Lewis Talks to Brotherhoods in Philadelphia Memorial Address
Dr Lewis emphasized that better conditions require organized labor. He cited the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen Conductors and Railroad Trainmen, noting their history of leadership, safety gains, and legislative efforts to limit work hours and improve pay.
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William Draper Lewis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railroad
Forrest Theatre
Philadelphia
Lewis
Coroner Rules Than Hippo Took His Own Life
Coroner J L Follam of DuBais ruled Than Hipps of Curwensville died by self-inflicted gunshot, found with one empty shell in his revolver. He had disappeared Tuesday, a distant relative ill in Clearfeld believed. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:00 p m at the Curwensville Presbyterian Church with Rev Samuel Barber officiating.
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Pollam
Samuel Barber
Corwensville Presbyterian Church
Festival at Tranity Methodist Episcopal Church Tonight
Members of the Epworth League of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church invite all to a festival this evening at the church. Enjoy ice cream, cake, sandwiches and home made candy, with Prof Thayer's Sunday school orchestra likely to perform. Come rain or shine, bring support for the young people and the Progress.
Rebels Hold Zacatecas as Battle Looms at Quéretaro
Washington reports Zacatecas fell to the Constitutionalist forces on June 19 after heavy fighting. San Luis Potosí is expected to fall soon, with another major battle looming at Querétaro. Intercepted ammunition shipments and rail repairs aim to slow federal retreats while mediation remains uncertain. Zapata reportedly threatens Mexico City as mediation persists under cautious U S administration commentary.
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Queréetaro
Mexico City
Washington
Zacatecas
Handa
Constitutionallsts
Bére
Tutupico
San Luis Potost
Queretaro
Tampico
Aguilix
Tuxpas
Federas
Mexico
Alec
Zapata
Progressives Open Western Offices in Chicago Campaign Hubs
The Progressive national and congressional committees will open western campaign headquarters in Chicago on July 1 at 19 Jackson Boulevard. Congressman William H. Hinshaugh of Illinois will lead the Chicago office, with O K Davis handling national committee work. The building also houses the city Progressive club, with state committee offices likely to join. Campaign literature and speaker lists are being prepared for widespread outreach across the region.
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Progressive National Committee
Progressive Compressional Committee
Chicago
Jackson Boulevard
William H. Hinebaugh
Illinois
Congressional Committee
O. K. Davis
National Committee
City Progressive Club
State Committee of
Ilinois
Congress
United States Senate
Progressive Committees
The
Ng Y Tevival Committee
Couple Wed at Philipsburg Baptist Parsonage
Married at the Baptist parsonage in Philipsburg on Tuesday evening Rev H K Bower officiated. The couple Miss Jane M Cook of Allport and Eboch of Philipsburg will reside in Philipsburg.
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Phi
Ordie Eboch
Philipsburg
Jane M. Cook
Allport
Baptist Parsonage
H. K. Bower
Ice Cream Festival by Third Ward Hose Company
The Third Ward Hose Company hosts an ice cream festival on the hose house lawn this Friday evening June 26. All residents are invited to attend and enjoy treats and community gathering.
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Hose Company
Hose Ca
Hose House
How Our Lumber Is Now Utilized in the United States
Forest service data maps a 45 billion foot annual U S lumber output and its use across industries. Nearly 25 billion feet become manufactured goods while the rest serves rough construction and fuel, ties, posts, and other final uses. Yellow pine leads with over 8 billion feet, followed by white pine and Douglas fir. oak and maple rising among hardwoods. The report notes wide species variety and highlights planing mill products as the largest wood consumer, with crates, boxes, and vehicle manufacture also prominent.
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Forest Service
United States
Cira
For the Honor of Old Glory at the Opera House
The four reel feature For the Honor of Old Glory or Uncle Sam in Mexico opens Monday night at the opera house as the first of two great patriotic entertainments. It pairs with the regular service and recounts U S troops on the border with a love story woven through battle scenes. Weather is described as beautiful for all except crop growers.
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Uncle Sam
Mexico
U. S
Roosevelt Day at Pittsburgh features Roosevelt address
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt, termed the greatest living American, is slated to speak at the Roosevelt Day exercises in Pittsburgh on Tuesday June 30 as part of the second annual Pennsylvania Progressive conference. The event includes business sessions, a delegates luncheon, a dinner, and a mass meeting with Roosevelt’s address.
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Roosevelt
Clearfield County
Theodore Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
Imperator
New York
Steamship Company
Fort Pitt
Tenth Street
Penn Avenue
Gifford Pinchot
United States
William Draper Lewis
Henry J. Allen
McCreery
Sixth Avenue
Wood Street
Mr. Allen
Exposition Hall
Daquense Way
Water Wheel
Afl Friends
Fort Pitt Hotel
Allen T. Burns
Keystone Building
Mills Is Well Situated in Allée Even Span Ten Days
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mills as well placed and enduring a ten day period. No clear event, place, or identifiable person beyond Mills appears readable in the snippet.
Roosevelt Inspects the Imperator on a June Voyage
Col Roosevelt toured the steamship Imperator by wireless from New York, meeting many crew members including firemen and engineers during a day that included a general introduction to the liner. He and the captain traversed the vessel from stern to stern, greeting palmer crew and deck hands with his quick grasp and a cordial word.
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Imperator
New York
Roosevelt
Shipboard
Roose
Palmer
Slike
Meed's Return Prompted by Attending Papers
RR. M. Reed, the good-looking and accommodating register and recorder, will return home within the next few days after spending weeks with relatives in Oregon. A telegram received at his office this week hastens his departure as papers require his personal action. Five days are needed to travel from Portland to Clearfield.
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M. Reed
Register and Recorder
Portland
Crearfield
Visiting kin from Birmingham enders visit after years away
Mrs Cheater A Rhodes born Migs Haat Enders and her sister Migs Barbara Enders of Birmingham visit relatives in town after years away. They travel with aunt Miss Lizzie Endres from Birmingham visiting sister Mrs Thomas Toot in East End and other relatives.
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Tews
Cheater A. Rhodes
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Charlotte ‘Smith
Goddess of Liberty
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