Progres sive Candidate Pinchot Profile From Milford Writer
The article profiles Gifford Pinchot, noting the author’s long Pennsylvanian ties and boyhood memories in Pike County. It argues Pinchot’s state loyalty and reveals supportive facts debunking claims he lacks state roots. Riviere, a lifelong Republican and county committee member, contributes context.
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United States Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Aivece
Milford
Washington Party
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Pike County
Milford Man Praises Gifford Pinchot For Public Service
Milford resident Emile T. Riviere recalls lifelong acquaintance with Gifford Pinchot, detailing family ties, local influence, and Pinchot’s early education, forestry work, and public service from Milford to national leadership, highlighting his conservation work and role in U.S. land policy.
Fragmentary obituary notes Pinchot kin in Milford area
In Milford Pike County Pennsylvania mentions Gifford Pinchot and a local family line tied to the Eepusite era and Beleivai. The fragment refers to a Mr Vurhst as a resident and notes Pinchot as a longtime property owner in the county with ties to the broader regional history.
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Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
Washington Party
Pike County
Ags
Pennsylvania
Mountairs
Mfe
Giffard Pinchot
Pennisylvania
Howe
Perents
Lim
Elvirette
Ute Thchet
Eepusiteseph Smith
Beleivai
Bretisht
Hebert
Pam Vartioy
Corny
Giferd
Brandmougier
Uy Moth
Yy Cealaunen
Maty
Aden
Vurhst
Eras
Machine bosses attack state primaries reform
Philadelphia June 17. Republicans led by the Penrose machine seek to discredit the statewide primaries act alleging no spending limits. Progressives and Washington Party advocates press for a drastic corrupt practices bill to curb expenditure and strengthen the primary law as a shield for the people.
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Philadelphia
Republcan
Fhe Penrose
Washington Party
Penrose
John Roberts Jones
Schuylkill County
T. Lowry Humes
Crawford
T. Henry Walnut
Committee On Elections of
Senate
James P. McNichol
Batt
Wim
Penrose-McNichol-Crow-Biselow
Platformed Parties Clash Over Open Platform Debate
The Washington party state committee framed a platform in open meeting with candidates from across the state. Planks were analyzed publicly and debated, aiming to align the party with an open and deliberate approach, though factions balk at a formal platform.
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Jones
Winoy
Gra’ Guard
Washington Party
Fourth Safe and Sane Fourth of July Warning
Fire Marshall J L Baldwin warns Pennsylvania citizens to celebrate the Fourth of July safely. He urges restraint on fireworks, cites property loss from careless handling, and urges community displays only under expert supervision with emergency readiness and public awareness.
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J. L. Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Portland
Maine
Pittsburgh
United States
Auto Fire Near Miss For Dr. Frank A. Lorenzo
Dr. Frank A. Lorenzo escaped serious burns in a gasoline explosion that occurred as he refilled a car tank after a fireworks display in Walston. A miscue with a second can spilled fuel onto a tail lamp, igniting flames. Lorenzo, standing on a rear spring with a hand still holding the can, flicked the burning container away and freed himself, suffering minor burns to hands and arms. The prior accident destroyed a Nyberg car owned by Lorenzo.
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Nyberg
Lorenzo
Walston
Clearfield
Memorial Services of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Held
Memorial services for two lodge members were conducted Sunday in Odd Fellows hall Clearfield. Rev Peters and John P. McCurdy spoke, with fine choir and solos by Miss Hoyt and Miss Shaw. The program altered from the printed plan featured strong singing and moving tributes.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Mechanic’s Hall
West Side
Odd Fellows Hall
Clearfield
Rev. Peters
John P. McCurdy
Miss Hoyt
Shaw
M. E
Lodge
Madera Man Drowns In Clearfield Creek
A drowning accident at Clearfield Creek in Madera on Saturday afternoon ends with Joe Konich, a Polander, drowning after cramps. He could not swim and had only been in the water a few minutes before help arrived. He had no local relatives. Money exists in the bank and letters of administration were issued for his estate.
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Madera
Clearfield Creek
Joe Konich
Permits Granted for Three Bridges in Clearfield County
State grants commissioners authority to build three bridges in Clearfield County. Permits issued for sites at Shasville, Chester Hill, and 4Siadera. Local officials expect construction to begin on these crossings.
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Clearfield County
Shasville
Chester Hill
4Siadera
Mc Gee Funeral Held at Mahaffey Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Horace P. Mc Gee were conducted at Mahaffey on Sunday. Present from Clearfield were J. R. McMurray, Miss Josephine Floyd, Russell and Welter McMurrey, Dr. F. G. Bennett, and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gallaghes.
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Horace P. McGee
Mahaffey
Clearfield
J. R. McMurray
Josephine Floyd
Russel and
Welter McMurrey
F. G. Bennett
Reuben
George Gallaghes
Sufragists organize with new borough leadership
Sufragists have organized with Mrs. H. Davion elected borough leader. Mrs. Hf and Mrs. Alfred Allison named vice leaders. Mrs. Daniel Ritter appointed secretary and Mrs. Horace Miller as treasurer.
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H. Davion
Alfred Allison
Daniel Ritter
Horace Miller
Workmen Oppose Penrose As Pinchot Gains Backing
Philadelphia dispatch reports broad working class opposition to Penrose in the Pennsylvania campaign. Gifford Pinchot tours central regions and notes farmers and laborers react against Democrats tariff policy, predicting Penrose will suffer a small vote as farmers and workers attend meetings during the workday.
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Philadelphia
Penrose
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
United States
Farmers urged to join July 3 4 industrial parade help
J H Bennett designer and decorator arrived in Clearfield to advise farmers of Ridgway and nearby townships for the July 3 and 4 parade. He will consult free, as A Stock E E Jameson and George Rosser lead efforts to hire out horses to fill wagons amid anticipated frost challenges. committee promises further announcements.
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J. HL. Bennett
Ridgway
Anid Fecorator
Clear
Mr. Bennett
A. Stock
E. E. Jameson
George Rosser
Lawrence
Industrial railways case to save $15,000 yearly
Formal prices by the interstate commerce come on in the so called industrial railways case forbidding the to perform certain free services for levee industrial plants saI to be worth upwards of $15,000,000 a year are about to be issued. This will afford the railroad gax opportunity to have the question adjudicated. They wish Stonework Completed. The stone foundation for the addition to the Lutheran church has been finished and the carpenters are putting in the floor joists. Subscire for the Progress.
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Lutheren Church
Pute Ting
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Pike
Emile T. Riviere
Edgar Pinchot
C. GC. D
James Wallace Pinchot
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Phillipa Exeter Academy
Yate University
Amos
Delaware
Woodtown
Shohola Township
Wie
Tun
Yale Univer
Germany
Erland
Austria
France
George W. Vanderbilt
Battmore
North Carolina
Gilford Pincat
Milverd
Th Academy of Sciences
Rimert of the Interior
United State
United Pues
Penney
McKinley
Penn
Bill
Platfora
BOT Guo Parties
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Chanaes
Elysses
Frank A. Lorenzo
GOP
MR. Pinghot
Tour
Dri Penrose
Widespree
Ania
Iman
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