Royalist Plot Uncovered Ties to Caillaux Trial
Paris dispatch reports royalist plots linked to Mme Caillaux murder case as government warns President Poincare to return from Russia. Courtroom scenes feature Maitre Labori and Caillaux allies. a duel challenge erupts between Caillaux and Chenu. Real estate transfers and a terse weather note accompany the dramatic summary.
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Y International
Paris
Caillaux
Poincare
Russia
Republic
Secret Service
Palace of Justice
Mme
Mme. Gueydan
Mme. Caillaux
Mic
Parle
Calmette
Chenu
Mme.Caillaux
Almette
le Figaro
Joseph Gaillaux
France
M. Chena
Mme Cilmette
Coort
M. Caillaux
Triumph of an Emperor at the Opera House Tonight
Tonight at the Opera House two five reel features titled The Triumph of an Emperor will be shown as a dramatic historical production. An Angel of the Mine a three reel photoplay appears at the New Opera House along with Won in the First a joker comedy. Patrons praised the new Mirroroid screens for brighter, clearer projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
New Opera House
St Swithin’s Day Rainfall Myth Debunked
In a Harpers Weekly note, a veteran American statesman declined to write his state history, citing little interest in the past. The column also mocks St Swithin’s Day lore, noting recent rain in the area despite the old rhyme.
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America
Ilarpers Weekly
Real Estate Transfers in Pennsylvania Listings
Kate Reber transfers land in Gulich to Annie and John Churulta for 550 dollars. James E Pierce transfers land in DuBois to Anna Miller for 700 dollars.
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Kate Reber
Annie
John Churulta
Gulich
James E Pierce
Anna Miller
DuBois
Marriage Licenses and Electric Plant News in Rossiter
Marriage licenses issued for John Boyd Shirey and Iby Gertrude Stinter of LeContes Mills, and Sam Albert with Josephine Riley of Coalport. The Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company completed a large electrical plant at Rossiter, touted as the biggest in this part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyd Shirey
Iby Gertrude Stinter
LeContes Mills
Sam Albert
Josephine Riley
Coalport
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company
Rossiter
Marriage Licenses for Norman Duger and Maud Holden
Norman H. Duger and Maud Holden, both residents of DuBois, obtain a marriage license.
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Norman H. Duger
Maud
Holden
DuBois
Penn Public Service Company Picnic At Athletic Park
The Penn Public Service company held a picnic for employees and families at Athletic Park Philipsburg yesterday afternoon and evening. About 75 came from Clearfield and Curwensville with 150 from Philipsburg. James T. Lytle led Clearfield to win the afternoon ball game 22 to 7, bringing the cup from Tiffany & Co New York into the company window.
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Penn Public Service Company
Athletic Park
Philipsburg
Clearfield
Curwensville
James T. Lytle
Tiffany & Co
New York
Government files suit against New Haven road
The Department of Justice filed a Sherman act suit in equity against the New Haven railroad system. It accuses monopoly practices restraining trade in New England and a coropoly of rail, water, and trolley transport across Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New York. The bill seeks dissolution, highlighting the dense territory involved.
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New Haven Road
New York
New Haven
Department of Justice Today
New
England
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Cossacks Fire Into Crowd Kill Six Strikers
International News Service reports in St. Petersburg that Cossacks shot into a crowd of striking workers defending Flugoff street barricades, killing six and wounding eleven as barricades rose overnight. Troops razed them at dawn amid rising unrest and fear of a wider revolutionary strike spreading across Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Flugoff Street
Sisted
Russia
Banta Refrigerator Company Shines In Clearfield Industry
The Banta Refrigerator company, located in the East End’s old Novelty works, has grown into a leading local plant in its two years of operation. President L. T. Banta oversees a factory producing stock and custom refrigerators for meat markets, hotels, hospitals, and families, with strong demand from government and urban buyers. The plant emphasizes quality materials, fine workmanship, and attractive designs, underscoring Clearfield pride in a top Pennsylvania maker.
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Bantalefrigerator Company
East End
Banta Refrigerator Company
Clearfield
United States
L. T. Banta
Banta Company
Banta
Washington candidate pledges Square Deal for miners
Five hundred miners in Millersburg plus crowds in Williamstown hear Doctor Lewis urge safety over profit and condemn the Penrose machine influence. He campaigns through Dauphin county promising labor protections, meeting 1000 workers, farmers, and mill men in fifteen towns as supporters press for a Square Deal for Miners.
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Millersburg
Williamstown
William Draper Lewis
Washington Party
Lykens
Doctor Lewis
Dauphin County
Mr. Lewis
Wilewe
Ohn H. Kreder
Washington
Milk Sanitation Push By Clearfield Health Board
Clearfield's board of health moves to shut down milk dealers who fail to maintain sanitary dairies and sterilize bottles. Dr Reiley will operate a sterilizing unit and test all milk. any substandard product will be condemned and dealers barred from selling. Milk dealers may need to register with the board to ensure oversight amid typhoid concerns. The piece also notes Lutheran and Baptist picnics at Lakemont park with limited local attendance.
