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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

1

Ohio legislator scandal fallout and indictments emerge

The Franklin County grand jury returned indictments in a sweeping bribery case. Evans of the east district pleaded guilty to $100 theft from Akron agent L C Miller, while Brans and Nye face related charges. Additional indictments over bribes and solicitation of bribes are pending as officials press for full disclosures.

Colammets Jane Prilidis Marninz Owen J. Evans Bist County L. C. Miller Akron Tage Kinkead- Moghs Boane Franklin Coundy Attornes-Turner Hogan Brans The House Wich Nye Pike County Nye Brazil Gaston Choireos

Troops Home Return From Philippi Camp Bespeaks Earnest Farewell

Troops of Company 2 and associated detachments arrived in Clarkebure by special tram at 3 pm Saturday. The Weston force reached home by 6 80 o’clock Sunday morning. Camp Philippi housed 116 men with hospital, machine gun detachment, quartermaster and pay officer. Commanded by Capt. Duncan Goughner, the unit was honored by Adjutant General C D Biliott and Governor Glasscock, who named the camp. The officers and men felt the trip was well worthwhile and wished for a longer stay.

Fairmont Virginia Clarkebure Weston Philippi Duncan Goughner C. D. Biliott Glasscock

DARR RESTORED TO PENSION ROLLS IN WASHINGTON DC

Manly Darr of St. Albans Kanawha county is restored to the pension rolls after a four year removal. He will receive $20 monthly for the time he was off the rolls and upon reentry to the list his pension will rise to $120 per month. Carr had fought for restoration after removal due to a technical reading of the law.

Washington, D. C Manly Darr St. Albans Kanawha County Carr Hempstead Sig Deckuse

Elevation Plan in Martinsburg Federal Building Questioned

June 5 in Washington reports the Martinsburg Herald questions a bill in the Senate to add an elevator to the Martinsburg federal building. The paper suggests residents may oppose the 62000 improvement and prefer to walk up the steps to the courthouse.

Washington, D. C Federal Martinsburg

Chicago jury to hear probe into alleged hospital trust abuse

June 5. Sudte Landin Ergain Najed O Cposial ernnd jury today to onnke an Investigation Ante alleged femal operasione ut the Bomcailed yer trust.

Ighicago Sudte Landin

Desertion Arrest of Navy Deserter Pullen

ASA DESERTER SNewtas Pullen son of Bunker Pullésk of the Stealey addition was arrested as a deserter from the United States Navy Monday morning by Policeman Sappington. Information sent to Police Chief Crooks May 27 by naval authorities, Pullen was confined pending disposition under an obscure law. The report notes a reward offered for capture and references ties to John Newton Parkwax and the United States steamship Pranilla.

Snewtas Pullen Bunker Pullésk Stealey Addition Catt Fh States Navy Sappington Inc Lon Hhcy Crooks Navad Pullen John Newton Parkwax Pranilla Jaland Lelegramn Navy Department

Salem Baby Dead Buried At Odd Fellows Cemetery

An infant six months old, child of Mr and Mrs S W Bangfitt of Salem, died Sunday and was laid to rest Monday at the Odd Fellows cemetery.

Ifant S. W. Bangfitt Salem Odd Fellows Cemetery

Gas fitters challenge amateur bars for Union Park game

The gas fitters from Clarksburg Light and Heat Company led by manager J L Sackett and captain M J Milan issue a challenge to any amateur teams to a game at Union Park grounds next Sunday morning at 9 20 o clock.

Clarksburg Light and Heat Company J. L. Sackett M. J. Milan Union Park

Mission Clergy To Attend Parkersburg Meeting

The Rev Henry Migotellind and Rev George Pollock with Prof J M Stosurt travel from Buckhannen Ant to Parkersburg for a meeting of the Frediyteriin church mission communities. They will attend additional sessions in Washington Pa for exercises of the volunteers.

Henry T. Migotellind George W. Pollock Buckhannen J. M. Stosurt Morsontown Parkersburg Warhington

Simian at SrStrings Noted in Midmot Letters

Fragmentary letters from Midmot report Sharidar and Goll Sprins in Colo regarding the Denki of Whinealth. The misspelled text suggests a conflict or event at a ring, with mention that a prior attempt already occurred and a ring in a city area.

Sharidar

Newspapers War Suppressor Remarks Stir Senate Record Tale

In a tense session Senator Siccumber challenged Ridder’s claim that newspapers color news, while other senators urged striking the remark. Ridder defended reciprocity as beneficial for the country. The Senate, lacking a vice president, elected pro tempore attempts continued. Knox and Root were cited for subpoenas related to unaccounted funds in a portrait purchase.

Weekington Midder Holi Repatgi Festice Coun Ilies Warthington Siccumber North Dakotam Knox House Committee On Expenditures State Department Root

Organist Resigns After Noted Service at Ghriat Episcopal Church

Mifitenry McChorda, organist of Ghriat Episcopal Church, bade farewell at the Sunday morning service. He announced plans to travel to Texinetan, with next performance at chrint cathedral, and expected to accept a position at Grginiet. During his stay, the church choir under his direction received praise for high standards and inspiring music, with a notable after-service prayer and well received sacred selections.

