Dinner Tonight and Public Meeting at Waldo Hotel
The Business Men’s League holds its regular weekly dinner at 7 at the Waldo hotel where members discuss business before and after the meal. A separate note mentions Mrs. Hugh Cook of Scottsville NY praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for her children’s colds. Also announced is the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Stealey Heights meeting Friday at 3:30 to sell leftover bazaar items.
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Business Men's League
Waldo Hotel
League
Ladies” Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Stealey Heights
Porter Maxwell and local visitors at Chicago cattle show
Porter Maxwell of Peel Tree attends the Chicago cattle show while several residents including Richard Ziesing, H. H. Watson, James S. Griffin, and Mrs. Patrick J. Owens are noted visiting or shopping in nearby towns. Clarksburg Knights of Columbus plan a Thursday meeting. Farmington reports 2600 feet of insulation damaged by gray squirrels causing telephone outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Maxwell
Peel Tree
Chicago
Richard Ziesing
Grasselli
Meadowbrook
Grasselli Chemical Company
Cleveland
H. H. Watson
Fairmont
James S. Griffin
Lumberport
Patrick J. Owens
Wilsonburg
Family finds relief with Black-Draught in steady routine
Mrs. J. B. Whittaker of Meduff Va. credits Thedford s Black-Draught with easing severe sickness for her family. She says a friend recommended it ten years ago to regulate weak stomachs and aid digestion. Nurses, children, and adults alike now rely on this vegetable remedy, priced at 25 cents with a same day order.
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Meduff
J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
Jack Draugat
Geta Kage
Nous
President Wilson Expected to Attend Southern Congress Event
Norfolk expects an unprecedented convention with strong attendance next week as Clarence W. Owens leads the Southern Commercial Congress efforts. The program includes talks by Emile O Neal and Herbert S Houston, plus a water power discussion, with Mr. Wilson possibly arriving to review a grand parade in Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Clarence W. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
Washington
Owens
Ones
Wilson
Tie
Tin
South
Fis Kenedy
Emile O' Neal
Alabama
Werbert 5
Houston
Advertising Clubs of
Congress
Joby K. Shields
Tennessee
GC. E. McGuire
International High Commission
Latin America
Mobile
Duncan A. Fletcher
Louise C. Lindsley
Women's Auxiliary
C. L. Wright
Miareh
Cikimt Artillery
L. S. Saote
Mne
Murines
J. J. Mahoney
National Guard
Virginia
Boy Scouts of Norfolk
Granby Street
Gilly Hall Avenue
Main Street
Compensation denied for guards killed at Winding Gulf
The state compensation board refused widow of F D Wyatt and deputy C J Bragg compensation for injuries and death suffered while guarding Winding Gulf Coal Company property on election night. They were sworn as deputy sheriffs when a mob attacked. Officials ruled injuries occurred while acting as private security, not in employment.
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Charleston
F. D. Wyatt
Winding Gulf
C. J. Brage
Lee Ott
F. D. Wyaty
C. J. Bragg
Winding Gulf Coal Company
Thomas McClanen
Aldy Cook
Cook
Beckley
Wyatt
Bragg
American killed by Villa bandits in Parral Mexico
Howard Gray, an American mining man at Parral, Chihuahua, was killed by Villa bandits on November 5, per a telegram to Alvarado Mining and Milling Co. A messenger said Gray was hanged by order of Villa in view of witnesses and spectators. Deputy Lace M Wolfe emptied 1200 pints of beer into a rear jail sewer after raids. the court ordered destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Howard Gray
Parral
Chihuahua
Villa
Alvarado Mining and Milling Company
Porral
Gray
Lace M. Wolfe
Wolfe
Criminal Court
Villa Not There Report Undercuts Chihuahua Capture Claim
A deserter from Villa’s band claims Villa directed the fight by telegraph from Busillos Ranch near Chihuahua as Ciudad Carranza forces seized the city. The war department received the story Thursday, casting doubt on Villa’s presence in Chihuahua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Villa
Chihuahua
Carranza
Anys
Busillos Ranch
War Department
Passenger Train Lateness Delays Morning Run
Aree and Ohio passenger train 3 arriving at 10:01 each morning was an hour late Thursday due to heavy traffic in the eastern division. Pittsburg banker Harry M. Landis, treasurer of the city and notable Mason, died of heart disease at 52. Martha Cunningham, 45, of Lardis, was adjudged insane and sent to the Wes ton state hospital. James P. Martin and Anna Gray, both colored, were married by Rev. W. T. Kennedy in the courthouse.
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Aree
Ohio
Seigele
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Harry M. Landis
Landis
Martha Cunningham
Lardis
Eli Moore
State Hospital
Weston
James P. Martin
Anna Gray
Court House
W. T. Kennedy
Supreme Court grants appeal in Dry Branch case
Supreme Court of Appeals grants an appeal on the Dry Branch Coal Company versus Public Service Commission, over permission granted to Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to build a branch track. Writs of error and supersedeas allowed in several county cases. other appeals denied. Auditors shifted within railway divisions effective January 1. London reports submarine sinkings of the Danish steamer Nexoff and the Spanish vessel Julia Benito, crews landed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Supreme Court of Appeals
Dry Branch Coal Company
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Monongilia
Charles V. Hare
John C. Price
Cabell County
Joseph Kilgore
County Court
London
Lloyda
Nexoff
Julia Benito
Richards Arrested in Reynoldsville Murder Case
Ocie Richards of Reynoldsville was arrested Wednesday evening by Deputy Sheriff Lace M. Wolfa on a capias issued by the criminal court. An indictment found at the last term charges him with the murder of Robert Gerrard in Reynoldsville several months ago. He remains a prisoner in the county jail.
