Huerta Asked to Explain as Mediation Proceeds
Reported U S officials demand immediate explanation from Huerta over the killing of Parks by federals and the arrest of Silliman after looting at the Mexican consulate. Cabinet renews demands for details while peace talks, delayed since Monday, risk termination if no swift reply. Monclova and Saltillo updates noted as federal forces evacuate and rebels gain border access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rashington
Sparks
Ihe
Huerta
Parks
Igkent
State Department
Una
Silliman
Saitila
United States
Mexico
Borough Health Board Powers Narrowed by 1913 Act
Judge Ambrose Reid of Allegheny Common Pleas rules that the 1913 act wipes out prior borough plumbing rules in Wilkinsburg and across Pennsylvania. The decision upholds a fine for not securing a permit, noting the new law chiefly governs inspection and abatement of defective plumbing. All boroughs are affected by the ruling and its implications for enforcement.
Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Pleasant Outing at Country Club
Mrs Read's Camp Fire Girls held the fire picnic of the season on Saturday. They bicycled to the Country Club and spent the afternoon there enjoying the outing with members and leaders.
War fears and terrain shape future Mexican conflict plans
The quote outlines expectations after a conflict begins, predicting gunboats occupying Pacific ports within days but noting vast mountainous land from the Rio Grande to Guatemala ripe for guerrilla warfare. It highlights disease and highland illness as greater casualties than fighting and suggests Vera Cruz customs revenue would not cover debts for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt
Pacific
Rio Grande
Guatemala
Guerrila
Glen Campbell Telephone Exchange Fire Restored Quickly
Fire at Glen Campbell exchange disrupted a City Block of lines belonging to Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone. Maintenance crews repaired the Glen Campbell system by 2 PM Sunday, with poles and materials flown in and service fully restored. Employees express pride and customers gratitude for the rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon & Clearfield
Glen Campbell
Glen Campbell Exchange
Clearfield
Anl
Mae
Park Improvements by H W R Co in Mineral Spring
The H W R Co. cleans and improves Mineral Spring park in readiness for the season. A lively town reports many citizens from our area attended the Clearfield circus last Friday. May 11 marked the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs B Crumpy. Roy Peters shopped in Clearfield on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs George Wiser plan summer pleasures after purchasing a horse buggy and harness. Mrs Alfred Riley and children of Tyrone visit Mrs Riley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Thos Sargent. Mrs J T Pickles has been ill. Valentine Rowles smiles at word grandpa. Mrs Wa Rowles not well. A noisy nightly nuisance prompts locals to seek relief. Rev. Allenbach preached an important sermon at the Lutheran church with the text Philippians 4:8. Charles Lamb of Philadelphia and Willa Wilcoe of Clearfield went to Elkton, Maryland, last week to marry.
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H.W. R. Co
Mineral Spring
Clearfield
B. Crumpy
Meg
Roy Peters
George Wiser
Afred Riley
Tyrone
Wa. Rowles
Aomeque
Elkton
Charles Lamb
Philadelphia
Willa Wilcoe
Missing girl Lillian Craddock last seen on railroad bridge
Lillian Craddock adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Bloom disappeared from Curwensville after Friday dinner. Last seen standing on the New York Central railroad bridge in the town lower end she warned she might not return. Search by her father and police, river may be involved. She is near 15 with brown eyes and hair, five foot four, freckled, previously acted strangely and had been in and out of the home. Also known as Lillian Vaughn Crad deck Bloom.
