Workers Rally for Roosevelt as Penrose Foe Gains Steam
In Luzerne County Hazleton and Ashley, Progressives led by William Draper Lewis and Gifford Pinchot drew hundreds of miners and shopmen praising Roosevelt and denouncing Penrose. Attendees urged mine scale inspections and attacked party leaders seen as workers’ enemies.
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Washington
Luzerne
Roosevelt
Hazleton
William Draper Lewis
Washington Party
State Legal Department
Penrose Machine Domination
Doctor Lewis
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Anthracite Coal Trust
James Sweeney
Penrose Gang
Penroseism
Theodore Roosevelt
Luzerne County
Mr. Kemp
Pinchot
Committee
Senate
Republican State Committee
Boies Penrose
Wilkes- Barre
Wyoming
Penrose
Ashley
Charles Brady
James Haslen
Kingston Collery
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Old Bosses Turned Out in 1914 Progressive Rise
The speaker denounces old Republican bosses and predicts a Progressive triumph. He cites organization in 36 states and tickets in 24 states, with young men backing the party and the balance of power shifting to Progressives in legislatures and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Hinebaugh
Congress
Whig Party
Old
Knights of Pythias install officers at Clearfield Lodge
On Monday night July 13 Deputy Grand Chancellor D W Young installed officers of Clearfield Lodge No 305 Knights of Pythias. Newly installed were Chancellor commander Wayne Burge, Vice Chancellor S Bord Smith, Prelate A F Lawhead, Master of work H A Walker, Keeper of records and seal Paul A Dietzel, Master of finance E W Brown, Master of exchequer F B Row, Master at arms W M Henderson, Inner guard E W Brown, Outer yard H S Shafer, Representative Geo D Rank, Trustees John H Martin H A Walker and G D Runk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Young
Clearfield Lodge
Knights of Pything
Wayne Burge
S. Bord Smith
A. F. Lawhead
H. A. Walker
Paul A. Dietzel
E. W. Brown
F_. B. Row. Master at arms—W. M. Henderson
E. W_. Brown
H. S. Shafer
Geo. D. Rank
John H. Martin
G. D. Runk
Elopers Nabbed Near Sykesville After Weekend Elopement
John Worman aged 18 and Edna Smith aged 13 eloped on Sunday causing a stir in Sykesville but were captured Sunday night in Indiana as they prepared to travel to Blairsville for a Pittsburgh train. Friends Roy Joineen and family camping near Clerafield Creek report forty visitors and late refreshments. Mrs. Waple and daughter Catherine visit D. W. Speck.
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John Worman
Edna Smith
Sykesville
Indiana
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Roy Joineen
Clerafield Creek Bridge
Henying
Clearfield Aims to Host State Firemen Convention
The Central District Firemen’s Association plans its twenty second annual convention at Patton August 19 to 21. Clearfield seeks to secure the event next year, needing about $1000 in subscriptions and business support. a committee reports at Friday’s department meeting. Langsford, Clearfield county’s commissioner, is noted as a long time president and secretary of the association.
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Central District Firemen’s Association
Clearfield County
Patton
Contra Pennsylvania
Fexrs
Clearfield
W. C. Langsford
Mr. Johnsons Family Arrive in Wheeling Home
Tr. E. Johnson, manager of Progressive Publishing Co., spent Sunday in Wheeling Virginia with his mother Mrs. Catherine E. Johnson. His wife and two children visited last week and returned with him taking residence on Fine Street.
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Tr. E. Johnson
Progressive Publishing Co
Wheeling
Catherine E. Johnson
Johnson
Fine Street
B. R. P. Picnic Arrangements Set For Ontario Beach
The annual B. R. & P railroad employes picnic at Ontario Beach is arranged for Saturday July 18. A special train will depart DuBois at 6 AM and reach Ontario Beach around noon, with a return from Rochester at 8:30 PM. Over 1000 people are expected. free transportation and the KE & P band will provide music for attendees.
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Eee & P
Ontario Beach
DuBois
Rochester
Carnival in Clearfield Deemed Clean by Police
Borough guards inspected the Clearfield carnival after claims of impropriety. Chief of Police McHenry reports no unsuitable displays found. only incident was a theft of a carnival worker’s suit by a local youth. K A Sloppy of New Millport was seen socializing in town yesterday.
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Clearfield
McHenry
K. A. Sloppy
New Millport
Last of Meetings Ends With Surrender at Tabernacle
Report of Rev. Johnson's final tabernacle services and strong evangelistic messages. Crowds packed the Tabernacle for Sunday night and morning sessions with a large choir and multiple sermons urging personal salvation. About 8 or more individuals came forward. total reported at 960 by end of services last night.
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Christ
Mr. Johnson
Rev. Johnson
Christan Church
J Johnson
Tabernacle
Johnson
Jonnvon
Clover Hill Local Notes and Society Sketches
A baby girl arrived at Alex Mitchells home last week. Mrs May Ralston visits her sister Mrs Curtis Read this week. A G Woodward of Curwensville evl ted on Edward Lippert last Sunday. Miss Annabell Lite visits friends in Akron Ohio. Grampian band to play at Lawrence Grange Picnic Friday July 1. Mrs Homer McDowell gravely ill with chronic appendicitis Dr Wilson attending. Miss Emma Schickling to Hyde City for continued employment. Alda and Amanda Glasgow of Bellwood visiting their cousins the McCrackens. Frank Lippart smiles over arrival of a young son. Mr and Mrs Will Berry of Stoneboro visit Edward Lippert family. Mr and Mrs Dayton Shifter of Karthaus visit their uncle Edward Lippert. Mrs Austin Aughenbaugh and Miss Emma Schickling visit sister Mrs Edward Lippert. W F Hoffman learns his father in Portland suffered a stroke and not expected to live. Mrs Helen Aughenbaugh and daughter Meaty visit James Spackman family. Elma Blair McCracken Olive Clovis Moore attend Kerrmoor Grange, visit relatives. Mrs Blair Fulton and baby Cora May visit Wrigleys and relatives in Clearfield Kentucky. Mrs Cupp and daughters Anna and Golda from Altoona attend Nebgen Shiller wedding and visit Edward Lipatt family. Evangelist Stough to conduct meetings in DuBois for six weeks starting September.
