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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1913

Page

4

State Board of Trade to Propose Public Commission Law

A committee drafts a statewide public commission plan, arguing for a carefully drawn statute funded by a small tax on public utilities. The piece contrasts nonpartisan boards with partisan city control, urges skilled salaries to attract capable commissioners, and cautions against overcentralized government.

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Public critique on city movement and two party dissent

A fragmented editorial voice criticizes local leaders Sher han Dedham Virgil Mighiana and G uTV for opposing a move to adopt a commission form of government in Clarkeburg. It questions the public benefit, cites Missouri origins, and urges orderly debate without overtalk.

Sherhan C. Dedham Virgil WU Mighiana G Utv Ji Olistleston Glarkeburg Nate Pwevat Dheytinye Charleston Clarkaburg de Sergesia Missouri

Sherman Denham and the Clarksburg Postmaster Standoff

The Charleston paper recalls Sherman Denham of Klarkaburr as the only U S postmaster whose removal required a Washington administration change. Although others sought his ouster, many Democrats and local figures supported him, while some frustrated electors aimed to aid their party in elections.

Sherman Denham Klarkaburr Charleston Bpaper United States Washington Glarksburg Denham

Inconsistent Taft Era Politics Split Democrats See Senate

A Democratic party leader predicts the United States Senate will be almost a sure thing after March 4. He argues Democrats should not aid Republicans in electing a senator as Republicans are deeply split and Democratic actions risk angering the Wilson administration. State party factions clash over national strategy and loyalty.

Lyear Jermittent Gow Hey Cor Baw Uiat Republican Party Taft Ivas Danocratic Party Thia Senate Anslat Senato Washinton

Free land for Civil War veterans and others in Congress news

Congress considers a plan to grant 160 acres of public land to every old soldier or sailor honorably discharged after ninety days of Civil War service, with exceptions. Senator Penrose also proposes retirement pay for civil service employees with 30+ years service, graded by age and tenure, and retirement at age 70. J. K. Sommerville of Wheeling reports on the matter.

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Charters Granted in West Virginia Mills and Gas Firms

Secretary of State Reed issued charters to multiple firms in Wheeling Shinnston and surrounding areas. The A Salvator Company to deal in groceries and operate a wholesale business with 35000 capital. West Oil and Gas Company to drill for oil in Clay district with 20000 capital. several other incorporations include grocery and mercantile operations and gas ventures in Harrison and surrounding counties. Corporators include individuals from Wheeling Shinnston Tunnelton and Worthington.

Oparghsdon Jan Reed A. Salvator Company Wheelie RIAA G. Logemarotna V. Antopucel Wheeling West 6 de' Oil and Gas Company Shinnston Francson Stovend Viropu George A. Wikin Gyperstt Weaver Luther Co. Swiger F. W. Sturm Shiwnston Mudintire Worthington Porrlet-Reynolda Grocery Company Logan Huge “Cottman Davis Thomas Pisher Tunnelton Charles HM. Coffman Thomas George W. Wollman Kitzmillerville Walter B. ‘Coffman Boington iGusher Col Mid Gay Company Bhitinaton Aril Tortlan Gas Clay District Harrison County Wm.burfetto Hyll Boom Prank Abrenanna Carder Beatrice Jarrett A. J. ‘Ries Ghinnston

Florence Waite Violates Mayor's Warning Again in Clarksburg

Florence Waite of Glen Falls ignored Mayor Moore's order to stay away from Clarksburg and was found in the street Monday. She was arraigned in police court and the mayor paid her fare to Mount Clare. He directed a Dougewan to transport her to Mount Clare and posted notices for arrest on sight.

Florence Waite Glen Falls Moore Clarksburg Mount Clare Dougewan Mount Clare Falley

Boggs & Buhl Pittsburgh Boys and Women Apparel Ad

A vintage Boggs and Buhl Pittsburg advertisement listing boys suits from 8.50 to 18.50 with wool materials and sizes six to fourteen, women corsets waists wrappers and dresses including Lawn Waists Nainsook and percale items with prices from 50 cents to 3 dollars and 1.50.

Norfolk Zac. Boggs & Buhl Pittsburgh

Florence arrested for drunkenness in Clarkshilrs

Florence was arrested for drunkenness in Clarkshilrs and faced potential maximum jail time. She previously served a sid months sentence in the county jail.

Clarkshilrs Florence

Skating Party For City Youth Planned

A private skating party is organized for the city's young people with a tentative date set for Tuesday, inviting attendees to enjoy an evening of skating and socializing.

Local Test of Farm Gas Sand Site Near Ayeamore Creek

W B Maxwell completed a farm test along Ayeamore Creek in the county. A fair gas is reported in the Gordon sand No 2 on the site, with a notable duo in the sand layer.

Ayeamore Creek Unio Dla] Itive W.B. Maxwell Gordon Sand Arntle We Sand

Five More Names Added to Prospective Gymnasium Members

James Rausone lists five additional prospective members for the proposed exclusive gymnasium for men and women. The names are RB Gill W H Alexander Francois D M Open and Paul E Reulwer. The inclusion expands the candidate pool for the initiative.

James Rausone RB Gill W. H. Alexander Francois D. M. Open Paul E. Reulwer

Robbers Escape From Fairmont Burglary Scene

Bloodhounds trailed robbers who broke into Luther Debant's general store on Hasimond Street, following a scent upriver to a nearby house. No goats were found, but the thieves took shoes and other articles valued at several hundred dollars.

Fairmont Luther Debant Hasimond Street

Flood of liquor bursts in Morgantown basement pool

Twenty barrels of confiscated liquor, seized in raids on illegal taverns, froze and burst in the basement of the court house. The spilled liquor flooded the area, creating a large pool of mixed drinks as it seeped into the surroundings.

Morgantown Jun

Inauguration of Parcel Post Marks Early Postal System

Interesting notes trace the first parcel carriage by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington. The first parcel weighed about two pounds and cost twenty seven cents with insurance. The Lov ing Cup was carried to the museum and the 1835 to 1838 rail contracts set the framework for federal parcel transport.

Baltimore Jan Post Ofice Department Caly Baltimore and Cho Oliver Loving Poutiadter Frann J. Michcock M. Moffat New York City Washington Post Hind Bhem New York Morgan Deak Washington Guneral National Museum Ohio Am Waaliington Postofice Ohio Storks Miout Prof Morse

Trautiful TGs at the Neer Store Sit West Pile

Fragmentary notice reports a sale or event at the Neer Store in Sit West Pile. Details are incomplete but indicate a local business activity or promotion with readable brand name Neer Store and location Sit West Pile.

Neer

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