Incomplete Washington Party organ details revealed
Fragmentary OCR lists officers of the Washington Party of Clearfield County with names such as Robert H. Lomerville as President and James H. Minds as Vice President and editor roles assigned to Jen E Bisker among others. The garbled text mentions treasurer W. Hess and other names, implying a party publication roster.
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Washington Party
Clearfield County
Robert H. Lomerville
James H. Minds
W. Hess
Marty A. Reed
Mgr
Jen E Bisker
Betcord case mail matter entered at Greerfield Post Office
The item notes that mail matter for the Betcord case was registered at Greerfield Pennsylvania Post Office. It records the postal action as part of the ongoing Betcord case proceedings.
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Greerfield
May 29, 1914 Washington State Political Ticket List
A fragment lists candidates for statewide and regional offices including Gifford Pinchot as U S senator, William Draper Lewis as lieutenant governor, Barry F. Smith for secretary of internal affairs, Frei E. Lewis for Lehigh county, Lex N. Mitchell for Congress at large, Arthur J. Rupley for Cumberland, Anderson H. Walters for Cambria, and Barry Watson for Mercer counties, with counties such as Pike and Allegheny referenced.
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William Draper Lewis
Philadelphi
Barry F. Smith
Allegheny County
Frei E. Lewis
Lehigh County
Congress
Lex N. Mitchell
Jefferson County
Arthur J. Rupley
Cumberland
Anderson H. Walters
Cambrian County
Barry Watson
Mercer County
Washington District Ticket Shows Congressional Race in District 21
Ragged OCR records list Guy B. Mayo of McKean County and Moulthrop of Clearfield County in the Senatorial and district contest for the 4th District with unclear annotations and a reference to Washington District Ticket.
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Congress
Guy B. Mayo
McKean County
Clearfield County
Washington County Advisory Dates and Political Notes
A fragment lists important dates including German Play on June 3, a general election on November 3 and two July Fourth observances in Clearfield. It discusses Washington Party activity in Pennsylvania, Roosevelt’s planned visit to boost Pinchot, and lingering factional tensions among Democrats and Republicans in 1932-33.
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Igh School
Clearfield
Washington party voters discuss primary results and Penrose defeat
The piece argues Progressive principles remain intact despite low turnout in Washington county and cites cooperation from Christians via Home Mission workers. It contends Pearose’s nomination shows influence of standard money and rum interests, urging united effort in November to defeat the monopolists and the Hauer element. Washington voters are urged to join with others to end Penroseism in Pennsylvania.
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Maarfield
Criminal Court
ignor@ice
Washington Party
Progressive Party
Washington
Penrose
Dimmick
Pearose
Friends of Special Privilege
Friends of Honest
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Clearfield Ordered to Stop Sewer Discharge Into Susquehanna
The state health commissioner informs Clearfield borough it must cease discharging sewage into the Susquehanna River by July 1, 1917 or face mortgage enforcement and sheriff’s sale if unable to fund a disposal plant. The order aims to prevent hardship while allowing time to study options and prepare for possible future required treatment.
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Clearfield
Borough seeks lowest water works cost through independent audit
Borough council urges an unbiased accountant to inspect the water company books and report the true cost of constructing and maintaining the works. Citizens may accept the auditor’s figures or pursue another course if they disagree.
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T Company
Dan ‘Connell
Borough Council
Ef’zens
War on Penrose Sparks Pennsylvania Campaign Launch
Washington leaders in Pennsylvania opened a statewide drive against Penrose with a Philadelphia meeting attended by nearly all candidates. Gifford Pinchot began touring statewide to advocate clean government, while Roosevelt’s pledge to back Pinchot boosts district momentum and signals cross party calls for Penrose’s retirement.
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Tenrose
Washington Party
Pennsylvania
Rooswvelt
Spezip
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Lanner
Jesuite
Genater
Fi Faller
Penrose
Washington
Philadelphia
William Flinn
Detrich
Colonel Roosevelt
Gilford Pinchot
Pennsylvana
State Assembly
Unsavory district in Clearfield county faces missionary call
Report speaks of a mixed population along the river near Cataract and Karthaus, alleging lawlessness and moral decline. It describes whites, Indians, and blacks intermarrying, with troubling social outcomes and calls for civilizing missionary work amid fragile order and contested conduct.
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Clearfield
Negra
Cataract
Karthaus
Clearfield County
Littered Streets Draw Notice From City Board
Citizens neglecting to clean up premises after a city request will face attention from the board. A public notice highlights that some side streets remain littered with debris and may provide disciplinary action for those who fail to comply.
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Memorial Day Observance Plans at Clearfield
Fragmented notice outlines Memorial Day observance with services at town, participants to assemble, parade routes, and community remembrance events scheduled across the morning period. Names and precise timings are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a formal remembrance program.
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Clearfield
Post
Gorket
Pennsylvanians seek end to Penroseism with Roosevelts hoped
The piece rails against Penroseism, urges postponing sewage plant enforcement, and notes Kiess and Stokes in a Washington party contest. It praises Roosevelt’s potential Clearfield visit and calls for unity in the Fourth of July events, while critiquing local hospital funding, library needs, and water works issues.
Local Names Mentioned in an Odd Group of Surnames
A fragmentary list includes Mrs Mary Wood and sisters from Clearfield, Mrs Berwindale, plus R S Stine Monegue and a variety of other names including Mr liams Mrs John Grazer Stipa C H Jones and Tyro with no clear event or context.
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Marywood
Clearfield
Berwindale
R. S. Stine
Monegue
New Cup
Altoona
Hoover Reunion Anniversary Celebration
A fragmented notice describes a Hoover reunion and anniversary celebration with mentions of a wedding and a family gathering. The readable fragments reference an address and a lawn delivery but details remain unclear.
Reunion of Relatives at Meek Home in Tyrone
A pleasant reunion of cousins and relatives gathered Wednesday evening at the home of Pru Faehor and Mary J. Meek in Tyrone. The event celebrated family ties with distant kin and traced lineage through Meek and Neyline families, noting connections to Birmingham and Gleafield.
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Prufaehor
Mery
J. S. Meek
Meek
Aml
Sis
Wevting
I Birmiszham
Wen
Ty Bey
Chen
Sirius Mille
Mat
Sprute
Jane
Jonathon
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A. B. Moulthrop
James Mitchell
Washington State
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Washington District Ticket
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Brady Township
Baward Lippant
Lawrence Town
Perty
Nepmhiican
Rmford
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Penn
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Tribane
State Health Department
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Williamsport
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Kiess
Gare
Wright
Penrose Gang
Mlearfield
Chantaugqua
Ryanites
McCormick
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Jackson” Ho
Bousins HY Reunion
John Nevneg
Mest
Tyrone
Wild West
SHOW
Wil Lyem
Lesia
E Cosmopolitan
ANE
Benoritas
Guardes Rurales
Batre
Rough Riders
Fony -Express
Prince Botlovne
Coss
Wounded Knee
Asules
Chaarge
Waverly
Waverly Oil Works Co
Pittsburgh
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