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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1914

Page

8

Penrose Million Fund Backing Western Pennsylvania Campaign

In western Pennsylvania at a Washington county banquet the Progressive party opened its campaign with William Flinn and William Draper Lewis as speakers. They touted Penrose backing and a campaign fund exceeding a million dollars to push Penrose and state-ticket candidates, urging passage of progressive legislation and denouncing the partisan machine.

Penrose Hig Open People’s Party Pennsylvania Abraham Lincoln Washington Bay Tadiaoa County Washington Party William Fin William Draper Lewis Flinn Flint Elec Penrose Istory Dean Lewis Republican Party McNichols Schneiderg Crows

Americans Warned Again to Leave Monila Chihuahua

Consul Letcher, under instructions from Washington, warns Americans in Monila and other Chihuahua towns to leave Mexico as a precaution against possible unrest after the U S seizure of Tupics and Vera Cruz. A general exodus is feared, with six American women already having departed.

Chihuahua Monila Mexico Letcher Washington Tupics Vera Cruz

Siege at Cananea Threatens American Consulate

In Cananea, Mexican rebels march toward the American consulate as Montague, the American agent, remains to pack records. Civilians and guards report large crowds, hostile speeches, and orders against the U S flag. Montague hopes to avoid provoking a worse incident.

Cananea Nogales Ariz LO Montague Naco Prederick Montaro Iin Montazue Vonsulate

Exchange of Americans for Mexicans Arranged

Mexicans desiring to reach the interior from Vera Cruz are to be exchanged for American refugees who wish to reach the coast, under an arrangement noted.

Vera Cruz

Mexican diplomat Rojas mediates with foreign powers

Minister Rojas acts as a Mexican diplomat handling mediation talks with foreign powers. He engages in negotiations to ease tensions and advance diplomatic proposals benefiting Mexico and allied states. His role involves coordinating with international partners and presenting suggested frameworks for resolution.

Reporters Held Captives in Jail in Mexico War

Vera Cra reports that Paul Davis of the Los Angeles Times and other American war correspondents who went to Torreon at General Huerta's invitation are being held prisoner of war at Saltillo. An El Universal editor, a refugee, says General Velasco seized the reporters Saturday night. Halliday Witherspoon of the Boston Herald is believed jailed. Huerta told the editor he would not resign and warned of an interior invasion by Americans. The editor says Huerta planned to flee to the southern mountains with a few followers if needed. An order prohibiting further American demonstrations was issued.

Halliday Witherspoon Boston Herald Huerta Washington

Telegraphic Ticks and War News Crammed Snippet

Fire devastates cotton stored at Duarez held by rebels risking nearly a million dollars worth. General Funston’s daughter born at Letterman Hospital as father speeds to Vera Cruz front. Wilson mediation praised by Argentine secretary Lorillani. Senate passes bill funding four revenue falters up to 250 dollars. El Paso notes troop movements and Huerta prisoners. Ambitious enlistment talk abroad. Supreme Court to hear few new oral arguments after May as justices push to close case advice backlog.

Vera Crux Mra Frederick Funston Letterman General Hospital San Francino

Pensions for Poor Mothers in County Plan

County commissioners prepare a mothers pension program for indigent widowed or abandoned mothers. Eligibility requires worthiness and need to keep children at home, plus a school attendance certificate for children. Trustees, 5 to 7 women, will approve cases. they are governor appointed, unpaid, with travel expenses paid. Annual trustee expenditures capped at 1200 dollars. Clearfield County share 1200 dollars. Monthly payments scale with number of children from 12 dollars for one child to 26 dollars for three, plus 5 dollars for each additional child. payments end at child reaching employed age. Residency of three years in county required. fraud penalties apply.

