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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1912

Page

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Darrow Is Freed By His Trial Jury August 17

Historical note reports price increases and crop values in 1909 United States agriculture. It cites B Dann and L G Powers, detailing acreage, production, and value, with per capita value and farm totals, alongside census caveats about data limitations and duplication in crop versus animal product valuations.

Darrow United States B. Dann Bureau’ Oft of Commerce Agricultural Division Bucrops Dbreage Herators L. G. Powers Chile United’ State

Fleming Chosen Grand Patriarch and Officers Named

An amendment to the Grand Encampment of the Odd Fellows of West Virginia changes the annual meeting to the second Monday of May with Parkersburg hosting next year. Officers elected include S. A. Fleming as grand patriarch and Daniel Gunnal as grand-hist priest, with several others listed from Sutton to Morgantown.

Odd Fellows of West Virginia Parkersburg Charleston S. A. Fleming Sutton Daniel Gunnal Crang Tuxbicklider Shepherdatown C. L. Simpson Grand Scribe Huntington Lee Reinheimer Fatrmont Alba Wolverton Philippi A. F. Wapner Clarksburg P. Mixon Paw Paw E.G. Hunter Grand Sentinel Morgantown J. B. Swan Middlebourne

Taft Signs 160 Million Pension Bill Nationwide Payment

President Taft signed the 160 million pension bill and ordered immediate payments to pensioners. The pension office and outlying agencies were notified by telegraph to commence payments at once, with every pensioner to be paid by Tuesday.

Washington Taft Congress

Taft Signals Plan to Fight Congress Over Court Merger

President Taft stated he intended to oppose Congress to maintain the Supreme Court’s composition. He warned the Senate and House leaders that he would not yield on the court’s size or appointments if Congress obstructs his program. The remarks came as he outlined his stance on the judiciary and reform efforts.

Washington Taft Congress

Mrs Wetherell of Parkersburg Dies at 62

Mrs Thomas J Wetherell dies at home 620 Au eirest after months of illness. Born January 1 1853 in Parkersburg to Dr John Moss and his Virginia lineage, she leaves husband Thomas J Wetherell cashier, son Joseph A Wetherell, and two daughters Mrs Philip Brep too of Glatsburg and Mrs 10 Forrer of Parkersburg. Funeral at 6 pm Sunday private with Riverview Cemetery burial.

Parkersburg Thomas J. Wetherall Au Eirest Wetherell John W. Moss Fairfax County Philip Breptoo Glatksburg Mra Forrer Hottie Riverview Cemetery

Ambiguous crime note from Falls Buffalo report

A fragmentary Aug 17 dispatch from Falls Buffalo mentions Sam Schepps and a central gate in a murder case tied to Tae Rosenthal. It references Hot Springs night events and an investigation by a district attorney and detective team, but the text is garbled and unclear about names, places, or outcomes.

Buffalo Sam Schepps Tae Rosenthal

Double murder and riot at Worth Court House bridge

Devine and Glancy slain in a knife attack after a saloon dispute near Lowe’s on West Main Street Worth. A mob gathered and shots were fired as officers protected a suspect and dispersed the crowd. Devine confessed to the killings at the jail. Glancy leaves a widow and two children. DeVine’s funeral planned in Bradford, Pa.

M. Mason del Gul Devona Ana Michael Glahey Jum DeVino Parla Lowey Zaloon Devon DeVine Glaney Glen Hike Devoria Metor Wreck Moore Wittessen Elven James H.aVine Michael Glancy Jusex Wameleys Dutour Gribble Frank Rawl Amore Street Inugey Jana Bujlmora Wal- Glen Elk Bridge Telegram Square Walk Main Street Court House Court Street Whyte Lowe's Mr. Gone Robert Stitt Elkbridge Stutt Sald Captol Talsing Stitt DéVine Stutier Millbridge DelVine Lowe Ick Porter Joe Devons Lows Devons Jone Nicholas Whyte Poiled Dsvonm Win B. Mortis Frank R. Moore Leo P. Canfield Sherif Derona Ancy Jamies Warbler Dick Porter Eying Shaong Gusta Pop Devona Dayons Glancy Thin City Mechanic Street Catherine Glancy Hin Kathryn Glancy West Pike Street J. J. Kennedy Holy Crom James M. DeVine Imperial Atbon Weat Main Street Pike Street J. A. McDonald Broaddas Avenue Jantol Parente Bradford

Giant 45 by 60 Foot Sign Planned for Elk Creek Bottom

R Taylor of the Smoot advertising system, supervising Elk Creek bottom near the trolley station, says the mammoth sign will be the largest of its kind in the world. It will be forty five feet high and sixty feet long, devoted to advertising. The plan surpasses a large sign by Smoot in Pinnibkinick and a Wheeling sign claimed as the world’s largest.

R. ©. Taylor Parkersburg Cily Elk Creek Pinnibkinnick Wil Gmoot Wheeling

Funeral of Ventura Basso Held at Local Church

The funeral service for Ventura Basso aged s, son of Mr and Mrs James Basso of Shimaston, occurred Friday evening at the Trinity Church concept top. The burial followed at Holyrose cemetery with E W Barnsdale of Pitadere, a city farmer, in attendance.

Ventura Basso James Basso Shimaston Holyrose

Minister Ad In Georgia Two Survive At Home 9 Percent

A Georgia minister campaign ad highlights residents who survive at home while a separate poll shows 9 percent support. The clipping notes voters respond to local religious messaging amid midterm concerns.

Georgia

Wish Rouse and Megas feat reported with names and amounts

Fragmented OCR describes a local matter naming Wish Rouse and Megas feat Wah louse. It lists Scanes, president of Thelin Scanes, Rom Arthur Upton and Miss Boalrice among participants who collected and paid sums. Details are unclear due to text garbled formatting.

Scanes Thelin Scanes Rom Arthur Upton Miss Boalrice

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