Germany Open to Mediation on Submarine Case Says Note
Germany shows willingness to consider mediation in the submarine and blockade dispute. Berlin reports the second American note reply will be delayed at least a fortnight, with Emperor William returning to Berlin to oversee draft messaging. Diplomatic voices in the Gorman press favor pacific tones and mediation prospects as Ambassador Gerard hosts Foreign Minister von Jagow and Under Secretary Zimmerman.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Office
William
Engery
Anvr
Ershioning
Ambasasdor Gerard
von Jugow
Zimmerman
Blockade Order to Be Continued by London Officials
London officials express little hope England will modify its blockade order even if Germany halts submarines. They insist the blockade is justified and not causing non combatant starvation, aligning with civilized warfare principles.
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United Press
London
England
Germany
Deat
Sentiment of America to Kaiser on submarine warfare
Dr Meyer Gaarhard, returning from the United States to Berlin, arrived to report personally to the Kaiser the attitude of the American people on submarine warfare.
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Christiene
Meyer Gaarhard
United States
Kaiser
Berlin
Brill Company to Make Shells for Russian Army
A million dollar contract for steel shells with the Russian government boosts J. F. Brill, car and truck makers, as Canadian agents oversee shell production. Brill representatives offered no denial of the reported orders.
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Brill Company
United Press Vo
Philadelphia
J. F. Brill Company
Au Ove
Picnic outing at Golden 1 Park with Ute guests
A brief report notes a group of girls and Ute guests visiting Golden 1 Park for a morning picnic. The event included casual activities and social interaction among attendees, with no notable incidents recorded.
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Feo Taeacust
Golden 1 Park
Wenie
Chan Dareuiy
Governor Court Backing of Progressives Declares Support
William Wilhelm, a Washington party leader, states that Brumbaugh vetoes align with Progressive goals and oppose creating new offices. He argues Progressives should back Brumbaugh for fulfilling pledges and leading a people’s government in Schuylkill County.
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William Wilhelm
Washinston
Pottsville
Schuylkill County
Willian Kelm
Washington
Mr. Wilhelm
Brumbauch
Washington Party
Brumbaugh
Warned to Prepare for Big Immigration After War
San Francisco June 15 delegates at the American Society of Tropical Medicine heard Surgeon Allan J. McLaughlin discuss The Control of Asiatic Cholera on International Trade Routes. The talk covered frontier quarantine stations at sea, rapid bacterial tests to identify cholera vibrios, and efficient messages for quick action.
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San Francisco
Europe
American Society of Tropical Medicine
Allan J. McLaughlin
United States Public Health Service
Commissioner of Health
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Open Golf Tourney Begins in Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 15 the open competition for the national golf championship begins at the Baltimore Club links under the United States Golf Association. The event runs through June 18 with top players competing for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States Golf Association
Detroit
Germans Revolt Against Idea of a World War
Fragmented OCR text suggests a report on German attitudes toward a world war. Mentions figures such as Herr Zi and a list of nine commanders under a government context. Details are unclear and largely unreadable.
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Enderstandi
County Baptists Meet in Clearfield County
County Baptist meeting begins in DuBois tomorrow and runs two days. The sixty ninth convention includes pastors from nearby towns and Rev. N J Meckiem of Clearfield expected to speak. Program lists him on the agenda as the convention opens at 8 PM tomorrow.
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Cambria Cour
Clearfield
N. J. Meckiem
Aspen
Italians Contribute To Red Cross Society
Clearfield residents of Italian heritage organize a fundraising party at J. Martella’s residence on Merrill Street. Attendees include Rosa Martella, D. Maesle, M. Carella, S. A. Gonnella, M. Derart, T. Chine, G. Pestilli, G. Carela, Leone Care, A. Risi, G. Marcelo, Rocca Geostin Colanceo, A. Uliano, and T. Aid 7a, who collected a sizable donation for the Italian Red Cross Society.
