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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1912

Page

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Samuel Gompers Defends Court Injunction Remark

President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor testifies in a contempt trial with Frank Morrigan and Jon Mitchell. He explains his phrase Go to with your injunctions was Shakespearean and not disrespectful, clarifies Mitchell did not sign the statement but his name was attached.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Today Frank Morrigan Jon Mitchell Gompers Mitchell

Roosevelt denies anti third term claim at White House

Representative Slugden said the anti third term resolution targets Theodore Roosevelt and argues it would affect him if he seeks a third term. He clarified the measure condemns any consecutive or intervening term and responded to claims it targets the presidents candidacy.

Washington, D.C Slugden White House Theodore Footavelt

Nickum Rites Names Oil Pioneer 91 in Harrisville Area

The body of L. F. Nickum died at his son Ba Nickum’s Rutherford home and was taken to New Castle Pennsylvania for funeral and burial. Nickum 91, longtime figure among state oil men. His son Fa Nickum is a noted oil well contractor.

Harrisville L. F. Nickum Ba. Nickum Rutherford New Castle Nickun Pennsylvania Fa. Nickum

Creditors Compromise In Bankruptsy Sale Postponed

Creditors appointed to settle Max Sheaser bankruptcy in Piedmont West Virginia agreed to a 20 percent compromise. A meeting of creditor representatives will be held as the sale of the property is postponed to a later date by trustee Hi Grimch and referee Li cher.

To Let Contract Soon for Fairmont Postoffice

Washington February 7 Postmaster A Howard Fleming Fairmont L Hutchilson Fairmont and Senator Watson have been at the treasury learning when payment of the 125000 appropriation for the Fairmont post office may be obtained They were told the full amount has been negotiated and will be expended shortly The building contract is expected to be let within six weeks.

Washington A. Howard Fleming Fairmont L. Hutchilson Senator Watson Treasury

Edward Glancy Confined by Severe Grippe Attack

Edward Glancy is confined to his Pike street home with a severe attack of grippe. His friends hope the illness will not be serious or keep him bedfast for long.

Edward Glancy Pike Street Mr. Glancy

Marriage Licenses Issued for Francisco Lapex and Isabe Fernandez

Marriage licenses have been approved for Francisco Lapex and Isabe Fernandez and for Deniel V. Jett and Ida G. Curtil in a local civil record.

Francisco Lapex Isabe Fernandez Deniel V. Jett Ida G.curtil

Chicago Grain Market Report Slow Wheat Prices Dip

Chicago grain market notes February trading with Wheat down 0.108, corn up 0.04, oats up 0.61, primary price around 10.63. Market activity shows slowed Diay wheat and mixed movement across staples in Chicago.

Chicago Fer

Grand jury list drawn for next term of criminal court

The grand jury list was drawn Wednesday for the term beginning Monday March 4. Jurors include Jasper S. Kyle B. G. Garrett O. M. Swiger W. S. Burnside William Davin M. H. Green Dan Boughner Wallace Young Robert McCord Leslie Hawker Arthur Sheets James A. Robinson Irvin Maxwell W. R. B. Dennison F. W. Cunningham and J. J. Thrasher.

Criminal Court Jasper S. Kyle B. G. Garrett O. M. Swiger W. S&s. Burnside William Davin M. H. ‘Green Dan Boughner Wallace Young Robert McCord Leslie Hawker Arthur ‘Sheets James ‘A. Robinson Irvin Maxwell W. RB

Dinamit conspirators count in indictments across twenty cites

Telegrams from federal authorities reveal plans to arrest thirty to forty men charged in thirty two indictments with complicity in a dynamite plot. Officials ordered swift action with copies of the indictments to be sent to government agents in twenty cites to monitor and seize those named.

jUlcimenia

Senate finance panel opens steel tab revision hearings

The Senate committee on finance began hearings on the House steel tab revision bill in Washington. Chairman Penrose signaled the panel may wrap up in three weeks with many iron and steel interests to be heard.

Washington ID. C Senate Committee On Finance Penrose

General AFL appeal planned to aid Lawrence textile strike

President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor will issue a general appeal for funds to all affiliated organizations in response to appeals from the United Textile Workers of Lawrence to support the strike.

Washington, ID United Textile Workers of Lawrence Gompers American Federation of Labor

Meeting of the Woodwen of the World in the Wi ame building

A gathering of the Woodwen of the World is planned for tonight in the Wi ame building on South Second Street at an unspecified hour.

Wiame South Second Street

Illness at Mount Clare Bedsides Meg G N Smith

Meg G N Smith of Mount Clare is seriously ill at home. David Carper of Merchants' National Bank was called to her bedside Tuesday evening.

Meg G. N. Smith Mount Clare David Carper

Publisher George Bargent's Obituary Noted in Newburyport

George Perry Bargent a veteran publisher linked with Voldano Beverly Philipps and Moorefield died after leg amputation and heart failure. He served with Governor Medary in Columbus Crisis after the Civil War, later held roles as war sergeant-at-arms in West Virginia 1882, committee clerk, and two mayor terms in Philippi and Beverly. He left a daughter and four sons.

Newburyport Mass George Perry Bargent Formur Publihor Voldano Beverly Philipps Moorefield Bargent Ohio Samuel Medary Columbus Majtaes Tap Weat Virginia West Virginia Legisature Philippi

Former Supreme Court Justice Dies After Operation

White, a former justice who pronounced the death sentence in the McKinley assassination case, died today here after an operation. He retired from the bench in 1910 upon reaching the age limit.

