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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
1
New Haven inquiry into the Morgan interests and the Interstate Commerce Commission exposed alleged reckless financial dealings. J P Morgan and Company faced scrutiny as district attorneys prepared to use the materials in grand jury rooms.
Certified copies of testimony and exhibits gathered by the commission’s examiner were mailed today to district attorneys in New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island where New Haven transactions occurred. The entire record remains under study by the department of justice and attorneys in charge as dissolution contemplates.
In New York July events, bread and water for 180 hours and a cement bed punishment were noted for inmates in a penitentiary. Frank Taansrbguor, a Todusteal Worker, praised by authorities for good behavior, while Wanten Hayes faced solitary confinement. Merbim, a ringleader, led rioters as the number of insurgents dwindled, with most remaining in military confinement.
Fragmentary report claims Huerta family seeks power in Mexico City with plans to oust the regime. The text hints at a delayed transition and possible alliances, while unclear wording preserves main names and vague dates.
A report from Fal city court states Mamie Onitert now Warrenind Monsey pleads to a charge of fostering in cool prrests. The defendant’s prior conduct and possible sentence are discussed as the case proceeds.
Kintzer attracts attention at a courthouse assembly as the Socialist party of Ohio county proposes a candidate slate for congress. Edward H. Kintzer of Clarksburg is named for congress in the first district but declines to persist his name, citing state campaign constraints. Other nominees in the region include Walter B. Hilton and Dr Holt, with locals to vote via referendum on a ticket.
New Haven Conn July 14 Besale Wakefield Wakefield wife of W C Wakefield of Cheshire faces a second trial for murder in the first degree in the death of her husband on June 23 The woman was found guilty of murder on October 41 and sentenced to be hanged on March 4 Plea was granted a new trial on appeal James Plew who actually killed Wakefield was convicted separately and paid the penalty The state alleges Mrs Wakefield masterminded the plot to take Wakefield's life.
Parisians mark Bastille Day with a presidential renewal ceremony as twenty military drones rise along the rivercourse ends in a four-ship formation, racing toward the distant parade stand amid the national celebration.
A screech owl perched on a ledge by a Senate corridor slept peacefully as the Senate debated. The visitor showed no interest in anti-trust bills or resolutions, simply snoring through the proceedings.
James Mulligan was fined ten dollars and one day in jail after a MaglatraterG court found him guilty on a charge tied to an alleged bad check to Union National Bank. He appealed the decision in criminal court, posting bond to pursue the case. the dispute concerned whether the check paid a gambling debt. In Washington, D C on July 14 Lovia Nan Hutchinson was appointed powlwanter at Sadia, Braxton county, replacing Richard D. Denmilion who resigned. Mix Hyena was named postmaster at Lax McDowell County, succeeding Robart P F Taylor, deceased. Will Hanus will oversee Burners Focshontan Hiliary post office, whose status changed on the order from the post office department.
Mrs Arle Linville aged 85 died at home in Washington D C this morning from diseases. Funeral services will be held at 10 oclock at the home with interment in Greenlawn cemetery. Several relatives and neighbors mourn her passing including Minnie Adams and other locals. The death follows illnesses linked to long-standing health issues.
Charles Podosky of Grasselli appeared Monday night in Magistrate G H Gordons court charged with stealing a vest worth three dollars from Hallbury of Grasselli. He agreed to return the rest and Hallbury to pay costs, the case being dismissed.
John Stokes of Gln-Qera Company unveils a premium drink at Swager's tea credit parlors on West Pike Street from 2 to 6. Cadenza Orchestra performs as Glu-Gera are served free of charge. See the program for the afternoon schedule.
Washington July 14 A submarine Secramento is steaming across the Gulf of Mexico toward Guantanamo after leaving Puerto Mex last night. Rear Admiral Badgeraldo reports Hancock transport with ten warmer wast under sectors facing developments in the revolutions.
Washington reports that Congressman Neely and Congressman-at-Large Sutherland cooperated to obtain approval from the Post Office Department for establishing a rural route between New Martinsville and Proctor. The route will be set up once formalities are completed.
Neilia Smith forfeited a watch she used as bond after failing to appear in police court Tuesday morning to face loitering in a theater charge. She was arrested Monday night by police officer O. D. McCloud.
Dispatches report widespread rebel activity along the Pacific coast with fighting near Mazatlan and Guaymas. Federal forces, aligned with Carranza, plan joint actions while mobilization disrupts ports and communications.
The Glark school district plans salary adjustments for the coming polinn year and opens the new term in October. The board has selected principals and teachers across multiple schools including Cooper, Stélla, Griefeld, and Miss Chapman, with several positions still awaiting formal reports on selections.
Charleston July 14 heavy rain swept through southern West Virginia last night and today ending a drought for three months. Farmers said the rain steadied the crops and kept the water supply ample.
July 14 reports a new altitude record by aviator Aepeciavnien Letpsic in a 7,700 mile flight aboard a biplane. Injuries were reported to a police official's son, and a bicycle crash caused damage to two holes. details unclear.
The drought strains the Ohio River watershed with three damis overflow and rising industrial demand. Waterworks officials warn current rainfall is insufficient to maintain adequate intake, risking a water shortage in Warte Virginia and surrounding areas.
July 14 news from Akron reports Mian Trene Daley of Greentown Pennsylvania and War ence Reeder of Akron were killed instantly when struck by a passenger train at a crossing. Daley, a student, was on vacation at Guyahoge Walls, and both victims halted for a freight train before stepping into the passenger path.
Major James P. Jerry of the United States engineering corps, long in charge of the Wheeling district on Ohio river improvements, is transferred to Norfolk Virginia to oversee river and harbor work there. The move takes effect August 1, and Jerry is described as one of the most important officers in the country.
Frank J. Welchy retired from a long trip described as a rare delight. The narrative details purchases in New York and Portland, a move to Boston, contacts with a photographer, and a hospital stay for baseball figure Guy Zinn in Baltimore.
The Cadenza orchestra performs a program at Bik Park tonight from 8 to 9. Highlights include Bik Park March, a Midnight Girls selection, Vocal Solo Gun Smith, a Waltz from Castle House Intermezzo Twilight, Vocal Solo Gun Smith, and Murych Oin Gera.
July 14 Elks Golden Jubilee in Elko Denver region sparks pageantry as the grand lodge celebration begins. The Daily Telegram announces a sweeping reader giveaway offering two touring cars, trips to Europe and the Pacific exposition, diamond watches, tailored suits, Kodak prizes and 30 percent for new subscriptions, aiming to boost circulation with a wide array of high value incentives.
General Huerta advances toward Vera Cruz as Mexican battles unfold amid claims of key territorial shifts. Reports from Canerat Tunston indicate heightened activity around the Veracruz coast and potential Spanish involvement.
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