Roosevelt to Speak in Pittsburgh for Progressive Slate
Colonel Roosevelt accepts invitation to address the second annual Progressive conference in Pittsburgh June 30. He plans to campaign in Pennsylvania for Gifford Pinchot for Senate and William Draper Lewis for Governor, saying he will return in the fall to promote the progressive ticket.
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Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Gifford Pinchot
William Draper Lewis
Washington Party
Hoosevelt
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Penrose
Roosevelt
Jef
Oes
Willem Flinn
Piitsuureh
United States Senate
Pinchot
Lewis
Wii
Dean Lewis
Deen
Roosevelt Visit Sparks Crowds at Station
Minutes late, a crowd gathered near the station windows hoping to glimpse Colonel Roosevelt. Dr J William White, Thomas Bobing and other personal friends hurried into a car, followed by reporters and photographers.
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J. William White
Thomas Bobing
Roosevelt
Orchard Demonstrations Draw Wide Public Attendance
Public orchard demonstrations held this spring have been unusually well attended with numerous practical questions. The state service aims to extend into every county in Pennsylvania to improve fruit quality and quantity. Demonstrations start at 1 o'clock on the scheduled date, rain or shine, with one event to be held at the County Home on June a.
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Pennsylvania
Pankhurst released again after hunger strike at Holloway
Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette leader was freed from Holloway under the cat and mouse act after a six day hunger strike. She was rearrested at Buckingham Palace gates and driven away in a taxicab seeking to rally support for the ballot. She faces a three year sentence for inciting bomb threats at Lloyd George's country home.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Sarah Bernhardt III in Paris tour reports illness
Paris dispatches say Mme Sarah Bernhardt, on tour, was seriously ill at Liege. Her son Maurice remained in Paris after a message about her condition, leading to belief the illness was not grave. In another item, a flood near Hatchtown and Piute reservoir swept away farm houses and bridges, with about 10,000 cattle killed.
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Paris
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Liege
Maurice
Mme, Kernhardt
Fiogd
Salt Lake City
Hatchtown
Piute
Tented in Woods: Four Teens Camp Near Mitchells Cabin
Four youths Preston Knight Donald Livingston Keamah Shivery and William Apgar bivouacked in a cabin in Mitchells woods after a Senior ph ile. They prepared breakfast with bread butter and a peck of potatoes before returning Wednesday morning.
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Preston Knight
Donald Livingston
Keamah Shivery
William Apgar
Mitchells Woods
Phile
Jail Lawn Beautified With Flower Bed At County Jail
The jail lawn was beautified on Wednesday by planting a flower bed. Each year the garden attracts hundreds of passersby. It would be advisable for more citizens to take interest in beautifying the grounds as the sheriff does.
Woman Kills Brother in Suspected Self Defense Case
Wilkinston X C May 23 Charged with shooting and killing George P Jordan her brother Sirs Grover Hand arrested near Bursaw according to dispatches received here A shotgun is said to have been used in the killing at the home of the woman's father Hand asserts she shot in self defense The coroner's jury verdict recommended further action
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Wilkinston
X. C
George P. Jordan
Sirs Grover
Hand
Bursaw
Dispatchas
Jury Convicts Clay Heston in West Side Murder Case
The jury in the Heston murder trial convicts Clay Heston of murder in the first degree for the death of Antonio Matafiro on the West Side. Paul Caro and Raphael Mastrini face separate first degree murder trials, with juror lists and defense teams named as the case proceeds. A Black Hand link to Carbone is investigated by officials in Clearfield County.
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Paul Caro
Raphael Mastrini
Antonio Mataftiro
Court House
Heston
Bell
Moore
Hoton
Raphge Mastrini
Antonio Matafiro
Messrs
W. C. Miller
A. L. Cola
A. R. Chase
Welch
Smith
4. H. Woodward
James Cirhone
Matafiro
Attornpr
Carbone
Clearfield County
Wigton
Summer Schedule and Storewide Sale Announced
The notice outlines a June 4 start for a summer schedule at 1130 AM to 3 PM with carrier H J Russel in Gram-Dian Pa. It also advertises a wreath sale at 1.25 and trimmed hats at half price, with a Friday sale on March 29 and continuation of data.
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Returniere
Huerta May Abdicate After News From Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz May 23. An official report says Huerta may abdicate the presidency soon. Washington and General Funston are cited as sources for a big news move with Huerta possibly leaving Mexico City and heading toward Vera Cruz or Puerto Mexico. Reports note Tampico rebels were defeated nearby and Provisional President Huerta was not seen at Puerto Mexico.
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Vera
Huerta
Test
Mestey
Ozee
Washington
General Funston
Vera Cruz
Huerta Tms
Mexico City
Puerto Mexico
Fiulgsartes
Fred Funston
Genera Austen
Fluertas
Tampico
Aes
Huerta Rumored Absent From Mexico City All Day
Reports say Huerta, not seen in Mexico City Tuesday, may have fled toward Europe with authorities unsure of his destination. The city buzzes with speculation as the provisional president’s movements remain unconfirmed while ships like the Ypiranga schedule departures from Vera Cruz to Puerto Mexico.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Les Lees
Europe
Geran Stegner Ypiranga
Vera Cruz
Attending Conclave Emissaries Head to Erie
J Wooedward Bailer of Bettany commandery Knights Templar leads No 8% group with Mrs Crouse Mrs Snedden Mrs McCarty to Erie for the 61st annual Pennsylvania Knights Templar conclave opening Monday. Birthday picnic honors Miss Grace Connelly in Murray's woods includes numerous Connelly Ogden Cozad Leasure attendees. Mrs Keatner dies at 65 in Altoona widow and one daughter survive. Sheriff Mahaffey’s condition worsens with acute Bright’s disease after a bad night. Progress press gear broken halts some paper deliveries.
