Allies Claim 100 Have Made Some Progress In War
The report states allied forces gain but battle in Belgium and France remains undecided. Austria claims 10,000 Russians captured in East Prussia as German counter offensives are checked. Night attacks near Craonne fail with 2,000 killed and wounded to allies 200. Russians progress in Galicia and heavy fighting continues along the Yser line. Also notes a hospital debt payoff campaign with a $25,000 pledge from Mr. A. W. Lee. Two boys killed in Cambria in a hunting accident.
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East Prussia
Caronne
Kaiser’s ‘J Rzops
Iy International
Paris
Belgium
Cambrai
Arras
France
Yser
Aisne
Dixmude
Galicia
Sambor
Eest Prussia
Appe
Craonne
London
Amsterdam
Iorthwestern
Board of Directors
A. W. Lee
Enographers Wanted by the U S Government
The United States civil service commission reports a shortage of male stenographers and typewriters in federal service, especially in Washington. Young men willing to work for two years have strong chances of appointment. Examinations are held privately at 400 major cities, with applications filed in Washington for details and forms.
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United States
Civ Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Prayer service and parish notices from Hev. ANenbachrs absence
Rev Brown will conduct the mid hjerk prayer service at the Lather tehurch in Hev. ANenbachrs absence tonnput. Lawrence Barratt, Ehier Walters and J. H. Bennett started his cheri dee in aulioretide to spend the winter in Jacksonville. Mloride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Brown
Lathertehurch
Hev
Anenbachrs
Tonnput
Lawrence Barratt
Ehier Walters
J. H. Bennett
Aulioretide
Jacksonville
Mloride
Senator Clap Speaks in McKean County at Grand Theatre Bradford
The last Washington party meeting in McKean County drew a packed audience at Bradford's Grand theatre. Local candidates Lewis Emery and Guy B. Mayo spoke as Senator Moses E. Ciapa of Minnesota addressed attendees, keeping all eyes on him from 8:30 to 11. No one left early, and the crowd was highly attentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Party
McKean
Grand Theatre
Bradford
Lewis Emery
Guy B. Mayo
Moses E. Ciapa
3Linnesota
Chipp Sret
Ito
Roosevelt greeted by thousands at three campaign stops
Lancaster on October 28 reports Colonel Roosevelt spoke to three thousand people at York, about two thousand five hundred listened to Meir at Colombia, and ten thousand turned out for Taft, with broad enthusiasm noted across events.
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Roosevelt
Progress
Lancaster
Roosevelt J
York
Meir
Colombia
Bank President Shot By an Ohio Attorney
A bank president in Ohio was shot by attorney Charles Gilmer interiorally injuring him in the abdomen and leg. The attacker, named in reports as Dr. Ab tomer, fled the scene as authorities investigated the motive and the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
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Ohio
News
Swebenville
Abtomer
Charles Gilmer
Sista
Ie Unisis
Edison Battery May Exd Sub Marine Peril
United States navy experts reviewing the storage battery developed by Thomas A Edison report an improvement over the submarine power plant previously used. The finding comes from Edison in New York dated October 26.
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Edison
Thomas A. Edison
New York
U. S.navy
GURWENSVILLE ttleber Test and Grading Summary
The Gsceda High School football team played Curversville High on Saturday afternoon, losing 19 to 6 in a home game described as one of the greatest ever on the grounds. The match began at 3 o'clock with Sivesia winning the toss to defend the east goal. Martied at the Methodist parsonage, Curversville, Oct 26, list names and home details follow. a homecoming at Philipsburg planned after ten days.
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Gsceda
Curversville High School
Az Ferea Robinson
aGiare
Sivesia
Martied
Curnersvilla
Raymond Young
Mise Elen Cranshaw
Phillssturg
Political Advertisement for Local Option in Clearfield County
Voters of Clearfield County are urged to support local option. The candidate says the Liquor League did not back them in primaries or the coming general election and affirms advocacy for local option as their stance when elected State Senator. Endorsed by Dem county committee. October 28, 1914.
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Clearfield County
Liquor League
C’narfield County
Patte Cheihe
Grampian Burgh News Briefs and Local Notes
Local items note Grampian families visiting and guests from Picairn and Coycée. Mentions A. N. Walker and J. B. Decker overseeing life insurance efforts. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Spuncer each have two children. J. L. Cleaver visits Stailay Heller Bloom from W. Va. The Grampian camp continues as the British admiralty issue looms and a German motive is suspected.
