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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
12
Local classified listing shows a frame slate product named TBive s tors with price 4750 dollars on terms. Contact details not clearly legible.
A fragment notes a cash amount of 3400 linked to Stealey Heights and Hedley Avenue, with unclear context or further details in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a property description for a piece on Dhorard Avenue with an indicated value around $550.00. Details of lot size, improvements, and terms are unreadable, presenting an unclear sale or listing entry.
Highland Park appears among the top rated within the city limits. A paved street project notes a 20 foot section and mentions potential improvements if conditions stay favorable.
A notice states price set at 1700 dollars for the balance and one aid due in two years. Details indicate a sale or agreement terms with a specific payment deadline and the involvement of a buyer and seller. Further particulars are not provided in the fragment.
Anacciares introduced a constitutional amendment proposal in the Pennsylvania House in 1913. The measure seeks to restore voting rights tied to an equal suffrage question, framing a path for constitutional change and public consideration in the state.
A man named Grover Golden, a former town resident now active in Alaska and Texas, is accused by Bridgenort residents of returning to town and defrauding neighbors. He allegedly gathered sums from $16 to $50 by promising overnight stays at quiet local spots, then vanished after collecting payment. Victims describe him as a familiar figure and warn others of his schemes and abrupt departures.
Fatal incident at Glover's Gap near Teaterday afternoon at the Carnegie plant site left Mrs James Phillips torn in two by a machinery clutch. The deceased, formerly Terese Kennedy, lived in Glover's Gap with her husband who attempted rescue.
Washington. After two weeks of Republican attacks the Senate heard Senator Walsh rebut Senator Root's claim that the bill would drag the United States into foreign entanglements. Walsh argued the U S right to buy ships from belligerents is unquestioned while in good faith, noting Britain has held and France has claimed similar rights for over a decade. He cited courts and nations to support the view.
Unclaimed letters for numerous individuals are cataloged at the local post office. The long list includes Bart Bartlett Bartletts Carter Campbell Carr Critter Dell Coyne Courtman Cookball Donder Delucca Davies Hovey Husbard Howart Helm Holmes Hutton Hitt Holbert Lee Huatin Hickaran Hathaway Honking Johnson Jones Joynt Jules Jackson Jerawag Curtin King Knight Kalanta Kelly Knheit Law Lyon Lowther Lanham Koxe Lambrotty Latiens Monteanu Moore Marina McGahan Morris Miller Miller Morris Mills Nutter Nutter Orande Pritchard Prichard Price Petit Pryor Parr Parr Parr Pike Ryan Rexroad Riley Ramsey Ray Reed Reed Rhaden Richards Robinson Robertson Romine Lees Sisk Stetel Meyer Singler Skinner Swiger Swiger Stuart Thorp Thompson Vetan Vikrent Vincenzo Wagner Wadworth Weaver Williams Warnum Wolverton Waters Williams Woods Yeanney.
Disturbance ends with the prefects pilacé set ablaze and furniture and pictures hurled from windows and trampled. Rioters toppled a plate amid the unrest as police contended with the crowd.
Wireless report from Sayville dated January 28 states that Ottoman troops in a new Caucasus offensive defeated Russian forces at the town of Olt, fifty miles west of Kars, reportedly destroying substantial war material.
London January 28. An official observer report details German war developments. It cites a new explosive shell that detonates with a cloud of thick white smoke and mentions large gray aerial bombs or torpedoes three inches long and nearly ten inches wide, weighing over 200 pounds. The report also notes German measures to stockpile food, including saving kitchen refuse for animal feed and experimenting with salted meat to gauge public demand at cost.
Mrs Mary J Flowers aged 71 wife of B J Flowers of Wilsonburg died at 5 am Thursday after a long illness from paralysis stroke. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at home conducted by Rev A S Wolf of Adamston with burial in Fittro Cemetery. Survived by husband three daughters a son seven brothers and two sisters. The Needlecraft Craft Club gathered at Mrs L Plant in Wilsonburg for a lunch and songs with members and guests listed.