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Ocie Richards
Reynoldsville
Labor party to join new cabinet in London report
Aspoc iated Press reports in London that the Labor party has decided to accept the invitation to be represented in the new cabinet. A dairymen meeting was announced to be held at the courthouse at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon. The War Office said there was nothing to report from the Franco Belgian front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Central News
Labor Party
Soy
Dees
War Office
Bisurated Magnesia Advertisement Claims Quick Relief
An ad states Bisurated Magnesia is safe pleasant and harmless for dyspepsia indigestion heartburn belching sour stomach and gas. A teaspoonful in half a glass of hot water after eating gives instant relief. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Wonderful Kidney Trouble Recovery Told by Patient Clay
A Marion Ohio man reports nine years of kidney trouble with back and bowels pain. After failing with doctors and other medicines he used Dr Kilmen's Swamp-Root for two months, claims significant improvement and plans to recommend it to friends. Notarized statement dated 1 'peanghera. 114 TC. CLAS.
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Kilmen
Clay
Marion
Ohio
Kilmer’s Swanp Root Ad Claim Sample Bottle Offered
Letter to Dr Kinnee Co. of Binghamem New York urges sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY for a sample bottle. Promises booklet on kidneys and bladder and urges mention of Clarksburg Daily Telegram. Noted offer for one dollar size bettes at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghaston
N.Y
Clarksburg
Publishers Meeting Of Newspaper Men In Fairmont
A meeting of newspaper men called by J J Devine of the Telegram is held in Fairmont today to discuss high newsprint costs and material use. Attendees include H G Ogden Wheeling, A T Smith Parkersburg Sentinel, H Holt Grafton Sentinel, Max von Schlegel Martinsburg Journal, Rood Smith Moundville Journal, S Shaw Moundsville Chronicle, Charles A Blaine Charleston Gazette, O P McKinney Fairmont Times, W I Weigel Fairmont West Virginian, W G Fenaral Gladesport, St W Green Morgantown Post Chronicle and Mr Devina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Devine
Telegram
Fairmont
H. CG. Ogden
Wheeling
A. Ts. Smith
Parkersburg Sentinel
HH. Dlolt
Grafton Sentinel
Max von Schlegel
Martinsburg Eoening Journaly
Nusbaum's Suits and Overcoats Ad Pack Largest Store Claim
Why do we harp on this one fact Why do we repent so often that this store is the largest exclusive mens and boys shop in the region Your best interests and ours align We want you to buy at Nusbaum's where assortments are great Suits range 16 50 to 40 Overcoats 16 50 to 45.
Skating Costume Noted as New Fashion Item
BRUNSWICK Md Dec 7 A large portion of the Baltimore and Ohio transfer shed was destroyed by fire of unknown origin Thursday. Eight loaded freight cars and a large quantity of merchandise on the platform also burned. Railroad officials cannot yet estimate the loss but expect it to be heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Guardian Qualifies in Virginia Court. next sessions set
Felix Sutton has qualified as guardian for Virginia Court with bond at 200 dollars and Amanda Courtrell as surety. There will be no session of Lie County criminal court Thursday. The next session will be held Saturday morning. No further jury trials will be held Monday. Rapes and threats noted in report.
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Felix
Sutton
Virginia Ocourt
Amanda
Lie County Criminal Court
Soa
West Virginia League to Enforce Peace Meet
The executive committee of the West Virginia branch of the League to Enforce Peace will hold a meeting in Charleston on Saturday December 9 to discuss a proposal to be presented to the West Virginia legislature in January. Committee members include W E Classcock Morfantown former governor J B Finley Parkersburg W Blanchard Hintt Moundsville J F Marsh Charleston and O J Woodley Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Branc
League To Enforce
Charleston
West Virginia
W. E. Classcock
Morfantown
J. B. Finley
Parkersburg
W. Blanchard Hintt
Moundsville
J. F. Marsh
O .J. Woodley
Huntington
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and cannot be cured by local treatments. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, promising to heal through the blood and mucous membranes. The ad offers $100 for cure failures and urges sending for circulars and testimonials. Also recommends Hull's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Drugetata
Hull
Sloan's Liniment Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment as quick relief for rheumatism neck sciatica lame back toothache and bruises. It claims rapid circulation boost and non staining use without clogging pores with price points 26c 50c and 1.00 per bottle.
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Sloan
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the Furniture Store OF Quality
Faust Masonic Auditorium
Cs. Kan
Pome Furnishers
Ctarbstirstotle
Golden Sun Coffee
W. Pike
Hugh Cook
Scottsville, N_Y
Garbutt
N. Y
Chamberlain
Priscilla Beauty
Mr. B. Robbins
Violet Ray
S. Second Street
Bell Phone
Glenn G. Waters
Prunty
Knights of Columbus
West Pike Street
Farmington
Bellans
Coal Company
Villa Bandits
Tex
Supreme Court
L. Carney
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Flora
Ilc
S. W. Pollock
M. J. Foose
Magnesia
Sugar St
State of Ohio
Marion County
Clas
W. Haddaman
Marion Co
Dr. Kinnee & Co
Binghamem, N.Y
Nusbaum
Nusbaum’s
Iere
Guardian Qualinies
Peage League
Hilde Bros
Dentists K
P. Bldg
Third Street
Marcato Choral Club
Ium
Ber
Sela Ea
Gor
Pike
Clarksbur
Glru Grens
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