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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

Page

13

Youngest Austrian Soldier Joins Emperor’s Army

Joseph Kaswurm is named the youngest soldier in Emperor Francis Joseph I s army. A telegraph detachment messenger boy he asks Archduke Joseph Ferdinand for permission to serve. His mother is dead and his father serves as a private. he is admitted to the ranks.

Joseph Kaswurm Francis Joseph Archduke Joseph Ferdinand Little Joseph

Broadway Feud and Broadway Night Life Sparks in New York

New York June 2 A wry Broadway feud between George M Cohan and William Collier over a ten percent share disrupts their partnership while Newark controversy tempers its comedy. Elsewhere the city shifts as wrestling crowds replace opera and Arlie Latham moves from baseball to Harlem delis. Lovable Fiske O'Hara tours with When Its Moonlight in Mayo, drawing tears with a Irish ballad.

New York George M. Cohan William Collier Coliier Cohan and Harris Cohan Harris Fiske O'Hara Mayo O'Hara Chauncey Olcott Erin’s Isle

Matthey Rents 139 Acre Jackson Carter Farm for Grazing

Bristol reports Julius Matthey, a prosperous farmer from R F D Route 1, has rented the Jackson V Carter farm of 139 acres on lower Indian sun. He plans to graze stock there this season. County Agent W D Zien led agricultural lectures in Tenmile district which drew enthusiastic turnout. Weather prophets warned of a severe frost on Friday May 3, causing alarm among farmers.

Bristol Julius Matther Jackson V Wageine King Frost

Homeward bound notes and town visitors

A string of Salem area social and business items lists travels convalescence and local calls. Convalescent Walter Foreman Lynch resumes work at Salem College. Zina E. Thompson visits Salem. Thomas D. Ash returns from Elizabeth Wirt county. Hiram D. Lynch and Wellington Morris couple shop and visit Clarksburg and Salem. many local residents are noted as visiting, shopping, or transacting business in Clarksburg, Salem, and nearby towns.

Salem College Walter Foreman Lynch Zina _E. Thompson Juletown Salem Thomas D. Ash Julius Matthey Elizabeth Wirt County Hiram D. Lynch Clarksburg Wellington Morris Edna Jennie Charles R. Donnally South Pean Oil Company John Wesley Willams Marsh Walter Foreman Everett Ross Jétta Eitlian Aicinda Norris Annz Reed Quintilia Lynch Steamore Jackson Fletcher Tenmile, Creek Homer Tate Cherry Camp Run Setha Willams Dogs Run Fonda Davison Sedatia Shep Bertha Tate Lawson Swiger Olive Cempletery Sardis Hazel Crawford John D. Matles Lewis Bailey Indian Run Lucy Straley Curtin Albert Lyons Vadis Batley Ialem Lloyd E. Harbert Big Rock Camp Creek

Salem Bulletin Hears Bishop P J Donahue Visit

Bishop P J Donahue of Wheeling visited Salem Monday meeting with local Catholic leaders amid rumors of new resident clergy. An Adams ton Salem basketball game drew a large crowd with Salem winning 15 to 9. Mrs Mary M Davis of Clarkshoro returns for Memorial Day and visits friends. Mrs James A L Barr and Basil Kenneth of West Union are guests for several days.

Salem P. J. Donahue Wheeling Adamston Mary M. Davis Clarkshoro James AL Barr Baster Kenneth West Union

Boston 1914 Body Story Begins Incomplete Read

Boston August 11 1914 report notes a hospitalized or sensational medical case with a fragmentary quote about the speaker’s body including eyelids. The readable portion suggests a firsthand account, possibly a medical or crime-related item, needing full context for precise summary.

Local items highlight repairs theater acts and travel

BG Thomas of Roberts plans an auto repair shop on MIT street in the old broom factory building and is ready to operate. Halisch of the Lygic theater plans diverting grander attractions by the Neutral Girls with several performances. Fred Hathaway visiting from the oil fields is in poor health. James Powell of Long Run grows medicinal herbs and markets them. Woodmen of the World Camp 15 members will join the Graf ton to Cleveland excursion for Woodmen Day. EF Randolph takes a few days trip to Columbus. Victor Brasser and family plan a summer in Marshall Indiana after visiting Lancaster Ohio en route west.

BG Thomas Roberts Mit Street Halisch Lygic Theater Fred Hathaway Hathaway James Powell Long Run Grafton Cleveland Randolph Columbus Victor Brasser Marshall Ind Sam Lancaster

Local names and visits noted in Buckhannon area

Buckhannon residents visit H Gaines while Clyde Post spent Sunday in Gration. Albert Callatian, recently released after two months, heads home to Bellaire. James Bir of Weston and Pauline and Mark Squires, high school students, returned home after weekend activity. Mrs. Wilson completes home duties.

H. Gaines Clyde Post Gration Albert Callatian Bellaire James Bir Weston Ness Pauline Marke Squires Ree Aes Mrs. Wilson

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