A Clark District Teachers Reading Circle will meet at the Industrial school house Saturday at 10 o clock a m. AID teachers are invited to attend. W W White of Moundsville is in the city. Lee Martz of Charleston visits friends here. Mrs MO Goff and Mrs Days Lsson plan a Charleston visit. Jesse D Kennedy, former legislative member, was here from Lost Creek Thursday.
Cradle petitions seeking receivers filed in the U S district court against East Grafton Coal and Coke Company and Vethona Coal and Coke Company, joint capital 660 000, with Charles W Scrimshaw named as president of both. The firms, West Virginia corporations with offices in Oldfield, own about 700 acres of coal land near Grafton, blamed lack of capital for failing development.
Sheriff Rams P. Stouts bloodhounds on the Grasselli line tracked a break in at A. Greathorne’s hovthouse Stop 1% yet led to Union Heights with no suspects or stolen fowls found. A dozen fowls disappeared in the incident. Mrs. Margaret Moran 86 wife of John Moran Piedmont was found dead by the barn Milking shed after rising early to milk today.
Charleston January 28 News from West Virginia legislative action centers on a bill to appoint a divorces commissioner and require all testimony to be heard in open court. Delegate Hughson of McDowell led opposition, while Delegate Brows of Marshall opposed a one year prohibition on remarriage after decree. Circuit judges had not endorsed the measure, warning it could reduce divorces and shift attention from the state’s courts.
The General Receiver 8, Austin Smith was directed to pay 2198.14 to Wilbur H. Shinn, funds from the sale of front estate while Shinn was an infant. The case of Samuel Pienberg against Charles Harris was continued. A suit of Harris and Sons against S. A Schwartz, involving bankruptcy funds, was placed on trial.
Evangelist H. F. Duty preached a forceful Pentecost sermon at the Central Christian Church revival meeting on Wednesday night. A large crowd attended, with Laura Thompson leading the choir and a male quartet providing musical numbers. Three converts joined the church at the close, and the next topic will be Holy Spirit Conversion. Panama ceremony dates changed, Wilson to San Francisco, Panama expedition outlined.
Lawyer S. Schwartz to stand trial in Maels trate on charges of feloniously obtaining 1 916 from Mia Dobrenakas under false pretenses while also alleged to have aided Michael Dobrynska in fraud. Dobrynska faces grand jury action for felonious assault on Charles Smith, a Gypsy coal miner, with Smith hospitalised for over a week after a free for all brawl. In Washington, a cabinet economy conference at the White House discussed budget gaps and potential spending cuts as tax revenues and legislative action loom.
John Ty Connell was granted two $500 bonds after being held for the next grand jury in Magistrate G. H. Gordon's court on a charge of violating the post prohibition law and released from the county jail. Devore Wigner was arrested Wednesday evening in Glen Bik for bootlegging whiskey and awaits a hearing in Magistrate W. C. Starchory's court, with Deputy Tenacy and Constable Bartlett aiding.
John Z. McGraw traveled through the city with eastern capitalists after an interior inspection. They dined at the Waldd hotel and then moved east, accompanied by Frank B. McKenney of Wharton who has secured a patent for a carrier for eggs and other produce.
The notice advertises A. B. Wentword sphecalint and truss export touring Clarksburg at the Glen Elk Motel from January 27 to 29. It claims the truss has a patent pad for comfort and a straightforward fit, offering non surgical adjustment and fast relief for rupture in adults and younger individuals.
Reports say 10 coke ovens at the Connelville plant will be fired under orders issued by H C Brick. The ovens will operate six days a week, with plans for more ovens next year. In other news, 85 year old Nellus Shaw of Pittsburgh is dead. George Dugan of Springdale also reported deceased.
A fragment from a 19th century letter describes Mrs McClain noting her son Ray suffered croup in childhood. the account emphasizes recurring coughing fits and relief with a home remedy, reflecting era medical beliefs and household practices.
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