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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1913

Page

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Prominent men blamed in Lewis County arson plot

A Lewis County farm house near Vandalia was wrecked by a dynamite blast placed in the chimney by alleged conspirators. Mrs. Jeffries and another occupant were severely injured but survived. Seven prominent men and twenty farmers are named in warrants, with investigations centering on a plan tied to a Senate house scheme and government reorganizing efforts.

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Dramatic Domestic Disturber Suit Actress Scene

A garbled fragment references a dramatic domestic disturbance and a suit involving an actress. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the piece hints at a public or court matter concerning an actress and a party linked to government or politics.

Government action on copper strike inquiry in Calumet

Secretary of Labor William directed John Densmore to Calumet Michigan to render any and all aid for the copper strike settlement. The Christmas tragedy left seventy-two lives lost, and the secretary framed the move as a state investigation into the matter.

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Reed Accepted as Funeral Director for Lynch-Osborn

Arthur S. Reed has accepted a position with the Lynch-Osborn Undertaking Company as funeral director and undertaker. He comes from Washington Court House C and brings sixteen years of practical experience. A Clark Embalming School graduate in Cincinnati, he is proficient in up to date methods and will be available to extend courtesy to all trade.

Arthur S. Reed Lynch-Osborn Undertaking Company Reed Washington Court House Clark Cincinnati

Sealing of Cardinal Rampolla’s Apartments Denounced

Dec 26 report from game quarters alleges the sealing of Tate Cardinal Rampolla’s apartments as illegal and highhanded. It says the act lacked judicial authorization, done by a notary at the request of Monsignor Di Bisogna administrator of St Peters. The administrator seeks to protect church documents of prompt interest amid a missing will.

Tome Tate Cardinal Rampolla Judiele of Aelita Monsignor di Bisogna St. Peters

Trial of mining request moves to the president

A garbled dispatch reports a formal appeal to President Wilson by a Western rail union leader seeking federal intervention. The note mentions cabinet discussions and is tied to Michigan and Chelsea, with Democratic party figures cited.

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West Virginia farm groups plan joint annual meeting

The third annual meeting of the West Virginia Federation of Agricultural Associations will convene January 18 to 46, 1914 at Morgantown's College of Agriculture. The federation includes the Live Stock, Forestry, and State Horticultural Societies with joint sessions and separate meetings. Officers include President A Arnold Keysor and Secretary E D Sanderson Morgantown.

West Virginia Federation of Agricultural Associations College of Agriculture West Virginia University Morgantown West Virginia Live Stock Association West Virginia Forestry Association West Virginia State Horticultural Society A Arnold Keysor William Hill Bethany E. D. Sanderson H. Boyce Waddington Farm C. Hardman Spencer Williamin Hethany Thrasher Dio Huyett Charles Luger Morgan Tow West Virginia Forestry’ Associiation J. A. Viguesney Bellngton State Forest, Game Eh Starden JC. Watson Keyser A.B. Brooke William Jareh Wheeling West Virginia P. Waugh Wellsburg H. L. Smith Martiusiure A. D. Page French Crock L. F. Sutton Moreantown H. H, Hoffman

Prominent Woman Run Down by Auto in New York

Mrs. Ger rude Tee, daughter of Colonel P. F Hartvill, and her husband Richard Lee Jr were struck by two cars while crossing a street in a Christmas eve rain. Mrs. Lee died at the hospital. Mr Lee was seriously injured but may recover. The limousine driver fled after the crash and was later released. Police pursued the limousine owner.

New York Gerrude Tee P. F Hartvill United States Army Richard Lee, Jr Lees Lee Jae

Receipts Stolen From Orpheum Theater Office

A burglary at the Vox office of the Orpheum theater occurred early today after a last night performance. Two men, masked, overpowered the night watchman outside and entered the office, stealing Christmas Day receipts and leaving the scene with valuables. The watchman was found bound when the theater opened.

Ty Associaten Pawan New York Vox Orpheum Theater Hym

Falls Through Window Endangers Man After Nightfall

A man named Goprett Loller plunged through a window on Pike Street during a late night incident near Parsonsburg. Rescue efforts followed as authorities investigated the cause of the fall and whether foul play or negligence occurred.

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Mayor Cole Receives Police Gift At New Year Celebration

Mayor Wilf Cole expressed appreciation as the police department sent him a mahogany toilet and manicure set in a morocco case. The messenger delivery carried a message of confidence in the administration and best wishes for a happy new year. The Telegram included an inscription by a well known writer, praising Cole and wishing luck in his tenure.

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Inside the Room Fire Yells and Rush at Gathering

Reported chaotic scene as flames and shouting erupted inside a room with over seventy people affected. Witnesses describe a panic and doors jammed as attendees cried out while authorities and grand jury staff investigated.

Fourteen Killed in Fireworks Factory Explosion

Rome reports fourteen killed after a fireworks factory at Torre Angucalata exploded yesterday. The two story building at Mount Vesuvium foot employed many, five seriously hurt. Cause unknown. Names listed of victims and survivors include Guy Riggine Adélphin G Hill Loyd A Hanifan Addie A Post Albert R Fortney and others. Colored workers Edward Maria Coral Carlile Ida Payne and Gardner among the injured.

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Martial law bars unrest in historic plaza district

In Los Angeles the historic plaza district faced martial law after a riot among unemployed men left one dead and more than a dozen injured. Police patrolled the area seeking weapons while raids targeted nearby Mexican quarters for information on two additional deaths and inquiries continued into the night.

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Highest Tide Wreaks Havoc Near Venice California

December 26 report from Los Angeles describes the year's highest tide sweeping the Venice beach area. Dozens of launches and yachts were wrecked as water surged inland, three oceanfront residences were toppled, and a vehicle was destroyed. Venice north to Santa Monica suffered heavy damage as shops were damaged. Teachers and pupils are set to return to Northview School on Monday December 29.

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Strike Settlement Sought in Phillips Sheet Metal Co Dispute

The article reports ongoing efforts to settle a strike at the Phillips Sheet and Tin Company in Steubenville. The strike involves the company and the Retail Trade Association of workers, with other institutions referenced in connection to wage and labor negotiations.

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