Penrose and Foraker Targeted in Republican Reckoning
The Philadelphia Press and Public Ledger criticize Penrose leadership and call for a decisive defeat of Penrose and allied exiles to revive a aggressive, public service oriented Republican party. They argue reuniting the party requires discarding those who damaged Taft era progress and resisting Wilson administration failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Pennsylvania
Penngeselsm
Tribune
Republican Party
Greely
Taft
Pen
Wiunia
Philadelphia Press
Catizeigh
Gage
Penrose
Bin
Allance
Senate
Intereets
Congress
The
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Wilson
J.B. Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Washington
Molonel Roosevelt
South America
Levcathan
Penroce
Large Class Confirmed by Erie Bishop at St Francis Church
Bishop Fitzmaurice of the Erie Diocese conducted confirmations in St. Francis church, with 115 total. In Clearfield the class included 90 children and 25 adults, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. John Leitzinger, who also assisted in greetings and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzmaurice
Erie
St. Francis
John E. Fitzmaurice
Catholic Church
Frenchville
Clearfield
John Leitzinger
Leitzinger
Father Ryan
St. Francis Church
Father Kemerant
Philipsburg
Grampian
DuBois
Silver Anniversary of the G. A. Society in Washington
The twenty fifth annual convention of the Children’s Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania met in Washington with about fifty delegates and friends. Officers were elected under a new direct vote system. Belle Chalfant reported 584 children under care and 7716 cared for since founding. Washington area officials and Pittsburgh representatives attended, with Miss Chalfant as actuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania
Washington, Pa
James D. Moffat
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
Louisa Lytle
L H. Knox
Waynesburg
T.C. Campbell
Butler
A. P. Bowie
Uniontown
F. B. Reed
Clearfield County
D. L. Krebs
W. L. Swoope
A.O. Smith
W. O. Wilson
A. E. Leitzinger
Blanche Biddle
Real Estate Transfers in Morris and Clearfield Townships
Philipsburg Coal and Land Company transfers land in Morris township to William Wright for 147.50 dollars. Edwin L. Shirey sells land in Clearfield to Peter L. Brion for 1795.31 dollars. George R. Bigler sells land in Clearfield to Peter L. Brion for 1 dollar. Annie E. Wright sells land in Burnside to Albert Pickup for 80 cents. Annie E. Wright sells land in Burnside to Albert Pickup for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg Coal and Land Company
William Wright
Morris Township
Edwin L. Shirey
Peter L. Brion
Clearfield
Geo. R. Bigler
Annie E. Wright
Albert Pickup
Burnside
Marriage Licenses Filed for Miller Schnarrs and More
David L. Miller and Sara V. Schnarrs of Karthaus appear on a marriage license record with William B. Lewis and Margaret Richardson, both of Utshville, listed among recent filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Miller
Sara V. Schnarrs
Karthaus
William B. Lewis
Margaret Richardson
Utshville
Knights of Columbus Assist at Tyrong Visit
Twenty five members of the Knights of Columbus from Clearfield traveled to Tyrong yesterday to participate in a degree ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrong
Knights of Columbue
Clearfield
Indictments Sought in Curwensville Licenses Case Decisions
Judge Bell refused liquor licenses for Wood & Figart at LaJose and E J Smith with G Mullen at Grampian, and denied rehearings for Dorsey Griffith and Thomas F Casey at Curwensville. Indictments may be issued against E J Smith and George Mullen if remonstrants request action. Mahaffey hotel license also under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith, Mullen and
Wood & Figart
Casey
Griffith Gasea
Curwenaville
Bell
LaJose
E. J. Smith
George Mullen
Grampian
Dorsey Griffith
Thomas F. Casey
Curwensville
Oscar Mitchell
Wood & Figatt
Pennsylvania
Griffith
Thomas ¥. Casey
Thar
Dorsey Griffiths
R E. A. Graham
Mahaffey
W. E. Schrader
Mining wages dispute stalls Arnot plan agreement
Mining news reports slack output with only three days of planes running weekly. Arnot miners fail to settle wage scale after several company conferences. Preparations for another meeting with Captain May, company president, aim to close the dispute. Foreey and Broad return from Beaverdale saying progress is peaceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnot
Captain May
D. G. Foreey
Coal Operators Association of Pennsylvania
William Broad
Beaverdale
Lutheran Day at Lakemont Set for July 23
Central Pennsylvania Lutherans prepare for the 29th annual Lutheran reunion at Lakemont Park near Altoona on July 23. A large delegation from Clearfield will attend as speakers, music, and an impersonator highlight the day’s gospel service, afternoon address, and evening program.
