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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
1
Dec 4 reports describe isolated looting and seizure of property by rebel forces as the deposed federal army collapses. General Villa asserts little more can be done for the north, ceding that a major city like Chihuahua has fallen to rebels amid bankruptcy of the federal army.
Dec 4 Torreon area dispatch notes Colonel Barbova, a federal officer presumed dead after a firing squad. He survived a chest wound, was captured by General Vila during Villa forces setback, and later fled to a ranch and mining camp for aid before recovery.
London on December 4 reports Francies 8 Sayre and his bride formerly Mrs Jovsle Woollrow Wilson will receive social attention during their stay. Walter H. Paige the American ambassador will host two dinners in their honor with Sir Edward Grey and other prominent figures expected to attend.
In Utah at the Apex mine area Ralph Lopez, the man who killed six, remains at large as fires smolder and authorities press the hunt. After a November 21 killing, police and four deputy sheriffs intensified the pursuit, hoping to trap the desperado in the mine he used as a retreat.
Tom Milton, chef at the Route Carton hotel in New York, was fined $2000 after pleading guilty to bringing under contract foreign workers from France in violation of immigration laws. He sought clemency citing his artistic work as a renowned singer in the opera.
Dr Cramblet of Bethany College presides over Central Christian gatherings that draw large, growing attendances. He is described as a strong speaker and organizer, with the group extending welcome to new attendees at each meeting. Evening sessions are held daily at 7:30 and a Sunday service is scheduled at a close of day.
Willem Al Prendergast, a controlled figure of New York politics, announced a plan from the Progressive group he helped found. He argued the third party Mex could not win over the American people and warned against a separate party movement. He urged amalgamation of Republican and Progressive interests for durable reform.
Robey Thomas W. Robey, 50, longtime city resident, died Thursday afternoon at his brother’s Wallace home after a paralysis attack. Survived by widow Mrs Glare Robey two sons Francis Dean Robey both residents of the city. Brothers Thomas W Robey of Wal nop and John of Wheeling and sister Mrs John Hock of Waynesburg Pa. Body to be brought to city home this evening or Friday morning. funeral arrangements not yet set.
A marriage license has been issued to Cryt M Green and Bertha Kiger in Watgiage County. The couple appeared together to obtain the license and plans for a future ceremony were noted by the county clerk.
A county jail inspection finds squalid interior, broken closets, and overcrowded cells. The committee recommends cleaning, repairs, new seating, improved ventilation, and stricter oversight to alleviate oppressive conditions and provide better meals and facilities.
Rainfall continued across central Texas with rising rivers causing extensive property damage and displacing thousands. San Antonio and surrounding areas reported inundation while relief efforts moved amid scattered infrastructure strain and medical updates from Kenlor Hospital.
The Rev. Graham, aged 8 years, received a gubernatorial pardon after a life spent in crime from stealing horses to habitual criminal acts. He will live at the Refuge Home in Columbus under supervision, with the State Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court having weighed his case. The pardon was reportedly influenced by the late “Little Mother” figure at Moundaville Institution.
Senator Cummins denounces caucus over disruptions as normal business resumes. Mayor Wallace says there is no reason for business to halt while police ready to protect unions and firms resuming service after the fourth day of unrest. No reports of interference with wagons or auto traffic as preparations to restart operate continue.
In Washington on November 4 opponents of woman suffrage appeared before the House committee to argue against granting the ballot. Led by Mrs A M Dear of New York, the delegation contended the suffrage movement is sporadic, and that many oppose it. they asserted the movement has not reached broad demand for action by the committee.
Pittsburg December 4. Government agents investigate high egg and butter quotations as the butter and egg exchange comes under scrutiny. Dealers say selected eggs must be under a week old, elevating prices to 52 cents a dozen.
Black man Carl Lowery, a nego, confessed to a warrant charging incident ing and defeating Lorenzo Robinson after an argument Monday evening on fourth Street. He appeared before Justice Jackson V. Carter Wednesday, was fined five and vowed to pay. He was released. Lloyd Lee, another Black man, held on the same charge, to be arraigned before Justice Carter Friday at 7:40 p.m.
From Plymouth England on December 4 crowds awaited as suffragist leader Afra Hmmall Pankhurst was arrested aboard the steamship Westastic on its arrival from New York. She was moved to a United Railway cruiser chartered by authorities and taken to Davenport Dockyard for processing.
