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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

Page

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Inquiry Sent to J Darst About Scherr Ticket

DEMAND MAY BE MADE On Him to Withdraw from One or the Other No Reply Yet Received. Telegraph inquiry from State Chairman Samuel V. Matthews asks J Sherman Darst if he authorized placement of his name on the Scherr committee ticket for state auditor and whether he will allow it to remain. Darst was reportedly en route and unavailable for comment.

Joh Sherman Darst Repubilican Scherr Committee Scherr Samuel V. Matthews Mr. Darat Darat Charleston W. Va V. Matthews Matthews vMce McDowell County Darst Soherr

Big Timber Deal Marks West Virginia Timber Opening

A major 1930s timber deal unites West Virginia Spruce Lumber Co and West Virginia Pub & Paper Co to acquire 4 200 acres of timber land along Elk river. Prices varied by tract from 26 to 30 dollars per acre, totaling about 117 172 dollars. The purchase expands holdings near Shenandoah river and links with 29 000 acres bought last May from John A.tones of Canton Pennsylvania. Local mills run full time with shifts. county hosts over 20 mills capable of 50 000 to 150 000 feet daily.

West Virginia Spruce Lumber Company West Virginia Pub & Paper Company Map Shenandoah John A. Tones Canton 8. B Elk River Paper Company Cherry River Boom & Lumber Company James Gibson Dt Edray H. G. Davis 3. B. Elkins John T. McGraw Pocahontas

Pleet Leaves Event Schedule Update

Auckland report indicates travel changes for the epee team with departures noted for the upcoming week. Details show adjustments to routes and timing affecting the squad as they prepare for events in Sid 25.8 and the following days.

Auckland Morelag Sidoey

Lowther Addresses Clarksburg Chautauqua Session

The Clarksburg Chautauqua Association opened with Illinois Glee Club concert amid strong applause. Wirt Lowther spoke on The Mission of the Poet and delivered a 30 minute afternoon lecture on The Art of Seeing Things. Attendance Thursday night neared 800 as Brockway Ladies’ Quartet performed readings and solos.

Clarksburg Chautauqua Association Illinois Glee Club Wirt Lowther Lowthar Clarksburg Harrison County Illinoi Glee Club Thurday Te Brockway Wine Lowther Rome Lowther Locitier Aftrnoon

History of Interest 10 The Grit on Mays gambling case

A Citizen notes how mayor court cases reveal a city’s gambling crackdown. The Telegram reports May docket shows four men forfeiting $21.60 each for no-shows, one man fined $20 and 30 days, others fined or released after paying. August records show $50 forfeited for a gambling room.

Willam Mays Mays

Telegrams Work For The Party In Preston County

A letter praises the Telegram as a fitting Republican paper that supports state alignment and party pages. Readers express approval of its campaign coverage and many subscribers like its tone. Otto Morrison of Salem visits the city on business.

Preston County Otto Morrison Salem

Entertains Guests With Pleasant Evening

Mr and Mrs Hugh Littleton hosted a colored guests evening for Mim Miss Tsabello Wise Frank Sayer and Carl Green. An enjoyable evening was spent.

Hugh Littleton Mim Tsabello Wise Frank Sayer Carl Green

Will Be Operated On

A fragment notes Charles W. Vinors is to undergo an operation. No further details on date, location, or outcome are provided in the readable text.

Letter Clarifies West Virginia GOP Ticket Loyalty

State Republican Committee chairman S V Matthews sent letters to U S Senators Bikina and Scott and Representatives Hubbard Sturgiss Hughes Woodyard and Gaines asking them to declare their support for the Charleston ticket led by C W Swisher for governor. The move aims to quell rumors of opposition or indifference to the regular Republican slate in the coming November election.

United States Beneft YY. Matthews Republian State Committee Bikina Scott Hubbard Sturgiss Hughes Woodyard Gaines Republican Committee Congress West Virginia Charleston C W. Swisher Tate S. V. Matthews

Bloody fight in Crescentr Cres cent board house ends in death

In Cres cent near Wheeling one man was killed and another not expected to live after a fight in A Toth’s boarding house. Anton Roko and A Barish were principals with Roko arrested on stabbing Barkish to death. Five others jailed and Andy Korber seriously hurt. Police and coroner investigate.

Wheeling A. Toth Crescent Anton Roko A. Barish Roko Barkish Andy Korber

Officer disemboweled on train in New Orleans incident

An elderly New Orleans police veteran John J. Carrot, attacked by a Black man aboard a railroad depot train, was disemboweled during the confrontation. Police responded and fatally shot the assailant after the clash, ending the disturbance at the depot.

New Orleans John J. Carrot Veteras Negro Cool I. N. Railroad

Bigger Majority for Old Preston

In Morgantown Aug 14 Senator William G Worley of Kingwood former state Senate president discusses Preston County politics. He predicts a solid Preston for Taft and Swisher and a greater plurality than ever, citing industrial growth drawing new Republican voters. He denounces efforts by disgruntled Republicans to oppose the party ticket and endorses Swisher and Tate as the fair nominees.

Morgantown William G. Worley Kingwood State Senate Preston County Worley Monongalia County Preston Taft Swisher Affsia Swiener Mr. Scherr Hankor Tate Ackety

Militia to Indiana for West Virginia maneuvers at Fort Benjamin Harrison

West Virginia National Guard Captain Duncan Boughner announces general orders for the annual state militia outing at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. The maneuver camp runs September 11 to 20 with troops departing September 10 and returning on the specified date. Government transport and packing guidance issued. full equipment required. avoid blue uniforms. excess baggage restricted.

Duncan Boughner Co. K West Virginia National Guard Adjutant General Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana State of West Virginia Adjutant General’s Office Charleston W. Va

Swisher Is Strong Says Bell Swisher Is Strong Says Bell

R F Bell of Fairmont says railroad men favor Swisher for governor and will largely vote for him. He cites Swisher’s labor platform and support from organized labor as key factors, claiming sentiment from railroad workers in Gratton, Fairmont, and Benwood aligns with Swisher.

R. F. Bell Fairmont Belt Wheeling Keyners Beil Gratston Benwood Bell Ioan Gratton Tam Mr. Swisher Montana Ike Charleston Charles Wi Swisher West Virginia

Boy 15 Killed in Coal Mine Accident Near City

Wayne Greynolds aged 15 died after a coal mine accident while driving a car two miles southwest of the city. He was struck by the vehicle and crushed under its wheel, dying three hours later from internal injuries. Acting Coroner M S Riley of Clarksburg attended but ruled no inquest. The boy’s father is dead and he is survived by his mother and several sisters and brothers.

Wayne Greynolds Ity Riley Clarksburg Wislera

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J. Darst Senator Elkins PLEET Minnis Old Fale Lowhter the Grit Telegram PARTY J. A. Everly Kitgwood, W. Va Charles W. Vinors Old Preston Senator Worley Militia Boy Dexys Springfield Til Earl Hallam Refarsy Pranty
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