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Clearfield
Board of Health
Amon
Reiley
J Health
Lakemont
Central Pennsylvania
Lakemont Park
Army worm infests Clearfield farms and homes
Army worms remain in Clearfield causing extensive damage to corn and oats fields on the Reed farm. They invade homes via rugs while sparrows feed on the pests, reducing poultry feed losses. The 7 acre Reed farm oats field is reported completely destroyed and the pest is active across town gardens.
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Clearfield
Camnot
Armistice Reported as Fighting Ceases in Mexico Conflict
International News Service reports a government and Constitutionalists armistice across Mexico with talks to follow. Villa leads a 5000-strong northern force toward Mexico City while Carranza moves provisional capital toward Queretaro and San Luis Potosi. In other notes, Huerta stays in Jamaica amid security concerns and U. S. prisoners at Fort Wingate move to guard-house confinement.
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International
Mexico City
Eduardo Thibide
Bia
Carbaj
Iturbide
Huerta
Jamaica
New Kingston
Mexico
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Constittionalists
Fama Zaragoza
Raoul Madero
Massovic’ Herrerra
Ortega
Carlos, Dominguez
Villa
State to Purchase Central Normal School
A state board of education committee met in Lock Haven with Central State Normal School trustees to approve the purchase of the school by the state and to settle open bank accounts. The transfer to the state is scheduled for August 10.
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Central State Normal School
Lock Haven
State Board of Education
J. George Becht
Hartisburg
Messrs Lauder and Pichling
Almost Completed Leitzinger Brothers Store Addition
Contractor Cowdrick nears finishing the brick work on the Leitzinger Brothers store addition in Clearfield. Stone coping remains to be laid and interior carpentry, flooring, and wall work proceed as crews note the structure stands as a sign of local progress amid several near misses among bricklayers.
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Cowdrick
Leitzinger Brothers
Clearfield
Among the Sick and Local Real Estate Transfers
Miss Gladys Bloom recuperates after surgery at Clearfield hospital. Andrew McGaughey, son of Robert McGaughey, was operated on at Clearfield hospital. Mrs. Wesley P. Norris improves. Emerick Motor Bus Co. opens Philipsburg to Osceola Mills line with a half hour service. Transfers include Burnside Lodge trustees to Samuel T. McCormick in Osceola for 13 dollars and several land changes: Evlyn Soisson to Ella Moretz in Gulich 1200, Andra Federto to Frances A. Swanson in Cooper 1500, Lona Chetton to Pasquit Lope in Cooper 55, Frederick Mears to Fredrick Chadeone Mears 110, Clearfield Lumber Co. to A. W. Lee in Lawrence and Boggs 1, George R. Bigler to Charles E. Rockwell in Clearfield 400, Annie Prospee to Angelo Calaneri in DuBois 2100.
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Gladys Bloom
Clearfield Hospital
Andrew McGaughey
Robert McGaughey
Dimeling
Wesley P. Norris
Burnside Lodge
Samuel T. McCormick
Osceola
Evlyn Soisson
Ella Moretz
Gulich
Andra Federto
Frances A. Swanson
Cooper
Lona Chetton
Pasquit Lope
Frederick Mears
Fredrick Chadeone Mears
Morris
Clearfield Lumber Co
A. W- Lee
Lawrence
Boggs
George R. Bigler
Charles E. Rockwell
Clearfield
Annie Prospee
Angelo Calaneri
DuBois
Washington Party County Committee Meeting
A Washington party county committee meeting is set for Friday at 2 PM in the arbitration room of the Clearfield courthouse. Percy F. Smith of Pittaburgh and Lex N. Mitchell will attend and speak, urging Progressive voters to join the meeting as a public, non factional gathering. Also noted are moving pictures at the Globe theatre accompanying the Adventures of Kathryn story.
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Washington Party
Court House
Clearfield
Percy F. Smith
Pittabarghi
Washington
Lex N. Mitchell
Congress
Friends of the
Progressive Cause
People’s Committee
Progressive Party
The
Globe
Kathryn
Globe Theatre
Boss Barnes Files Libel Suit Against Roosevelt
Chairman Barnes of the Republican state committee says he authorized his attorneys to sue Colonel Roosevelt for libel. The action responds to Roosevelt’s remarks accusing bosses and naming Barnes as responsible for administration corruption in New York public offices.
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Boss Barnes
Roosevelt
International News Service
New York
Barnes
Republican State Committee
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Polincare
John Keeler
Alexander Dressel
Rosebud
Bloom
Caroline Strong
Jordan
Fair
OPERA
R International News Service
Banta Refrigerator Plant
Dean Lewis
Penrose Tool
Penrose
EL Paso
Tex
Generak Inez
Salazar
Rodrigo Quevedo
Maximo Castillo
Fort Wingate
N. M
Leitzinger Brother
Emerick Motor Bus Company
Osceola Mills
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