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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1914

Page

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Driven by Big Russians Clear Path for March on Berlin

Petrograd dispatch says Cracow, Galicia’s strongest Austrian position, evacuated, opening a Russian march on Berlin. Berlin reports 1000 Russian guards and three Cossack detachments captured. German forces reinforced Kluk’s wing near Paris. Soukhomlinov notes nine days of hard fighting south of Lublin with heavy Austrian losses, including a complete Austrian center division.

London Reuter Petrograd Cracow Galicia Berlin Maubege von Kluk Paris Soukhomline Vistula Bug Rivers Lublin

Frederick Palmer Named War Correspondent for British Expeditionary Force

Frederick Palmer, famed war correspondent, is designated to accompany Britain's expeditionary force in Europe. Named by Secretary Bryne Mie, Palmer joins as the American representative, with anticipated dispatches on August 12 from Liverpool. He has long been trusted for vivid reporting and fiction writing, including his recent work The Last Shot.

Frederick Palmer Bryen Ae Ome Kan Nie United States Department of State Enly de Ciee Frederik Palmer Perionce Rot Palmer Adern Liverpols Affilirco Western Newspaper Union

War Fever in American Life as News and Stage Portrayals

A New York press analysis shows broad wartime influence across media and culture. It notes daily headlines, extra editions, and theater signals of war hunger, with vaudeville and burlesque acts infusing martial themes and war imagery in performances. The piece hints at public unease and obsessive attention to distant conflict.

International None Service New York United States Europe Earth Mars Atlantic Longacre Square Dians

Peace Conference May Have Good Result

A former American Diplomatic Corps member hiding his name to IN S shares cautious optimism on a peace conference outcome within a very short time. The note notes Kuhn, Loeb & Co head Jacob Schiff is in Washington as efforts to eject peace proceed.

New York American Diplomatic Corps International Feckad Jacob Schiff Kuhn, Loeb & Co Washington

Missionary Society Meets and Transacts Business

The Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Colin Weig home on lower Hill. Officers elected for the coming year include Miss King as president Mrs Jennie Walker as corresponding secretary Miss Newling as treasurer and Miss Masud Powell as secretary. Miss Sing was chosen as delegate to the Johnstown branch meeting. Mengus Conway purchased a 3000 piano at Fredericks Plant store for his daughter Edna.

Colin Weig Lower Hill Miss King Jennie Walker Cretary Newling Masud Powell Miss Sing Johnstown Mengus Conway Pias Fredericks Pland Edna

Original Route Followed Through Clearfield County Tour

County chairman John W. Barratt announces the Washirston party will follow the original route from Philipsburg on September 15 visiting towns in Clearfield County. A big night meeting is planned in DuBois September 16 with a 7 PM gathering.

Philipsburg Clearfield County DuBois John W. Barratt Washirston Detrich Pischot Byrne Ieut Cleafield Cousin Philipshurz A. M Osceela Jivtadare Ramey Seicke Gap Madera Dore Glendzvena Cosrport Curversville Lathersburg Dui Beis

Australian Troops in Canada Pass Through for Eastern Ports

Dispatch from New York reports that 150000 Indian troops are passing through Canada or embarking for eastern ports on the steamship Stephano from St John’s. The British Indian contingent in France totals about 6000 with around 130 artillery pieces including field guns and howitzers.

Iy International News Service New York Stephano St. John’s Cannda France

Pathfinder Sunk by a Submarine

International News Service reports the Fi ervisey Pathfinder was sunk by four German submarines Rowas at 6 rst, with earlier word that it had been sunk by a mine. Local notes mention union meetings, club gatherings, and a notice for members to attend events on Reed Street Tomorrow.

International News Service London Rowas United Mine Workers Union Ofices Reed Street West Side Athletic Club

TWN Candidates On One Platform Brumbaugh Tied To Penrose Machine

Philadelphia dispatch notes Brumbaugh and Penrose campaign together as Republican nominees for governor and U S senator. Washington party chair A Nevin Detrich says the pair were raised in the same incubator and will stay together. Brumbaugh cites discussions with home folks and educators in Richmond. Continues on page five.

Philadelphia Crow Beies Penrose Martin G. Brumbaugh United States A. Nevin Detrich Washington Party Penrose Brumbaugh the Kelb

Right Wing of Kaiser's Army Still Retreating

Reports indicate the right wing of Kaiser’s army continues a retreat as Allied forces press advance. The article notes German resistance plans and a focus on slowing the pursuit in the theater of operations.

Kaiser Paris Armiga Sverr Ing Hay Luneville Ville French War Office France Sesame Pas de Calais Uhlans Louvre Alt Limes Lomion Alt Alomge Pacis

Arthur Johnson in Philipsburg interview with Progress

An interview with Arthur Johnson of Lubin Film Manufacturing reveals his global fame as a mover in the motion picture world. The Progress reporter recalls meeting Johnson after the Philipsburg train collision and recounts his candid responses about the industry and his career amid a vivid travel narrative.

The Progress Arthur Johnson Lubin Film Manufacturing Company Johnson Philipsburg New York Tyrone Zace Mr. Jenson

Dr Lewis Withdraws in Favor of McCormick

Philadelphia September 10 William Draper Lewis Washington party nominee for governor told the state committee he would resign to allow anti Penrose voters to unite behind one candidate. The move followed a daylong conference with Washington party leaders from across the state and was not a resignation deal with the Democrats.

Progress Philadelphia William Draper Lewis Washington Party Washington Party State Committee Washington Doctor Lewis

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