McCiockey Leads in County Returns Amid Delayed Official Vote
Official returns for county offices will be tabulated by return judges tomorrow. Unofficial results from last Tuesday show McCloskey ahead for sheriff, Welch leading for district attorney, and Meleb ahead for district attorney with varying margins. Countywide voting was split across tickets, and the judicial campaign nears its end with no immediate new election for ten years.
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McCiockey
Botter
Welch
Ar “Gold
Clearfield
Fourth Ward
Uns Sechebel
McCloskey
Streeney
Aberitt
Coffey
Frey
Arnos
Meleb
Arnold
Bones
Entertained at Cards by Mrs Lawrence Dole
Mrs Lawrence Dole of Nichols Street hosted a Wednesday afternoon card event with out of town guests Mrs Balen Sommerville Arcadia Mrs Robert Sommerville Winburne Ind and Mr Thompson Atlantic City A meeting of the Children's Aid Society is set for tomorrow at 3 30 at Mrs John W Wrigley's home Frank Rafferty former Wall Street resident now in Wharfield hospital is reported somewhat stronger A Round Table conference of superintendents and principals of schools in Williamsport will be held November 7 to discuss educational workers issues
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Lawrence Dole
Nichols Street
Ecards
Balen Sommerville
Arcadia
Robert Sommerville
Winburne
Ind
Thompacn
Atlantic City
Children's Aid Society
John W. Wrigley
Pib- Ho A Shelf
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Marriage Licenses Issued In Several Areas
Aileed A Sloppy of Lawrence township and Ann McKee of Glen Richey receive licenses. Clair Phillips and Nellie L Kla per of Westoverboro are licensed. John Pasterb and Mareranna twarta of DuBois also obtain licenses.
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Aileed A. Sloppy
Lawrence Twrind Ann McKee
Glen Richey
Clair Phillips
Nellie L. Klaper
Westoverboro
John Pasterb
Mareranna Twarta
DuBois
Marriage Licenses Liste Includes Several Couples
Arthur R. Allan of Osceola and Febel Glover of Philipsburg. Louie Alexander Powell and Exma Palburn of Clearfield. H L Wrigley and Florence Deimey of Clearfield. Effie Tatwias Hibartan and Mary.
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Arthur R. Allan
Osceola
Febel Glover
Philipsburs
fLouie Alexander Powell
Exma
Palburn
Clearfield
H.L. Wrigley
Florence Deimey
Effie
Tatwias Hibartan
Mary
Jennie Bailey Birthday Celebration At Fifth Street
On a Wednesday evening friends gathered at Fifth street to celebrate Miss Jennie Bailey's birthday anniversary. About 46 guests attended and spent the evening in lively company. Jennie received many presents and best wishes for a long and happy life. Refreshments were served before guests departed, expressing their regard for her.
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Fifth Street
Jennie Bailey
Jennie
Wedded Wednesday In St Francie Rectory Ceremony
Lloyd Wrigley and Miss Florence Delaney were privately married at St. Francie Catholic rectory by Father Ryan. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s West Front Street home. The couple, with Delaney and Wrigley families, plan a honeymoon by train and will reside in Clearfield after the tour.
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Lloyd Wrigley
Florence
Delaney
St. Francie Catholic
Florence Delaney
Livya Wrigley
Ryan
West Front Street
James
Frank Wrigley
County National, Bank
Wrigley
Clearfield High School to Face Lock Haven in Big Saturday Game
The Clearfield High School football team prepares for a fierce clash with Lock Haven on Driving Park field. Central Pennsylvania ranks 28 teams as strong, and locals are urged to attend and boost the team. The H S play to benefit the athletic association with a November 19 show The Time of His Life.
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Clearfield
Lock Haven
Ttig
Driving Park
Path
Penneylvania
Athletic Association
W C T U President Reelected At Asbury Park Convention
The National W C T U reelected Mrs Lillian Ettevens of Maine as president with 586 votes from 700 represented at Asbury Park. The greatling class starts Monday November 10 at 9 05 PM with senior members invited to attend. due to gym entertainment the Young Ladies class meets at 6 45 PM tomorrow.
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Lillian Mr. Ettevens
Maine
National W. Co. T. U
Real Estate Transfers in Various Townships
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds with different buyers and sellers across Morris Cooper Burnside Curwensville Beccaria Lawrance and Beccaria again. Amounts range from 10 to 1400 dollars. Notable transfers include Albert Brandt to August Rede for land in Morris and Christina Strand to Julius Jonson for land in Cooper two.
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Albert Brandt
August Rede
Morris Two
Christina Strand
Julius Johnson
Cooper Two
Clark Keim
Daniel Keith Tand
Burnside Two
Mary Ann Beck
Hiram Melvin
C. C. McGee
Adam. Hoak
Curwensville
Annie P. Brown
Fred
Brown
Lawrance
A. B. Shaw
Pictures Changed Mails to All Lesbia Picture Houses
A puzzled dialogue between Decaives and Countryman notes a clerk at a hotel lying about changes to pictures sent to all lesbia picture houses. The exchange, cited by London Opinion, hints at dramatic theater gossip and a prelude to revelations at the National Gallery events.
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Decaives
the National Gellery
London Opinion
Carranza seeks Bryan plans on Mexican pacification
General Venustiano Carranza asks Dr. Henry Tupper to relay to Secretary Bryan that armed intervention by the United States would be a grave mistake. He argues the constitutionalists can topple Huerta with arms imports, while Huerta promises an early reply on his presidency as Washington eyes Mexico.
