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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1913
Page
1
In Washington on April 23 the House debated the tariff bill with lively speeches. Leaders defended the measure as fiscally needed while opponents argued it would burden consumers and clash with free trade ideals.
Old Fellows held anniversary services at the First Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday afternoon marking the ninety fourth degree of Odd Fellowship and the twenty eighth of the Militants. Knights of Pyrhine led the ceremony with J J Crowley of Lil cintiatl delivering remarks.
Herman Strauss of Agew was placed on trial in Adamston Justice WE on May afternoon. Hearings involve charges of stealing junk from CoA Harris and another charge related to forging and testing Harris.
In Temberson City Missouri on April 25 the plate supreme court issued an injunction restraining 18 oil and gas firms from violating agreements now in force. The court did not constrain Home Business In Co state. They were given ten days to show why they should not be dissolved for threatening to leave the state and to show cause why they should not be permanently barred from not following their contracts.
Dr Mason coroner's jury began Monday morning to investigate the death of Mike Ginko who was struck by a Mount Clare street car at 2 00 Saturday afternoon and died soon after. The panel included Tatol Black John Whalen Charles Long and others as witnesses were examined. No funeral plans had been announced.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E B DeMotte aged 65 widow of David J DeMotte will be held at 7 30 p m Monday at her home 410 Meyrant street Rev G C Smith of the First Methodist church will conduct the rites The body will be sent to Brookville Pa by the 10 o clock train for burial Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Alexander Smith and Son, with other relatives in New York for an auction sale.
A Pennsylvania court granted a preliminary injunction in Ruitsburg this morning barring three printing firms from printing or distributing picture cards of Superintendent Heeter and Edhel Singer. The order also requires turnover of printing plates and all completed cards to the court.
In Aruncayar, West Virginia, on April 28, Joseph I. Leonard a teamster, was crushed to death by an elephant. He had laid down near the animal despite a keeper warning of danger and was killed instantly when the elephant trampled him after briefly waking from sleep.
In Tudge’ amen W. Robinson’s court an adjournment was entered Monday morning with defendants S. C. Denhamanda A. and J. G. Tans in provecution nolle prosequi orders entered. Three terms of court were not disposed of and the term adjourned with cases against Charles A. Lewis George Crise and Gof Bumgardner left unresolved.
In an April 25 decision Justice Lurton wrote of the Supreme Court ruling that a creditor of EL Corporation is not a party to a successor debt. the case involving Northern Pacific and Novillers Pacific Railway Company centers on a $129,000 judgment and concerns reorganization practices and unsecured creditors.
A Workman died when hundreds of pounds of powder detonated at an arsenal factory. The accident occurred in the Sulldinge Netehvariar area near Abbie and Cunny Parsons, injuring several others and prompting emergency response.
April 8 reports the start of bribery trials against seven New Virginia legislators tied to late campaign financing for Ubister State senator. Rhodes of Billings County is called to stand as grand jury issues and pleas of abatement arise over indictment drawing. The case centers on a vote alleged to be worth $15.00.
Lieutenant Harrison of the British army aviation corps died today at Farmieborough after his machine collapsed during a descent from 400 feet. He was killed instantly.
A home talent musical comedy titled Peekaboo promises a professional edge with locals joined by visiting performers. The Elks lodge backs the show to benefit a charitable cause, featuring a large cast including Silokney Gay and multiple named guests in a lively program.
Governor Urleaston announces new leaders in a voting contest as United Mine Workers officers arrive in Erie and nearby districts to urge miners to return to work under terms agreed with union officers. within twenty four hours conditions were expected to be adjusted under national law.
A frayed OCR page describes a Hurry Up bonus promotion for a Daily Telegram contest with a $6,000 prize. It lists districts, names, and vote bonuses, noting extra votes for subscriptions and a diamond prize of $129.00 in a window display. It urges readers to join early, submit subscriptions, and watch for district results by the stated dates.
In Paris on April 28 a gardener found subway excavated clay improves roses. He planted roses on the clay and they grew with vivid colors and strong fragrance, winning prizes at spring horticultural shows as subway roses gaining demand among growers.
SeveraI fines were paid by three men for street drunkenness and they regained their liberty at this morning's police court session. Mayor WAL 7. Gole presided. Another man charged with a trial offense was reported in default of paying a fine. Sunday morning's session, also led by Mayor Cole, saw six men pay fines for drunkenness and one man acquitted of disorderly conduct and discharged.
W C Nutter and Lite Mr Bennett Abe Cros and Mary E Koon Charlton Lindsey and Mary Starkey James Orme and Anale L Graves obtained marriage licenses.
In Washington on April 28 a war speech by Representative Sisson of Mushlasipp, defending strict alien land ownership limits, urged denying nonresident aliens the right to own land and warned that without action, Japan could press for control as millions of stateless aliens acquire property. The speech pressed federal action to curb alien landholding and protect American farmers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a social session with attendees including Agereste and cabere at the Parente Talon Tyimiy Méthodie. It mentions an evening program at 4 o'clock and a meeting or gathering with plans to see and discuss.
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