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Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1914

Page

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Unthinkable Now Kaiser's Artillery Bombards Antwerp

Berlin reports heavy cavalry fighting on the western front with Infantry less involved. German forces claim capture of Douai with multiple batteries and machine guns. Allies reportedly seek to defend and push back across northern France as fleets advance toward the besieged city. Germany says forces withdraw north of Arras and around Roye as cavalry actions spread toward the sea.

Belgium Antwerp Berlin War Office France Paris Atlas Wion Arras Somme Oise Roye Mihiel Ual Aisne Rheims Meuse Frasce Deats Dousi Kaiser St. Mihiel

Germans Press Antwerp Siege as Allied Forces Hold

Antwerp endures a general bombardment after German demand for surrender is refused. German troops cross Nethe, breach breached forts, and Belgian defense under English protection faces heavy fighting with Belgian and Allied forces countering. Reports note German siege guns firing on Antwerp while Belgians, backed by British navy, refuse to surrender.

Antwerp Nethe Ant- Wert Belgium Berlin London Amsterdam Ostend

British Capture Two Prizes

British ships have brought in the German steamer Tannenfels and the American steamer Rio Pasic as prizes of war. The report notes these captures amid wartime naval actions, reflecting the ongoing prize system of the era.

International Newe Service Hong Kong Tannenfels

Regulation of Auto Horns Follows Borough Meeting

Borough council met at 7 30 last night with full attendance and transacted several items. Treasurer reported 959 22 in treasury. Engineer Hess detailed street improvements including Spruce street sewer South Second street paving and repairs on Second from Walnut to Ogden. Cement base for North Second paving to be finished this week. Third street grading to prevent winter water on sidewalks to be considered next meeting. Solicitor Urey moved an ordinance regulating auto horn use, unanimously adopted. Health board noted three communicable disease cases in September Measles and two Typhoid. James Barton elected to fill council vacancy. Firemen's Relief requested 1 for Frank Shilroth due to Woodsland fire exposure. Carpenter and brick work contracts for Fourth ward house awarded Read more about erection of electric eye measures.

Treasury E. W. Hess Spruce Street South Second Street Second Street Walnut Ogden Avenue North Second Street Burgess Calahan Third Street Urey Board of Health James Barton Messrs Overly and Heck E. &. Buck Barton Firemen's Relief Association Frank Shilroth Woods Geo. Ed

Germans Defeat Russians Capture Prisoners Near Suwalki and Ivennos

Berlin reports a joint operation by Aus trains and German forces along the Vistula repulsing Russians. About 2700 prisoners and a machine gun were taken, with minor Polish engagements yielding 1200 more prisoners west of Ivennos.

Berlin Vistula Suwalki Poland Ivennos

Council directs public property panel to probe fire alarm

Fire alarm was taken up and the committee on public property was directed to investigate the matter and report at the next meeting of council, after which the meeting adjourned.

Clearfield High School Literary Society Meet Tomorrow

The senior class will conduct the first meeting in the assembly room Friday afternoon. Newly elected officers will preside and promise a very interesting program. Visors are cordially invited. Miss Sara Cummings, recently back from Europe and the Holy Land, will address the Trinity Brotherhood on Sunday at 6 30. Ladies invited to attend.

Clearfield High Shool Clase Miss Cummings Brotherhood Sara Cummings Europe Holy Land Trinity

Small Fire at Godfrey John Sons Residence

A minor blaze on the second floor of Godfrey John Sons residence on Dorey Street was discovered this afternoon around 2 20 and extinguished before fire crews arrived. No damage reported. Judge Bell and Judge Singleton Bell assist Judge Whitehead in Lycoming County court cases this week.

Godfrey Johnson Dorey Street Judge Bell Lycoming Singleton Bell Whitehead Lycoming County

Perry Heeman Back In Jail After Escape From Winburne

Perry Heeman, once labeled a bad man, was arrested in West Virginia near Reedy after escaping from Clearfield county jail on September 1. Heeman had been in New York state on robbery charges tied to the Winburne store theft and is now back behind bars, with Sheriff McCloskey credited for recapturing him.

Heeman Winburne Perry Besman Ot Heeman Clearfield Perry New York State Heenan McCloskey West Virginia Reedy

Hardened Crim inal Perry Sought Across States

The sheriff pursued Perry through multiple states, believing him a hardened criminal using several aliases. His determined search culminated in efforts to bring Perry back for trial.

Perry

Local lodge pays $1000 to widow of departed member

The Ancient Order United American Workmen branch paid a $1000 check to Mrs. Lemuel Root, widow of a dying member. At last night’s A U A W meeting eight new members were admitted, with several awaiting admission. Ed E Haman, grand master workman from Pennsylvania, attended. An oyster supper is planned by West Side church Ladies Aid on October 16, tickets cost 25 cents. Nearly 1500 hunter licenses have been issued by Clearfield county treasurer.

Lemuel Root United American Workmen Workmen Ed. Ehaman Workman Pennsylvania Ladies Aid West Side

Eve of the World Series Opens in Philadelphia

Philadelphia hosts the opening of the world series between the Athletics and the Braves with 26 000 capacity at Shibe Park. Fans from many cities flock, tickets resold by hawkers, and prices range from 1 to 5 dollars for seats.

Shibe.Park International News Service Philadelphia Germany Atlantic Shibe Park Philadelphia Athletics Boston Braves Nere Gail National Commission Boston

Urges Defeat of Penrose in State Cries Against Penrose System

Henry Di Berardino, head of the Italian American alliance, denounces Penrose and Penrosism, urging all citizens to oppose his re election. He cites immigrant workers in Pennsylvania facing exploitation, lead poisoning and lack of workmen compensation, blaming Penrose's allies for blocking a sanitation bill.

International News Service Philadelphia Henry di Berardino United States of America Penrose Bath Tub Trust

Two Bombs Dropped in Paris injure three people

An international report states a German aeroplane dropped two bombs over Paris and the northern suburb St Dennis. One bomb injured three persons, while the second did not explode. The item notes movement of Grover Graham family from Clearfield to Jersey Shore.

International News Service Paris St Dennis Jersey Shore Grover Graham Clearfield

Austrian Warships Sunk And 600 Men Lost

More than 600 men were killed as six Austrian warships sank near Dalmatia after hitting submarine mines. Four torpedo boats and two destroyers went down within minutes while scouting for the Anglo French fleet.

Internation! News Service Paris Dalmatia Adoktapa Govacupart

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Nethe River Douai Washington Belgia Len Berethas Opera Swant Reeverdt Borough Council Ofelock Atvet Ff. S. Literary Society East End Perry Heeman McGlaskey Clearfield County Priace Cuba United States Pacific Coast Pinchot
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