Three Sent to Penitentiary in County Court
Judge Bell distributed sentences for four prisoners convicted or pled guilty last week. Dan Brennan received indeterminate Western penitentiary term with five to seven years plus $100 fine. Arthur McCall and Burley Beeman faced one to two years or similar terms. Jos Howard drew three to five years with $1 fine and costs. Beeman received one to two years for receiving stolen goods with indeterminate Western penitentiary term.
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Winburne
Burley Beeman
Getz
Coe
Beil
Criminal Court
Huntingdon Reformatory
Arhur McCall
Dan Brennan
Rockton
Madera
Huntingdon
Arthur
Farele
McCall
Beli
Brennan
Apon
Clearfield County
Iim
Jos Howard
Summerwile
Bell
Abe
Howard
Upom
Western Penitentiary
Joe Howard
Summerville
Beeman
Leonardson Co. Rents Stern & Stern Store for Shoe Sale
The store room formerly occupied by Stern & Stern has been rented by the A W Leonardson Co. The Leonardson Co will use the space for a few days closing sale of their women’s misses’ and children’s shoes regardless of former selling price. The transfer of their entire shoe department to new quarters will take place at once. The date of sale will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern & Stern
A .W. Leonardson Co
Leonaradson Co
Emi Ale
Pinchot on a tour across Pennsylvania counties
Gifford Pinchot the Washington party candidate for United States senator travels from Pike county with a team including Dr Edward Hart of Lafayette College and other party figures. They plan an automobile tour through Stroudsburg Portland East Bangor Bangor Pen Argyl Wind Gap Nazareth Bath and Chapman before visiting Northampton Bethlehem Easton and Bucks county, meeting voters and party committees along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
United States
Pike County
Edward Hart
Lafayette College
Twenty
Thomas
A.H. Hay
Easton
Northampton County
W. S. Franklin
Lehigh University
J.H. Hall
Pen Argyl
William K. Shimer
Nazareth
Northampton
Pinchot
Stroudsburg
Portland
East Bangor
Bangor
Wind Gap
Bath
Chapman
Canielsville
Bethlehems
Washington Party Committee
Bucks County
Penn State College Commencement Week Activities
The Progress notes commencement exercises at Pennsylvania State College for the week starting Friday June 5. Events includeFreshman and Sophomore athletic contests, a Friday play, Saturday concert and cadet review, senior campus performances, a baccalaureate sermon by Rev W B Jennings, organ recital, Y M C A Y W C O meetings, a class day with track meet and trustees meeting, alumni day and receptions Tuesday, a public welcome for the class of 1864, trustee elections, and a Wednesday commencement address by Governor Tener with parent meetings and building dedications as well as special train schedules. Clearfield residents will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
Laroste Gate
W. B. Jennings
Y. McA
W. H. Patterson
Clearfield
Tener
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bellefonte Central Railroad
State College
Votes All Counted in District No 2 UD MWA Headquar ters
All mine workers in District No 2 have their votes counted at UD MWA headquarters in Clearfield. The majority in favor of accepting the old scale totals 13 000. By next week all mines in the district are expected to resume operations. Some operators blame suspension on the conference but miners say they offered to work under the old scale to Sept 1. Ne ling block meals served daily by Pastor Norton for A and AME Church building fund. Dinner 12 to 2 PM supper 6 to 7 PM.
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Clearfield
Neling
Norton
A&a M .E. Church
Building Fund of Church
Cromwell Entertainment To Benefit Miss Ethel Brown
Cromwell Entertainment under English Lutheran auspices will present talent shows benefiting Miss Ethel Brown. The event runs Thursday and Friday evenings May 21 at the opera house.
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Cromwell Entertainment
Cromwell
Ethel Brown
Opera House
Jury Returns First Degree Verdict in Cimo Case
The jury convicted Philip Cimo of murder in the first degree for the Marie Burzetto case after a trial that ended with the expected second degree uncertainty. Attorneys planned a new trial motion, while Cimo showed penitence and a surprising indifference to his fate. The verdict followed Judge Bell’s impartial charge and a prompt jury poll.
