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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1916

Page

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Prize steamship Appam brought to Hampton Roads

The British steamer Appam, seized by a German prize crew off the Canary Islands after being damaged by a submarine, was brought into Hampton Roads. About 425 aboard include passengers and crew. four injured were taken ashore and quarantine officers inspected the vessel.

Aws Hamp Canary Islands Hayies Foxheas Apyam Holand Australia Bittle Ola Point Ouarutine McCaffery Bere Anhapo Appam Geri Counsily Ly Matentall von Sehillin Bere Tilmeel Cousul Tlinutenant Conant Sehilling Washington Filer Hamlton Hamltiag Avery

Two Local Men to Attend Zeppelin Conference

The fourth annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will be held at the Willard Hotel in Wantington February 8 to 10. C B Alexander is named national counselor and will attend with the secretary of the Ho board of trade to represent the organization.

Herawith Chamber of Commerce of the United States Willard Wantington C. B. Alexander Natlorial Ho! Board of Trade National Council Board of Directors Joby A. Fahey Chamber Tarif Commission Daniel PB. Morac Seamen's Act K. G. Mhatt Merchant Marine William H. Douglas Charles P. Neill Argentina Owen Young A. W. Shaw James $. Alexander National Hank of Commerce New York Internations High Commission Leo 8. Rowe Secreary Filene Harry A. Wheeler Frank Trimbull National Budget R. Kher Frederick A. Grier Charles J National Chamber Selegates Querry Portland Chamber of Commerce Columbia Highway New Willard Hotel William. ¢. Breed Resoli Organizary Service Bureau Chamber of ‘Merce United States Isty Mead Aintenance Resale pricon—Vaul ‘Herington Secretary of the Navy Ational Defense Gol New Wood Hotel Ua Prassien

Prisoners of War on Board Prize Steamer

Report from Washington dated February one describes that the German prize steamer encountered at Hampton Roads carried prisoners of war on board. The vessel was sent to the state department for disposition, with customs duties noted in Norfolk and referrals to the treasury department pending formal status.

Meas & Ington Norfolk Trianury Apwhith Hampton Roads Privonére Atutus

British Officers Reported Aboard Steamier West Africa Voyage

A fragmentary report notes British officers on a steamer en route to Senegal West Africa from England with wireless maintenance and a small crew. The text mentions arrival, ports visited, and plans to return to England, with unclear details and names damaged by OCR.

Senegal West Africa Uth Hogland Jong Attur Attica England Gba

Submarine Sinking Reported Off February 1

A submarine attack is reported near February 1 resulting in the sinking of other vessels. Survivors aboard the Appas indicate casualties and injuries among the passengers and crew.

Pa per Inmate Murder Sparks Railroad Yard Shootout

In Pittsburgh area, an inmate named John Rowles was killed during a yard confrontation with highwaymen near the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh line. Police tracked suspects to a box car. one man was shot as others fled. a police officer was wounded.

Osparfield John Rowles Buffalo, Rochester and Pitsburg

Federal quarantine eyed to protect white pine forests

The federal horticultural board contemplates a quarantine on shipments of five leaved pines and related nursery stock to stem the spread of white pine blister rust. Hearing set for February 4 will consider prohibiting entry of nursery stock from Canada and shipments of currants and gooseberries. The move aims to shield valuable eastern and western white pine stands worth hundreds of millions.

Washington Lda Federal Horticultural Board Department of Agriculture New Humpshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Aml Bister Bight Nurkery Lock America Canada Europe Asia New Enghand

Revival Crowds Fill Auditorium in Religious Meeting

Crowds packed the auditorium despite rain as NOONDAY EATS revival meetings continued. Dr Morrison Davies praised ministers and the revival work while attendance drew strong support from local residents and city leaders.

Russian forces tighten grip as von der Goltz leads

Telegrams report Piola Marshal von der Goltz now in command of the Thrialt forces at Eraerum with about 80 000 men held in reserve and provisions for two weeks. The Black Sea fleet supports Russian land operations as the right wing advances toward Trebizond.

Rome Tolrograd Piola Marshal von der Goltz Trebleond

Phoenixville Plant Announces 6 Percent Wage Increase

The Phoenix Tunnel Company posted notices in Phoenixville Pa announcing a 6 percent wage increase effective February 28. The firm employs several thousand workers.

