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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
6
Christopher, a government star witness, was sentenced to thirty days in county jail for contempt of court after refusing to produce information before the federal grand jury. His attorney, John A. Brown, received seventy days for participating in the same refusal.
Heavy ice on the Ohio River suspends river traffic from Gallipolis toward Pittsburgh today. Officials warn delays may extend as crews assess conditions and clear the channel.
Miss Etta Goodwit of Broad Oaks shows great improvement after a long illness with pneumonia.
Mrs. Harvey Gardiner of Stealer Heights breaks a finger in a fall on ice. The injury is painful but not life threatening. W. McCormick arrives from Parkersburg to visit.
A vintage patent medicine claim promises relief from coughs without opium or narcotics. It asserts suitability for both babies and adults and notes availability from all dealers. The wording reflects 19th century pharmaceutical advertising with emphasis on safety and universality.
Preparations for the International Bowling Association tournament set for February 11 to 23 in St Paul expand. The group predicts 50 percent more teams than last year, with prizes planned. Women bowlers grow, Flower League clubs name games after flowers, led by Morning Glories and Sun Flowers.
A published list shows unclaimed letters at the Clarkebore post office. Names include James Ayres Terrate Accetino Willie Arnold Ralph Core Eva Cox and many others across various spellings and initials.
A fragment lists names including Rom, H Aitonado, W H Scales, Carrie Swiger, Searle 2 pieces, L C Shingle ton, Joe Stender, J J Smith, Hallie Sandy, Henry Steiner, Flora Siruss, Nettle Taylor, J Z Tehene, Turner, Tol mer, Geo Tremain, Tagita, Evans Valens, Matus Yenguin, Manda Wyatt, Ja Williame, James Wathen. Reader asked to mention advertised letters when calling for same.
Ralpph R. Willams, teacher of the shorthand department at West Virginia Business College, resigns to join the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic railroad in Marquette, Michigan. He is praised as an excellent teacher and well liked and departs for Chicago this evening.
A 15 year old woman was jailed briefly after being found drunk on Glen Sik Street and then discharged after paying a court-ordered surcharge. In Monticella Avenue a man arrested for assault was fined and released on payment. Another man was fined for disorderly conduct and released after paying costs.
J. J. O'Neill of Rome Georgia, president of the Southern Pine Lumber Company, is there overseeing the Dear Eid of the company's local branch.
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