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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

3

Republican Precincts Elect Delegates Under 1912 Rules

Voting will open at designated precincts across districts for Republican delegate elections. Voters must reside in their precinct to cast ballots, with a 2 April 10 deadline to file as a candidate along with a $10 payment to the county committee treasurer to seek a delegate seat.

Maranville Seto Ouse Ayers Munday O'Greek Asveg O'Slack Taid Eléotlim Fay Esd Uxhe Republican County A. K. Thorn Wade Cormman

Adamston Loses Twice in Gore Alley Duck Pin League Debut

The Gore Alley Duck Pin League opened Tuesday night with Adamston losing two of three games. Louis Doom, Harrj baugh team captain, posted the high average, while Captain Knapp of the Helated team led individual scores.

Adamston Harbaugh Oil Company Louis Doom Harrjbaugh Knapp

Last Day For Toon Licenses Applications

In a terse notice the sheriff warns that the final day to submit Toon licenses is near. The text notes the deadline falls in the middle of the year and references conditions for applications and related court timing. The fragment references local officials and the administrative process.

Rapib von Tind

Wyoming County License Applications Advised Deadline

The state tax commissioner announced that licenses for five counties including Wyoming must be applied for thirty days before the license court. Applicants must pay $1000 at application time by money order or certified check. The notice, from the sheriff, emphasizes state licensing procedures and deadlines.

Adamston Crimin Coartmeton Knapp Ble Dome of Orgers Poate Drake Lcense Garr T Davis Mal Mary Crisa Baltimore

Supreme court of appeals hands ten decisions

Ten decisions were handed down Tuesday morning by the supreme court of appeals. All but one came from the northern part of the state. Each judge had two decisions, and the court also passed on several petitions. Writs of error were allowed in Bush vs. Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Association from Tyler County, in Mitchell and McNesly vs. Davis from Lincoln County, and in Poston City of Clarksburg from Harrison County. An appeal was allowed in Southern vs. South Penn Oil Company from Harrison County.

Charleston Supreme Court of Appeals Bush Indiana and Ohio Livestock Association Tyler County Mitchell McNesly Davis Lincoln County Poston Clarksburg Warrison County Southern South Penn Oil Company Harrison County

Adverse Finding in U S Court Against Methodists South Ravenswood

The United States Court delivers an adverse finding against the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Ravenswood. Details remain unclear in the provided fragment, but the ruling concerns church affairs and likely involves issues with the U S Senate or federal oversight.

Washington D. A Ikpril United States Court of Senate United States Methodist Episcopal Dhics Ravenswood

Chicago Grain Market Brief

Chicago trading report shows wheat closing at 1.115 and corn at 77 percent on April 17. Market rates indicate a 57 percent update across commodities.

Chicago

Roosevelt Campaign Arrives in Hastings Nebraska

Snow fell as Colonel Roosevelt started a Nebraska campaign stop in Hastings on April 17. Among locals visiting were John W. Carpenter from Salem and James C. Watson of Fairmont who came to the city Wednesday. Mrs Paul Wauge of 428 Lee Street left for Chicago this morning and will return May 1 with her daughter Misé Ida Lange, who will stay at home in OtarWeburg for several weeks.

John W. Carpenter Salem sJames C. Watson Fairmont Paul Wauge Lee Street Ioft Chicago Misé Ida Lange OtarWeburg

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