Wardens Criticized For Failing Duty Protecting Game
Local hunters allege state game wardens ignore violations and even shoot game near preserves. Reports claim wardens hosted hunts at cabins, failed to identify culprits, and allowed deer to be killed and left in woods. Critics blame Secretary Kelbfus and wildlife staff for harming the state's hunting integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais-County
Rang- Ra
Tade Game Commission
Aime
Ge Wa Asia
Wardea
Kelbfus
Hanters
Convention power struggle in Republican party
Washington reports a power struggle within the Republican ranks as bosses seek to control nominations and delegates. The national committee debates authority to call a convention and to alter representation, with implications for party rehabilitation and the upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atole
Taft
Thig
Republican Party
The
Progressive Party
Helen
National Committee
Republican National Committee
Mothers Meeting at Fourth Ward School Draws 115 Women
Friday evening about one hundred and fifteen women attended a Mothers Meeting in the Fourth ward schoolhouse. Teachers arranged the event to boost cooperation among child, parent, and teacher. Principal Harry L. Kriner welcomed visitors and encouraged school visits. Superintendent Geo. F. Zerfons spoke on pupils, parents, and teachers, stressed regular attendance, and the gathering ended with puzzles, refreshments, and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth, Ward
America
Harry L. Kriner
Two Murder Gases Down For Trial In December Term
Two men charged with murder will be tried at the December term of criminal court. Frank Huff is accused of shooting and killing his wife at Penfield while William Kur rie faces charges for killing a man named George at Sterling in a fight among Arabians. The term also lists numerous assault and battery, embezzlement, fraud, false pretense, and related charges against many individuals, with cases including riot, larceny, and other offenses awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Huff
Penfield
William Kurrie
George
Sterling
Don B. Kline L. QO
Warrick
Wendell Lucas
Frank Stronk
Theo Davis
Clyde Ankay
Amena Borak
W. Ferguson
Wee Fey Thames
Schuring
Wallace Moore
Merritt Fink
Alike ‘Herminios
Barr Kemp
Fred Gallagher
Frank ‘Youss
William Reed
Homer Hellopeter
Fry Cameron
Herbert Kline
Andy Anderson
Charles Thowpace
Paul Webb
Freda H. Thompson
Theo. Davin
Miller Bailey
Willigu
Haley
C. P. Yontext
A J. Murphy
William Kramer
Michael Henle
Stave Hesista
George Haltemar
Thomas Southern
Allen C. Wilson
Thomas M. Forcey
Hiraz George
Esper George
Borak George
Willer Kearns
Larceny
Anthony Yutmisky
A Tale of Old Japan plays in Clearfield by local choir
In a difficult but beautiful work, the Choral society presents A Tale of Old Japan with performances featuring Norwalk Nashua Indianapolis and Lima. Lovers of music should not miss Tuesday night at the opera house in Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Connecticut
Nashua
New Hampshire
Indianapolis
Lima
Ohio
Clearfield
Opera House
Readers urged to study every page of Progress today
Readers are asked to read carefully every page of the Progress. Inside pages feature Rex Beach short story a chapter of Within the Law and an advertisement for A Tale of Old Japan. The four outer pages contain public news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beach
Evans to Preach Tomorrow at Bradford M E Church
Rev Dr S B Evans of Tyrone will preach tomorrow at 11 o'clock in Bradford M E church. He will also speak at Stemeville chi at 6 o'clock and Woodland chi at 1 30 in the Ge evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Evans
Tyrone
Bradford M. E
Stemeville
Woodland
Brotherhood Reorganizes at Trinity M E Church Meeting
The Trinity M E Church Brotherhood reestablished its structure with Dr. Resider’s invocation and a reception. Dr. Benner and Thos H. Murray spoke on faith and the New York Christian Advocate. W M Boyce elected president with Leslie Stewart, Joseph Phillips, and R D Hyde as officers. three more vice presidents to be named. Members anticipate rapid growth and future services led by H J Flegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Trinity M. E. Church
Whch
Fhtadias
H. B. Powell
C. Bruce Porter
The
Brotherhood
Resider
Lundh
Ben- 4Er
Thos
H. Murray
Murray
New York Christian Advocate
Methodist Church
W. M. Boyce
Leslie Stewart
Joseph Phillips
R. D. Hyde
H. J. Flegal
Trinity Church
License Fees for Roads and Game Funds Questioned
A suit challenges the constitutionality of dedicating all automobile license revenue to the state highway department for road work and questions whether hunters licenses income can fund bounties on wild animals and birds as well as game propagation. The auditor general's department says both actions rest on the same principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department For
Auditor General's Department
Legislature Date Delays on Hunters License Funds Suit
A legal battle over revenues from hunters licenses delays allocations to the highway department and game commission. The suit challenges the legislature’s appropriation of funds exceeding 80 000 from licenses, with amended filings expected after January 1. The aud itor general pauses payments while the court weighs whether the act violates the appropriation statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Auditor General's Department
Game Commission
Auditor Generali
Mrs Sarah Johnson Celebrates Ninety-First Birthday
Sunday at her home corner Cherry and Second Streets Mrs Sarah Johnson widow of Isaac Johnson celebrated her ninety first birthday. Her son and daughter gave gifts and made the day pleasant. She remains active, sewing by hand and doing housework despite age. Her children include Job Johnson Wichita Kansas Sallie Nisby Kansas Charlee Seattle Washington Fred George and Eliza at home Eagar and George Johnson and wife private secretary to the president of the South Dakota college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Johnson
Isaac Johnson
Cherry and
Second Streets
Johnson
Jodgson
Job Johnson
Wichita
Kanes
Sallie Nisby
Kansas
Charlee Seattle
Wash
Fred
George
Mias
Eliza
Eagar
George Johnson
South Dakota College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Dog killed by Gearhart found rabid in Center area
Constable Moore received a telegram from Philadelphia stating the dog killed by Young Gearhart near Center was rabid. A moral note follows about good in every man, hidden by indifference.
