Col Roosevelt Meets Moosers After South American Trip
Oyster Bay May 21 Colonel Roosevelt returns from jungle exploration refreshed for politics. He will lecture in Washington Tuesday to the National Geographic Society on explorations and discoveries. Progressives including George W. Perkins and O K. Davis arrive for strategy meetings as he plans a busy schedule between Spain and upcoming events.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Moorevelt
Sagamore
John McGrath
New York
George W. Perkins
Progressive National Executive Committee
Teodora
Madrid
Belle Willard
National Geographical Society
Tampico Port to Remain Open Amid Possible Blockade
Washington May 21 acting secretary of the navy Franklin B. Roosevelt said the United States would keep Tampico port free and open to commerce. No definite orders were issued, but steps would be taken to prevent a blockade by either Mexican federals or constitutionalists if necessary.
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Washington
United States
Tampico
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Americans Eliminate Hope Fades in Open Golf Championship
London May 21 American chances at the amateur golf title dimmed as Francia Guimet and Fred Evans were eliminated. Tubbs beat Guimet 2 up with 3 to play, leaving Evans, Herreshot, Weber and Lockwood still in contention. Open champion Guimet of Woodland Golf Club Massachusetts was edged in a dramatic match, drawing a large crowd of spectators amid wartime tensions.
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London
Francia Guimet
Fred Gerresho
Evans
Weber
Quimet
America
United States
Tubbs
Herreshot
Lockwood
M. Scott
England
Francia Ouimet
Woodland Gollab
Massachusetts
Mr. Tubbs
Littlespeneon-Sea
Kent
McCormick Triumphs in Pennsylvania Primaries Aide Majorities Reported
Returns from Pennsylvania give McCormick a roughly 20 000 vote lead over Palmer for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Palmer and McCormick lead the ticket with Penrose ahead of Dimmick by about 420 000 to 150 000. Brumbaugh wins with a large majority, Pinchot and Lewis head the Washington ticket, and local results remain unsettled as vote tallies continue.
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Pennsylvania
Ryan
McCormick
Palmer
Penrose
Dimmick
Brumbaugh
Pinchot
Lewis
Washington
Assembly
Four Die After Auto Struck by Electric Car Near Asheville
Four persons killed when a Selota Valley traction car struck an automobile near Asheville twenty five miles south of here on May 21. The dead include W. M. Miller president of the Citizens' Bank of Asheville and his wife Mrs Alice Sttiger of Asheville, and a six year old daughter of Ue Ley. EL il of Mount Sterling.
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Asheville
Columbus
Lere
Selota Valley Traction
W. M. Miller
Citizens’ Bank
Alice Sttiger
Ashe. Ville
Ue Ley
EL Il
Mount Sterling
Life Sentence for Kidnapper Waters in Opelousas
May 21 report states W. C. Walters was sentenced to life imprisonment for kidnapping five year old Robert Dunbar. The jury found Waters guilty without capital punishment.
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Opelousis
W. C. Walters
Robert Dunbar
Fund Waters
Court excludes confession in Becker murder case
New York hears the confession of Dago Frank Cleofiel tied to the Rosenthal murder, but Judge Seabury bars testimony from prison officials and a Catholic chaplain. Prosecutors push for legal basis to introduce the confession while defense counsel calls the ruling dangerous and significant.
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New York
Charles Becker
William Cashin
Sing Sing
Clancey
Maria Cirofcl
Dago Frank
Reejer Melnerney
Becker
Sage
Rosenthal
Martin T. Manton
Lesbury
Louisiana Racing Set to Return Under Pari Mutuel Plan
Eston Rouge May 21 The latest poll of the general assembly shows racing will be restored in Louisiana under the pari mutuel system with a state commission in charge. The bill faces a vote next Monday and is expected to pass by a large margin.
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Louisiana Racing
Eston Rouge
General Assembly
Louisiana
Wedding Ring Dug Up After Eighteen Years in Garden
Mrs Henry Grinodereth had misplaced a wedding ring eighteen years ago. It was later found buried in the garden of neighbor Charles Ocirich in Belford New Jersey on May 2.
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Belford
N. J
Henry Grinodereth
Charles Ocirich
Deaths of a Day Highlight clergy hotelier scholar
Obituary notices recall Mrs. Gracia Ann Barnes widow of Rev. Dr. Samuel Barnes a Philadelphia Methodist minister. Dennis Lucey Hartford hotel keeper and promoter of sporting events dies in Hartford. William Aldis Wright Shakespearean scholar and Globe editor dies at eighty three in London. Rev. Thomas Mackaness-Ludlow Cryer physician dies at Rye New York born in New Windsor Grange County. Mary Mitchell connected with Cromwell tonight.
