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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1915

Page

15

Traction Company Express Cars Serve Multiple West Virginia Towns

Notice to shippers from Monongahela Valley Traction Company lists daily express cars leaving Clarksburg for Grascelli ONeil Mt. Clare Weston Shinnston Fairmont Fairview Farmington Mannington and intermediate points with cutoffs for morning deliveries. Quick service and reasonable rates touted.

Clarksburg Grascelli O'Neil Mt. Clare Weston Shinnston Fairmont Fairview Farmington Mannington Monongahela

West Virginia fruit bureau formed to aid growers

A temporary bureau of markets is created in Charleston to assist West Virginia fruit growers. Commissioner Howard Williams leads the effort with Col. Carlton C. Perce in charge. Goals include securing reduced peach freight rates and introducing a uniform packing system. The bureau aims to start work promptly.

Charleston West Virginia Howard Williams. Commie Carlton ‘C. Perce Kingwood

Examination for Rural Carrier in Harrison County Slated

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for rural carrier positions in Harrison County. The test will be held in Clarksburg on August 28 and open to male citizens domiciled in the county who meet the listed requirements. Application forms are obtainable from local offices or the commission in Washington, D. C. Applicants should submit as soon as possible.

United States Givi Eure Commission Harrison Clarksburg Wolf Summit United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D.C Commission Washington

Asia and the West Face The Challenge of Unity

A historic call argues Asia is awake and converging with the West. It questions whether American churches will treat Asian-born men as brothers and uphold Christian ideals. It warns against exclusion and urges inclusive justice and respect amid a shrinking world.

Asia Churches of West

America and Asia in a Rising Global Rivalry

A speech questions America’s approach to Asia as China rises. It asks whether the United States should aid Asia with fair policies or risk entanglement by resisting Asia’s empowerment and provoking widespread militarization. The text frames white nations as needing to balance justice with power.

China Aod Asia America Yielf Japan

Broaddus Institute Promotes Modern Grounds and Offerings

Founded in 1871 and moved to Philippi in 1909 Broaddus Institute markets itself as a high grade college preparatory and finishing school for both sexes. It features three buildings on a well lighted campus with electric lighting and steam heating plus normal courses for teachers and a complete music program. Rates start at 185 dollars per year and a catalogue is available from President Dr. Elkanah Hulley Philippi West Virginia.

Broaddus Institute Clarksburg Philippi West Virginia Grafton Pittsburg Pennsylvania Vriting Elkanah Hulley W. Ya

Sheriff seeks troops to quell Hudson County riots

July 22 in Trenton the Hudson County sheriff requests Governor Filder call out troops to handle the Bayonne strike turmoil as two men are continued from page 1. The report centers on the labor unrest and official response during the Bayonne disturbances.

Associated Rmesei Trenton Sherif Kinkead Hudson County Filder Bayonne

Adjutant General Sent to Bayonne After Tidewater Plant Attack

Tersey City July 22 Governor Fielder ordered Adjutant General Sadler to Bayonne to survey the situation following an attack on the Tidewater plant. He would report on any troops needed to restore order and security.

Tersey City Fielder Hinkead Tidewater Sadler Bayonne

Opening Night at The Golf Plaza Draws Large Crowd

The Golf Plaza opening on Wednesday night from 7:30 to 10:30 drew hundreds who viewed each section and admired the transformation. The owner, Golf B Highland, hosted the event and the First Regiment band provided music. A prayer meeting is set for 7:30 this evening at Mrs. A C Ward’s home on South Seventh Street.

Golf Plaza Geolf Mra. A. C. Ward South Seventt, Street

Man’s Narrow Escape From Cholera Attack in 1555 Memoir

W Ireland of Louisville Kentucky recounts a severe cholera episode in which two doctors gave little hope. A hotel porter is paid to fetch Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Distributor Tamedy, a double dose is taken, and the patient sleeps through the night. He resumes travel at dawn, though still weak, detailing his alarm and relief after the remedy.

Chamberlain's Cole W. Ireland Louisville

Discard Freckles and Pimples with Nightly Cream

An old ad copy promotes a mercolined cream to erase freckles tan and pimples. The text urges nightly application and morning washing to achieve a smooth complexion, claiming substantial and rapid results.

Clergy Leader Urges Broader Duty In Tackling Social Evil

San Francisco July 22 The Rev John F Still from Louisville Ky tells the International Purity Congress that Mary Magdalene should not bear the sole blame for prostitution. He argues society including judges schools and industry share responsibility and calls for reform aimed at redeeming rather than punishing.

