Bipartisan Interests Target Democrats in Colorado Fight
The article argues an "invisible government" works impartially to buy influence for its schemes. It cites Colorado efforts to unseat Senator Thomas in the Democratic primary, funded by big corporations seeking to defeat him. It notes a shift toward amalgamation with Progressives and Republicans to regain control.
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Shooting of Albright Boy In Boggs Township Sparks Conflicting Tales
Reports vary on the Boggs township shooting of an Albright boy on Saturday. One account claims the youths were hunting a weasel when a gun discharged by accident. Another version suggests one boy killed himself intentionally.
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Albright
Progreas Yesternty
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Appointments of Clarion District in Erie Methodist Church
The Erie district annual conference at New Castle closed its work. Clarion district listings include Du Bois with superintendent Dr J Bell Neff, Brookville G 31 Hughes, DuBois First Church D A Platt, Moun Zion Co T Greer, Second Church R J Montgomery, Falls Creek C J Zetler, Luthersburg E D Thompson, Punxsutawney First Church B B Ginarder, Grace C H Quick.
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Erie
Methodis
Episcopal Church
New Castle
Clarion
DuBois
J. Bell Neff
du Bois
Brookville
Hughes
Luthersburg
ED. Thompson
Puntsutawney
First Church
B. B. Ginarder
Grace
C. H. Quick
Preacher Dr Swartz Back in Town at Trinity Church
Rev Dr M E Swanz of York Pennsylvania preached at Trinity Methodist on Sunday. He was formerly pastor of the local Methodist church and drew a modest crowd.
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M. E. Swanz
York, Pa
Trinity Methodist Church
Swarts
Methodist Church
Miss Corbin to Speak at Trinity Mission Meeting
Miss Corbin national field worker in missionary causes will speak at Trinity M. E. Church tonight in the lecture room. All interested in missions invited. Dr G Edmund Mauk of Woodland will be away the week of September 2 for the Pennsylvania Medical meeting in Philadelphia. Dr Cowdrick of Glenrio will respond to calls for Dr Maak during the latter's absence September 16-3.
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Women’s Mission Society
Trinity
Women’s Missionary Society of Trinity
M.elchure
Miss Corbin
G. Edmund Mauk
Woodland
Pennsylvania Medical Meeting
Philadelphia
Cowdrick
Glenriela
Maak
Butter winner Anna Reed tops August samples in contest
Mrs. Anna C. Reed of Clearfield tops August butter samples at State College. Her entry scored 192.5 points of 200 with marks for body, color, and style all high. The dairy instructor praised the butter as clean and sweet and congratulated Reed on an excellent showing.
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Anna C. Read
Clearfield
State College
Mra. Reed
DuBois Citizen Disrupts Socialist Meeting
A man in the crowd at a socialist speech in DuBois Monday interrupted the gathering with questions and inflammatory remarks. The speaker invited him to speak, he abused Socialists, nearly causing a riot, but organizers kept order and the disturbance ended with an apology.
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DuBois
Socialia
Alleged Sneak Thief Lodged In Prison In Clearfield
A printer from Altoona using the names Charles Barrett and Charles Burke is said to have traveled to Clearfield and stolen various wearing items, assembling enough wardrobe for winter. Constable Reilly pursued him and he is now imprisoned.
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Altoona
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Charles Burke
Clearfield
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Burke
Reilly
Borough Council Adopts 35 Minute Session and Sewer Plan
The borough council met briefly to discuss budget and projects. Reports from department heads noted August fines totaling six dollars and a treasury balance of twenty thousand five hundred twenty one dollars and forty six cents. The Bigler avenue sidewalk curb project was approved and a sewer under rail tracks agreed with the Pennsylvania railroad. A kitten was killed by a car at Third and Market streets.
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McHenry
Whiteman
Bigler Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brewer Roes Sner Killings Case Goes To Court
One year after the shooting of Brewer Roes Sner by John Keel er, the accused man remains in jail awaiting a decision on whether he will be hanged or have his sentence commuted to life imprisonment.
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Brewer Roessner
John Keeler
Union Evangelistic Association organizes Glen Rishey meetings
The Glen Rishey pastors unite as Union Evangelistic Association to lead October evangelistic meetings in twelve districts. W. K. Hamilton and Prof. F. F. Leonard direct events with 24 weekly sessions, plus Sunday union services. Local officers and committees are chosen. Coroner Follum in DuBois has not finished the Huff case inquest. a Penfield evidence trip may occur later this week.
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Union Evangelistic Association
Glen Richey
Union Evangelistic Associaton
W. K. Hamilton
Sabeha Kansas
F.F. Leonard
Urbana
Follum
DuBois
Huff
Penfield
Debt wiped out after sermon at Trinity M E church
Rev Dr Swartz sermon led Trinity M E church to erase the remaining debt of 32,500, a gratifying outcome for the congregation. The appeal moved members to resolve the financial obligation and celebrate the victory for the church's finances.
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Dr. Swartz
Trinity M. BE
Preparations for Punxsutawney Fair Meetings Begin
The Movement was inaugurated at a Sept 2 mass meeting in a Presbyterian church. Officers and committee heads were named including Prof. J M Rowles executive, Ray P Berry secretary, W E Miller building, Rev W J Waters music, Carl Lewis finance, Arch Johnson advertising, Enoch Grice usher, John Reay light and heat, with local Clearfield citizens involved. The fair association plans to attend and host events beginning today through Friday night.
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Presbyterian Church
J. M. Rowles
Ray. P. S. Berry
W. E. Miller
Clearfield
W. J. Waters
Punxsutawney Agricultur
O. B. Poulson
Ecomal Fair Association
Carl Lewis
Arch Johnson
Enoch Grice
Usher
John Reay
Union prayer meeting draws largest crowd in Bryer town
On September 10 a union prayer meeting gathered at the Primitive Methodist church led by Rev. C. B. Poulson, described as the town’s largest Bryer meeting in years. The event announced a twelve-district canvas for future college prayers, listing leaders Kerstone Robert Palmer, O’Shanter IFL McClell, Gen Richey Richards, Benj. Meamings, Liman Hoyt, and Rees Brown for Mt Calm.
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Primitive Methodist Church
C. B. Poulson
Kerstone
Robert Palmer
O'Shanter
IFL McCie
Richey ‘Richards
Benj. Meamings
Liman Hoyt
Calm
Rees Brown
County Bar Acts Pays Respects to Late David Herron
At a Clearfield county meeting the bar association mourned the death of D S Herron Esquire of DuBois. President T H Murray led the session with resolutions praising his character and service. Addresses were delivered by W C Peetz A L Cole and A H Woodward.
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Clearfield Paw Association
T. H. Murray
A. H. Woodward
D. S. Herron
DuBois
W. C. Peetz
A. L. Cole
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Bride-to-be honored at Mariam Bigler luncheon
Miss Mariam Bigler gave a luncheon Saturday afternoon at her Second Street home in honor of Miss Alice Bigler. Alice will wed John Provost of Pittsburgh soon. About 50 guests attended, with decor of ferns and white asters and bells of flowers concealing gifts as Alice entered. Several guests came from Curwensville.
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Mariam Bigler
Second Street
Alice Bigler
John Provost
Pittsburgh
Alice
Curwensville
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