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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
3
Broad Oaks Silk Room House with Slate Roof Seeks Sale
Property features a brick front with slate roof and ornate front facade facing Buckhannon River, 409 feet frontage and depth around 1% feet. Described as a bargain at the stated price amid strong value appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Buckhannon
Price 2500 dollars with one third cash balance due later
A brief notice states the property or item priced at $2500 requires one third payment in cash now with the remaining balance due over a stated period described as one and the years.
Tires lot advertisements in Colonial Heights market
A city business section advertises tire lots at 900 and 75 cents, urging buyers to invest in streetcar and railroad area parcels away from busy streets. The copy promises value growth as these plots appreciate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tou Cin
Amu Fo
House with Oak Witt Kitchen Cabinets Sold
Local listing notes a finished room house with bath near Tollx, featuring oak Witt cabinets and a man tele setup. Details are fragmentary but indicate a stylized property description and room features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Price Offer for Cub and Lead Dash Item
A listing shows price 2800 with 1000 for a cub and balance due over one and two years. Includes a small lead for a dash.
Land Tracts Near City Units Offered at Reasonable Prices
Several farm tracts are advertised near the city units within a mile. Buyers may purchase two j-aern-tracts two 5aere tenetu and two 1-acre tracts at fair terms and prices.
Senator Overman Chilton Face Committee In Probe
Senators Overman and Chilton testified before a committee investigating charges tied to a North Carolina gold mining project. Witnesses including stock buyers and a promoter described stock purchases, letterhead use, and promoted letters, with eventual testimony hinting at improprieties and future witness appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman
Chilton
North Carolina
Treasury
Chilton Idle
Quermnan
Rules Committee
Whem
C. H. Martin
Rules Couimilier
John Walser
Clark
John Skeltom Williams
Gorge Roberts
Miners Accept Settlement and Return to Work
Charleston reports United Mine Workers officers said the miners voted to accept the strike settlement recommended by the federal conciliation board. Miners will return to work next Monday under a plan that allows union dues checkoff up to 1.10 per man and creates a three member arbitration commission for wage differences across the Kanawha field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
United Mine Workers
Tov
Federal’ Canciliation Board
Kanawha
Labor
Wilson
Thirty five fined for unlawful seining in Tug River
Belington July 3 report from Williamson Mingo county shows thirty five persons fined by justice James F Keyser for unlawful seining in Tug river all confessing and paying the minimum ten dollars each among the guilty were a constable a justice of the peace and two deputy sheriffs of Mingo county. Four others were fined ten dollars and gave bond while nineteen warrants remain to be executed soon H F Slater local deputy game and fish warden of Mingo county led the prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belington
Williamson
Mingo County
Justice of the Peace
James F. Keyser
Tug River
H. F. Slater
Road Gang Escape Attempt Ends With Extended Sentence
Robert Smithers, serving six months for pistol possession, is ordered by Justice Jackson V. Carreter to serve six more months on the roads after an escape attempt and threats to kill three guards. Guard Rufus Deem chased and captured him. Meanwhile, a $750,000 grant from the General Education Board supports a $1,300,000 goal for Washington University medical department fundraising in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smithers
Jackson V. Carreter
Smithers
Rufun Deem
General Education Board
Medical Department of Washington University Bt
Rovers Attack of Colle Onred
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers
Colle
E. B. Crom
Virginia
Pikes Outs
Wea
Tata
Laborer Killed in Pennsylvania Railroad Collision Near Monongahela
An unidentified laborer died and ten others were badly injured when a work train on the Pennsylvania Railroad crashed into a passing freight near Monongahela Pennsylvania. Smoke from a nearby coke plant hid the freight train from the other crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Associated
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Streight
Here
Italian Property Owner Arrested in Chester Dry City
Nick Uemalley of Chester, a wealthy Italian owner, is suspected as a leading violator of West Virginia's statewide prohibition. He was arrested Wednesday by Sheriff J. D. Merrier of New Cumberland after a raid ordered by Deputy Tex Commissioner A. H. Curry. Liquor seized. Chester has been dry for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
