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Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

7

German concessions may ease U S war zone tensions

Washington May 12 The German government issued a note with technical concessions toward safer neutral shipping. vessels under neutral flags would be attacked only if carrying contraband and treated per prize warfare rules. Berlin signals no pledge to stop attacks on American ships, Lusitania noted as key cause of U S anger. Dr Dernberg's comments provoke high-level disapproval and possible expulsion talks in Washington.

United Presay Washington United States State Department Gerard Berlin Germany Dernberg Bernhard Dernberg Lusitania New York Dr. Bernhard T Bey

Bodies Brought In From Lusitania Disaster Coast Watch

Seventeen more bodies recovered along the coast today, with sixteen brought into Queenstown by a tug. Among the dead are nine men, five women, and two children, all in deteriorated condition making identification difficult. Alfred G. Vanderbilt Elbert Hubbard and Herbert S. Stone were not among the recovered.

Albert G. Vanderilt Queenstown Cunard Line Lusitania Alfred G. Vanderbilt Elbert Hubbard Herberts. Stone Thore Ofoung

Roosevelt Urges Immediate Embargo on Germany Trade

Former President Theodore Roosevelt urged the United States to declare a full embargo on all commerce with Germany within 24 hours. He argued the sinking of the Lusitania demanded decisive action and warned against misreading as war, noting some consequences may be worse than war itself.

Syranum Theoslore Roosevelt Germany Lusitania Sevelt England

War Rumors Stir as Italy Declares on Austria

Washington May 12 reports say rumors spread that Italy declared war on Austria. The snippet notes factions and tensions as European powers move toward conflict. The garbled text mentions Italy, Austria, and Germany with conflicting statements, reflecting wartime rumor conditions.

Italy Austria

County Highways Doomed to Lead Pennsylvania Day

Harrisburg May 12. Counties are urged to back State-wide Good Roads Day. More than a million schoolchildren outside big cities can aid this effort. A day of outdoor work may prevent medical issues and prove the counties’ leadership in road improvements.

Pennsylvania

State-wide Good Roads Day Meeting Reminder

Remember the date Wednesday May 26 attend the meeting held in your township to arouse enthusiasm for the State-wide Good Roads Day If no meeting has been called call one yourself You will be surprised how many neighbors will attend Township supervisors are skilled road makers They have advance knowledge of the state highway department team with them and put yourself under their direction for the State-wide Good Roads Day

State Highway Department

Red Cross Seen as Best Channel for War Aid

Washington May 12. Mabel T. Boardman argues that the American Red Cross should be the primary conduit for wartime relief. She says many volunteer groups duplicate Red Cross work, wasting money, and that funds designated for specific relief stay with the giver’s intent while the Red Cross directs undesignated funds to urgent needs.

Washington Mabel T. i Boardman American Red Cross Red Cross Europe

Health officer to inspect Clearfield properties for sanitation

Health Officer McCullough begins a citywide inspection gathering data on homes yards and livestock to verify compliance with the general cleanup order. He will record address family size property conditions yard cleanliness and animal counts and report noncompliance to the board of health for action. Citizens showing improvement gain confidence while a few must learn to prevent health hazards.

McCullough Board of Health Clearfield

Judge Bell Urges Citizens to Work on the Highways

Judge Singleton Bell issuing a proclamation urges able bodied men to join in Good Roads Day on Wednesday May 26 1915. Citizens are asked to work on repairing and improving public roads and to fund wages for those unable to participate. The event follows Governor Pennsylvanias proclamation designating the day for road work.

Committee of Central Executive Committee Singleton Bell Clearfield County Pennsylvania

President Decides On Policy Amid Global Debate

President announces policy direction amid international discussions. Officials confirm the decision reflects strategic aims and outlines anticipated impacts on diplomacy and domestic administration. No further concrete measures were disclosed.

Appeal of Caminetti Denied by the Court

In San Francisco on May 12, Maury I. Diggs and F. Drew Caminetti, convicted under the Mann Act, had their appeal denied by the United States Court of Appeals. A writ of mandamus to execute the sentences will be issued within five days, and counsel plan to seek a stay to take the case to the Supreme Court. Caminetti faces 8 months in prison and a $1500 fine. Diggs two years and $3200 for transporting two Sacramento women to Reno in January 1915.

San Francisco Maury I. Diggs F. Drew Caminetti United States Court of Appeals United States Supreme Court Caminetti Anthony Caminetti Commissioner General of Immigration

German Shops in London Raided Amid War Tensions

Reports from London describe widespread raids on shops with German or Austrian names as mobs attack proprietors and employees. Allied successes in France and Belgium boost morale, with Paris officials praising General Joffre and British forces delivering a crushing blow east of Ypres using gas and machine gun fire.

Paris Arras Marne Joffre Ypres

Two Bad Murder's Forbidden Shoes Quip

A fragmentary exchange jokes about mouse colored shoes priced at seven dollars as a judge questions why they are high and why suede footwear could be neutral in a European war, reflecting a dated courtroom or satirical style.

Twilight League Provides Exciting Baseball For Fans

Last night in the Twilight League C B C Co led 2-0 and added another in the third while Fire Brick Co managed a lone run in the third. Caldwell and Roseberry teamed for Fire Brick, Lee and Canavan for C B C Co. Reedsville beat Penn Public Service 3 to 0 behind a two base hit by Cordes, with Parks and Walker on the mound. Tonight P P S Co faces Clearfeld Fire Brick to break the tie at East End, followed by Third Ward Hose Co. versus the Bartons at the park.

CB. C. Co Glearfield Fire Brick Co C. B.C. Co Lee Canavan Caldwell P. Roseberry Fire Brick Co Reedsville Penn Public Service Co Cordes Spense and Dunlap Reedsville Parks Mi Walker Clearfeld Fire Brick East End Third - Ward Hose Co The Bartons

Remarkable Escape of Minister's Wife

Cork May 12 The most extraordinary escape among Lusitania survivors belongs to Mrs H L Gwyer wife of Rev H L Gwyer a three weeks' bride. She and her husband were in a late lifeboat as the liner sank waves swirled around the boat she fell overboard and was swept into a funnel. Surviving she was ejected by steam from the furnace tires surfaced and was rescued ashore unharmed after a miraculous escape.

Cork H. L. Gwyer Lusitania Gwyer

Exposition clash over budget and wardrobe splurge

A humorous exchange from the Houston Post shows a couple arguing over finances. The husband cites inability to afford attending the exposition while his wife proudly reveals she bought an entire new outfit for the event, highlighting the tension between expenses and appearances.

Houston Post

Rumor of Italian War Declaration Circulates in Rome

May 12 Rome reports claim Italy’s entry into war with Austria is imminent. Central power negotiations continue, but near Milan reserves and troop movements signal possible conflict. Rail freight to Germany via Switzerland slows. Swiss trains carry Italian passengers as tensions rise.

Rome Italy Austria Sy Thorourn Notha Milan Warona Germany Switzerland

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