Rumfalo Trumen. White Supreme Court Oneon Czolgog McKinley Ench

Five Men Hold Up Rock Island Train Near Arkansas

A band of five robbed an Ireland Rock Island train near Hurlbert Arkansas today, blowing open a Western Union Express safe but not harming passengers. They reportedly escaped with a large haul, estimated between 66 000 and 479 000 dollars consignments to a bank in Oklahoma.

Rock Island Arkan Memphis Ireland Hurlbert Ark Welle-Fargo Company Inn Oklahoma

Revival Meetings At First Methodist Episcopal Church

The revival meetings at the First Methodist Episcopal Church began Sunday night with Rev. Dr. Dale King delivering effective preaching. Attendances are strong and there is bright promise of results. Meetings are held nightly at 7:30 o'clock, with Dr. King sermonizing on “A Prayer and a Promise” tonight.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Dale King King

West Pike street firm offers full Happy Home supply

BEBAD SUPPLY. While the Kandy Kitchen undergoes repair the West Virginia Provisions Company on West Pike street will keep a full supply of Happy Home bread. The many customers will receive courteous prompt attention at the new place.

Kandy West Virginia Provisions Company West Pike Street

Gunboat Wheeling Ordered From Guantanamo to New Orleans

The gunboat Wheeling has been ordered from Guantanamo to New Orleans to take part in the Mardi Gras carnival. The move was announced in Washington D C on February 7.

Washington, D.C Wheeling Guantanamo New Orleans

Col Teter Sees Victory in State

In an interview, Col Charles F Teter and Charles R Kefauver discuss West Virginia gaining a new representative. Teter predicts a Republican sweep and remarks on party harmony and recent rally support, asserting a November victory will deliver a Republican House majority and end Democratic representation.

Col. Teter Baltimore American West Congent Ife Congress West Virginia Mr. Teter Union Ruben Tue Republicar Wheeling Messrs. Watson Chilton

Thompson attorney announces Jennie Dutton for governor candidate

William Rootes Thompson of Huntington announced that Mrs Jennie Dutton will be a candidate for the nomination for governor. The news notes her as wife of N S Burton and references Clarkehars funeral details and Centralia events.

Huntington William, Rootes Thompson Jennie Dutton N. S Burton Clarkehars Centralia

Temperance Convention Calls Harrison County in 1902

A county temperance group in Harrison County calls a mass convention at the court house in Clarksburg West Virginia on February 28 1902 at 150 pm to organize an aggressive campaign for ratification of the prohibition amendment at the next general election. The notice lists many signatories and urges every man to attend with neighbors to boost turnout and support for the amendment.

Temperatce Eed Auite Tordes 8Turrisa Harrison County Tharneon Friends of Temperance Haymond Maxwell A.R Timberlake Taney Warrison T. J. Parris J. F. Allen F. L. Wilson Oscar C. Wilt FR. Clark B. J. Wootter H. J. (Ross A. J. Kemper W. D. Nutter Frank Horner A. J. Fletcher A. H. Cundell C. ‘A. Horner Magh Downs John Stuart Jarvis John Koblegard Aik. Thorn T. M. Hood

Burglary at Fairmont Opera House Reported

Thieves broke into the Fairmont opera house Tuesday night and stole a batch of tickets. Police in nearby cities were alerted to watch for the suspect on burglary charges. The theater management noted ticket numbers and that some tickets, including for the Maude Adams show, were missing.

Fairmont Opera House Seretonia Fairmont Prions Opera House Maude Adame

Governor Glasscock names eight members to school book commission

Governor William Glasscock named eight men to a five year term on the school book commission created by the 1909 legislature. The appointees include Picante, Winfield, J. Deahl, Shaw, Brille, Wilhon, Miley, and Cook among others, with the list noting political balance.

Thomas Miley Wheeling J. i. Deahl Morgantown John C. Shaw West Liberty Charles 8 Brille Otis G.wilhon Bikins William C. Cook Welch

Dorothy Arnold Reported Found. Search Continues in New York

Police said Dorothy Arnold was reported found today but could not be located when her father and two detectives met a Philadelphia bound train. In Huntington a new bank planned to open mid March with capital of 750000 and Henry Q Alshire named cashier.

New York Dorothy Arnold Philadelphia Hustington Wight Banke of Huntington Sia Marth Henry Q.1 Alshire

Stricken Woman Dead After Burn Injury at Home

Mrs. Satie Barnett died after a paralytic condition caused her to fall into an open grate fire at 410 East Pike Street. Her husband R. R. Barnett rescued her. she was 70. Survivors include three sisters and a niece, all of Clarksburn. The Barnett family is listed as residents of Clarksburn.

Juran Satie Barnett R. R. Barnett East Pike Street Barnet Jw Hlnters Mre Himrletta Hickman Busan Qost Anna Pew Clarksburs Tilecets Hari Tera¢L Israel Barnett Richard Iborn

Drug Store Battle in Blairsville Protests License Return

In am a g a town Blairsville residents protest returning Arch Tetrick’s license to start a drug store. Women argue temptations to shed husbands outweigh benefits of the pharmacy and the protest is noted in court. The action on the license awaits next steps as details unfold. Raymond Parris attends a sectional site meeting. A service is planned Friday afternoon at a local home led by Rev. B. McDanel and Rev. Taylor.

Amagantown Blairsville Arch Tetrick Hlasane

Unclear OCR fragment on fire investigation and occupants

Fragmentary report describes a Wednesday blaze and an investigation into possible fire bugs. Authorities say the state fire service has been notified and will conduct a thorough inquiry at the prison facility, with unclear details about occupants and public notices.

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Council committee to meet on central area improvements

A council committee plans an upcoming meeting to discuss enhancements to the central district. The group aims to adapt plans based on recent Wade F Lug developments and frame public input before finalizing proposals.

Efi Thi Council Orestlow Wade Pibutiibane Ysl

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