Abeocinree Phoenisville Phoenix Tron Company Ampany

Bank closure testimony recalls grand jury in federal case

Pittsburg February hearing recalls testimony in a federal case. Fayette county witnesses from the closed Hirst National Bank of Uniontown testified. Judge Maynfoud Maxwell heard arguments as the court recalled the proceeding at a Dixie attorney request. Judgment awarded to the Fafitiers Hank of Shinngton for $4,124.34.

Pittsburg Fayette County Maynfoud Maxwell Circuit Court Pausday Fafitiers Hank of Shinngton R. Griffin

Wetzel County Support Shifts in Political Atmosphere

In Wetzel County prominent Republicans shown as cautiously optimistic about the forthcoming nomination of political figures amid mixed signals. Local leaders report a favorable climate for some candidates, with expectations of modest gains even if victory in Wetzel seems unlikely.

Railroad Receivership Hearing In Dallas Details

A long, fragmented report describes a 1915 Dallas receivership hearing involving the Texas and Pacific andSouthern Pacific railways. It covers claims of default, bond mortgages, diverted net income, and petitions for receiver authority, with background on the line’s history from New Orleans to the West Coast and key players like Gould Huntington Sage and Scott.

Tinting Ty Gould New York Ikryang Wis London Pacifie Pas Juine Ste ‘Exns Paedite New Orleans Pacific Rail + sway Company Louisiana Bharner New Orleans Shreveport Benkers Trial Company Mongor BR. M. Bunh Mssouri Pacific Jean Mountain Lines Texas and Pacific Jay Gould Collin Huntington Paciic Wile Huntington Chicago St. Louis New Orinana Ag Bern Diting BRK Pose Louidlapa Texas Arkandus Ite Olal San Diego Calif Texas Pacifie Railwour Company Pexna and Paci Railway Company A_ Scott Philadelphia Iino Memphia Paso and Pacific Mailroad Company Souther Transcontinental | Railroad Company Scott Wasneliatoy Elder Rumall Sage Gould Alnees Fort Worth Texas and Pacife Tex Grant WI Paso Sierra Blanes F.panoy Paso Pacffc Acros Pacific Acre

Subs of Austria Hungary Not Involved in Peninsular Sinkings

Secretary Lansing reported a despatch from the Austrian foreign ministry claiming none of its submarines in the Mediterranean were involved in sinking the Pen Peninsular area vessels. He said he would present the inquiry to the British government for a formal answer. The State Department noted the Austrian claim raises whether a submarine of that nationality sank the Perala.

Ay Sneooraray Pras Washington Lansing AmbaamaHor Pen Hipldat Mediterranean Ania Moreganthonn Myrisish Turkah State Department Austria Hungary

Serious Ill John H. Davis Undergoes Surgery in Salem

John H. Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Davis of Salem, was operated on at a local hospital Tuesday morning. He is reported to be recovering after the operation, with friends hoping for a speedy return to health.

John H. Davis C. T. Davis Salem Aicken Wil Eanlar

Confusing Tour Dispatch By The Nation's Chief Executive

A garbled OCR style note reports the Chief Executive on a tour today with references to cities and events. Mentions Newport News and a German submarine incident impression, with unclear names and dates. The text is partial and fragmentary with mixed political and military imagery.

Public Safety Push for Stricter Railroad Laws

A new law proposal in Charleston seeks harsher penalties for trespassing on railroad property citing a U S report that twenty thousand trespassers die yearly. The document notes 118,570 killed and 126,600 injured over twenty years ending June 30, 1914, across rail lines as pedestrians and riders face deadly hazards.

Charleston United States Riley Wilking Dreitar

Fleven Deaths Reported After Zeppelin Raid

London dispatch confirms eleven people killed in yesterday's Zeppelin raid, with British authorities withholding full details until now. The casualty toll and damage remain under initial verification as officials release a brief account of the attack for publication.

Montenegro Capitulation Talks Reported By The Times

The Montenegrin government negotiators pursue capitulation terms as Allied forces press for settlement. Reports note a provisional administration in place amid discussions. The tone reflects wartime caution about the outcome and the fate of local leadership.

Paris Montenegro Atria Manteneare

Levee Failure Impacts Newport Area Flooding

Inland levee breaches and high water flood sections of Newport Arkansas city lanes forcing residents into boats. Officials from a commerce commission discussed rates while authorities addressed damage and relief plans amid the rising waters.

Newport Ark Hero

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