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Philip Cimo
Marie Burzetto
Jurge Bell
Messrs. Liveright and
Swoope
Commonwealth
Messrs
Cole Am Miller
Cimo
Bell
Angoliu
Prothenstary Moore
Hoover and Miller feud over Clearfield state senate bid
Friends of Cal C. Hoover urged candidate Miller to withdraw from the race for state senate in favor of Hoover. Miller refused, with Hoover supporters arguing Miller is stronger. Republican leaders declined to sidetrack Miller for the DuBois man.
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Cal C. Hoover
Clearfield
Suedal
Miller
Hoover
DuBois
Civil court opens with small trial list week
Civil court opened this morning and after settling cases the list dwindled to only a few scheduled for trial. The case Neen Watthatch KF D Beyer Co versus Fall Mountz is being called. Visiting Crozier and Madame Crozier of Lyres France arrived in Clearfield to visit their son Julien Crozier of the Clearfield Textile Co. The Croziers met their son in New York. Pittsburgh chamber ecommerce plans a May 26 tour through western Pennsylvania including DuBois Punxsutawney and Risgway, and will not visit Clearfield.
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Neen Watthatch
KF. D. Beyer & Co
Fall
Morsieur Eng. Crozier
Madame Crozier
Lyers
France
the Dimenoy
Clearfield
Julien Crozier
Clearfield Textile Company
New York
Pittsburgh
Ramblers Triumph Over U M C A In Lopsided Baseball Win
The Ramblers defeated the U M C A team in a Saturday baseball game with a final score of 29 to 2, delivering a dominant offensive performance and convincing victory.
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Ramblers
Political announcements for Congressional nomination in 21st district
Clearfield Pennsylvania February 24 1514 William E Tobias announces as a Democratic candidate for Representative in Congress in the Twenty first district soliciting votes for the primary election Tuesday May 19 The notice also includes Charles H Rowland of Philipsburg announcing candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Twenty first district subject to district Republican voters decision
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Clearfield
Congress
Twenty-first
WM. E. Tobias
Charles H. Rowland
Philipsburg
Lawrence Township
Washington Party
State Senator and Assembly Candidates Endorsed in Clearfield
State Senator A Noulthrop of DuBois Borough seeks Washington Party voters May 19 1914 primary. Endorsed by Clearfield Prohibition Party. pledges for state prohibition local option, woman suffrage, compensation bill, child labor bill, and opposes Penrose. Assembly candidate G H Planten of Westover Borough also runs May 19 1924, endorsed by Clearfield Prohibition Party.
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Washington Party
Prohibition Party
Clearfield County
Penrose
Mothod
Westover
Washington Party pledge by A G Woodward shows state platform ties
Assembly candidate A G Woodward declares he will work and vote for laws that bring credit and honor to the state as outlined by the Washington Party platform at Harrisburg. He emphasizes local option first at all times, appealing to Washington Party voters ahead of the May 1 1914 primaries.
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Washington Party
Harrisburg
Primary Event Details Highlight Lawrence Township Voters
Edward Lippart figures prominently as Lawrence township voters participate in the primary. The report notes EDWARD LIPPART and others from the ington party amid the local political activity.
Corn Contest Prizes For Young Growers In 1914 Bank Drive
A Clearfield county bank offers 1914 corn prizes for youths not over twenty. First prize $50, second $25, third $15.90, fourth $10 for the best acres grown by eligible boys or girls. Registration by May 15, 1914, with rules to follow. Prizes awarded by the farmer judges named by the bank directors.
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Hich
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Das Brennan
Durance
Oward
Doe Howard
Burley Seeman
Penn State College
Marie Buzzette
Wotton
Witl Aak
A. 8. Noulthrop
DuBois Borough
Assembly
G. H. Planten
A. G. Woodward
Curwensville Borough
Edward Lippart
the County National Bank of
Pennsylvania
H B. Powell
J. G. Mains Auctioneer
R. F.d.no
Woodland, Pa
Guerantesd
Parcel Post
Calton
Clearfield Trust
Clearfield National Bank
James Mitchell
H. S. Whiteman, Jr
V-Pres
W. L. McJunkin
Singleton Bell
W.1
Betts
John Dimeling
W. P. Hopkins
Hla Kennedy
A.E. Leitzinger
T.H. Murray
H. Patterson
H. S. Whiteman, Kr
Bank OF Service
Department of Banking
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