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Alex Mitchell
May Ralston
Curtis Read
A. G. Woodward
Curwensville
Edward ‘Lippart
Annabell Lite
Akron
Ohio
Grampian
Lawrence Grange
Homer McDowell
Wilson
Emma Schikling
Hyde City
Alda
Amanda Glasgow
Bellwood
McCracken
Frank Lippart
Will Berry
Stonehoro
Edward Lippart
Dayton Shifter
Karthaus
Edward Lippert
Austin Aughenbaugh
Emma Schickling
W. F. Hoffman
Portland
Helen Aughenbuugh
Meaty
James Spackman
Elma
Blair McCracken
Olive
Clovis Moore
Grange
Kerrmoor
Blair Fulton
Cora May
Clearfield
Kentucky
J.S. Wrigley
Cupp
Anna
Golda
Altoona
Mrs. Cupp
Edward Lippatt
Laboring Men's Picnic in Stoneville on July 25
A basket picnic organized by Stoneville laboring men will occur Saturday July 25 with baseball events in the morning and afternoon. Everyone is invited. A Sewing Club meeting is planned for tomorrow evening at the Leitzinger farm if weather permits.
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Stoneville
Sewing Club
Leitzinger Farm
American Ship Lands Guns in Ireland Amid Tense Ulster Clash
American steamer lands a heavy consignment of Mausers and ammunition near Lough Foyle for Nationalists. Nightly tensions rise as Londonderry and Moville report artillery and troop movements between Nationalists and Orangemen. Police and soldiers guard Londonderry after clashes and a parade led by Sir Edward Carson.
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Londonderry
International News Service
Belfast
Ireland
Orangemen
Battle of the Boyne
Sir Edward Carson
Moville
Lough Foyle
Newtown
Huerta Ready to Resign Office in Mexican Crisis
Vera Cruz July 1 General Huerta would resign if a suitable successor from the factions could be found. Adolfo de la Lama, Mexican finance minister, says secret talks between Huerta and Venustiano Carranza are under way in New York. He believes an agreement must be reached or Huerta will not surrender the presidency. Guards were posted at the station amid concern over possible demonstrations.
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Vera Cruz
Carranza
Huerta
Funs
Tom
Miners See Fewer Fatal Accidents in Early 1914 in Pa
State mining authorities report a drop in fatal incidents so far in 1914 across Pennsylvania. In 1911 to 1912 figures show most inside deaths from roof falls and coal falls, cars and gas explosions. E. L. Davis of Ramey visited Clearfield on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Mines
Pennsylvania
E. L. Davis
Ramey
Clearfield
The Heir As Parent to the Witchs Throne Romance
Emily Wayne leads a suspenseful romance in The Heir As Parent to the Witchs Throne, a North American serial from Pennsylvania history. Love and danger mix as a strong suitor ignores gossip while a witch tale unfolds with mystery and climactic peril as weekly installments lure readers to order.
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Emily Wayne
Pennsylvania
Corner stone laid for new Methodist church at Mahaffey
The cornerstone of Mahaffey’s new Methodist church was laid on Sunday with impressive ceremonies. Rev. Dr. H. R. Bender of Clearfield preached the sermon. Miss Mary Mitchell sang accompanied by Miss James. The exercises attracted many spectators from Clearfield.
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New Methodist
Mahaffey
H. R. Bender
Cleary Fild
Mary Mitchell
James
Clearfield
Labor Chief Sees Dept Mediation In Labor Troubles
Commissioner John Price Jackson said in Altoona that the state Department of Labor and Industry will intervene in labor disputes. He noted the department will mediate and seek settlements between employers and employees after returning from Pittsburgh where 23,000 workers expect to resume work. The building trades strike involves 3000 men halting work on $312 million in new buildings.
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Department of Labor and Industry
John Price Jackson
Altoona
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Fire breaks out in fourth ward house
Firemen responded to a daytime alarm in the fourth ward at noon to a blaze in the residence of a man named Ajax. No damage reported.
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Ajax
Threatened to Kill Wife Charged in DuBois Jail
George Mashgo, a Slav, was brought from DuBois and lodged in jail yesterday afternoon charged with assault and battery and threats to kill his wife.
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George Mashgo
DuBois
Fragmented Aphorism on Genealogy and Fate by Turgenief
A philosophical remark questions heredity and the unseen ties between a man's life and his descendants. It ponders how fate, yearnings, and penalties echo through generations, reflecting the interconnected chain of human lives.
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Earth
Ivan Turgenief
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FOE
Lewis
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Central
Lehigh Valley
Nanticoke
Main
Prospect Streets
Joseph Edwards
F Lcsitare
Margaret Sorensen
Gracedale
Mr. Pinchot
White Haven
Knights OF
Pythias
Young
Mrs. Waple
Catherine
D. W. Speck
B. R. P. Picnic
Clover Hill
Evangelist Stough
Lane Eiausers
Loca
Dr. H.R. Bender
LABOR
Wife
Tai
McCiurs
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