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Gracia Ann Barnes
Samuel Barnes
Philadelphia
Dennis
William Aldis Wright
London
Thomas Mackaness-Ludiow Chrya- Me
Wiley
Rye
New Windsor
Grange County
New York
Borough Council Debates Dual Audit of Water Company Books
Wednesday night the borough council moved a step toward municipal ownership by debating a proposal for both sides to hire independent accountants to audit the water company. The committee will seek itemized financials, estimate costs around 600 to 650 dollars, and notify the company. six weeks is projected for completion, with reports to be reviewed by the council to decide on next steps.
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Witherow
President Bigler
Water Company
Council
Bigier
Bigler
Kerr
Thorne
Comcf
Ridge Whist Club Meeting Notice at Hospital Bridge
The Ridge Whist Club hosts a meeting with the Mixses Gaulin on Wednesday March 28 at 2 o clock sharp at the hospital bridge. Tables for other games, please notify hostesses, secretary.
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Hospital Bridge “Whist Club
Mixses Gaulin
Baumgarten Dies in Hospital After Mysterious Illness
A F Baumgarten steel tester of Clearfield and former Newhall Engineering employee was found unconscious in an unoccupied Philadelphia room at 4515 Sansom Street and died hours later. Police view possible self harm. inquest returns urenic poisoning as cause amid unclear medical details.
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Clearfield Rolling Mill
Philadelphia
Clearfield
A. F.baumgarten
Baumgarten
Bumsarten
Newhall
Baum_garten
A. F. Baumgarten
University Hospital
Sansom Street
Baursgarten
Alfred Stengel
Tiz
Stengel
Baatserten
George H. Newhall Engineering Company
Josephs
Campbs
South
Pion Square
Ie Newhall
Newhall Engineering Company
Shekton
Dimeling
Lumbago
Bargain Offer on Used Player Piano and Marriage License Notice
A sale ad offers a used four week player piano with bench and rolls at a bargain price of 650 dollars. Also mentioned is a marriage license for Walter Smale and Pearl Mallen, both of Clearfield, with a note that the item must sell this week and reasonable offers are welcome.
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Walter Smale
Pearl Mallen
Clearfield
Recital By Thayer Students Draws Large Crowd
An entertainment by advanced students of Prof Thayer's Susquehanna College of Music in association with the Y M C A attracted a large audience of admirers. Every program number was rendered with evident skill and credit to the students and to Prof Thayer's training.
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Thayer
Susquehanna College of Music; Inc
King and Queen Menaced By Fire Near Aldershot
In Aldershot England May 21 a serious fire broke out in the brush near the royal pavilion where King George and Queen Mary were staying. They had left the pavilion when flames were spotted as fire crews battled the blaze for a long period. Two suffragettes were seen at the entrance waving Votes For Women banners as the royal party departed. John W. Wrigley from Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, reports his bronchial operation recovery is progressing along nicely.
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Aldershot
England
Furze
Jong Valley
Royal Pavilion
King George
Queen Mary
Fie
King
Teft
Thi
Mr. Wrigley
Johns Hopliteset Haspital
Baltimore
John W. Wrigley
Borough Councilman’s Session Denies Sidewalk Damages
Borough officials considered many matters at a regular Wednesday session. The council ruled Anna McGowan cannot recover for a fall on a sidewalk, leaving remedy to the property owner. denied reopening the alley on Kurtz and Jacox properties. fixed 1914 millage at 4 borough, 2.5 bond, 2.5 light and water for a total of 9.5 mills. granted drain pipes in front of East End properties. authorized signing with George S. Thompson for S Second Street roadway. received state sewage plant permit. authorized milk inspector for Clearfield. adjourned after minor items inclines to the “square deal” comment.
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Borough Council
Anna McGowan
al Ley
Charles Kurtz
Ar. Jacox
Dr. Newling
George S. Thompson
S. Second Street
Board of Health
Clearfield
Practice of Setting Sets for Milk Two Will Be Swims Lage
A fragmented report notes a practice related to milk tickets and sets for milk swim events. It mentions a bottom line ticket ad and a merchant link, with a state law cited but deemed not clearly applicable. The board plans to review the possible violation of law soon.
Monae Senior Class Plans Banquet and Chautauqua Reorganization
The class of 1915 extends invitations for a banquet on May 9 at the Dimeling for seniors and faculty. The 36 Chautauqua committee meets for reorganization with AH Wood Ward Jr. as chairman to discuss the event and the upcoming Chautauqua. A Harrisburg lawyer, Clare Greybill, dies suddenly. Dickinson Law student R Chaye dies in burying. Clearfield lodge hosts a reception May 26 with dancing to Wallace and Hoover Orchestra beginning at 9.
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Evry
Chautauqua
AL ‘Balding
Ily
Wood Ward, Esq
Mittee
Harrisburg
Clare Greybill
Attorne Juniata County
R. Chaye, Esq
Dickinson
Elka
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Gell
Besar
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St Cromwell
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Wm. F. Powell
S. Secon Street
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Rm. Cal
Jeane’ B. Norris
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