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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1913

Page

1

Committee hears chemical men as tariff bill talks begin

Washington hearing opens on schedule N of the chemical tariff, part of a Democratic push to repeal the Payne Aldrich law. House Ways and Means plans schedule by schedule action before a March 15 target. First witness Henry Howard urged a non partisan chemical tariff investigation.

Washington, D. C House Ways and Meats Committee Underwood Henry Howard New York Manufacturing’ Chemists’ Association Hi. J. Krebs Newport Hela H. J. McCormick Louis L. Brigham

Doctors Return From Month Long Texas Duck Hunt

Dr and Tre WooP ML return from a one month vacation spent duck hunting in Texas and Mississippi. They report abundant game and bagged many birds. The trip ended with their dentistry practice resuming in the Leggott building office.

Tre. Woop ML Texas Mlastesippi Hig Leggott Building

New Drilling Record In State's Oil Fields

Washington, D. C. Dec. Three new post offices have been established in West Virginia by Post Master General Frank H. Olitelheuck. Oslo in Clay county near Big Otter and Sydato are named with Keilelt postmaster. Oras in Hoxton county near Golsteal and Little Itlreh lists George W. McNemar as postmaster. Voling in Webster county near Te plete and Wheeler names Wintam 9, Kelley postmaster.

Washington, D. C West Virginia Frank H. Oliteheuck Oslo Clay County iBig Otter Dink Sydato Keilelt Stareher Oras Hvaxton County Golsteal Little Itlreh George W. McNemar Voling Webster County Car Teplete Wheeler Wintam Kelley

Trial Docket At Circuit Court Opens With New Judge

The circuit court in this county opened its January term with Waymond Maxwell as new circuit judge and Ross F. Stout as sheriff replacing Percy Byrd. Cases dismissed include Beryl Walker v Coffindatter and others. six weeks of trials set through February 21. Next week lists Mary J. Davin v Rhinaston Opera House Company and Festue Day, followed by Cheater BR Ogden v Bluger Sewing Machine Co and others.

Circuit Court Waymond Maxwell Charles W.lynch Ross F. Stout Percy ‘Byrd Beryl Walker J. Walker Garnet A. Coffindatter Thomas D. Glancy Egainstdward J. Clancy Fred Davis Gilmer W. Cunningham John Denning Phillips Sheet Tin Plate Company Alexander and Alexander J. W. Agnew Mary J. Davin Rhinaston Opera House Company Festue Lawbran Cheater BR Ogden Bluger Sewing Machine Company Marchants and Producers Bank

Elk herd shipment from Wyoming to West Virginia

Reference to a government herd of elk being shipped from a Wyoming game preserve to West Virginia. About fifty animals are expected, to be transported within days and arrive in two weeks with careful handling. The move was requested by Orr and Winnesney, supported by Senator Chilton, and will distribute elk to monster regions of the state. Edward Robinson was a visitor from Salem on Monday.

Washington Dan Walter J. Lisher Interior J. A. Viquernoy West Virginia Wyoming Orr Winnesney Senator Chilton Secretary of the Interior Viqueesney

Oil Production Shifts in Appalachian Fields Reported

Washington reports 1912 oil data showing West Virginia leading in production, with California increasing output and Utah affecting totals. Boone indicates Appalachian wells peaked in 1911 and fluctuated by month in 1912, while U S consumption remains around allon barrels daily.

Washington,d.c Appalachian Geological Survey West West Virginia California Qoulstana Whemoat Aprilia United States

Death of Huntington editor FA MacDonald sparks mourning

FA MacDonald owner and editor of the Herald-Dispatch and a noted politician died at his home Sunday morning in Huntington in his thirty eighth year. He led the Herald and Morning Dispatch merge and served as president of the West Virginia Republican editors association. Funeral planned for Tuesday. W C George A Wootter of Bridgeport attended Monday.

Huntington FA. MacDonald Herald-Dispatch Herald and Morning Dispatet Virginia Reponsican

Schenk Eyes Senate Run As Democrats Fight For Standstill

In Charleston Tennessee, reports say Schenk the Wheeling pork packer may enter the race for senator as Democrats seek to organize and clear Senate and Legislature stalemate. Conference talks resume after midday with both sides claiming no new progress. Miners rally leaders prepare to push labor legislation, led by Ex-Senator Montgomery as miners’ representative.

Charleston Tan Sestion Senate Josees Bijns Ad Teadhers Mann Pikins Organizrtion B. Montgomery

Rival rural carriers appointed in West Virinia district

Rural Washington D C report notes post offices appointing rival mail carriers. Mérhort J. Zogg replaces John S Gibson at Hall route No 1. Benton G Rada baush named at Specer. Edgar Greathouse appointed at Benton route No 4.

