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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1914

Page

6

Pennsylvania 1910 gainful workers by occupation and age

The Harris report shows 3,130,681 gainful workers in 1910 Pennsylvania aged 10 and over, with 80.7 percent males and 19.3 percent females. It details distribution across agriculture, manufacturing, transportation, trade, and services, plus race and age breakdowns and numbers of children in gainful labor.

Washington Willem J. Harris Cosas Deepartment of Commerce Peonsylvanis Hua Bere Pennsylvania

Sunday School Picnic Brings Games and Dinner at Litzs Bridge

Krebs and Pine Grove Sunday schools held a picnic at Litzs bridge on Friday. Morning game Krebs beat Pine Grove 2 to 1. Bells Landing failed to arrive so Krebs again played Pine Grove. A delicious noon dinner and an afternoon literary program pleased all, and the event was declared a success to be repeated next year.

Joe Winters Luella Bloom Corwessville Clearfield J. W. Wrigleys Arthur Wrigley Baby Philadelphia Cecil Mitchell Patten Blain Fulton Allen Wrigley Store House James Mitchell, Jr Tedding Bay Wayne Peoples Hirl Kester George Mitchel James Mitchle, Jr Cecil Read Stone House Krebs Pine Grove Litz’s Bridge Bells Landing Krebe

Electric chair awaits Cimo verdict in 1914 case

Judge Bell refused a new trial for Philip Cimo in the murder of Maurie Burzotti in Clearfield. The court backed the jury’s first degree murder verdict, stating the verdict followed the testimony and that no injustice had occurred. Cimo had shot Burzotti after seeking to compel a marriage promise.

Bell Philip Cimo Mario Buzzotti Commonwealth Harry Leathers Leathers Maurie Barzotti Cimo Third Street Clearfield Mario Burzotti Italy Marie New York Clearfield County Center County Germanis Acitello Madera

Wife Deserters Face the Court in DuBois Case

The Duisbois area court heard a new trial motion for Clay Heston, a Black man convicted of killing James Dunkle near Cataract, with defense claiming juror bias and new witness statements about Heston's intoxication. Separate rulings covered wife desertion cases and related penalties. other local notes reported community events, fire at Sandy Ridge, baptisms, and local visits.

Clay Hoston James Dunkle Cataract T. C. Hoyt Hoyt Heston J. W. Reese Commonwealth Bell Adam Verbiskie Stock Daniel Shope Western Penitentiary Lewis Davis Adam Adam Meckles Sandy Township Bertrand Gallagher Haney

Fourth Victim Dead In Somerset Car Crash

John J. Hildinger of McKeesport died in Johnstown hospital from injuries in the Somerset, Pa., wreck of July 3. He is the fourth fatality after James Topley, Dollie Price, and Mrs J S Hildinger. Funeral at North Jared street home Wednesday at 10. interment Rumhberger cemetery. Knights Templar escort to Dubois. Betheny Commandery to conduct services. Survived by two daughters Mrs Thomds Baird of Ohio and Virginia at home.

John J. Hildinger McKeesport DaBois Johnstown Somerset Hildinger James Topley Dollie Price J. S. Hildinger Uria Betheny Commandery Knights Templar Thomds Baird Jef Ohio Miss Virginia

Camp at Shawsville Leads Ten Day Outing

A group including Cortez Bell Tom Wallace Ted O'Brien Charles Young John Patterson Frederick Wright Lee Hills Arthur McQuillen Albert Kennard Clark Mitchell Horace Flegul Samuel Mirkins Walter Kennard Paul Watson Clarence Watson John Lytle Bishop Shaw and Albert Wright will camp at Shawsville for ten days starting Wednesday morning. Chaperones are Mrs. Fred Irwin and Mrs. George Fulford.

Shawsville Cortez Bell Tom Wallace Ted O’brien Charles Young John Patterson Frederick Wright Lee Hills Arthur McQuillen Albert Kennard Clark 3Litchell Horace Flegul Samuel Mirkins Walter Kennard Paul Watson Clarence Watson John Lytle Bishop Shaw Albert Wright Afrs Fred Irwin George Fulford

Oldest Flegal Son Undergoes Appendectomy at Clearfield

Russell Flegal, eldest son of Mr and Mrs H J Flegal of Gutchenne, underwent an appendectomy at Clearfield hospital yesterday afternoon. He is resting as well as can be expected today.

Russell Flegal H. J. Flegal Gutchavenne Clearfield Hospital

Clearfield bidders for Portage school brick supply

Bidders for furnishing brick for a new Portage school house included the Clearfield Clay Working Company among the contenders.

Portage The Clearfield Clay Working Company

Labor Laws Not Understood By Many

The commissioner of labor and industry, John Price Jackson, notes confusion about minor labor laws in Pennsylvania. Children under 14 may not work during school vacation. ages 14 to 16 need school employment certificates. Certificates are available from local superintendents, while employers must post laws and schedules. Copies may be obtained from the Department of Labor and Industry in Harrisburg. The department seeks widespread knowledge to prevent infractions and welcomes cooperation.

Labor and Industry John Price Jackson Commonwealth Department of Labor and Industry Harrisburg

Wish Bone Confession Sparks Mutual Wish Come True

A playful moment unfolds as she jokes about breaking a wish bone. He asks for her wish and she blushes, admitting hers was for his wish to come true. The exchange ends with a sweet implication that their wishes align and may happen.

Trial of Madame Caillaux Dramatizes Paris Court

A chaotic Paris courtroom adjourned as Madame Henriette Caillaux faced parliament nearby. The trial of Caillaux for the murder of Gaston Calmette drew threats to jurors, dramatic defenses, and rival testimonies from figures including Caillaux and former premier Joseph Caillaux.

Neighborhood Errand Brings German Language Laughs

A boy named Harold was sent to a neighbor's house on an errand. He returned and told his mother that Mrs. Gilchrison's guests were visiting and talking in German. The boy could not tell what language they were laughing in.

Harold

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