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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1916

Page

3

Officers Elected in Northcott Camp No 5748 Woodmen Meet

The annual Northcott Campy No 5748 Modern Woodmen of America election was held at the Knights of Pythias hall. Officers chosen include Consul John Riley Advisor Charles Pearell Banker Roy Bailey Clerk Dr W A Fletcher Escort W B Alexander Watchman C Childers J Sentry K L Howell Trustee A B Smith A social session followed with refreshments. installation planned later this month. Masons Elect at St John s Lodge No 24 Shinnston elected officers at Friday night meeting.

Northcott Campy Woodmen of America Knights of Pythias A. 8. Smith St. John's Lodge Free and Accepted Masons Shinnston

Masonic officers listed for the year

The officers for the year are named as follows Ray B Nutter master Richard L Robinson senior warden Harry H Carder junior warden Charles L Watkins secretary Lawrence E Hawkins treasurer George F Shoemaker Harry C Higginbotham stewards and George W Harrison chaplain. Continued on page 5.

Ray B. Nutter Richard L. Robinson Harry H. Carder Charles L. Watkins Lawrence E. Hawkins George F. Shoemaker Harry C. Higginbotham George W. Harrison

Cotton Break Triggers Massive Drop After Census Report

In New Orleans on a December session, cotton prices fell more than five dollars per bale, one of the widest declines in a single day. The market saw heavy liquidation and short selling following the Census Bureau’s report on cotton harvested through December 1.

New Orleans Dec Census Bureau

License Tags Enforcement On County Roads

Sheriff Ross FL Stout warns county residents that front and rear license tags must be displayed conspicuously on all autos. Violations will be prosecuted with WV law imposing fines up to 25 dollars for first offenses, higher fines or imprisonment for subsequent offenses.

Sheriff Stout

Butter Prices Decline on Boycott and Federal Probe

Boycott agitation tied to a federal investigation into food prices reduced butter demand in Chicago. Creamery butter on the Chicago butter and egg board fell by a half to one cent on several grades compared with Thursday as consumption declined and supplies rose.

Chicago Chicago’ Butter and Egg Board

Cough Remedy Endorsed After Winter Cough Woes

A Victorian style note urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure persistent coughs after colds or grip. It cites Mrs. Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana praising the medicine as best for breaking up attacks and getting a reluctant husband to take it. The ad links coughs to danger signals like fires and promotes the remedy as the cure.

AERIAL FORGES ABOGIATER HMNEAA BERLIN

Berlin dispatch reports an official statement noting in November aerial forces achieved gains despite unfavorable weather. It tallies Allied losses at thirty-one planes across western eastern Romanian and Balkan fronts while enemy losses reached seventy-one. forty-two enemy aircraft are claimed captured with others believed to have fallen behind lines.

Abogiater Hmneaa Berlin Roumanian Balkan

Sheriff Faces $5,000 Suit Over 1915 Shooting

Robert G. Martin sues Ross F. Stout sheriff of the county for $5,000 in the treult court here. The claim alleges Clarence Vaunort acted as the sheriff’s agent when he shot Martin in the left side on December 1, 1915, during an attempted arrest.

Robert G. Martin Friday Etreult Tain Ross F. Stout Clarence Vannort Martin Bil Vaunort

Federal probe weighs form of actions against coal speculators

Washington December 9 The federal investigation of the high cost of living entered a stage where officials consider the procedure for prosecuting coal speculators. The method of proceedings against those accused of speculation in coal is under immediate consideration.

Washington

Town Market Slashes Prices to Ease Food Costs

Evansville city market under Mayor Bosse sold vegetables and staples at 25 percent to one third below grocery prices. Potatoes 1.65 per bushel butter ten cents a pound eggs 40 cents a dozen. Hogs at twelve cents a pound and rabbits 15 cents each were moving rapidly with shipments from Chicago and Kentucky.

Evansville Ind Bosse Chicago Kentucky

Mrs Harkness Dead Wealthy Oil Widow

Mrs Mary Warden Harkness widow of Charles W Harkness of Standard Oil died after an operation at a New York hospital. Her husband’s estate was valued at about 49.57 million dollars, with more than 12 million left to her. Her Madison, N J home is noted. Also mention of Mrs Jesse Headley of Reader recovering from an appendectomy.

New York Mary Warden Harkness Charles W. Harkness Standard Oil Company Jesse Headley Reader Kessler, Hospital

Davis Seen as Likeliest U.S. Attorney General Successor

John W. Davis, former West Virginia congressman and current solicitor general, is viewed as the strong candidate to replace U. S. Attorney General Gregory, who reportedly plans to resign in the year ahead. Davis is forty three and a graduate of Washington and Lee University.

