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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
11
Local wedding prep falters as Bevin and the Smetimplan band disperse with tension. A widowed woman endures gossip and backstage panic while Mrs Rowell and townsfolk react to the halted ceremony and looming plum tirade.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls hardship and shame as a speaker reflects on towns, a lawyer, and the move to a poorhouse or poor-farm. The narrative mentions a bank, a missed fortune, and aging with sighs as the speaker contemplates past joys and losses.
The report describes the arrival of Leaeany Marion county guards transferring prisoners. It lists sentencing outcomes for multiple inmates including John Fitton one year and James angelina life, with Farr elwet team and others receiving various terms. Frank Sheldon, a New Martinsville farmer, is noted for a prior conviction involving extortion of a youth misrepresented as a private detective.
Moraham Shannon of Tin Plate was acquitted Friday afternoon in a local court after facing charges of threat and bodily harm. The proceedings, led by Starcher’s court, concluded with Shannon paying reduced costs and being released.
Mr and Mrs J C Tursbat of Hithwood entertain muscled friends while Mrs Miller Gallaher of Charles Town plans return from Washington. many residents, including Miss Alice Miles and Mrs Virgie, prepare for Christmas with family. Lawrence Lynch goes to New York for postgraduate study at Columbia. F Fowler from Parkersburg visits. Mrs Nathan Gor Feturnell returns from Washington. Mrs Templeman hosts Charleston guests.
The Pittsburg and Allegheny Telephone Company, with about 400 operators, was sued today in Pittsburg for employing women in violation of the state law known as the women’s labor or service act. It is the largest case the Pennsylvania department of labor has pursued to enforce the new act.
Gladys Graham, a 19 year old clerk in a Huntington postoffice, was arrested by inspectors on charges of rifling a woman's parcel. Bail denied by the United States commissioner. trial set for April in the circuit court at Huntington. Officers say several hundred dollars worth of missing merchandise was found in her room. Graham is from Hinton.
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