Disturbances Reported as Californios Suffer Quakes
United Press dispatch from Sacramento notes two earthquake shocks near midnight causing many deaths in Mexicali Calexico and El Centro with over 1 million dollars in damage. Tremors were felt again this morning but no further fatalities reported. Georgetown University seismographs logged the California quake as not very strong and noted a sliding strata cause.
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United Press
Sacramento
California
Lower
Mexicali
Calexico
el Centro
Imperial Valley
Washington
Georgetown University
Fall of Lemberg Seals Austro German Galician Victory
June dispatches report Lemberg fallen after a violent fight as Austro German forces occupy the Galician capital. Russians claim defeats of Teutonic allies and report heavy prisoner and materiel losses for the Austro German drive toward the city.
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United Press
Onion
Lembere
Mackenace
Brunsisas
Vienne
Petrograd
Russian War Office
Galicia
Stanislau
Jeint
Czernowitz
Nismiof
Dneister
Corder
Lemberg
Brody
Przemysl
Russia
Wiliam
Berlin
Temberg
Petegate to Convention Sees Weadward Depart Next Week
The notice mentions Weadward leaving Francisco Mies Dosti emly nest week for the convention. Details are fragmentary with unclear names and locations but indicate a departure prior to the event on a date near 22. The text lists Bernley and Sac Franciaes among places, with Randalyh and BVoodwars noted in a sparse context.
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Francisco Mies
Bernley
Clearfield Product Finds A Marked In Far Hunglule
Unclear OCR text yields limited readable items mentioning Clearfield, a product finding a marked item, and references to refrigeration and names such as Corrsnr Ee and Peters. No coherent events or identities clearly establish a full news item.
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Clearfield
Far Honglule
WGH School Sits on Settled Site Plan Choices
The WGH School board settled the riverfront Reed property purchase for 15000 to end condemnation talks. Du Bois architects Harrington and Howard presented a papier mache model and tentative plans to be reviewed, with several changes to the preliminary design to be made.
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School ‘Board
Harrington
Howard
du Bois
Farren Named Principal of Market Street School
Joseph Farren of The Progress was elected principal of Market Street School at last night’s school board session. Miss Elizabeth Flemming to teach at the same school in the new assignment.
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Farren
Market Street
Joseph Farren
Progress
Elizabeth Flemming i Lo
Zeppelin Raid Destroys British Naval Arsenal
Berlin reports a Zeppelin raid damaged the British naval arsenal. The Swedish steamer and a boat arrived at Stavanger. Several shopkeepers were injured and many teenagers taken prisoner as Malbornet area residents flee bombardment.
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Berlin
Tinpelin Veid
Dire
Stavenger
Allied Force Captures Ture Trenches In Daedanelles
Allied forces seize Ture trenches in Daedanelles, delivering a strategic setback to opposing units. Command reports intensified pressure along the front as gains consolidate near key defensive positions.
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Ture
Daedanelles
Miners and Operators Settle Four Wage Arbitration Cases
Four arbitration cases from Nantyglow Wallston Butley and Robertsdale were heard at the United Mine Workers office in Clearfield. Miners alleged scale violations by operators. Richard Gilbert and F E Waits led the miners board while Harry Boulton and George Scott led the operators. Substitutes filled in for absent members.
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United Mine Workers
Reed Street
Clearfield
Miers
Richard Gilbert
F. E. Waits
Duleis
Harry Boulton
Elksdale
George Scott
Elisdale
F. E. Waite
Hugh McGinty
Waite
Witber
Philipsburg
Scott
Nantyglow
Cambria County
Wallston
Punasutewney
Butiey
Robertsdale
Huntingdon
J. P. O' Leughti
Empire
New Americans Receive Naturalization Papers
The naturalization office processed fifty six applicants for final papers and issued first and second papers to nearly as many more. Judge Bell and naturalization commissioner J. E. Stitger led exams on government principles while many participants demonstrated strong knowledge. Some failed due to inability to write or speak English. others had their cases continued. German and Austrian applicants pledged renunciation of former allegiances and readiness to fight for the United States if needed.
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Court House
J. E. Stitger
Pittsboro
Bell
United States
Boer Leader Sentenced to Six Years in Jail
General DeWitt, once a Boer leader who led an uprising at the war’s outbreak, was convicted in London of sedition and sentenced to six years in prison or a fine of 2000 pounds. The case follows his advancing Montender column reports from United Press.
