Clarksburg Telegram Reflects on Local Politics and Developments
A Clarksburg Telegram column discusses West Virginia politics highlighting W P Hubbard and party alignment, Dawson tax laws, and local court needs for water wells. It notes Senator Nathan Ray Scott denial on tariff revision, regional papers on politics, and nearby civic events including a two month Chautauqua and fairs in Clarksburg.
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Court House
Nathan Ray Scott
Washington
West Virginia
Scott
Death of Ohio Judge Hulick at Batavia
Judge George W. Hulick, who represented Ohio’s Sixth district in the fifty-third and fifty-fourth Congresses, died at his Batavia home from paralysis. The report is from the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Batavia
George W. Hulick
Ohio
Ten Years in Bed Relief from Kidney Disease
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana recalls ten years bedridden with kidney disease. He sought top medical care but found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. He credits the remedy as a God send. Sold by Sturm and Wilson.
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R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
Sturm & Wilson
Sturm & Wison
Boys at Law Hear Alta Vista Lad In Assault Case
Robert Smithers faced a Magister Riley hearing on charges of assaulting fellow youth John Nay after a neighborhood fight. Nay alleged stones were used in the attack during the confrontation between the two boys.
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Robert Smithers
Alta Vista
M. S. Riley
John Nay
Nay
Smithers
Boundary Line Dispute Between Maryland and West Virginia
The long running boundary dispute may settle in Washington next month after depositions in Kingwood and Oakland Maryland. The 36 by 1 mile strip claimed from Preston to Garrett counties dates to 1863 and has drawn prominent lawyers including William Sheppard Bryan for Maryland and George E. Price with Clark W. May for West Virginia. The case attracts attention across many states.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Kingwood
Oakland
Preston County
Garrett County
West Vinzinia
Dickens
William Sheppard Bryan
Neway Yhamed
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Cornsel
George E. Price
Clark W. May
Judge Landis postpones grand jury rebating probe
In Chicago the United States district court halted the grand jury investigation into rebating charges against the Chicago and Alton Railroad. The probe, linked to the Standard Oil case, was set to begin August 27 but was delayed to September 2 after Judge Landis received notice from the Attorney General.
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City Associated Press
Chicago
Laniis
United States District Court
Grand
Chicas & Alton Railroad
Standard Oil Company
Landis
New Gas Field Developments Near Sardis District
Hope Natural Gas Co begins three wells on J. W. Gerrard Sam Williams and Edmund Southern farms near Sardis district. Drilling to 2000 1500 and 200 feet respectively, contracted by J P Filhel of New Martinsville. Expected to open a new field and boost activity this fall.
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Sardis
Wilsonburg
Hope Natural Gas Company
J. W. Gerrard
Sam Williams
Edmund Southern
J. P. Filhel
New Martinsville
Horaperis test to tildage and Alton railroad case
General Horaperis test to tildage and Alton railroad had been promised Transunity and Judge Landis ordered an adjournment in order that the records of the case might be looked into.
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Horaperis
Tildage & Alton Railroad
Landis
Not Guilty Of Disorderly Conduct Says Dougherty
Earl Dougherty pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct in police court at the regular session this morning. Mayor Crile held him over until this evening for disposition. He was arrested on the West Virginia Pittsburg division of the B and O in the West End for arming his wife and creating a rumpus. E Thad Post returned from Atlantic City after a delightful vacation.
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Earl Dougherty
Crile
Earl
West Virginia
Pittsburg
West End
Prayer meeting at Baptist church Friday night
A Christian Endeavor prayer meeting will be held Friday night at 8 o'clock in the Baptist church. Leader Miss Sue Cofer will speak on the Value of Decision with scriptures from Eph 4 14 15 and James 1 21 Reports from inspiring sessions of the International C EB convention at Seattle will be shared A cordial welcome is extended to all.
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the Baptist Church
S$ O'Clock
Sue Cofer
James
Great International C. EB
Seattle
Dentist Dr. J. E. Price relocates office
Dr. J. E. Price the dentist moves his practice from the Bee Hive building on Main street to the Odd Fellows building. He will attend to patients at the new location going forward.
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J. E. Price
Bee Hive
Main Street
Odd Fellows
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