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America
Mexico
Prominte
Washington
Bryan
Poleare
Nogales
Venustiano Carranza
Constitutionalist Revolutionary Movement
Henry Allen Tupper
International Peace Forum
Huerta
United States
Tupper
Carranza
Washington Administration
War Department
Bord
National Guard
State Department
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
O'Shaud
O'Shaughnessy
City of
Wilson Pleased With Election Returns and Tariff Support
Washington reports President Wilson and advisers upbeat about general election returns. They see broad support for tariff and key policies, with New York as the only major Democratic weakness due to Sulzer. Mitchel’s New York victory is noted, but no public congratulations from Wilson are expected for now.
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Washington
Wilson
Leariy
New York State
Sulzer
Jon Purroy Mitchel
Wesun
Wesag
la Mitchel
Mitchel
New York
Fammeny
Boned
Murphy
Bine
York Tate
A Worse Trades Threatened to Court in Horse Swap
A West Side horse trade led to a dispute after Citizen No 1 set up Citizen No 2 by swapping a worn mare for a better horse. No 2 felt deceived and threatened legal action, but returned the horse after nightfall. no further trouble is expected as No 2 retires from horse trading.
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Trig
Hospital report from Clear Hieta hospital September summary
September report shows 159 cases treated at Clear Hieta hospital including 82 male 35 female and 2 children. Medical cases 23 surgical 5 deaths 8 total days 2065 with charity 922 and part day 10 pay 5 totals.
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Clear ‘Hieta
First Flight Sensations and Jovian Facts
The article recalls the vertigo and breathless strain of early flight from a Bleriot school experience, describing puffed cheeks, wind pressure, and the urge to shout while holding steady. It also notes Jupiter’s size and density, its low atmospheric pressure, and the minuscule solar energy reaching its distant realm, with a speculative line about inhabitants.
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C. Mellor
Mellor
Bleriot School
Deaths of a Day: Noted authors and officials pass away
A day of obituaries lists Mrs Emily Huntington Biller author and editor of Little Corporal who died in St Paul. Frank J Young of Wear Nutley N J died in Passaic from injuries after a fall under a train. Frank A Clarkson aged 70 died in Duluth Minn after long illness. Wathan Clarente Horton former captain and city counsel of Orange N J died on his forty fourth birthday. Rev Father Augustine N Stele died in New York after illness. Rev Edmond A Neville, a priest, served in Sedalia Missouri and other cities.
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Emily Huntington Biller
Verge
Little Corporal
St Paul
Frank J. Young
Wear Nutley
N. J
Nutley Lodge of Elks
Passaic
Mr. Young
Belfast
Ireland
Wathan Clarente Horton
Fitch Regiment
Orange
Augustine N. Stele
New York
Church of the Holy Family
Unionport
The
Bronx
Fusion Victory Dominates New York Races in 1913 Election
Fusion candidates led by McAneny and Prendergast won sweeping victories across Manhattan and boroughs. George McAneny and William Prendergast secured large pluralities, while Jacob Murphy's Tammany influence waned as Republicans gained control of the aldermen and assembly. Marcus Marks won Manhattan presidency. Brooklyn backed fusion candidate Lewis Pounds. Historic shift signals end of Tammany Hall dominance and a push for reform in city government.
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Fusion Board of Estimate
McAneny
Prendergast
Manhattan
New York
Tammany Hall
Boas
Murphy
John Porroy Mitchel
Fusion
Board of ‘Estimate
Edward Hi
McCall
Mitchel
Tammany
Assembly
Alexander MacDonald
Franklin County
McCall Mitchel
Hussert
Fun
Boe
Rishmonass
Metz
Marcus M. Marks
Tesion
Borogeh
Thomas Darlington
Brooklyn
Lewis HH. Pounds
Mann
George McAneny
William A. Prendergast
Hearst
Independence
Entertaining local benefit night at Marysville College
A charity entertainment by Mr and Mrs Hipphyaye of the Amer A. R. will be held at 8 pm in the gymnasium. Indian baskets and crafts will be sold after the show. Proceeds support a Marysville College girl scholarship. Tickets 25 cents children, 50 cents adults. Scheduled for November 6.
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Hiphyaye
Amer
A. R
M.C
Marysville
Boy Suffers Hand Injury In School Training Room
Fingers Gut Pooler of Park Avenue was involved in an accident in the mangal training room at the High School on Wednesday afternoon. His left hand was cut by a knife, two fingers sustaining injuries in the incident.
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Pooler
Ea Ponler
Park Avenue
Mangal
Uingera
Interest Grows at Glen Richey Tabernacle Meetings
The Glen Richey Tabernacle meetings draw large crowds with more than 200 conversions already reported. Prayer services continue across districts and in mines, with plans to feed attendees and accommodate distant visitors on the final Sunday as the campaign nears a strong close.
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Glen Richey Tabernacle
Sweeks
Christ
Tabernacle
Shacks Test. Movable teeth reference appears in fragment
The readable text mentions movable teeth and a shark in a fragmented note. No clear event or persons are identifiable. further context is needed to craft a proper news item.
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Shacks
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Frank A Clarkson
Duluth
Minn
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Perry's Milla
Edmond A. Neville
Coachola Shitpital
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Chinneal
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Ladies' Home Journal
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Gee
W. Johnston
Second Street
Ima
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New York City
Staken
Riverside Drive
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