W. Va
Nick Uemalley
West Virginia
Iqior
Cenlailey
Sherif J. D. Merrier
New Cumberland
A. H. Curry
Charleston
Bosses Throw Hooks Into George W Bland in Senate Nomination
A Harrison County Democratic gathering in the court house jury room selected Ernest F. Randolph as the Senate nominee, with Bland receiving 23 votes to Randolph’s 42 as the convention split over corporate influence. The roll call showed counties backing Randolph or Bland, while Doddridge shifted to Randolph after a rousing, contentious session as leaders battled over corporate ties. Mrs. George T. Marya to host at the American Embassy in St Petersburg as ambassador's wife arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Court House
George W. Bland
Wiste
Doddridee
Lewis County
Harrison
Ernest F. Randolph
Hurritom County
Randolph
Bland
Lois County
Doddridge
Wland
B.D. Lewis
Clarksburg
Wenstorial
Herbert M. Blair
Wton
George Crouse
Camden Sommers
Ernest D. Lewin
David B. Harris
Ray Randolph
Doddridge County
Harison County
John Patton
Fred J. Shinn
B. G. Garrett
Mr. Bland
Senate
Walter Stuart
West Union
Stuart
George T. Marya
St Petersburg
Marya
Doyle
Ohio
Italian couple held on unlawful living together charge
John Wolesik and Mrs. Savina Chiwecko, residents of the Columbia Mine addition, were arrested by Constable C. L. Ford on a warrant by Alexander Chwego charging they live together as husband and wife. They were arraigned before Justice Carter and released on their own recognizance. a hearing is set for Friday at 7:30 PM, expected to stir local Italian residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolesik
Columbia Mine
Savina Chiwecko
Alexander Chwecko
C. L. Ford
Alexander Chwego
Wodjlezik
Oscar Carroll Returns to Road Gang After Escape
Oscar Carroll, previously escaped from the road gang in March, was arrested in Parkersburg and returned by Sheriff Ross F. Stout. He was arraigned before Judge Carter, sentenced to four months on the roads plus fines and costs totaling 12.45 for bringing him back to the city. He had been serving a jail term for a prior sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Carroll
Carroll
Parkersburg
Ross F. Stout
Jussie Jackson Y. Carter
Gene
Roosevelt Begins Rest Treatment at Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt undertook a rest treatment again on Thursday with his secretary by his side. Encouraged by Dr Curtis half promise of improved condition, he plans to refrain from usual work hours and follow medical advice for about a week and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Talusama Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Curtis
Post Offices Opened in West Virginia Towns
Discharged by magistrate notices list new post offices established in West Virginia on July 3. Locations include Alagle in Logan County near Yolyn with postmaster George L Bailey, Taylor in Preston County near Bretz with postmaster Clarence W Robinson, and Duffy in Lewis County with postmaster William P Cunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walinghton
D. C
West Virginia
Allagle
Logan County
Yolyn
George L. Bailey
Taylor
Preston County
Bretz
Clarence W. Robinson
Duffy
Lewis County
William P. Cunning
Killed in Accident near Leonora with Injuries and Arrests
Tina Smith aged 17 was killed Thursday near Leonora TL when an automobile driven by her brother Werner Smith overturned. Other occupants were badly injured. Michael Castle was arrested. A separate pension matter in Washington DC notes Congressman Neely pursuing a pension for Charles A. Galley of Follawabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Tina Smith
Leonora
Werner Smith
Washington, D. C
Neely
Charles A. Galley
Follawabee
Convict Fred Fizer Dies by Hanging at State Penitentiary
In Moundsville on July, convict Fred Fizer at the state penitentiary hanged himself with a rope made from his underclothes in his cell. His body was found after he failed to appear with other inmates. The Daily Telegram ads suggest further context or notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
Fred Fizer
State Penitentiary
Plague inquiry crowds United States Public Health Service leaders
Dr Blue surgeon general and Dr Creel assistant surgeon general arrived in New Orleans on July 3 to investigate bubonic plague conditions. The officials will assess local health measures and report findings to curb the outbreak.
Salem Appeals for Aid to Ten Thousand Refugees
Salem Mass July 3 a national appeal for financial aid for ten thousand refugees living under tents since the June 26 fire was approved at a meeting of the general relief committee. The appeal will be made through telegrams by Governor Walak to state governors and mayors of principal cities. The military base at West Point was established by order of Commerce and Loy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mene Salem
Mass
Walak
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