King Albert to Celebrate in Own Palace This Christmas
The Observer reports Germans reached high points of efficiency and British morale rising. King Albert is expected to celebrate Christmas 1915 in his own palace as foreseen by multiple observers. An American, Trend r Skin, lately returned from the front, notes British forces slow to start but ready to press on, while war outlook remains unsettled.
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Michigan
Horses and Mules Going Abroad Says Texas Man
Dallas today T. J. Bullard of Waxahachie veteran dealer warns the south and west will face a horse and mule famine in 1916 due to European war orders. He cites fifteen to twenty million dollars spent by fighting nations in Texas for mounts and draft stock, with Italians and British buyers targeting Texas stock. Texas depletion, he notes, could leave Mishorwa Missouri and Georgis cleaned out in months.
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L Ren s Day at Mount Yaon Well Attended
Nearly every family in Mt attended the Children's day exercises at Mt Zion school house at 3 o clock in the afternoon. J E Gearhart delivered an illustrated address and the young people sang led by James Knight. Superintendent Vance G Welch and the Sunday school officers were praised for the fine program and its rendering.
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Vance G. Welch
Festive Decorator to Adorn Town for Fourth of July
The executive committee of the town plans a July Fourth celebration. A decorator, Butalo Expert, was secured to create festive surroundings and coordinate events.
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Father Time Targets Old Bender of Past Glories
Barred from easy wins in the Federal league Chief Bender and other former big leaguers face tough seasons. Veterans like Eddie Plank star for Mound City while many ex-stars struggle to win, showing the new league’s sting for aging names and rising youngsters.
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Joe Tinker
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Believe Boosters Will Solve Housing Problem for Altoona Firm
The Believe Boosters WLL see the housing shortage as solvable by a city revival spurred by commerce. Silk mill owners anticipate rapid building activity and immediate expansion, needing homes for new workers. Altoona Chamber’s Mosser plans to attend a Friday luncheon to boost the effort, with ticket sales brisk though limited to anticipated attendance.
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Clearfield
Mosser
Altoona Chamber of Commerce
McKee
Westfall
Fire Destroys Knepp Home Near Bigler
The home of William Knepp, a two day miner living between Wallaceton and Bigler, was destroyed by fire around 3:20 yesterday afternoon. The wooden house burned quickly, a bucket line formed, and neighbors aided until water ran dry. Most furniture was saved, fire likely started from a defective flue. Chester McFarland and Ralph Spangler departed for Reedwood, Pa., to attend the 26th annual convention of the Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren church as local delegates.
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Supreme Court Justices Adjourn For Summer Break
Washington June 21 The United States Supreme Court adjourned for the annual summer recess. The nine justices will not meet again until October, with many important cases carried over. More disputes were settled this term than in a decade, and opinions in pending cases will be prepared for October delivery.
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United States Supreme Court
Germans Charge Allies With Misuse of TS Flag
German officials accuse Allied forces of misusing the TS flag amid tensions in Vrizar. Authorities cite incidents and call for clarification from international authorities as diplomatic exchanges intensify.
Converts to church on wheels toured at Salt Lake station
Los Angeles dispatch reports a chapel car Grace, a fully equipped church on wheels, stationed at the Salt Lake railway depot for distribution of Baptist literature. The vehicle was donated by 8 F Conway, deacon of the Temple Baptist Church of Los Angeles.
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Milita Called Out By Slayton In Georgia War Echoes
Governor Slayton commuted Leo Frank's sentence amid public hysteria and mounting anger in Georgia. Militia guarded key sites as authorities urged calm while Marietta County residents reacted to the Mary Phagan case and shoppers watched neighborhoods for signs of unrest. Open letter from Clearfield School Board outlines acceptance of $4204 for a property share pending tax settlement.
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Mackensen drives toward surround Galician capital
General Mackensen's left wing has captured Razarnska, a key railway center forty miles northwest of Lemberg, cutting the line to Poland and tightening the circle around the Galician capital. Russians prepare to evacuate Lemberg as wounded and guns rush out by train. Kaiser reportedly moves toward the battle front to enter Lemberg with Austro German forces.
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Curwensville Police Crack Down On Festive Speed Field
Curwensville authorities enforce the town speed limit on the new brick road to Clearfield. Despite the road’s long straight sections and sparse houses, officers fined 102 motorists from 106 cited for speeding, with the limit held at 15 miles per hour, matching Curwensville center rules.
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Woodland Civics Club To Meet Next Thursday
The newly organized Womans Club in Woodland will be renamed Civics Club and hold its first meeting next Thursday June 25 in Woodland. Important matters will be discussed, new members admitted, and a summer campaign planned to strengthen town prosperity. Special focus will address children's welfare and a playground under an instructor provided by the club.
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DuBois Man Appointed Supervising Inspector in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 22 Governor Brumbaugh signed the appointment of Jerry S. Coffee of DuBois as supervising Inspector in the department of lever and industry. The new position takes effect immediately though he has not yet been assigned to a district.
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Anniversary of War and Wagner in Cleveland Bicentennial
In Cleveland on June 22 Germans marked a bicentennial celebration of the war of liberation against Napoleon the Geet and a century celebration of Richard Werner. A combined chorus from local German and Italian communities participated as part of the program.
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Napoleon
Richard Werner
FOP ROARS at Ten Eo Far Cor Al Allowed
A fragmented OCR item lists numbers and phrases focused on financial figures. It includes a large sum and references to entities or codes, but the readable content is unclear and lacks full context for a precise summary. The fragment suggests a financial or accounting note without verifiable details.
Lawyers Urge Bouton for Superior Court Seat
At the Clearfield County Law Association meeting on June 21, members endorsed Honorable Joseph W. Bouton of McKean County for a seat on the Pennsylvania Superior Court to succeed retiring Chief Justice Charles E. Rice. They praised Bouton’s long experience on the common pleas bench and his proven judicial temperament.
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Clearfield County Law Association
Joseph W. Bouton
McKeane County
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Charles F. Rice
Common Pleas
Clearfield County
Superior Court
Charles E. Rice
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
Ad Men Get Together for One Big Session
Chicago June 22 A joint meeting to all departments opened today’s sessions of the eleventh annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. The get together meeting aimed to last an hour before departments resumed work, with a social program featuring Chicago members presenting The Chicago Advertising Frolix at the Auditorium theatre.
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Keep off the Diamonds Washington June 22
Government park rulers restrict pedestrian paths near the Monument and White House ellipse while four baseball diamonds remain open. County Commissioner candidate Oliver S. McCloskey of Cure, Wensville, announces candidacy, subject to Republican primary.
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Monument
White House
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