John W. Davis West Virginia U. S Gregory Washington and Lee University

High Court Prepares Adjournment Amid Appeals

West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals moves toward adjournment next week. Several petitions for writs of mandamus, writs of error and supersedeas, and appeals are noted from counties including Wyoming Randolph Cabell Mercer Mercer Tucker Kanawha and Monongalia. Petitions allowed include coal company against Overholt and others and Hare against Price and others.

Charleston Supreme Court of West Virgini Fred L. Fox John J. Harris Guy Pritchard Astrah St. Clair A. J. Enis Wyoming County John Thompson F. W. Smith Randolph County Warwick ‘Hutton Elihu Hutton Gay Coal and Goke Company Allen Mounts Cabell County Mollie Stinson W. J. Gahill Mercer County Jesse Jones City of Clarkshoro Harrison County Charles Kenney Boards of Elucation Fron Tucker County M.H. Conley Hezekiah Miller Preston County Martha J. Hawlings Joseph Wells Kanawha Dell Gook M. Shrewsbury Tucker Frank Elkins Ohio Valley, Electric Railway Company Monongalia W. J Snee Edward E. White ANS Ar Coal Company J. Overholt Sothers Har- Meow John Price

St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief

Slogan heavy ad claims rubraeu mation pain from rheumatic achings eased instantly by St Jacobs Oil. Promises safe skin, no internal treatment, quick relief for rheumatism sciatica neuralgia lumbago back ache sprains and swellings. Trial bottle offered by druggist.

St- Jacobs S. Jacobs

Writs of Error and Supersedeas Actions Across Counties

The document lists multiple cases including Joseph Kilgore Sedens against County Court of Cabell County, Clarksburg Casket Company versus Valley Undertaking Company from Harrison County, C OC George against Norfolk and Western Railway Company from Mercer County, John F Bartlett against Western Maryland Stallway Company from Tucker County, and Horse Creek Land and Mining Company against John A Midiff from Lincoln County. Each entry notes writs of error or supersedeas and related appeals across counties.

Lincoln County

Peculiar Actions Prompt Sanity Inquiry for Prisoner

William McSherry, said to live in Cleveland, Ohio, is a county jail prisoner awaiting a decision on his sanity. He was brought from Wolf Summit Thursday evening after residents complained. Bareheaded and nearly shoeless, he tried to enter homes without permission, claimed to be a pipeliner en route to a Burnsville project, and wandered to Wolf Summit by mistake. He will be detained a few days while the county lunacy board decides further action.

William McSherry Cleveland Wolf Summit Bedford Burnsville

Randolph and Addison Take Over Thompson Garage

ROC Randolph and W G Addison purchase Thompson Garage Company at 165 West Main Street to run Randolph and Addison strictly cash automobile repair storage and accessory business. Addison formerly aided Cole and National factories in Indianapolis and is praised as an efficient auto repair expert. Randolph has two years in local auto trade and strong community ties. Steubenville Ohio December 10 The Steubenville and East Liverpool Railway and Light Co gains state utilities approval to raise round trip fares by twenty five cents and increase positive cents.

Thompson Garage Company West Main Street Roc. Randolph W. G. Addison Randolph Addison Cole and National Indianapolis Steubenville Steubenvile and East Liverpool Rail Way and Light Company State Utilities Commission

Parcel post test run by state tax commission sends 20 000 pounds of supplies

The state tax commissioner is trialing parcel post this week distributing about 20 000 pounds of land and personal property assessment books and blank forms to county assessors. Supplies arrive in securely wrapped packages, averaging 3 364 pounds per county, with larger counties receiving more. Previously, express service handled the distributions.

Ils Wekand Nesessora

Caledonia sunk after carrying government service duty

London dec 9 The Anchor Line ship Caledonia of 9 93 tons is believed sunk today after being in service for the British government Lloyds Shipping Agency reported the Caledonia 5000 feet long and thirty three feet deep in the announcement The loss is not yet confirmed with full details expected.

Imy Absociatah London Caledonia Grons Sunik Lloyds: Shipping Agency Iin

Wage Increase for Maine Cotton Mill Workers

Boston Dec 9 Operatives in virtually all Maine cotton mills will gain about ten percent higher wages starting January 1. The advance was voted by a conference of mill treasury agents and affects roughly 15 000 workers in Maine.

Boston Jin Maine Mill” Treasury

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