San Francisco Mary Magdalene John F Still Louisville International Purity Congress Jersualem

Miss Ophelia Washington Shall Be Celebrated by Her Class

The 1915 class of Miss Ophelia Washington coloree staged a surprise party for her twenty first birthday at Miss Kate Wilks home on Monti cello avenue with over sixty guests. The event featured music games and a luncheon after Miss Washington performed piano solos and a pink and white decor scheme. A mahogany music cabinet was presented by the class and the cake was cut by Miss Washington amid a small procession including Virginia Ruffner Ione Bowyers and Margaret Crawford. The class roster includes Mrs Joseph Jenkins Mrs Miles Banks Miss Gertrude Brent Miss Mayme Johnson Mrs James Wilkes Miss Birdie Jones Mrs William Smith Mrs L R Jordan Miss Charles Ogden Miss Margaret Crawford Miss Tone Bowyers Miss Virginia Ruffner Miss Hilda Hill Miss Frances Hill Miss Glovenia Carter Miss Gertrudy Kyle Miss Xenia Sedwick Miss Gladys Green Miss Estelle Juckox Miss Blanche Howard Miss Katic Coyner Windell Jordan and Charlie Sedwick.

Ophelia Washington Kate Wilks Monticello Avenue Miss Washington Virginia Ruffner Ione Bowyers Washington Margaret Crawford Joseph Jenkins Miles Banks Gertrude Brent Mayme Johnson James Wilkes Birdie Jones William Smith L .R Jordan Charles Ogden Tone Bowyers Hilda Hil Frances Hill Glovenia Carter Gertrudy Kyle Xenia’ Sedwick Gladys Green Estelle Juckox Blanche Howard Katic Coyner Windell Jordan Charlies Sedwick

Artillery Actions Reported Across Artois Argonne and Meuse

The war office reports artillery actions in Artois and the Argonne between the Meuse and the Mogalle near Bourges and in the Apramenét forest. Night of the 20th to the 21st and day of the 1st marked by intense bombardments and exchanges.

Artois Argonne Meuse Mogalle Bourges Apramenét Norco

Turkish Artillery Harasses Allies on Asiatic Shore

Turkish artillery remains active with new batteries on the Asiatic shore and behind Seddul Babr. July 7 to 10 saw seven Allied ammunition depots exploded as Turkish guns caused heavy losses. Allied sea attack blocked by German submarines. artillery support for infantry falters.

Seddul-Babr

Windau City Burned by Russian Forces

Berlin July 22 Advices state that before evacuation Windau and its harbor works were set ablaze by Russian troops. The greater part of the city is reported destroyed and other Courland cities are said to have been destroyed in line with a recent army order.

Ausoctates Paten Berlin Windau Courland

French Statement of War Operations

Paris July 22 The statement reports fighting on the Littis Reichackerkepf heights west of Muenstern Alsace near Colmar with nine German counter attacks. Two battalions of chauffeurs held positions. a trench 150 meters long was captured and held. 107 prisoners were taken and aviators bombed Autrey station northwest of Binville. Dar danelles quiet since July 12 and 13.

Cay Amsodta Paris Muenstern Alsace Colmar Muenster la Linge Autrey Binarville Argonne Dardanelles

Special Trains Tied to West Virginia Fair

G W Allen passenger agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Sherman C Denham president of the West Virginia Fair Association discussed running special trains for the fair on August 20 and 21 and September 1 and 2. It was announced trains will operate on air into the city.

G. W. Allen Conneliaville Pessenker Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Sherman C. Denham Virginia Fair Association Inca

Gem Thien Confesses in Oakland Stolen Diamonds Case

Frederick Core, an eighteen year old migrant, confessed to police in Oakland on July 22 that he stole diamonds valued at 16,000 from Mrs Wemit in Chicago last month.

Oakland Calif Frederick Core Chicago Mra Wemit

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Midford Street Hartland Howard Post Bureau OF Markets State Commissioner of Agriculture Howard Williams Sturm & Wilson S. Fourth ST Bell the Smart Shop Baye Hill. Bros Atl Bell Phone K of P. Bldg, Sossrd St H. B. Bridgeman Pere Bridgework Glenn B. Waters Prunty Broaddus Splendid Colege Preparatory Miss. Washington DeForest’s Millinery Prunty Main Street W. Va OGDEN Gem Thien Arctic Ice & Bottling Works Arctic Ice and Bottling Works Clarksburg Brewery Ren Highland Bros. &G Gore Third St Telgeram
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