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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR item mentions telephones with garbled text and a numeric value. No clear names, dates, or places readable. Summary limited to the available fragment and preserves the unclear OCR context.
The piece notes shifting attitudes in the Exponent and Congress. It cites Congressman Brown from West Virginia pushing to disrupt party plans during the extra session and Senator Chilton's pivot to child welfare legislation amid constitutional questions.
In a critical editorial note the Treasury Secretary McAdoo faces opposition to a new suppression measure. Critics warn it harms public health and essential services and erodes public trust by masking business realities. They argue the policy lowers confidence and may mislead the populace.
A damaged OCR fragment references teen age and public protest events. It mentions a judge and alleged evils in the public sphere, with unclear details about dates or locations. The readable parts point to a social disruption context and a call for examination of authority.
Parkersburg resident Brewler works as a city laborer while Dr E A Fleetwood has returned from Savanoan De J Baotie of Mannington visits. Mr and Mrs Jamee Conson from New York City vacationing with Horace Wells head to French Lick Indiana. Joseph J Wiiklavon of Bridgeport arrives Thursday by Dayton transit via Wheeling after illness through food experiences.
Jurors for the next regular circuit court term begin duty May 12 after May 5 opening. Jury commissioners A K Thom and Carl L Horner issued a list including W Moffett Alonzo Booth I J Stewart EB B Jewett M L Norma B M Cole Estride Nutter Noax Parks F N Sturm Stopher Bassel Isaac Daviseon Lynn S Horner P Hood Ford Orinim Charles Pos W Williams Clyde Reynolds id Coltritl Charles A Boggess B C Clemm J M Swiger Solomon Summerville Lyda Sealey C A Dayiseca Cyrus Thompson J S Pryson Lee Stout James M Coft man A C Tee J J Gusman Dorsey W Oork W H Vangprt T M Keser WV Hy Blake Gordon B Late J J Bryan R T Lawman William Draskin Robert A Garrett Jesse J Mariert J L Madden J A Bro chard M C Sajon Jacob Bloca George M Stout Thurman Byrn Hide John M Combs John Cost
An incident in Traders Alley front of a restaurant led Edward Crickfeld to confess to shooting Charles Maryland in the foot. He appeared before Justice Jackson V. Carter and was bound over to the next grand jury by a $500 bond amid typographical errors in the Telegram misnaming Crutchfield as Crutchfield.
The article notes Pope’s relapse and doctors’ refusal to permit him to read. He exclaimed that such ban proves they must have killed and buried him. The brief item reflects tension over his condition and a dramatic assertion by the Pope.
Federal deputy marshal brought John D. Coleman to jail from Grafton on a capias. He faces June term federal court in Parkersburg for cocaine shipment charges. Fire destroys the Kenale hotel in Wamsleton, with estimated losses around $10,000, most insured.
A fragmented page combines notes on a prize competition with a bank statement for the Union National Bank of Clarksburg West Virginia. The prize scene mentions a diamond ring and contestants eager to win, while the bank section presents a June 1913 balance sheet and auditor attestations.
Dr George I Ross Canton Mass calls the campaign plan a strong push for success urging contestants to secure every subscription during the first voting period. He notes efforts hinge on high participation and a reduced second period to win prizes. B S Shafer Parkersburg transacts business here urging readers to obtain the Prohibition Law pamphlet from A F Combs at the Daily Telegram Office.
Read the advertisements in THE TRLD GRAM to visit stores catering to men. Browse scarfs shirts waistcoats hats canes umbrellas and overcoats as ads steer shoppers to the right shops and to good suggestions.
A fragmented report notes thousands of new lace curtains offered at reduced prices amid a policy shift stirring consumer debate and industry concerns about value and supply.
Fragmentary text shows repeated CURTAINS references with varied prices such as 1,000 and 1.33 and 2.30. The snippet presents a jumble of sale terms, without coherent events, dates, people, places, or organizations to contextualize.
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