. B. Walker of Harbison-Walker Co. speaks. his exhibit won first prize at the Clearfield Fourth industrial parade.
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Woodland
Mineral Spring Park
Frank Snyder
Retort
H.C. McClure
Frank
C. E. Young
Mabel
Dollie Stevens
Osceols Mills
A. B. Walker
Harbison-Walker Company
Clearfield
Sensation in Chicago Society Over Bride Declared Insane
Mrs Helen Morton Bayly, wife of Roger Bayly of Virginia, was found insane by a panel of doctors on June 30 under Judge Clark’s ruling. The 22 year old heiress, who wed three weeks earlier at Col George Fabyan’s Getteva home, was placed under care as the news shocked North Shore society.
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International News Service
Chicago
Helen Morton, Bayly
Roger Bayly
Virginia
W. B. Guild
A. B. Cooper
Clark
North Shore
Factory Paralyzed by British Army Aid Plant Walkout
London reports 7000 factory workers strike halting arms and ammunition production for Britain’s army and navy. About 5000 protesters joined Saturday, 1500 remain at work but unable to operate. The disruption impacts wartime supply chains and related industries.
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London
Britain
Army
Navy
Accidents Few at Fourth Driving Park Races
Reports indicate only one mishap occurred during the Fourth at the driving park. A thoughtless boy darted in front of a horse during the races and was toppled but not badly hurt.
Plot to Rob the Mahaffey Bank Revealed by DuBois Boy
A DuBois boy nicknamed Shorty disclosed an alleged plan to rob the Mahaffey bank. Officers detained an elderly man and an accomplice. authorities monitored Mahaffey during Fourth of July celebrations. The would-be robbers reportedly fled after learning police were watching, missing the opportunity to break the bank safe.
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DuBois
Shorty
Williams- Perrm DuBois
Mehaffey
Mahaffey
Amers
Tethries
Junction
Lita
Welch
Moore
Ben
Officials chagrined over Mexican vote
Washington July 6 officials in Washington are chagrined by Huerta's Sunday election victory. It is believed Huerta will use the vote of confidence to entrench himself. President Wilson deems the election valueless as an index of public sentiment and says it will not change the administration's stance toward Huerta.
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Totemationsl News Service
Washington
Huerta
Wilson
Victor Murdoch Speaks Concert Offer In Avon Event
Victor Murdoch Speaks continues from earlier pages with a schedule of Thursday events. Avon players perform The Toy Symphony at 7:30, Robert Starbuck with sister give end piano and xylophone at 7:45, Chauncey Hopkins discusses Bright Eyes and Wild Hearts of Our North Woods at 8:15. Dr Hawkins, descendant of Daniel Boone, presents nature photography and a camera hunting lecture featuring never-harmed game. Local nature lovers urged to attend.
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Avon Players
Toy Symphony
Robert Starbuck
Chauncey J. Hopkins
North Woods
Daniel Boone
Hawkins
Mrs Angle Case Seeks Transfer to Bridgeport Jail
Stamford dispatch reports District Attorney requests Helen M. Angle be moved from current detention to Bridgeport jail. Police expect transfer immediately as Angle is connected with Waldo Ballou death. Rumors say she has supplied full information to authorities.
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Bridgeport
International News Service
Stamford
Conn
Brennan
Phelan
Helen M. Angle
Waldo Ballou
President Nominates Ira N Morris Minister to Sweden
The president today nominated Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago to be minister to Sweden. The nomination came from Washington on July 6 and assigns Morris to represent the United States in Stockholm.
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Sweden
Washington
Ira Nelson Morris
Chicago
Ballot Belongs to Woman in Equal Suffrage Debate
A writer argues that granting women the ballot adds responsibility not burden, urging timely adoption and noting global progress. The piece cites Wyoming’s early suffrage, argues women’s voting is right, and says parties seek the voter’s influence while women may initially err yet purify politics as mothers of the world.
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Australia
Mothers of the World
London
United States
England
America
Wyoming
Auto Crash Kills Four From McKeesport Visit
A party of four from McKeesport visiting Bedford and Everett was involved in a steep hill collision near Hooversville while passing another car. James Topley, Dolly Price, Mrs. John S. Hildinger died instantly or soon after. Other occupants were injured, including Mrs. James Topley and Mrs. John J. Hildinger. The group had traveled to visit A B Bain’s family.
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McKeesport
A.B. Bain
Redford
John M. Bain
Clearfield
Bedford
Everett
Hooversville
James Topley
Dolly Price
Everet
John 5. Hildinger
Johnstown
Casper Lowery
John J. Hildinger
Frank
John Bl.Bain
A. B. Bain
Topley
Ferdinand's Slayer Makes Confession In Sarajevo
Sarajevo reports Gravio Prinzio, accused of killing Archduke Ferdinand and his morganatic wife, has made a full confession. The disclosure names high Servian officials and fears a massacre of Serbians in Austrian territory prompt cautious public release by authorities.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Gravio Prinzio
Arelj
Ferdinand
Servia
Signature Certification on Hungarian Deed in Hungary Transfer
Prothonotary John H. Moore certified a deed by Kelemen Peter transferring property in Hungary to Dr. Toronszky. Peter resides in Winburne. Moore certified that Squire Howe of Winburne is a duly qualified justice of the peace. The Hungarian deed is printed with crooked wording. Subscribe for the Progress.
