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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
1
Reports warn of renewed German pressure in the east as forces resume offensives near Lodz and intensify attempts to pierce Russian defenses. Allied reinforcements bolster Belgium and northwestern France amid uncertain wartime news from the front.
Reports describe limited war news budget and rising German pressure in Poland with Cracow central to operations. Observers note French and British assessments of renewed activity on the western front and a possible shift toward Silesia after Cracow.
A battered despatch from Berlin notes transports escorted by British and French warships. The sole port of Mountendero is mentioned with Austrian and Soviet forces guarding, while airplanes are preparing embarkation from the transnoris, as reported from London in December.
Huntington WV gears up for the December 10 and 11 State Mining Institute assembly. The Chamber of Commerce aims to host visitors with a banquet and questions session led by Neil Robinson and noted authorities including Richard Smetines and Vinson.
A desultory report notes German authorities restricting taming among inhabitants in parts of occupied Poland. Another notice says England plans to send Portuguese troops to Egypt and Mohammedan soldiers from Tunis are being embarked for service in Europe.
Berlin dispatch notes the German official press bureau reports the Russian military newspaper Rusky Viliditycetates lists 32 000 total killed wounded or captured. The item cites December 4 and mentions figures from Valinen.
The Johnstown Democrat editor praises the Cambria theater company's Damaged Goods for stark social impact. cast members like Robert Vaushn and Ela Cameron are highlighted for powerful performances. The revue is described as a forceful, faultless examination of illness, dishonor, and the damage of society, urging parents and young people to heed its message.
Charleston dispatch reports Wade Kilmer, a Democratic member of the public service commission, has tendered his resignation to Governor Hafield, effective January 1. Kilmer denies rumors but says he will reveal if he has any reason for them. The resignation follows alleged policy splits and division within the commission. Postmaster J. Carl Vance announces resumption of parcel post service to Germany Austria Hungary from Washington.
Memorial service announced for the Improved Henevolen and Pretactive Omer of Elks of the Wyrll. The minor wording in the notice references Pride Afttean Abee Bodiat with event timing to be set.
Charleston reports that from December 1 1914 every certificate issued by the secretary of state must bear a ten cent government revenue stamp. Chief Clark Houston G Young states all applicants for notaries, changes of office, charters, powers of attorney, or other certificates must supply stamps with their filings. Ordinary postage will not suffice. Officials urge broad publicity of the rule to inform the public. The daily stamp usage will exceed one dollar.
In Cleveland on December 4 the Joint conference of miners and operators strives to end the 15,000 mine workers strike begun in April. Leaders hope for a settlement, with progress possible if a meeting yesterday indicated reconciliation, though no decision yet. A Parkersburg candidate for county bank commissioner also announced.
Berlin reports today that German lines in Flanders faced repeated Allied attacks which were repulsed. The statement notes French assault troops and Spey activity near northwest of Altkirch with considerable losses for the enemy and claims the Mazurian lake eastern attack was repulsed with heavy losses. The Polish front is described as progressing, and the emperor arrived late for a short stay.
Interstate Commerce Commission orders a two year limit on reduced rates for window glass from Clarksburn area to eastern and western points. Pittsburgh area growers and Central West Virginia manufacturers hailed the decision as restoring parity with rival districts and aiding Clarksbarg plants near Salem Weston and West Union. Secretary Dudderar noted continued freight discussions with Lent of the Lent Trafic Company as the ruling takes effect February 15.
A fragmentary account describes French trenches with observers noting heavy bombardment and the enemy’s difficult approach under fire. Cavalry stands ready, artillery suffers and adapts, while frontline troops and reserve forces prepare to block any German advance amid tangled wire and hostile air dogfights.
A state justice of the peace discusses a memorial matter at Parkerburg on November 12. TheChannel AC session proceeds with debate and a plan for the next meeting. West Virginia judiciary, Lumbarpart, and college actions are referenced amid uncertain details.
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