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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1914

Page

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War News From Poland and Europe Amid Eastern Front Tensions

Uncertain war outlook as Russian forces retreat near Lodz and German countermeasures loom. British press highlights King George’s field visit, a historic monarch in the theater for the first time in 171 years. Reports emphasize Poland’s strategic weight and shifting Western focus remains on the eastern struggle.

Associated Press Pondon Lodz Garman Siress Poland Wimperor William On London Belgium George All Torance George ‘1 Belar

German Army Split in Poland as Russians Close In

Dispatch from Paris datelined December 1 reports the German forces in Poland divided into three groups facing multiple Russian advances. The first group near Gombin and Brezéziny is pinned on three sides with an opening toward Kutno threatened from Lodz. Sorow near Ludno is nearly surrounded, while a second group near Azgow attempts to break out but faces Lodz and a western road used by Russians who recently defeated two corps at Wielun. The western group holds a fragile position with a right flank at Wola, blocking retreat toward Kalisz as von Hindenburg weighs further action.

Paris Pol Mackenzen Skrolips Gombin Brezéziny Kutne Lodz Ludno Sorow Outhi Azgow Wielun Wola Kalisz von Hindenberg

Revival Meeting Draws Large Local Attendance

A revival conducted in the Lap ehurch by the Rev George J Payid Craft and Huys Stym draws crowds nightly, with five persons at the Holly river noted as present. Phoebe J. Jones, 70, wife of M S Jones of Two Lick, dies after cancer and a stroke. She leaves husband and three daughters Mrs Henry Watzél, Mrs Bex Loting, and Mrs Joseph Cunningham. Arrangements not yet completed.

A. W. Vo Lap Ehurch George J Payid Huys Wis piMeredith Ant Friulerttioais, Emimerting Eral Phoebe J. Jone Jones Jouve Henry Watzél Coltotl Bex Loting Joseph Cunningham

Moundsville Man Buys Rone Store

Mary A. Ron reports a sale of the Rone Store in Moundsville with a transfer of control to Clarkebirs. The article notes a longstanding local business reputation and mentions a prior murder years ago nearby, framed without graphic detail.

Moundsville Rone Mary A. Ron Dar Sears

Rebuke Over Postmaster Pick in Wheeling Letter

A regional political dispute emerges as Timex condemns Congreswmdh for favoring the Wheeling Register over the Timea. He accuses Gouzreswima Newty of prioritizing a newspaper ally, calls for withholding information, and challenges the candidacy of a Wheeling postmaster nominee amid county politics.

Timex Gouzreswima Newty Wheeling Register Wheeling

Mayor Coles Letter on Damaged Goods Play at Robinson Grand

Clarksburg residents voiced strong opinions after telegrams and letters from Mayor Cole and J H S Godwin critiqued the New York production Damaged Goods. The protest notes Rockefeller Institute and the Sociological Fund funded the tour, warns of censorship, and urges local officials to review the play before Palmont's Friday engagement.

Clarksburg W. Va Goodwinis Goodwin New York City Rockefeller Institute Sociological Fund York Fulton Themuslves Mr. Bennett Tomeny Cole Tein Palrmont United States Washington Philadelphia Baltimore Boston Bennett Socioslogical Fund of

Democrats Seek New Leadership in West Virginia Faction War

A faction within the West Virginia Democratic Party plots to replace current leaders. The backers seek a strong figure to unite rival factions and rally support, eyeing John W. Davis as a potential candidate for the U.S. Senate. Davis’ cautious stance complicates plans, while anti-machine elements push letters urging his bid. The effort hinges on mobilizing party members nationwide, with mixed expectations from Republicans. Davis remains a central, debated option amid a state party crisis.

Anette Washington Democratic Party West Virginia Joe Ong Itill Reconstructionista John W. Davis United States Davis Mr. Davie United States Senate Clarence Wi Watson Davie Davin Srada Democratic Vox Populi Setate Leaderettp Abid Temalus Tan Mike Becandy Bo Ik Tugaicht Wei Jrengon Ia Hia Fa Gize Duvise McGraw Tate Virginia Wemb Chilton Mactorkle Doctor Hodges Pune Col. Roosevelt Cuba Way Department

Map reading course for District Guard training in West Virginia

In Washington DC Tec 1 Meon of Harper's Ferry supervises a map reading course for non commissioned officers of the District Guard. Sergeants Harry Meyer and W H Simmons lead instruction for elementary map reading using maps of West Virginia to teach locating troops and reading terrain in a simulated war environment.

Washington, D.C Harper's Ferry West Virginia District Guard Sergeanta Harry, Meyer W.H. Simmnons United States Awny Guard West Virgins

Council to Meet on Wednesday Evening for County Curb Work

A garbled notice of a city council meeting indicates a Wednesday evening session at 720 Oak Street to discuss finishing the sixth ward project including riverbank and seahead area plans. The readable fragments reference cronery tasks and a general civic agenda.

Coumel Pegore

Linder held on lunacy charge at Tombs in New York

Telegrapher Lin dor employed by the Postal Telegraph Company and stationed at the New York Globe office faced $6,000 bail after arraignment in the Tombs, as physicians reported various mental condition concerns. The Associated Press report notes the case, adjourned to allow defense counsel to confer, with hearings tied to a potential lunacy warrant.

Associated New York Lindor Postal ‘Telegraph Company New York Globe Jefring Sury Gore West Che Anodated Press Albert Yentne Qonstsbin James Noon Jettries Ramsel Linder SS Attomnesee Aie York Nuwe Bureau Orgecization Nw Asrociatud Prewic No

French official report cites limited German activity on fronts

Paris December first The French official communication says German activity was limited with sporadic artillery fire in Belgium and the Arras area. No infantry attacks are noted in Belin or the region. Fighting continues in the Argonne with no strategic changes reported.

Associated Press Paris Arras Belin Belgium Lagantete Phe Aisnethers Argonne Conti Vosges Hie Wan Parei

German in British Army Quite a While

A damaged OCR item reports a court scene mentioning a German in the British Army held for questioning. The piece notes the man’s internment, travel under permit constraints, and detention at a military hospital.

Daniel Boughner Expires Suedeni Daniel Boughner Expires Suedeni

Daniel W. Boughner, longtime merchant and civic figure, dies at 88 At Mulberry Street Beatrahibin. He helped found a family business with his father and brother, served as a deacon, and was an active member of the First Baptist church. Survived by brothers Philadelphay and Denver, and Stephen Drummond.

Daniel W. Soys Merchandlin Empire National Bavks Katy Wong Boughner Herves Progressii Harty First Baptist Church Citild Miliny Telende Olinie Philadelphtay Omar Denver Colo Drethers Tavte Umd

Fragmented report on fainting women with police scene

A partial, garbled clipping describes women fainting and police presence at a scene in Chicago. The text mentions officers near a window and notes some disruption but details are unreadable. The fragmented account provides little verifiable context or outcome.

Chroma Retire Man Front Balance Dispute

Retired man faces a dispute over balance and retirement arrangement. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but center on a financial or pension action involving an individual named in the nineteenth. Further records are needed to identify parties and outcomes.

Hot Air and Dope Idea Announced

A garbled transmission reports a health department official from Providence addressing the American Public Association. The message attacks heated rhetoric and drug policy while criticizing prior administrations and promising new health measures.

Tagesonville Fis F. Chapquan Health of Providence American Public Association

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