The Telegram newspaper of Clarkaburg West Virginia
The Telegram is a regional daily updated every evening except Sunday by the Dabersburg Telegram Company serving Clarkaburg and surrounding areas It lists mailing details delivery offices and subscription rates and notes regular carrier delivery with immediate investigation of service complaints The notice references Associated Press and Western advertising representatives in Chicago and Marquette Building Chicago
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Ens Seeding Saver
Cenwas West Virginia
Daberburg Telegram Company
Gurksbors W. Va
Coop Bie
Aniss Manage
T. B. Dimon
Morribor
Tore
Meer
Associated Press
Postofice
Clarkshore
Sts
Tall
ETA Os Os Eike
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Pike Bisect Jackeov
Alex Eile Waldo Hotel
Clarkaburg
Monongah Relief Fund drive spans Clarksburg charities
Telegram highlights daily donations for Monongah disaster relief and praises Clarksburg and surrounding groups for generous support. It invites churches societies and organizations to help, offering free ad space for relief events and urging broader community aid, mirroring past charity responses.
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Monongah
T Ne
Clarksurg
Clarksburg
Church Society
Alher
Hurch
Telegram
Butler
Pacific
Vsin
Clarksburgers
Two Sides in Window Glass Wage Dispute Hopeful of Fair Treatment
The Telegram notes two sides to the window glass industry conflict and urges fair representation for both workers and employers. It expresses hope the wage difficulties will be resolved amicably and promptly by all parties.
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Elory
Priv Hogea
Hope &Nso
Lyden's Body Returned for Burial in Monongah
The body of 38 year old Timothy Lyden was found in Mine No 6 Monongah at 8 this morning. It was taken to the morgue and prepared for burial then moved to Monongah for three hours before being shipped to his city for burial. He will be at his mother's home on Jackson street tonight and tomorrow morning, then to the Catholic church for services and interment at Holy Cross cemetery. He leaves a widow and five children, and is brother to Patrick J Michael and Margaret Lyden and Mrs P F Tierney.
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Timothy Lyden
Monongah
Mir
Local Men Lease Mannington Hotel
Moeph A. Davis and Patrick Barrett of the Manhattan Sunon lease the Arlington hotel at Manning for five years with ten years of privilege and will take charge this coming Saturday. Davis, an experienced hotel man, will personally run the Arlington and move there next week. Barrett remains at the Manhattan, which will continue to operate. The Arlington, a leading small hotel with forty rooms plus family and staff spaces, plans to add rooms to reach about one hundred next spring. Clarksburgers expect the departure of Mrs Davis and family from Clarksburg.
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Moeph A. Davis
Patrick Berrett
Manhattan Sunon
Arlington Hotel
Manning
Davis
Narrete
Manhattan
Arlington
Minnington
Messrs
Davis & Barrett
County Court Exonerations Return Names and Parcel Values
The County Court reconvened with members present as Williams was exonerated on penalties totaling four thousand dollars. a similar action reduced penalties for other parties. Exonerations covered properties valued at two thousand dollars and others linked to oil and gas interests. Individuals including Hannan and Rightmire faced exonerations from tax liens and related charges.
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T. OF
Williams Wea
Stronmdwiter
Tnis
Ufitelot Woot
Huckerty
Es Hannan
James
PB J. Condy
Jann Gondry
Stayer Mr Young Heads Waldo Hotel Staff
A waiter named A W Young, head waiter at the Waldo hotel, formerly led the Leland in Springfield Illinois for twenty five years. The Hotel World notes long serving staff at a Springfield hotel, listing many stayers with years of service.
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J. W. Young
The
Waldo
A. W. Young
Waido
Wado
Leland Hotel
Springfield
Hotel World
Chicago
Springfeld
Oool
Charles Brown
George Hastan
David Minnard
John Curtis
Alimer Nayjor
Lonnit Wade
B. F. Savage
Relief Fund Meeting In Shinstnton For Monongah Disaster
In Shinstnton on December 11 a meeting was held at 2 30 p m to organize relief for distressed Monongah families. A committee including B T Harmer Rev Wayne Stinnaker and others was appointed to solicit cash and provisions. A sum of 117 09 and a barrel of flour were collected. News notes mention local visitors and a Morgantown district cabinet meeting planning a school of methods led by Dr Edwin M Nadoll in Chicago.
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Atttendance
Walter L. Lowe
Clarkshoro
Wie M. Strickler
Kingwood
Harry Thompson
Fairmont
Rev. Stittnaker
Morgantown
M. E
Edwin M. Iadull
Chicago
Epworth Leagues
Stalnaker
Lutheran Church Appeals for Monongah Relief Fund
The Rev L W Sifford of Park Avenue Lutheran Church asks Telegram to announce a Sunday service collection for Monongah mine disaster sufferers. A church meeting is set for this evening at 7:00 at Centennial Hall with all members urged to attend.
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L. W. Sifford
Park Avenue Lutheran Church
Monongal
AO. H. Wil
Linen Handkerchiefs at Low Prices
Itemized listing of all linen handkerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen with hemstitched edges in various sizes and prices. Notes strong value across multiple price points from 18 to 90 cents, and mentions higher items up to several dollars, highlighting or advertising sale quantities in the city.
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Japan
Ireland
Germany
France
Heeween
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Western Office
Marquette
Chieveo Western Advertisime Representatives
Williams and Anderson
Lyden
Monongah Mine
Logal Men
Mannington Hotel
Messrs. Davis & Barrett
Marion
Shinnston
Lutheran Church Will
Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co
Watts-Lamberd Co
T Watts-Lam-Ping
Berd
P. Centemeri
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