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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1915

Page

21

Federal money funds model prison road camp in Berkeley County

Morgantown July 9 A. D Williams state road engineer announces ten thousand dollars. One sixth of federal experimental funds for prison road camps will back a Berkeley County camp run by the state road bureau and Moundsville Penitentiary. Forty prisoners will be housed and worked on roads under joint supervision. A. S Fairbanks will lead the camp with Dr Richards overseeing health checks. The project aims to gather data on cost effective methods and the honor system will be tested. The report notes negro inmates have higher trustworthiness, two of eighteen escapees were negroes.

Morgantown A.D. Williams State Road Bureau West Iremia Moundsville Penitentiary Berkley County Department of Public Roads Berkeley County A. S. Fairbanks United States Department of Public Roads Richards Department of Health

Political rewards tied to Watson Chilton support in 1911 WV vote

A long, disjointed recount links Watson Chilton loyalties to numerous 1911 state legislative aides and federal posts. Names include Hayes, Smoot, Dice, Wetzel, Carr, Shaver, Edwards, Alderson, Padden, Lands, Lacy, Tyler, Meredith, McIntyre, Riggle, Owens, Williams, Seibert, and others. The piece argues Democratic newspapers charged these rewards were political payoffs.

Banator A Bmeaitre Watson-Chilton Department of Justice Robert E. Kidd Connes Gtmer George Bland T. McGraw United States Senate Bland Phillips House of Delegates G. Warren Hayes Calhoun County Internal Revenue Office Parkersburg Watson and Chilton Greenbrier Greenbrier County BSD Smoot House John Dice Lewisburg Watson Chilton C. M. Wetzel Internal Revenue Collector's Fred N. Carr Kanawha County Clement L. Shaver Marion County Democratic State Committee C. S. P. Edwards Mason County Likewine Mason City Alex. N. Alderson Nicholas West Virginia Ind. Watzon i Thomas L.padden Ohio County Internal Revenue Department Lacy Lands J. CO Lacy Ritchie County Combination Census Bureau Tyler County A.A. Meredith Sistersville W.M. McIntyre Alvy J. F. Throckmorton Weitzel County Cheriton and Watson United States Marshal's Office W. Sanders Wyoming County Washington R. E. Vickers Logar County Owens Wirt County C. B. Riggle Middlebourne Meredith McIntyre Riggle Earl H. Smith Fairmont Marion George W. Williams Raleigh C. M John W. Davis Seibert Berkele Spnd Cape May Senator Chilton Newes James W. Robinson Harrison Nelson C. Hubbard Wysong Webster McGraw Hubbard Robinson Hei

Deep Well Drilling News From Geological Survey

Washington notes report on oil field drilling progress in West Virginia and nearby states. Details include depths of multiple deep wells from McDonald Pennsylvania to Kanawha County and Gaines Pennsylvania, with temperatures, rock formations, and salt deposits noted. Mention also a fatal fall at Kensington Maryland and local educational appointments in Clarkeburg and Harrison counties.

Washington West Vir Geological Survey Pennsylvania Upper Silesia German Empire United States McDonald Pittsburg Medina Salina New York Derrick City McKeean ‘County Gaines China

Postonce Inspectors Probe Appointments in West Virginia

Postonce inspectors are detailed to investigate postmaster appointments at Bertley in McDowell County Salt Lick Bridge in Braxton County A marriage license was issued at the district building to Harry I Shinaberry and Joe P Malcomb both of Huntington WV A B Smith of Charleston visits for a brief business engagement.

Bertley McDowell County Salt Lick Bridge Braxton County Harry I, Shinaberry Joe. P- Malcomb Huntington W. Va A. B. Smith Charleston

West Virginia Men's Association Board Meet Tonight

A meeting of the West Virginia Men's Association board of directors will be held at the Chancaster hotel in Parkersburg at 8 o'clock tonight in the masemply room. Thomas Garteland of Parkersburg, a board member, has arranged all details. Several items of importance are expected to be discussed.

West Virginia Chancaster Parkersburg Thomas Garteland

Recalled Fragments From Salem Brief Kay Keefer Event

Unclear clipped text notes two women in Salem area linked to a social event or meeting. Names appear as Mrs Frank Keefer and Mrs Byle Deem, with garbled phrases suggesting a revisit or attendance at a function. Further readable details are not present in the fragment.

Salem Frank Keefer Byle Deem Buarkgrs Mildred Ea

Purchasing trip for high school furnishings in Shinnston

Welter S. Hursey president of the Clay district board of education and AP. Morrison principal of the high school are on a purchasing inspection trip. They have visited several high schools in the middle west and northwest to learn about modern equipment for symposiums and domestic science departments.

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