Italians Take Passes In Austrian Tyrol War
United Press dispatch May 26 reports Italians pressing in the Austrian Tyrol with heavy casualties as they seize Balinserno Pass and other heights along the Isonzo front. Italy announces advances Caporetta and positions between Idria and Isonzo rivers. Austrian towns Cormons Cervignagna and Terao reportedly occupied with bridges destroyed.
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United Press
Italy
Youlsing
Balin- Berne
Cadorna
Yeondra
Goritz
Rome
War Office
Austria
Caporetta
Idria
Far
Cormons
Gervienagna
Terzo
Carnisis
Friuli
Carniolo
Gaporetta
Isonzo
Gervignana
Terao
Busco
Venice
Caporette
Cervignagna
Tere
Vestian Homie
Germany asks more time for note reply
London May 26 dispatch from Amsterdam says Germany asked America for a further delay of a week in replying to the note on the sinking of the Lusitania. The note is expected in Washington Saturday and Berlin reports it will be in friendly terms. Berlin aims to avert trouble and instructs submarines accordingly while noting Germany cannot openly halt submarine warfare.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Fron
Amsterdam
America
Washington
Berlin
United States
Germany
Kaiser Campaign Proves Disastrous in Europe
London dispatch reports the Kaiser left DaroshI Olivia and moved west as von Hindenburg warned a short front blow would fail. Russians countered, Austro German troops entangled for weeks. Reserves moved through Czech lands toward Poland, Russians gained upper hand in Galicia, Austrians redeploy to Italy.
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London
Daily News
Petrograd
Kaiser
Daroshi
Olivia
von Hindenberg
Piliva
Lly
Germany
Czenstechawa
Poland
Julicia
Cracow
von Boehm-Ermolli
Mac Kaiser
Tires‘au
Free Exhibition Of Manual Training Work At High School
A free exhibition of manual training work is offered Monday and Tuesday next week west of the high school. Showcases include pedestal furniture tables chairs wardrobes and other construction items. Demonstrations reveal progress in turning sewing and dressing article fabrication with students presenting completed pieces.
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B.S
Italian Airship Shot Down Near Goritz by Austrians
An Italian airship was shot down by Austrian forces near Goritz. The incident is reported with limited details from the wartime front, noting the attack and the resulting loss without graphic description.
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Goritz
Dixon Remains State Health Protector with Notable Achievements
Harrisburg May 26 The governor nominates Dr Samuel G Dixon for a new term as commissioner of health highlighting a decade of service reducing deaths from typhoid fever tuberculosis and diphtheria The Pennsylvania health department expanded to 3 4 thousand employees with 115 tuberculosis dispensaries and three sanatoria improving public health nationwide.
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Brumbaugh
Senate
Samuel G. Dixon
Dixon
Commonwealth
Pennypacker
Dizon
Act of Assembly
State Department of Health
Edwin S. Stuart
John Ek. Tener
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Pennsylvania
Mont Alto
Cresson
Hamburg
Pennsyylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Department of Health
Tts
Harrisburg
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Dies at 60 in New York
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, noted New York society leader and widow of a prominent financier, died at the Fish residence after an illness described as resembling paralysis. She was 60 years old and had been a leading social figure for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Timber Fire Destroys 249000 Acres In Regions
Forest fires sweep through Farmshore area destroying 249000 acres of woodland. State ownership totals 27000 acres with overall losses estimated at 570060 dollars. Transfers include Caraline Magee to Thomas Magee and J C Clark land deals in Burnside and DuBois with several names appearing in unclear phrasing.
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Forestry Department
Caraline Magee
Thamas Magee
Burnside
St. Thomas Magee Vy
J. C. Clark
Fue Banger
Cha
DuBois
J. Bange
Sarmel Pulkerson
John Gutich
Hanus Lie Wegie
Anthony Kusinis
Aged West Side Man In Serious Condition
Aged West Side man in his sixties is in serious condition after a confrontation with Ralph Jordan over alleged past actions against Mrs. Shaw. The elder Shaw sustained a broken jaw and severe bruises, was treated at Dr Yeaney’s office and Dr Waterworth, and was hospitalized in a deteriorating state as of press time.
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Young Be
A. Shaw
Furnpike Avenue
Ralph Jordan
Shaw
Mr. Durdtan
Reis Hoys
Dr. Yeaney
CLEARFIELDERS OUT FOR GOOD ROADS DAY DESPITE RAIN
More than one hundred men and vehicles left Wednesday to repair roads under the governor's Good Roads Day. D W Anderson and others led crews in Lawrence township, with at least seven hundred dollars in work estimated locally and about five thousand five hundred dollars countywide. Wet roads slowed progress and a rescheduled date is likely.