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John H. Moore
Smorning
Kelemen Peter
Hungary
Toronszky
Peter
Winburne
Moore
Squire Howe
Methodist Day at Lakemont Park Provides Strong Program
Clearfield Methodists prepare for the seventeenth annual gathering of the sons and daughters of Wesley at Lakemont Park Altoona on Thursday July 0. Grace Church will cater meals. Morning sermon by Ezra H Yocum D D Belle fante. Afternoon address by Dr W S Bovard. Night program features Dr J Fred Heisse on Sights and Experiences in Touring Europe with vivid, informative talk for a full day’s crowd.
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Clearfield Methodists
Sons and Daughters of
Wesley
Lakemont Park
Altoona
Grace Church
Rey
Ezra H. Yocum
D. D
Bellefante
W. S. Bovard
Methodist Brotherhoo
Europe
J. Fred Heisse
Baltimore
Mneet
Old Country
Local Socials Roundup From Clearfield and Curwensville
Anna, Charlotte and Lyle visit in Clearfield while Mrs Joseph Bowles and Pauline Owens dine with Moore. Allen Barnett recovering after a bite. Rev Perry and Mrs Barnett host supper. Curwensville guests include Miss May Kelley with sister Mrs Lucilla Bloom. Mr and Mrs Spackman host niece Luella Bloom. Ottie and Clovis Moore, Olive Owens visit McCracken family. Brayil Smiths and Mapes family hear. Vera Goudrier returns home near Odessa. Nellie McCracken visits from Haffey. Jennie Tate and Bradshams with Louisa McCracken. Curtis Read’s family with Ben Long at Krebs. Blair McCracken and Clovis Nico attend Kerrmoor Grange. Evening at Kerrmoor ends with friends at Em Oweng’s near Kerrmoor. Evening in Glen Richey with Kerrmoor students, casual talk, games, strawberries and sweets.
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Anna
Charlotte and
Lyle
Am ' Clearfield
Evenine
Joseph
Bowles
Misa
Pauline Owens
Moor
Moore
Allen Barnett
Cauteriz Allen
Harry Barnett
Drew
Perry
Clyde McCrackens
May Kelley
Frie
Lucilla Bloom
Richard
Curwensville
Luella Bloom
Olive
Clovis Moore
Owens
McCracken Y
Ralph Smith
Ang
J Mapes
Ira Mullen
Vera Goudrier
Caldwell
Odessa
Nellie McCracken
Ofhaffey
McCracken
Plac
Jennie Tate
Littes
Glendon
E Bradsham
Curtis
Elizabeth
Sumlay
Ben Long
Krebs
Blair McCracken
Clovis
Nico
Grange
Kerrmoor
Oweng
Ednag Geerl Read
Edna
Elma
James
Carlton
Rowles
Susie Barnett
Ruth and
Ashley
Gertrap Mease
Cora
Glen Richey
Ant. Bells
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Dayton Shifter and Grace Nebgen of Clearfield pending licenses. Albert A. Duckett and Margaret Ogden of Lawrence township. Verne Long and Della Orle of Pike township. Walter McGill of Bigler and Bertha Olsen of Woodland. E. D. Anderson and Jennie Palmquist of Lance. Emerson K. Shope of Clearfield and Stella A. Murray of Shawville. Robert Laing and Margaret White of Coalport. Ivan Westover and Frances Isabell Killian of Chest township. Andrew J. Jacobson and Violet E Broadbent of Helvetia.
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Dayton Shifter
Grace Nebgen
Clearfield
Albert A. Duckett
Margaret Ogden
Lawrence Township
Verne Long
Della
Orle
Pike Township
Walter McGill
Bigler
Bertha Olsen
Woodland
E. D. Anderson
Jennie Palmquist
Lance
Emerson K. Shope
Stella A. Murray
Shawville
Robert Laing
Margaret White
Coalport
Ivan
Westover
Frances Isabell Killian
Chest
Andrew J. Jacobson
Violet E' Broadbent
Helvetia
Silly Adams Shines for Pittshurst-Der Bois Contest
The Pittsburgh Federal baseball team defeated DuBois 4 to 0 in a close game Tuesday. Silly Adams, a Clearfield boy, pitched for Pittsburgh and struck out. Line men Billy joins relatives in Clearfield.
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Silly Adams
Pittsburgh Federal Naseball
DuBois
Bote Adams
Clearfield
Pittsburgh
Billy
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Osceola Mills
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Overly
Lawrence
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Decatur
Sena Lame
Wajeinh Sephon
Sandy
E. W. Smith
J. Frank Fry
Mahaffey Bank
Umbrella Menders
Victor Murdock
Italy
John WM
Joe
Clearford
Amy Vielins
Gar
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