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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
8
The remodelled Third Street barber shop of H. Basch showcases oak and silver fixtures, full plate glass fronts, porcelain wash basins, instantaneous hot water, and a modern front. Patrons praise the cleanliness and comfort, predicting a steady gain in trade.
A money bill introduced in the Senate provides for increases to bank circulation not to exceed 250 million dollars on bonds other than government issues. It includes state and municipal bonds in approved cases and stems from Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee.
Coles County grand jury rein dicted Judge Peter S. Grosscup and several Central Time Traction Company directors after a wreck near Charleston. Indictments allege manslaughter and criminal negligence in connection with the incident.
Police hauled Andy Margdek and a Polish suspect from Pitcairn Mines after they refused to walk with Constable Ford on Tuesday afternoon. Mahalek faced a grand jury indictment for allegedly stealing a trunk from Nick Cavella at Pitcairn. the Polander aided Mahalek but was apprehended. The story also notes the Bridgeport Masonic lodge installing officers for the coming year and a deputy state lecturer appointment.
Social notes record a Paint and Powder event at Fairmont with attendees from Baltimore and Clarksburg, including Mr and Mrs Charis Smiley and Mrs Willaw Leys. Several locals and visitors travel for business and leisure, with mentions of nursing, banking, and court activity.
Representative Gill of Maryland introduced a resolution to open the way for congressional consideration of the Admiral Brownson incident. The measure was referred to the committee on Naval Affairs.
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