Life ends of blind contractor Alf on Logan
Alf on Logan of Market Street was found dead in bed on Tuesday night after reportedly drinking carbolic acid. He had been blind for eleven years and grew despondent, leaving behind an adopted daughter, a sister and a brother. The community was shocked by his sudden death and funeral plans were set for Saturday. Also, Edward A Anderson and Beulah L Greezland were married in Cumberland Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonzo Logan
Market Street
Eoat
5. D. Bailey
Mr. Logans
Mr. Logan
Logan
3. Livingston
Clearfield
Alfred Logan
Lee Joplin wedding in Louisville Kentucky
The CourterJournal reports the November wedding of Asbury W. Lee Jr. of Clearfield Pa and Miss Jane Joplin of Louisville Ky at the bride's father's home in Highland Avenue. The ceremony was officiated by Rev George Adams Joplin with close family present. Lillian Lee was maid of honor William Wrigley best man Charlottes Letcher ringbearer. A buffet supper followed and the couple planned a monthlong stay in Asheville before settling in Clearfield Pa. Out of town guests included Asbury Lee Sr John Wrigley Margaret Wrigley William Wrigley Ella Goodfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
CourterJournal
Louisville
Kentucky
Asbury W. Lee, Jr
Clearfield
Jane Joplin
Asbury Wright Lee
Clearfi'd
George Adams
Highland Avenue
Lillian Lee
William Wrigley
Charlottes Letcher
Shelbyville
Second Robber Caught in DuBote Jewelry Store Robbery
Walter Gallagher, accomplice of Peck Haney, was arrested by Officer Jeffrey after three jewelry stores were entered Monday night in DuBote. A third man named Carly Handla is suspected of involvement. He will be brought to the county jail today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
Jeffrey
Walter Gallagher
Peck” Haney
DuBote
Carly” Handla
Bemea
Contributions to the Clearfield Hospital Fund Record
A reader friendly summary lists multiple donors to the Clearfield Hospital Fund as reported by the men’s auxiliary. Contributors include Clay Product Co of Clearfield, A. E. Leitainger, H. W. Croft of Pittsburgh, Ed. W. Rovensner, H. B. Powell, H. Hinterleitner, John B. McGrath, J. Mia, Loyd Lindemuth, Pete Moyer, and dozens more from Clearfield and nearby towns. The roll reflects pledges and subscriptions, with figures noted for Clay Working Co. and other local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Working Company
Mra. H. W. Croft
Pittsburgh
Paterson Clay Product Co
Clearfield
A. E. Leitainger
A. H. Lewin
Curtwensynl
B. Powell
W. Rovesner
Clearfield ‘Clay Working Co
HL. Patterson
Driggs
H. £. Hinterleitner
Clearti
Mahaffey
John B. McGrath
Houtedale
W C. Langeford
H.B. Swoope
Madera
Ees
T. Davis
L. BR
Browne
T. Huston
Hartswick
Frank G. Harris
H. B. Whiteman
Mia
Daniel Leipold
Cleafield
Loyd Lindemuth
Johnstown
Pete Moyer
Kylertown
LL McQuown
Sewer Pipe Works Progress at Clearfield Plant
Work at the Clearfield sewer pipe plant proceeds well with about 125 men employed. The plant operates smoothly, kilns function reliably, and production is in strong demand, supporting plans for expansion and housing for workers. Superintendent C. C. Austin notes steady daily output and the project boosts local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Aeugamoothly
C. C. Austin
Gutam
Fedustries
A Plea for Children Aid Society Appeal for Help
A fragmentary plea urges support for the Children’s Aid Society on Thanksgiving Day. The governor proclaims November 27 as a day of thanks while the society asks the public to donate cash and clothing to aid neglected and displaced children, seeking funds to place them in homes and prevent crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid Society
Childrena’ Aid Society
Childrens Aid Society
Atredho
House of Correction
Fragmentary local item on risk and living wall project
Unclear notes describe a risk related story about a living wall project and a first phase. The readable text mentions Pomshly and a person context but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Molaters OF
Shlicen
Fourth Ward
Huff
Kurrie
Church Services
Trinity
M. E
the Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia
Alfonso Logan
Cumberland
Edward A. Anderson
Beulah L. Greezland
Brisbin
Louisville, KY
Wise
Clearfield Hos
Pital
Aid Society
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