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J. Wooedward Bailer
Bettany Commandery
Knights Templar
SN. Crouse
John Snedden
DuBois
B. $. McCarty
Crearfielt
Erie
Knights Templar of
Pennsylvsnia
Grace Connelly
Murray's Woods
Margaret, James
Helen Connelly
Mary Mann
Mary Ogden
Ruth Cozad
Lydia Leasure
Lovett Transferred to Johnstown Store Promotion for Lovett
Friends here note J. K. Lovett of the Frederick Piano Co. is transferred to Tolunstown to manage another store. B. B. Smith will succeed Lovett in Clearfield. The firm plans to move from Third Street to the former Stern & Stern room on Second Street near the Dimeling hotel.
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J. K. Lovett
Cleartiein
Frederick Piano Company
Lovett
Tolunstown
Levett
Johnstown
B. BE. Smith
Frederick Piano Co
Altoona
Smith
Harry
Third Street
Stern & Stern
Second Street
Dimeling Hotel
Breeze high school paper promises 43 pages of material
The Breeze, the high school paper, will be released today and touted as the best yet in the region. It contains 43 pages of material intended to entertain and instruct, aiming to connect students with the school, and will cost 15 cents per copy. It goes on sale at the opera house next Monday through Thursday evenings and is also available from any senior.
HOME MISSIONS Opening Session Began in Trinity Church
The annual meeting of the Women’s Home Missionary Society opened in Trinity M. E. Church Clearfield at 11 o'clock this morning and will run to Friday evening. Keynote service led by Mrs. W. L. Woodcock with prayer by Miss Sadie Sheffer and hymn singing. Afternoon program features Rev. Walter M. Jennings from Mt. Vernon delivering a sermon at the Baptist Church on “The Soon Coming of Christ.” Jennings once served Clearfield Baptist pastor 1892–94. readers look forward to his return. A two mile parade for Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch show in Clearfield June 1 draws crowds from thirty miles. Fire at LaJose destroys a two-story frame building owned by Aden Wilson. Harold Wood telegraph operator affected. Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch exhibit promises to portray Native life on Uncle Sam’s reservation. Memorial Day program closes Saturday at moon. CMfemorial Dey Oper Friday night until 10 o’clock.
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The
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Trinity M. & Church Cleareld
Baptist Church
Walter M. Jennings
Mt. Vernon
Washington
LaJose
Aden Wilson
Mahaffey
Harold Wood
Obscure Memorial Day Event With Local Clergy Plans
A fragmentary program lists devotional sessions and addresses from Rev. Salter and Rev. Kelly, plus discussions on training and office erection. It notes Sabbath School associations in Clearfield and surrounding towns, district officers, and an upcoming Memorial Day M C A game in Clearfield. Local notices mention Lauderback Barber closing for Memorial Day.
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Dol Ciine Progressive Party
Wit
Lewin
Dune
W York
West Philadelphia
National Geographical Society
William Drapke Lewis
Allen T. Burns
Allegheny County
George F. Holmes
North Philadelphia
Colonel Moosewsk
Mrs. Pankhurst
Sarah Bernhardt III
Mitchell Farm
Sherif McGlaskey
Clay Hoston
J. W. Mooney
Houtziala
J. A. Adms
Beccaria
Matthew Kender
Ramey
James Surder
Coalport
James Wilson
Bradford
William Wade
Dera
Fred Schenk
Clearfield
Warren Curry
Jordan
James Davis
Miner
Morris
R. Hunter
Merchant
Irvona
E. R. King
Carpenter
Burnside
Austin Davis
Decatur
Frank Lender
Toln
Vera Graz
Funston
Grima
E. S. McCarty
James Keatrer
Bikes 'Keatner
Charles Ammerman
Charfield
James Mahaffey
Bright
J.K. Lovett
Trinity Church
W. L. Woodcock
Sadie Sheffer
Laura Lafferty
Third Ward
Laura
Marwell
Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch
Red Man
Uncle Sam
Moon Cmfemorial
FL Powell
Pri Schest
Important Quest
Seasion
A. Salter
Onden
C. Smith
Kelly
the Holy Land
Frank G. Harris
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
West Side
Méthodist
Episco
Eleventh Street
Episco Pal
Mt. Toy
Episcopal Center
Methodist Episcoy
First Presbyterian
Clearfiel Reedsvilie
Pine Grove
BR. I. Fulton
Paul Deltzel
Sfield
R. M. Haney
Esther. Caldwell
Clear Held
Harry ‘Fulford
Peter Gearhart
Rt. D
Harry, A. Reed
I .E. ‘Quigtes
M. D
Qleartieta
Clearfield Y
GC. A.saseball
Hollidaysl
M.C. A
Colonel Hetrick
Ethel Colbitt
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