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Chirk Parsons
Picairn
Minimitt Hoover
Coycée
Kafers
Mie
A. N. Walker
J. B. Decker
Alionis
E. A. Spuncer
Eac
J. L. Cleaver
Heller Bloom
Trum
W. Va
Grampian
Farewell Reception By First Bible Class
A farewell reception was held by the first Bible class with seventeen members present. Mrs. Vhe and Mrs. Oe leg led remarks and thanked attendees for their support during the year.
Woman's Club Discusses Child Welfare and Christmas Toy Drive
In Clearfield the Woman's Club met with President Mrs George Reet presiding. Prof Zeriuss urged efforts to eliminate social evils beginning with children, stressing moral nurture from birth to age seven. Members planned a Christmas toy drive for needy local children and discussed housing improvements, with a yearbook to be completed by the next meeting in two weeks.
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Waniais
George Reet
Srn
Charles Kur
Zeriuss
Permientent
City Schiools
Woman’s Club
Seatfield Pride
Asiat
Tot
Devioss
Clearfield
Mine Accidents Decrease In Last Quarter
A report by James and Rod erick for the Quartier ending September 30 shows a notable drop in mine accidents over the past three months. In soft coal regions there were 102 fatal accidents, down 52 from 1913, while in anthracite regions 137 fatal accidents occurred, 12 fewer than the prior year.
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James
Roderick
Elie
Jury Draw for November Term in Pittsburg District Court
United States jurors from county were drawn for the November term in Pittsburg. Jury commissioner George C. Burgwin and acting clerk GL Reviger oversaw selections. Twenty three grand jurors and 180 petit jurors were chosen with first names listed for various panels.
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United States
George C. Burgwin
United State
GL. Reviger
W. T. Linrises
Ohat
Pittsburg
Grant
Pet
Sre
Fron Orr
Petey Mayer
Ryler
DuBsia
Bilger
Grampian
Hortziaie
Frank Ronald McCreigh
George W. Newcomb
Houtzi
W. A. Chase
James A. McPherson
Clearfield Fld
Wilian Reansier
RuBets
Roosevelt Birthday Rallies Draw Huge Crowds In Western Pa
Colonel Roosevelt tours western Pennsylvania celebrating his birthday amid 40 000 cheering coal and steel workers. He assails Penroseism and Brumbaugh with Pinchot as the sole anti Penrose candidate. He urges voters to back Pinchot and to reject Penrose and his allies while praising Gifford Pinchot. An American Society woman, Mrs Craig Biddle, is reported arrested in Germany as a spy. Also a local car listing and ad note appear.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Steel Omills
Tsuly
Gifford Pinchot
Senate
Penrose
Tittle
Penrose Is i
Pennrose
Brambaugh
Penvoze
Allegheny
Washington
Fayette
Westmoreland
Cambria
Blair
Fountain Square
Uniontown
Altoona
East
West
Point Marion
West Virginia
Fairehkance
Youngwood
America
Brumbaugh
Pinchot
Pen
Rose
Palmer
Goew
Dor
United States
Pensylvania
Tha
Coronel
Amnturican Society
Germany
AS. A
Craig Biddle
Newport
Switzerland
American Liner Held by British War Ships
Washington reports British war ships detained the American liner Kroonland en route to Naples from New York. The Kroonland, an American-hatted ship, carries fifteen tons of copper cargo. No reasons for the detention have been received by the American consul or the State Department.
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Washington
Red Star
Kroomland
Gibraltar
State Department
Kroonland
New York
Naples
Forty-Seven Bodies From Royalton Mine Rescue Train
Royalton Tennessee and DuBois Journal report forty seven bodies recovered from the Royalton mine by noon as crews search for more. An underground fire continues to rage while rescuers, aided by a special train from Dubois, plan to Clearfield and back. Women and children kept vigil through the night as the tragedy unfolds.
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Clearfield
Dr. Gregory
First Presbyterian Church
BaBois
DuBois Journal
International
Royalton
Ths
Deven
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Accaderis
Wonder Mar Femendors
Regis Rowell
Lis Kun
U. S
Senator Clap
Mckean County
Boston Transcript
Maud
Ethel
Parsons
Eastnn Transcript
Baltimore American
Job
Gurwensville
Chay. Dem. Co. Co
Ace Louis
Battenberg
Lomion
Ares
Agatssy
Triscke
Pinte Louis of
Pattenbers
Mrs. Ure
Zerfass
Vondivinns Estatiuz
United States Court
Penroseiam
Pemrose
Senator Crow
Crow
Flanders
G. W. Ballock
Reed Street
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