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D. W. Anderson
Foster Barton
Lawrence Barrett
W. M. Boyce
A.D. Bigler
Hobart Callahan
Frank G. Harris
al Kline
Charles Kurtz
Fred B. Leavy
A. W. Lee
A. W. Leonardson
Ed Leitzinger
Ford Mignot
E. E. Orcutt
M. M. Overly
Mose Robinson
Richard Sheehe
Leslie Stewart
C. L. Torrence
Wallace Garage
J. W. Wrigley
The
Clearfield Hardware Co
Lawrence
Marriage of Edward McNamee and Mayme Barheth at Clearfield
Edward McNamee and Mayme Barheth were married at St Francis Catholic Church in Clearfield by Rev M A Bean. Attendants were Marie McNamee and John Barry. After a wedding breakfast the couple departed on the 8 20 PL R.R. train for Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
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Edward McNamee
Mayme
Clearfield
M.A. Bean
St. Francis Cathn
Marie McNamee
John Barry
R.R
Philadelphia
Atlana City
Fred G Betts Elected President Of Clearfield Chautauqua
Local meeting approves Fred G Betts as president with Hobart Callahan secretary O T Tobias treasurer S C Stewart Jr and committees named to handle reception parade tickets program and grounds for the 1915 Clearfield Chautauqua opening June 29 Plans set for executive committee to supervise all chautauqua work and year long preparations proceed after brief business session
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Clearfield
A. H Woodward
E. ©. Reeve
Chas. T. Kurtz
John W. Wrigley
A. W. Bigter
Hon. Singte
Jon Bell
J. Fred Weaver
Rev
Robi. C. Peters
A. M. Thatcher
Boynton McPherson
Cecil Bloom
Joe Philips
Maurice Overley
Thos. Barratt
Mrs. Speck
Odessa Sleiger
Kate Roessner
C. A. Weisgarber
Marian Gigler
Foster Kerr
John Martin
Garfield Boyce
H. F. Floyd
Wade Stewart
William Asher
C. F. Ibbertson
Bessie Raseberry
Cesalles Ryan
E. C. Reeve
John W. Long
L. A. Banta
J. E. Gearhart
J. B. Newling
Pergram
C. R. Allenbach
H. R. Bender
Lewis
Robert C. Peters
Mather Ryan
Norman Mecklem
B. J Hummel
Hobart Callahan
Kerr
John M. Urey
B. G. Ross
Allison O. Smith
British note shocks Washington over Chicago packing case
United Press reports from Washington on May 26 that Ambassador Page in London relayed Sir Edward Grey saying Britain will try the Chicago packing companies on June 7. The note was not solicited and not in response to any U S request.
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United Press
Washington
Bryan
Ambassador Page
London
Sir Edward Grey
Chicago
Mrs Zimmerman Surprised by Birthday Guests
A group of friends assembled at Mrs. Harryl Zimmerman’s home to celebrate her birthday anniversary with a delightful supper. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knepp, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duckett, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Duckett, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sheesley, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lansberry, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shisler.
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Harryl Yzimmerman
Zimmerman
Weewa
Walter Knepp
Albert Duckett
Martin Duckett
Clare Sheesley
Wesley Lansberry
Dick Shisler
Marriage Licenses Granted In Various Counties
William F Taylor and Twila Reinard both of Luthersburg. Salish Malorf of Peoria Illinois and Leona M Bojalad of Dubois. Anthony Swandeski and Agnes both of Tyler. Auer of Philipsburg. McGiente of Hawk Run. Tern Lender by Mary and Marc Mangezer of Winburne. Comkin of Morton. Ginter and Ant North with Dadolak and Nediza of Thy Bois.
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William F. Taylor
Twila Reinard
Luthersburg
Nebraskan Torpedoed Off Fastnet Sinking Reported
The American steamship Nebraskan was torpedoed and sunk about 40 miles south by west of Fastnet while sailing from Liverpool to Delaware Breakwater. Forty crew members took to small boats and waited for rescue. admiralty ordered torpedo boats to scene. Conflicting reports say it may have struck a mine.
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United Press
London
Nebraska
Liverpool
Delaware
Fastnet
Admiralty
Washington
Wilson
United Press Today
Great Britain
Skinner
State Department
Consul Skinner
American Haitian Steamship Company
San Francisco
Honolulu
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Steamship Company
Kinsale
Quarrel Between Women Ends With Arrest
Constable Reiley arrested Maria Tugia of Bigler Avenue on charges of striking kicking and insulting Mrs Z Roberta after a fight yesterday afternoon. A hearing before Squire Martin is set for this evening at 7. Camp Fire girls hold a picnic today at Bowman Weaver's home on South Second Street.
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Reiley
Maria Tugia
Bigler Avenue
Z. Roberta
Squire. Martin
Camp Fire
Bowman Weaver
South Second Street
Woodland Church Members Host Memorial Day Plans
In Woodland on May 26 the M E church members hosted a Sunday evening gathering with guests from Trinity M E church Clearfield including Booth McCurdy Boyce and H B Powell. P O S A plans a Memorial Day turnout at Clearfield. A Mineral Spring park festival last night was a success and thanks were given to all contributors. Calls for a Woman's Civic Club to address playground work in town. Warns reckless motorists to stop using Woodland streets as a race track after a near accident and notes efforts to curb such behavior.
Two German Airships Raid Paris Opposed by French Planes
Paris reports a night raid when two German airships approached the city with bombs. Six French aeroplanes rose to intercept, driving the intruders back before they could fly over Paris. The attempted attack was confirmed in an official war bulletin last night.
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Paris
Alice
Knights Templar Elect Grand Officers Today
Knights Templar in the commandery elects grand officers for the year with installation planned. Ineligible members are noted and listed among those chosen. officers-elect and ranks are announced as part of the ceremony.
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Knights Templar
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Avibe
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LCC
ANT
Geralas
Samuel Dinon
West Side
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Weather Bureau
Wasiines
Middle Atlantic
Chautauqua
Fred G. Betts
Rommandery
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