Washington, D.C West iVire

Funeral of 2 year old Maddox child in Odd Fellows cemetery

The funeral for Dan M Maddox aged two the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Maddox was held at the home Monday at 2 20 o'clock after a brief illness from diphtheria Burial followed in the Odd Fellows cemetery at O Neil The death came under sad circumstances as she was the last child left in the family with a brother having died a week earlier from membranous croup The Maddox family receives heartfelt sympathy from neighbors.

Dan M. Maddox James M. Maddox Wilson Warg Odd Fellows O'Neil

Robberies Persist Along Kanawha Division Rail Line

In Epdemig Cilarteston January 6 reports say robberies continue near the Kanawhin and West Virginia Railroad at ta dopa Brown. About 375 dollars were taken and several incidents occurred between one and three nights over a week. Only a few suspects have been captured and many robberies go unreported to authorities.

Cilarteston He Ely Atta Dopa

Federal Industrial Commission Sought

Senator Bristow of Kansas led a Senate push for a seven member federal industrial commission to take over the bureau of connotations and regulate interstate business with gross receipts over 5 million dollars annually, similar in power to the Interstate Commerce Commission, covering transportation and related industries.

Washington Bristow Kansas Loday Senate Bureau of Connotations Wil Pirsent

Death of Ell Marsh, noted New Creek farmer

Ell Marsh, a well known farmer of New Creek, died Monday morning at 1 o'clock after a long illness. He was seventy years old and survived by several sons and daughters. The funeral will be held at his home and burial will take place in family burial ground. The time for the service has not been set.

Marah New Creek Marsh They Wirral Lo Tamily

West Virginia Apples Reach Washington in Parcel Post

A Kanawha county shipment arrives in Washington via parcel post. The delivery includes a sack of apples sent to Representative Adan Sitepage from Joseph M. 1111, marking an early West Virginia fruit shipment to the capital.

Kanawha County Littlepage Washington West Virginia Adan Joseph M

Pensions Granted by General Law Figures Named

A garbled Washington note lists pensions gifted under general law attributed to individuals including James Piyny nelton Leonard Selby Monge Jailies Ps Rlodes Loweayilies jert Brooks Morgintown Jams Sharper Jacob II Fortneyman Wells Tidependence with unclear affiliations.

Washington James Piynynelton Leonard Selby Monge Rlodes Loweayilies -Jert Brooks Morgintown Jams Sharper Jacob” II Fortneyman Wells

Marriage License Suiiiys and The Fiends of Mr. Tattlepage

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss marriage license and a dispute involving Mr. Tattlepage. It mentions people including Howe and Abvinls den Ward pool apples and N. Arnett with Eifay, all in a context of a legal action and mail service. The text is garbled and incomplete.

Suiiiys Tattlepage Noty Jusaaiien Seorge Mall Hut Alda Howe Abvinls N. Arnett Eifay Aw

Vena tier proposal connected to Two Rivers plan

London reports a proposed Vena tier linked to the Two Rivers project with discussions on governance and timelines. Ambiguities in names and places are noted as the text presents fragmented OCR style details.

Bridge Bill Washington 1D Citywide invitation urged

A fragmented report from Kanawha River notes a legislative proposal on a bridge bill in Charleston. Representative Adem proposes inviting all residents to discuss river traffic and potential funding amid concerns about public health and municipal impact.

Washington Jane Adem Hapleston Littlepage

Burglars Steal Typewriter and From Storefront Burglar Alarm

Reported break ins include theft of a typewriter from a traveling man quarters center and a separate entry at Vincent Coal Company offices. Burglars pried open a front door, stole carbide and supplies, and seized tobacco from a nearby grocery, with no injuries reported.

Harris Fairmont Vincent Coal Company James Jobingon Union Park Goal Co James Johnson

Fragmented OCR: garbled names and places in local note

A damaged OCR fragment lists several garbled names and places, including references to individuals and locations but unreadable context. The text shows mixed letters and misreads that obscure clear facts or events. No coherent event or identifying details emerge.

West Virginia Lumber Output Ranks In 1011 Year

West Virginia produced 1,357,736 thousand feet of lumber in 1011, up 11,049 thousand feet from 1010. Ten states surpassed West Virginia in 1031 while twelve did in 1010, indicating West Virginia’s improving but still trailing position in national lumber production.

Wasitington, DL Sun West Virgin West Virginia

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