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Central Pennsylvania
Central
Pennsylvania
Lakemont Park
Altoona
Logan Valley Traction Company
BM. J. Kime D. D
S. J. Taylior
D. D
L. N. Freek
Great
Lutheran Church
Committee On Music
A. E. Davis
Fred Lafferty
A. J. Harter
Clearfield
General Federation of Women's Clubs Opens in Chicago
Chicago club women welcome 15 000 visitors for the twelfth biennial convention. Delegates from all states, the Philippines, Canada, India, West Indies and Japan attend. The federation opens tomorrow and adjourns June 17. Sessions address sociological and economic issues affecting women and children, with debate on woman suffrage led by Illinois women who already vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation
Chicago
Tlinois
Bigelow Wins Relief From Pennsylvania Highways Block
Judge J M McCarrell in Dauphin County upholds the constitutionality of using automobile tax income for state highway maintenance and construction. He orders a writ of mandamus directing Auditor General Powell and State Treasurer Young to honor a highway department requisition against the accumulated fund, with Judge S C V Henry concurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
J. M. McCarrell
State Highway Department
Powell
Young
S. C. V. Henry
Lebannon Court
Notice to the Public Board of Health Manure Rule Enforcement
The Board of Health warns Clearfield Borough residents that Rule 10 of the Health Ordinance will be strictly enforced. Manure must be stored in a tight protected pit or box, with limited loads, removed in a non leaking vehicle, and notCreate nuisances by odor or sight. Street piles are prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
Local nuptials list regional pairing across towns
The notice lists couples including Joseph Patrick Gallagher of Du Bois with Mary Alice Rafferty of Grampian, Adam Droboricz with Katie Cichon of Ramey, Reuben L. Hollepeter of Dubois with Margaret Shotzbarger of Rochester, and Henry Lusick of Wiskturne with Mary Esyman of Eylertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Patrick Gallagher
du Bois
Mary Alice Rafferty
Grampian
Adam Droboricz
Katie Cichon
Ramey
Reuben L. Hollepeter
Dubois
Margaret Shotzbarger
Rochester
Henry Lusick
Wiskturne
Mary Esyman
Eylertown
Families Gather Near Harrisburg for Short Visit and Local Death
Residents near Harrisburg host guests including Mr and Mrs Oscar Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Howard Richards. Francis James, two year old son of Albert and Mrs James, dies after scarlet fever. funeral held with Catholic rites. Local notices note public health warnings, hospital stays, and community church activities.
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Harrisburg
West
Oscar, Mitchell
Tyrone
Mis
Howard Richards
Gladys
Philipsburg
Hutchings
Francis
Albert James
Fife
Cathery
M. J. Desmond
C. H. Rowland
Tabernacle
Emminger
United Brethren Churches
Sandy Ridge
Blueball
Johnson
Death Of A Young Woman In California
Zoe Ferguson McGee dies suddenly in Los Angeles California at a young age. Remains will be brought to Mahaffey for burial. Survived by a seven year old son and an infant daughter. Her mother resides at Portage. Daughter of the late George Ferguson former Clearfield County official and Lizzie Ferguson. Lived at Susquehanna Bridge for years. Infant to be adopted by Mrs Grant Thompson of Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace McGee
Los Angeles
California
Mahaffey
McGee
Portage
Robert Mahaffey
Grant Thompson
Clearfield
Antilla May Land Ammunition Route Reported at Bagdad
At the headquarters of the Mexican Constitutionalists in San Antonio, reports say the Cuban steamship Antilla, bearing war munitions for the Constitutionalist cause, may land at Bagdad Tamaulipas. Ammunition reportedly landed there before and moved overland to Matamoros.
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Bagdad
San Antonio
Constitutionsist Junta
Antilla
Tam Pico
Tamaulipas
Rio Grande
Matamoraa
Racing cyclist killed by two ton roller in Chicago
Fearless Charles Ball of Los Angeles died while practicing when his machine reached seventy miles an hour and struck a two ton roller on the track. He was hurled into the air and pinned on the rails, later died at St Anthony de Padua hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Balke
Chicago
Charles Ball
Los Angeles
Barke
St.Anthony de Padus Hospital
Deaths of a Day Across Cities and Professions
Charles Clarke of New York died of heart disease just after a home Tunin ball game. Michael T. Barrett a leading New Jersey lawyer died in Newark at eighty eight. Benjamin Jepson long time public school music superintendent in New Haven Conn died at eighty two. Walter Theodore Watts-Dunton poet novelist critic died in London born Oct 12 1832 and close friend of Swinburne. they shared a house and estate after Swinburne's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clarke
New York
Michael T. Barrett
New Jersey
Newark
Barrett
Benjamin Jepson
Pronger
New Haven
Conn
Musle
Walter Theodore Watts
Duntan
London
Watts-Dunton
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Swinburne
Ware
Dunton
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Washington Vestern
G. O. P. la Longi
Indorses
G. A. Society
Curwensville Danes
Carwensville
Act of Assembly
Mining News
Lutheran Day
Lakemont
Bigelow
Zoe Ferguson
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