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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1913

Page

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Two Thousand Strong from Interfering with Men at Work

Weirton sheriff asks Governor Hatfield for protection as 2090 Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate workers refuse to join steubenville and clarksburg strikers. Hundreds of steubenville strikers parade to Weirton by special train. union organizers lingered overnight and a strike is expected tomorrow.

Hatfield Hancock County Weirton Amy Associates Peces Wheeling Jack Mercer Stirling Mill Steubenville Clarksburg W Va Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company Clarkebuts Uch

Revolution in Venezuela Reported As Splintered Uprising

Cable reports from Maracaibo describe a general but scattered Venezuelan revolt under General Castro with government bans on foreign dispatches. Carmelo Castro, brother of the former president, arrived from Colombia. In Adamston the Methodist church plans a lawn social on August 11 to raise funds for painting the parsonage.

Venezuela General Castro Maracaibo Carmelo Castro Columbia Methodist Episcopal Church Adamston

Harvest Hands Scarce as Farms Lure Laborers

Harvest hands in Morgantown are scarce as farmers offer inducements to attract help. Some farmers pay ordinary laborers 2.50 dollars per day with rain or shine and provide board and lodging.

Morgantown

Heat Wave Sweeps Missouri Kansas Oklahoma

Temperatures across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma surged early as heat records loomed. The U S Weather Bureau noted a July noon high on a thirteen story building and hot south winds intensified the heat with drought and water shortages impacting people and livestock.

Kansas City Missouri Kansas Oklahoma United States Weather R Mercury Topeka

Deputy Collector Appoints Barrett in Ninth District

Parkersburg Aug 7 S A Hays internal revenue collector appoints G A Barrett of Elkins as deputy collector to relieve H E Reeder at Clarksburg from heavy workload in the ninth district.

Parkersburg S. A Hays Internal Revenue Collector G. A. Barrett Elkins H. E Reeder Clarksburg

Aerial Acrobat Falls to Death in California Flight

John F. Bryant, California aviator, dies when his plane crashes into a city roof after takeoff. Firemen extract him from wreckage with fatal neck and leg injuries. A heavy woman’s photo request allegedly contributed to the accident by stressing a fragile wing repair and a weakened steering wire.

Vroromsy Zee John F. Bryant California Bryant Bryante

Bethany College Injunction Sought to Save 1852 Church

Mrs. Decima Campbell Barclay, sole survivor of Alexander Campbell, seeks an injunction to stop President Thomas Cramblett and seven trustees from razing the old church built by Bishop Campbell at Bethany in 1852, August 7.

Bethany Thomas Cramblett Bethany College Bishop Campbell Decima Campbell Barclay Alexander Campbell

Spies Accused by Senator Borah in Senate Hearing

Senate charges that the justice department spies on federal judges were raised by Senator Borah and echoed by Norris. Attorney General McReynolds said reports of a system of espionage over judges are without foundation. The dispute follows scrutiny of Judge Speer’s Georgia case and government actions.

Washington Department of Justice Senate Borah Norris Boral McReynolds Department Speer Georgia Attorney General Federal

Free Trade Bill Versus Farmer Welfare Debate

In Galveston Texas the New Hampshire, a battleship carrying ex Governor John Lind as President Wilsons envoy sails to Vera Cruz. Senator Warren blasts a tariff schedule as hell for farmers arguing it pits Northwest producers against cheap world labor and taxes almost all sales. He accuses Democrats of hedging and predicting panic to thwart the policy.

Warren Northwest Senate

Pythian Lodge Sets Plans For State Encampment Meeting

Tonight the Pythian lodge meets to finalize arrangements for the annual state encampment to be held here. First degree work is planned with several candidates on the list. The Uniform Rank will attend in full uniform and practice drills. A lawsuit lists Matlage Meenty against William J Anghes and Amy Staward, both colored.

Pythian Lodge William J. Anghes Amy Staward

Leper's Wife Defies Quarantine For Husband Hartman

Mrs Mary Hartman insists her husband George Hartman is not a leper and vows to stay with him as health officials move him to a leprosy isolation cabin. Dr M C Woodratt overseeing the case confirms Hartman will be placed in isolation with Mon Wing, a Chinese man, today.

ST. Louis Mary Hartman George Hartman Health Department M. C. Woodratt Hartman Mon Wing

Sale Advertised for West Virginia Telephone Property

In pursuance of a dissolution injunction by Judge Dayton in federal district court the sale of the entire property of the West Virginia Western Telephone Company is advertised for November 5 under a mortgage with Union Trust and Deposit Company as trustee. Individual creditors may claim areas.