Tmstees Clearfield Clearfiel Ivo Pine Grove Bethiet Kennedy Jacob Yohn Barrisburg Yohn C.L. ¥. Bowles Deyling Stone House Ira Mullen Familly C. V. Spackman Vern Caldwell Amos Read Car Hs Read Lynn Spackman Margaret Mitchell John Shively C. Schickling Harry Burnett James Spackman J. Mitchell Bell Edna Alta Elma McCracken Elna Eliabeth Read Kathryn Schickling Tade Mullen Emma Ruth Spackman Ida Caldwell Vera Coudriel Annie Mitchell Mary Burnett Messrs Cloud Hadden Kay Bloom Mec Cracken Randall Spackman Ralph and Joe Schickling Edward Lippart Allen Burnett Richard Coudriel Harry Mitchell L. B. Spackman

Remarkable Feat of Two Turkey Hens

Clover Hill April 30 1914 reports on multiple local residents including Mrs J Read James Spackman and Cecil Read. Anecdotes mention illnesses visits and social events such as birthday parties and a missionary meeting with refreshments.

Turkey Clover Hill Read James Spackman Charles Mapes Cecil Read J Mans Read Amey W. Hupsreel Troutville Eldon Read Dean Mapes Lynn Spackman Curtis Read M .C. Peoples J. S. Wrigley Wiliamsport A. A Kelly Carvensville Lualla Bloom Lee Peoples Hrde City Wayne Peoples Airs C. Peoples Ler Rowles C. L._ Rowles Schickling Clearfield C. Schickling Pine Grove Margaret Mitcheter

Military warning signals prior to assault on Mexican port

Wireless dispatches report Rear Admiral Badger to issue 48 hours notice before any attack on a Mexican port. The plan cites warning in event of definite battle, with Vampiro and Michigan fleet units to follow with four short signal blasts later.

Ety Noy

South Dakota Cruiser Prepares to Take Marines for Mexico

The cruiser South Dakota, sailing from Puget Sound, arrives at San Francisco Bay with 250 marines aboard. The ship heads to California City to load for passage to Mexican waters. Marines from Mare Island will be embarked aboard.

Pacific Coast Mexico San Francisco South Dakota Puget Sound Navy Yard San Francisco Bay Califernia City

Battleships Virginia Nebraska and Georgia Sail for Mesivo

The battleships Virginia Nebraska and Georgia sailed for Mesivo with Rear Admiral Frank E Beatty aboard Virginia serving as flagship of the third division of the Atlantic fleet.

Battisahipn Ruston Virginia Nebraska Georgia Mesivo Virginia i Frank E. Beatty

Mobs Parade In Mexico City Across The River Clash

Reports from Laredo describe Mexican gunfire on the town and attacks on American troops guarding the international bridge. Transports and torpedo boats depart Galveston bound for Vera Cruz with units of the Second division aboard. Officials rush to mobilize marines, National Guard, and supplies as a national crisis unfolds.

Galveston Tex Laredo International Bridge Hames Sumer Meade McClellan Kilpatrick Vera Cruz Fulerton Fletcher Mexico

Fragmentary Sightings After Streets Incident

A desultory report notes streets sounds and curses near a consulate entrance. Thrown objects or disrupted shops are mentioned alongside a coat observed yesterday. Limited readable fragments describe a tense street scene with no clear outcome.

America Westerday

Prohibition Endorsed Senator Candidate G H Planten

Senator candidate G H Planten of Westover Borough seeks nomination for May 19 1914 election. He endorses prohibition repeal relief measures and opposes Penrose first and party splits while urging compensation bills and child welfare concerns. Endorsed by Clearfield county Prohibitionists.

Clearfield County Penrose First Wrngton Party

Assembly Report Dates May Fifteenth Fifteen Fourteen

Fragmentary OCR notes show a May 15 1514 assembly reference with unclear context. Readable items name a gathering event and possibly participants but lack complete details.

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Lewis Rojas American Press Association Jose Portilla » Rojas Mexico City Saltillo Moant Union Huntingdon Peter Verner Mildred Verner Duarez George Lorillani Legation Wilson United States Senate Hse California Gulf of Mexico Ll Canal New York Harbor el Paso Fort Bliss London Supreme Court Act of Legislature the Board of Trustees County South Dakota Coaling Neuvo. Laredo States Navy Department War Department Assembly G. H. Planten Westover Borough Tol ‘Reek Bran Te i Waverly Kirschbaum & Co Schloss Bros Sadie Curwensville
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