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Clearfield
Cle
Italian Red Crags Society
J. Martella
Merrill Street
Rosa Martettella
D. Maesle
M. Carella
S. A. Gonnella
M. Derart
T. Chine
G. Pestilli
G. Carela
Leone Care A. Risi
G. Macelo
Rocca Geostin Colanceo
A. Uliano
T. Aid
Italian Couple Weds at St Francis Church
The marriage of Tindero Casamen to Maria Roma occurred last Sunday at 4 o clock in St Frances church. Feather Ryan led the ceremony as the couple prayed at the altar. A large group of Italian friends attended and later the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in an entourage of ten autos touring Clearfield areas including Ren ville and Fast End.
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Tindero Casamento
Maria Roma
St. Frances
Feather Ryan
Clearfield
Renville
Fast End
Market Street Bridge
Enjoyable party for Clearfield youngsters hosts
A pleasant gathering Monday afternoon at F. G. Leipold's home featured Masters Richard and Arnold Leipold as hosts. Eighteen young Clearfield men, formerly noted as Buffalo Bills and ferocious chieftains, enjoyed games and refreshments from early afternoon until eight. The list includes Lansing Snyder, Tomie Betts, Robert Daugherty, Philip Lytle, Phil Jarox, Robert Kennedy, Robert Zevry, John Howe, Edmund Howard, Stanley Kiner, Edmund Kerr, Howard Johnson, Roland Wright, Richard McLaughlin, Stanley Rishel, Karl Hoffman, Elis Bodine, and Francis Leipold.
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F. G. Leipold
Masters Richard
Arnold Leipold
Clearfield
Buffalo Bills
Barnum
Briley
Lansing Snyder
Tomie Betts
Robert Daugherty
Philip Lytle
Phil Jarox
Robert Kennedy
Robert Zevrhy
John Howe
Edmund Howard
Stanley Kiner
Edmund Kerr
Howard Johnson
Roland Wright
Richard McLaughlin
Stanley Rishel
Karl Hoffman
Elis Bodine
Francis Leipold
Real Estate Transfers Across Townships and Lands
Fledgling deeds record transfers in multiple townships. Sneder sells Wrigley land. Connors and others transfer to Annis Smith and Grace McCreight. Pifer files include Sandy township holdings with values up to 5400 dollars. Mears, Suther, and Law Lawrence notes among Rank Run Dufois and Graham parcels.
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L. Sneder
Wrigley
James Connors
Annis Smith
NuBaisborough
James F
Mmees C. Pifer
Sandy Township
Pifer
Florence C. Pifer
Grace M. McCreight
Frances C. Pifer
G. T. Fryberger
Frederick Mears
Rank Run
W. G. Red
Eva C. Sutherland
Dufois
Wmn
H. Spyder
Margaret Good
Lawsenve
Margaret oGind
We Tene Law
Night Sounds in The Trenches Description and Sounds of War
Reported in a historical account the article captures nocturnal trench life detailing distant artillery, bursting shells, machine gun fire and the echo of routine military tasks. It notes human voices singing in German trenches and the eerie quiet that follows, with pets and birds contributing to the surreal soundscape.
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Wien
Gompers and Parkow Address Garment Workers Strike
The text notes a June 15 event where union leaders Gompers and Parkow address garment workers. It mentions levels, personnel, and recognition stakes within the employees’ union context, highlighting aims to focus on unity with Ike as the focal point.
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Pers
Ing
Ike
Big Whistle Must Hold Batting Practice After Court Amourns
An unclear report notes a daily batting practice requirement tied to court actions. A mid afternoon fire alarm interrupted the session as about 500 officials and the year’s postime were mentioned in the fragmented text.
OY BANLE E OPEEA HOUSE Dance House Music Feast
An irregular readable note describes a dance house held with Italian style music. The director and band led a lively scene with a large crowd enjoying the merriment. The event featured devices and cheerful mood, pleasing attendees.
Daugeman In Hospital After Pole Accident
Daley Dauzhman public service lineman was knocked from a pole at Cramypien last Sunday and brought to Clearfield Hospital by train ambulance. Dr Waterworth attends him. he is conscious but doctors offer little hope of recovery.
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Daley Dauzhman
Penn Public Service
Cramypien
Fick] Hospital
Dr. Waterworth
Church sale on in earnest this week
The Presbyterian ladies host a weeklong sale at the Denning building selling canned goods, lard, oils, textiles, and assorted merchandise at low prices to aid a good cause. The store opens each afternoon. early arrivals secure items.