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DeWitt
United Press
London
San
Railroad Men Seek Relief in Jersey Shore Conference
Representatives from the Brotherhoods of Railway Engineers Firemen and Trainsmen left Clearfield for Jersey Shore to meet New York Central officials over the through run from Cherry Tree to Avis known as the Jitney Tun The shift in division points forced crews to lay over in Cherry Tree while families remain in Clearfield and the men hope the conference will offer a remedy to the unsatisfactory arrangement
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Brotherhoods of
Clearfield
Jersey Shore
New York Central
Cherry Tree
Avis
Cearfield
Parrots Interrupt President at Pan American Conference
Washington reports three Brazilian parrots caused a stir during President Wilsons Pan American financial conference. Perched in the Fan American Union building, the birds emitted voices that disrupted the speech until a messenger subdued them with a stick. C F Jackson and HL F Stull, local businessmen, were observed nearby monitoring the scene.
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Washington
Wilson
Fan American Union
John Barrett
Edward Prince of Wales celebrates twenty first birthday at front
London June 23 Edward Prince of Wales marks his twenty first birthday in wartime Britain with a notable front line role. As a Grenadier Guards lieutenant he has served over six months at the front, earning praise from superiors for his quiet, steady conduct at headquarters while enduring the dangers of modern artillery and rifle fire. He pressed to join the campaign earlier but was initially deemed unfit, later winning consent to depart for France. His majority brings control of the Duchy of Cornwall revenues now about 690000 dollars a year, augmenting his status as one of Europe's wealthiest princes.
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London
Edward, Prince of Wales
Peraillel
Edward
Black Prince
Henry V
Henry IV
Britain
Grenadier Guards
John French
Prince of Wales
Wales
Kitchener
I George
France
Victoria
Duchy of Cornwall
Dooley & Stewart Scoop Two Sundae Names
Free soda tickets offered at the remount of Si to the person suggesting two popular names for a new sundae at the Dooley and Stewart Sanitary Soda Fountain. J28!
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Dooley & Stewart
French Continue Alsace Advance Occupy Seudernach
French forces push forward in Alsace and seize Seudernach on the eastern Fecht bank, two miles southwest of Metzeral, as described by United Prose dispatches from Paris. The report notes continued momentum in the campaign and positions along the riverline.
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United Prose
Paris
Alsace
Seudernach
Fecht
Metzersl
Thaw Takes Stand First Witness in Sanity Trial
New York June 23 Attorney Stanchfield for Harry Thaw placed Thaw on the stand as the first defense witness. He testified on flight, escape, and the commission that found him sane, while Dr. Austin Flint faced a sharp attack for lack of examination. Deputy DA Cook failed to cross examine initially. A key witness, Mrs. Susan Verrill, failed to appear, leaving investigators unable to locate her.
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New York
Stanchfield
Harry Kj Thaw
Thaw
Cook
Jhis
Mattewan
Canada
New Hampshire
Oer
Aldridge
Merrill
Britain Says It Works To Relieve Shipping Hardships
Washington reports London sent a note detailing British efforts to ease neutral shipping hardships under the Order in Council. Secretary Lansing said he may not read the note and would not disclose its contents or publish them at this time.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
London
Order In Council
Lansing
Taggart Indicted in Major Indiana Election Conspiracy
Indianapolis June 22 Thomas Taggart Democratic national committeeman for Indiana Mayor Bell Chief of Police Perrott and 125 other Indiana politicians were indicted by the Marion county grand jury for conspiring to commit 48 felonies tied to a recent primary election The grand jury will vote again this afternoon The slate includes both Democrats and several prominent Republicans.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Bell
Perrott
Marion County
Coal Industry Slump Reveals Looming Downturn Ahead
Report on coal operators describes a spring to fall decline, with harvests and government stimulus sustaining activity briefly. Despite partial recovery hopes, widespread low mood persists as ocean traffic derangements, market softness, and idle capacity press on mines.
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Cwill
Sion
Yeading
Ceat
Clearfield County
Ftrm
Children invited to big Chautauqua for three afternoons
In town at the park on Tuesday afternoon a Chautauqua tent will host free admission for children with parasols or umbrellas provided. Motion pictures will be shown, and a parade will mark the event. Tickets available from committee members Miss Agnes Boyce, Miss Charlotte Smith, and Miss Sarah Leavy.
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Misses Agnes
Ta Boyce
Charlotte
Smith,ford
Sarah Leavy
Thaw Jury Trial Opens For Fourth Time In Sanity Show
The Thaw case proceeds as Justice Hendricks hears whether he will be found sane for the fourth time. About 150 jurors were summoned, with many excused for legal reasons, as Thaw faces the court in New York.
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Hendrik
New York
Herry Thaw
Hendricks
Thaw
Stanford
Math
Asso Jedin
New Hampshire
aBuoad
Ludlow
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