Police Chief Harry L. Brooks was elected treasurer of the newly formed county police organization at a Huntington meeting on Wednesday. He is expected to return to his duties in Ble Dome and will continue to lead the force there.
A fractured report notes Senator Cumming accuses Democrats of conspiracy as the Senate opens with claims of no genuine debate on the currency bill. The speaker asserts the measure will be passed and enforced, urging restraint and warning of prolonged tolerance by the American people.
In a municipal court today Péter McAvoy and four Isadérs of the Industrial Workers of the Work were fined $100 each for blocking traffic while speaking on the streets. McAvoy announced a call for an army of big fellows to come from across the United Kingdom to support the rights of the organization.
Funeral services for 73 year old Mrs. Sarah Jane Hutt were held at her daughter’s home Monday night in Point Comfort. The Rev. K. W. Taylor of the First Baptist Church led the service with burial in Daneellowe cemetery.
In a Berlin court, officials including president Elick Tiiabs and treasurer Fak Nuxser face charges of embezzling 37.71 from a local dancing association based in Grakenit. A witness testified funds were diverted and offered sums were rejected as insufficient. A broader political crisis unfolds with police and authorities clashing with radical elements, halting normal governance.
Charleston December 4 Governor Hatfield was asked about a circulated report from the investigating committee formed last session to probe bribery charges against certain legislators. The governor said he had not seen the report and does not know the committee members' intentions.
A 19 year old miner, Neusat McGinlie, was killed instantly when a stone fell on him at a Wheeling quarry. The accident occurred while other workers tried to lift the stone, but McGinlie became trapped and died at the scene.
The Clarksburg District Christian Endeavor plans a convention at Buckhannon with delegates from Braxton Gilmer Webster Upshur Harrison and Doddridge counties. Registration is 25 cents per delegate. Field backing by G P Gates of Chicago promises strong program sessions and devotional services across Saturday and Sunday with addresses by Gates and other leaders.
New York police prepped for the Christmas season by feigning extra detectives to guard shoppers and issuing a list of danger signs. Do not receive and pay for simulated packages until contents are verified. do not display money. guard handbags in strollers. beware of callers claiming delivery errors. avoid street jewelry purchases. do not carry purses in rip pockets. don't be hoodwinked by anyone showing a pocketbook with money. Ensure you keep your pocketbook secure during the shopping period.
In Grafton on December 4 a number of damage warrants were issued after home thefts were reported from the residence of T F Welch on Saturday night. Bloodhounds aided a broad search through the city as officers followed leads to near several prominent residences. Warrants were served, but no connection to the robbery was found and no clues emerged.
This morning's police court session was brief with only a small number of intoxicated individuals arraigned before Mayor Will TL Cole. The orderly proceeding concluded quickly with minimal docket activity.
An aged defendant named in connection with the Charles Patterson shooting seeks postponement in court. The record indicates defense counsel aims to secure a fair hearing and further examination of the alibi. Local reporting notes the case involves Eliven Eight Years and a defendant described as colored, with lingering tensions in the Lisbeth community.
Fragmentary notice from Washington describes President Wilson ill with a cold and bedrest. It notes Dr. C Dee Gibson and other attendants, mentions a planned event cancellation, and hints at adjustments to tomorrow's engagements while the White House reviews the situation.
A fourth disaster strikes a Bay State hotel on Hanover Street after a previous blaze the day before. The top floor fire forced evacuation but ledgers reported 700 guests warned. many escaped though Howard Carroll perished from suffocation.
Stockholders and industry leaders meet in New York to press for opinions on banking and railroad concerns. Mr Schelter delivers an address and introduces two resolutions at a chamber of commerce gathering.
Martha Butap and Dolson family members die at a home near Good Hope West Fork on a Thursday morning. The obituary notes Mrs. Dolson born in Lynchburg Virginia in 1834, moved to West Virginia in 1884, with four married children and several grandkids. Funeral arrangements are mentioned with limited specifics.
Pardon granted by Governor Reyor Huntington reportedly ends with death of 4 Theodore Hayes who was previously convicted and sentenced to a term. The article notes a related court action involving firearm law and a fine.
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