Health Conditions in Clearfield Show Few Contagious Diseases
Health officer reports May 28 to June 12 shows Clearfield nearly disease free with six cases: two scarlet fever three mumps and one chicken pox. Since May 28, 51 nuisance notices served. efforts reduced unsanitary outbuildings and seven pools of stagnant water linked to disease spread.
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Clearfield
Rain Storm Passes Over Colenty Morning
Storm affects Colenty area with heavy rainfall and floods along the river. Osburg Osceola and Windure are in the storm belt. Penn Public Power experiences service disruptions. Forecaster predicts continued rain today and possible heavier showers tonight.
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Colenty
Osburg
Osceola
Windurere
Penn Public Power System
Phillysburg
Carson arraigns Germany for her submarine work
London June 15 Sir Edward Carson led the government’s case at Westminster in the Lusitania inquiry. He asserted the liner was unarmed and did not carry troops, stating she was torpedoed while traveling at about one knot per hour and lamenting that victims died due to violation of humanity.
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United Press
London
Sir Edward Carson
Westminster
Kid Edward
Board of Trade
Osceola Mills Crowded Churches and Moral Pledge Scene
In Osceola Mills Rev A J Knox spoke bluntly to men at a YMCA meeting urging higher community morality as attendees pledged steps forward. Churches across town held Childrens Day services, baptisms, and fundraising for Sabbath school boards, with notable arrivals for priestly ordinations and guest pastors. The ninth annual Sabbath School convention is set for June 18 at Cuba Junction Congregational church, while funeral rites for Mrs Louis Kline noted.
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Osceola Mills
Tume
A. J. Knox
Morrisdale
Gerald Dugan
Mountain House
Educational Board of the Church
Presbyterian Church
Board of Sabbath School
Carrie Brown
Williamsport
Dickinson Seminary
W. McLarren
Hester
Painsvie
Ohio
Rachel
Clearfield County Sabbath School Association
Congregational Church
Cuba Jaines
Osceola
Wallaceton
Boroughs
Decatur
Boggs
Louis Kline
T. Lewi
H. A Crossley
Richard
Benjamin
California
Umbria
Haworth Brothers
Dying murderer faces electric chair amid disease fears
Clary Heston, a Black man condemned for the 1914 Dunkle stabbing near Karthans, awaits execution as governor hesitates. He is dying from tuberculosis and other illnesses, deemed a public health risk, leading sheriffs to guard him in the jail barn where conditions lack hospital facilities.
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Clary Heston
J. A. Dunkle
Karthans
Hoston
Dunkle
Criminal Court
Heston
Clearfield
Electra contest seeks ideal American girl model
New York June 15 electra contest invites American girls to be pictured on posters stamps and literature as Electra goddess of peace and prosperity. judges consider height weight and athletic build, aiming for statuesque or Amazonian figures. applicants urged to send photos with name address height and weight. West Side Victors In 2 postponed game at the Park East Side defeats Clearfield Fire Brick 2 to 0. Oakland Wins From Hepburnia Oakland beats Hepburnia 7 to 2 with Humphry Caldwell and Cracken Haley on batteries
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New York
Goddes Electra
America
Venus
Electra
Juno
Jupiter
Electrical Companies of
Society For Electrical Development
Thirty- Ninth Street
New York City
Eletra
West Siders
the Park
West Side
Clearfield Fire Brick
Oakland
Hepburnia
Hepburnia Athletics
J. Humphry
H. Caldwell
V- Me
Cracken
D. Haley
Supreme Court Blows Sherman Act Shield
Special to the Progress reports that the high court’s ruling imperiled key Sherman anti trust provisions. DOJ officials believed a major prop against a register company in Ohio was removed after a prior conviction in the US district court, later overturned by the Cincinnati circuit court of appeals.
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Governor's Court
Ness
DuBois
RED Cross Society
ST. Francis
Goirssgouens
Gompers and
Parkow
OPEEA
Cheaurfield
Impalto Meani
Fialian Band
Daugeman
Clearfield Hospital
Fieds Liahie
Meroca
Stan
Carson
Trish
Wit Net Sign Bealb
Gray Haston
Man
Karthags
Sherman
United Court
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