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Up River
Lillian Craddock
Clayton Bloom
Urwenaville
Liflan
Land
Lillian
Curwensville
New York Central
Clearfield
la Constable
Tier
Mr_C. Bloom
Hott Aides
Lilian
Lillian Vaughn
Lillian Crad
Deck and
Lilian Bloom
Farmers Institute Advisory Committee Meeting Notice
The advisory committee of Farmers Institutes will meet in the county commissioners office on Tuesday June 9 1914 Any community in Clearfield County desiring to have a farmers institute should arrange to meet with this committee or send in their request to the committee care of the county commissioners Harrison T Straw Chairman Will begin work at once Plans for enlarging the Lutheran church have them what ed The work of balding ear tate at once
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Farmers’ Institutes
Clearfield
Insttute
HARRISON T_ STRAW
Lutheran Church
Balding Ear Tate
Arrests for statutory crime near Faulkner’s addition
Chester Hill and another youth were arrested Friday by Constable Harry Poorman on charges of committing a statutory crime against Cora Dixon, 14, near Atlantic Refining Co’s wareroom. Stark and Hugill appeared for hearing, each defaulting $500 bail and were sent to Bellefonte Jail.
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Chester Hill
Harry Poorman
Cora Dixon
Wiliam Dixon
Faulkner
Atlantic
Stark
Hugill
Saurpe Warfel
Bellefonte
Poorman
Philipsburg Journal
Prisoners in custody after escape attempt at western penitentiary
Deputy Sheriff and chaplain report capture of Joe Howard Dan Brennan and Burley Beeman who attempted an escape from Pittsbore. Brennan tested restraints by fiddling with bracelets but authorities maintained watch. All three are now securely behind bars.
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Chaplain
Pittsbore
Western Penitentiary
Joe Howard
Dan Brennan
Burley Beeman
Brennan
Grove City College Announces Graduation Lineup
Grove City College will confer bachelor of arts degrees on E. C. Gruwig of Philipsburg and C. A. Weisgarber of Luthersburg at the June 10 commencement. Conservatory of Music graduates include Miss Ellen Bell of Punxsutawney and Miss Leena Peiter of Dubois. Faculty selects Mary Young, A. E. Gant and Earl Orwig to speak at the exercises.
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E. Gruwig
Philipeburg
C. A. Weisgarber
Luthersburg
Grove City College
Conservatory of Music
Ellen. Bell
Pantsutawney
Leena
Peiter
DuBois
Mary Young
A. E. Gant
Earl Orwig
Planning for the 1914 Chautauqua decorations and colors
A H Woodward chair of the local committee outlines 1914 Chautauqua plans to decorate 14 tents with pennants for 168 towns. Colors were chosen with mayor, board of trade, women’s club and school officers. 2240 pennants were ordered and high school colors often used. The committee will meet to reorganize and prepare for the opening in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ‘H. Woodward
Chautauqua Associaion
Chauauqua
Board of Trade
Woodward
Chautauqua Committee
Thief Infiltrates Market Locality Nighttime Incident
Fragments describe a burglary at William P. Nosha’s meat market on a Saturday night. The text notes student groups the Sophomores Freshmen and Juniors Seniors facing end of year ex caida but provides limited detail on the crime beyond the entry and disruption.
County corn contest prizes and rules for youth growers
A Clearfield county program offers prizes of five and ten dollars for corn grown on an acre by a boy or girl contestant. Rules require a written record of work and expenses, single person plowing and ground preparation, and fertilizer use limited to soil enriching agents. Names of eighteen contestants aged 12 to 18 are listed, with counties and towns included.
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iPhe‘slave Department
Eoation
Wonglova
Aterey
Crompte Constitutional Head
Hetth
Mon- Sgiova
Callams
Saltillo
Vera Cruz Tlo
Vera Cruz
Allenbach
Lilian’ Craddock
Gurwensville
N. Y.C. Bridge
Farmers’ Institute
Clearfield Committee
Excaida
Jaldaay
Bounty Wationi
David Straw
Samuel Brink
Begwinstyle
Millard Wall
Grampian
Anihaw Savel
Pottersdale
Alphons E
Moore
Dav
McCracken
Kerrmoor
Alley Peoples
Pike
Woodland- Maynard
McClarin
West Decatur
Millard Cole
Puttersdale
Amary Schucker
Agriei
Natisng Bank
Clearfield County
H.&c.phose
Dar Bop Mars
Patel
Waverly
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