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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
4
A 1913 Evening Ledger column urges balanced daily life with exercise and hobbies to strengthen individual health and national vigor. It discusses immigration, race pride, and cultural pursuits, linking fitness, culture, and patriotic development while touching on conservation debates and public utilities in West Virginia and California.
The telegram cites West Virginia political drama with Edwards seen as unlikely to win the United States Senate seat. It notes financier influence and bribery concerns, warns against corruption, and suggests Edwards gathers money through the railroad venture to join the ranks of wealthy contenders.
In CHICANO today traders report January wheat futures rising 93 percent with strength in May delivery and strong corn gains about 50 percent, while ante prices show 24 percent movement.
A fragmented OCR listing names and districts shows George Charleston and various senators or representatives grouped by party. Republicans and Democrats are named alongside committees on education, judiciary, prohibition and temperance, insurance, and other topics across Kanawha Greenbrier and nearby counties.
In Wetzel county two men, Joe Raber and Jake Hawkins, are charged with carrying weapons in a store robbery at J. Toothman’s General Store on Monday night. Hawkins was captured. Raber escaped after wrestling with a deputy. Authorities search for Raber as officials believe he fled the state.
At the circuit court session Judge Mc Dougle ruled on M C McGiffin s application to practice in Parkersburg The prior judge had denied it noting he must take the state bar exam since he came from another state The paper suggests McGiffin will go before the supreme court to take the examination and that his documents show he is well qualified and capable to practice law
A rural outbreak prompts US Health officials to inspect and a quarantine style order. The Rev Malcher Quinn tightens school access at St Joseph’s parish, with four cases linked to Mid-Jemd and Cumberland tracing a disease spread risk through travelers to Westernport and nearby towns. Authorities urge caution to prevent another spread.
Edgar J. Harmer of Shinnston leaves for New York City to enroll at Carle Barnes's School of Embalming. He is the son of undertaker William J. Harmer and has assisted in the business for the past two years, proving proficient.
Federal forecaster predicts higher river levels across Ohio tomorrow. The adjutant general keeps Ohio National Guard in standby with hospital supplies and tents to rush aid to towns likely to be hit, aiming to ease suffering from flood impacts.
Bibert Mub iara pleaded guilty in federal court to sending immoral material through the mails and was fined 100 dollars on one charge. Sentence on five other counts was suspended during good behavior. Prosecution hinged on articles in a magazine published by Mndard at Bint Aurora.
Washington January 1 Senate finished final consideration of Archbald Impeachment behind closed floors. No timing announced for the vote as the body opened a daylong debate on the charges against the accused judge.
The Rev L B Repgeger of Buck baron will preach at a church revival on Monday night at 7:50 PM at the Ashy Chapel Church of the Methodist Episcopal Conference. At the close of the event, the quarterly conference year will be stated.
The Marita window grave factory at Moogratown nears activation with installation completed and programming underway. Officials indicate the plant could start operating within sixty days.
In a morning police court session Mayor Fatti presiding, a man named Charles Moore testified as a witness while others faced charges. One defendant, refusing payment, was sentenced to three days in jail. The proceedings reflected local enforcement of penalties for debt and public intoxication.
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