Parkersburg Dayton National Telephone Company West Virginia Western Tele_phone Company Union Trust and Deposit Company

Robbers Loot Richmond Post Office Steal Horse and Buggy

Three men blew the Richmond post office safe with nitroglycerine, fired on pursuing residents, escaped on a horse and buggy, and boarded a Panhandle freight train near Skellys. Constables Orwick Delile and Cutp followed by automobile, then by train pursuit, with bloodhounds used at Wellsburg to track the fugitives.

Freer Steubenville Aus Richmmond Steubengile Richmond L. S. Ford James ‘Crews Edward Elson Skelly S Station Panhandle Oscar Orwick Hors Delile Dr. C Cutp Steubenville Wellsburg W. Va

Haught Seeks Divorce From His Wife in Bas telle District

Morgantown reports David W. Haught a Bas telle district resident files for divorce from wife Margaret Haught amid public charges. Authorities say Mrs Haught had her husband arrested last week on three counts of non support as the couple parts.

Morgantown David W. Haught Bastelle District Margaret Haught Mra Haught

State Convention of West Virginia Dental Society to Convene

Preparations are under way for the seventh annual West Virginia State Dental Society convention to be held over three days beginning August 3. A large attendance is expected from members across the state.

Parkersburg West Virginia Dental Hociesy

Mrs Renner Fights Off Rampaging Bull

Mrs Renner, wife of a Green Hill farmer, rushed to help her husband when a bull gored him in a field. She grabbed a pitchfork and attacked the maddened animal, driving it away. The husband was badly hurt but expected to recover.

Charles ‘Renner Green Hill Here Renner

Desperate chase ends with capture of naked “wild man”

In Pittsburg a several mile pursuit through North Side suburbs ended in a woods encounter on Spring Hill where Patrolman Phillip Mall arrested a naked man described as a powerful foreigner who had vexed residents for days. He was handed to charity officials for mental examination.

Pittsburg Spring Hill Phillip Mall Department of Charity

Murder Trial in Atlanta for Leo M Frank

The Prosecution in the Leo M. Frank murder trial rests after Dr. Hf F Harris testifies that Mary Phagan was criminally assaulted just before her death. C Tl Dal ton adds that he visited the factory scene and swore Frank received women visitors in his office.

Atllan T Leo M. Frank Mary Phagen Hf. F. Harris State Board of Health Harris Mary C. Tl. Dalton May

Aviator Cody Killed in Aldershot Air Crash

London Aug 7 Col 1 8 Cody famed Anglo American aviator died in an aeroplane accident at Aldershot while testing a new aircraft. A passenger named Evans also died in the crash. Cody suffered a broken neck and Evans fractured legs in the fall.

New Librarian Named at Fairmont City Library

Miss Mae Fisher of Morgantown appointed librarian at Fairmont City Library succeeding Mrs Emery McKinney who resigns to take a similar post at the Fairmont state normal school.

Fairmont Mae Fisher Morgantown Fairmont City Emery McKinney Fairmont State Normal School

New Interurban Schedule Planned for Clarksburg Weston Line

Superintendent E C Bowman of the traction company is drafting a new schedule for the Clarksburg and Weston interurban line to align with other company lines. The plan aims to move people quickly and pleasantly from Fairmont or Mannington to Lost Creek or Jane Lew and beyond, with a Weston line timetable to replace the current one awaiting elimination. Runs may depart Clarkburg on the half hour to connect with Fairmont line services.

Transportation E. C. Bowman The Traction Company Clarksburg Weston Bowman Clarkeburg Fairmont

Concert Postponed by Gregory and Band

The concert is postponed this week as many band members are away on summer vacations affecting instruments. If possible, two concerts may be given next week.

Gregory

Chapman Smith Dies Near Milford at 6 Years Old

Chapman Grant Smith died near West Milford after a five week illness. Born June 18, 1827, he was the son of Charles and Mary Grant Smith and grandson of Chapman and Polly Jett Grant. He left a large property portfolio and was known as a leading stockman in Harrison County. He married Mary J. Veach in 1853, producing two children, and remarried to Mrs. Sheets. The obituary notes his fullness of vigor and notes on his family survivors.

Chapman Grant Smith West Milford Pas Charles Mary Grant Smith Chapman Polly Jett Grant William S. Grant Gratton Wheeling Harrison County Siyersb Duck Creek Smith Mary J. Veach Innfuamey Mary Ater Parker Davisson Oecber Samuel Sheets Lost Creek Charles M Albert de Mon Don Biget Miss Blanch

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