McChorda Ghriat Episcopal Church Brewster Austin Texinetan Chrint Thurchee

Mr Reagen to Speak at Continental Hall this Month

Tiemen J. Reaven of 2t Post Stina, national president of the Ancient order of Pilterninny, will speak at various points this month. He promised to speak here Use night of dune 0 etinvr In Continental Hall or the court the meetings will be open and free to everyone. Mr Reagen is an order of wide repute.

Tiemen J. Reaven Stina Antient Erector Pilterninny Reagen

Homecoming Scene Clipped by Erratic OCR

Mr. Rouginer Dmpo en and Oliver P. Boughner arrived home from Philadelphia. They endured lengthy travel and unsteady weather, then planned to stay four weeks before returning to Philadelphia with Mrs. Boughner in a cortege.

Oliver P. Boughner Philadelphia Mra. Boughitr

Clerk and Carriers Special Examination Details

A notices states an examination for clerks and carriers will be held Wednesday morning at the post office building. The event is organized to assess applicants and determine eligibility for positions. Potential entrants are advised to arrive early and bring required documents.

Carriera

Benedum Bank Wreck at Cameron Leads to Conviction

A court in Cameron found Benedum of First Creens Bank liable for mismanagement after the bank failed in December. Judge Pronk W. Neabitr sentenced Benedum to pay nearly $190,000 plus interest, bringing the total near a quarter million dollars. Howard Was Receiver reported testimony of sensational nature regarding funds manipulation and overdrawn accounts at the bank and its parent firm.

1. Benedum First Creens Bank Dt Gamaron Ie Marahaji Pronk W. Neabitr Iwaldont Benedum Howard Wea Benedum Awbe Fox Ownie & Large Sons John A. Howdner Benicam Banic

Arrests After Afternoon Fight Sparks Police Action

Two men identified as Charles Spend and A P Tickman were arrested near West Peak after a street confrontation over money. They were taken to police headquarters and held for the evening. The dispute began over a debt of ten dollars. Witnesses noted a loud disturbance as the fight escalated and a crowd gathered along the streets to watch the police.

Sappington Charles Spend A. P. Tickman Hicks Keene Santa

County Court Meets As Members Convene on Monday

Fragmentary OCR hints a county court session held Monday with members present and routine proceedings underway. No clear names or outcomes readable.

Local lawyer injured amid convention turnout

A garbled year end report notes a local lawyer badly injured and a president named Dax with TG Roberts as view president. Delegates including Sam Bates and M Roe Weenan attend the international convention in San Beanciseo in August. The union has twenty four members and distressing conditions are recorded. Printing interests in the city are reportedly operating under unions with employers and workers to be treated.

Chirkwbhurge Ing SeinAhy oMware Jon Dax TG. Roberts Ctries OL Tdneke Spouedinge Secre Sam H. Bates Cnet Drummond M. Roe Weenan Abdicieg Eyenmitzoy Geame Mottun Delecate San Beanciseo Unun

James W Robinson Nearly Kite in Rumeway Accident

James W Robinson and Mary Robinson were riding home in a carriage drawn by a tame horse when it bolted on Luther Haymony Hill near Quiet Dell. The carriage tipped at Lil Hill, Robinson was thrown against a gatepost and received cuts and bruises while the horse collapsed the buggy. locals stopped the horse two miles away.

James W. Robinson Rumeway Ettermey Ikw Mauter House of Delegates Iyime Homse Kami Joseph J. Torbiswon Cralemoor Mrr. Robinson Mary Robinson Clarkemrs Wile Luther Haymony Eikcrease Quiet Dell Miss Hobbses Lasckil Rytoven

Confirmation at Episcopal Church with Gravatt sermon

Whiteunday advisER st biid Episcopal church yesterday ware, featured with five candidates and a sermon by Rt Rev W H Gravatt bishop co-adster of the diocess. A choral music program under MaHienry pasos tor capisi-director included hymns from the Redemption and Guonod's oratoris with solos and a duet.

Whiteunday St Biid Episcopal Church W-H. Gravatt Guonod McChord Austin Core Smith Margaret Ford Mr. Gravatt

Train Crash Injures Fifteen Near Nashville

Fifteen persons were seriously injured when a Lebanon accommodation train on the Tennessee Central railroad collided with a switch engine on the outskirts of Nashville in the morning.

Nashville Tenn Lebanon Tennessee Central Railroad

Wheeling Independent Pondball Team to Play at Union Park

Wheeling’s strong Independent pondball team will meet at Union Park next Sunday afternoon. The squad features many seasoned players from the old West Penn league and has developed several stars each year. Manager Bull Smith will direct practice this week to bring the team to peak condition for the contest.

Union. Park Wheeling

Local Trial Heats Quarrel In Court Room

A large crowd attended a Monday afternoon proceeding in Judge G. H. Gordons court where Demon Tyinn and a foreign woman faced charges of assault arising from a quarrel over a local area dispute. The record notes a witness and routine testimony surrounding the alleged club attack and ensuing disturbance.

Witttzies Demon Tyinn Dols Wan G. H. Gordon Mary Bulder Tinks

Fragmentary Names and Places From West Virginia Items

OCR reads scattered names and locations including Washington DC West Virginia towns Clendenin Wheeling Huntington Wheeling and several items like monkey wrench and mising machines. Content appears as garbled notes or catalog fragment without a clear event or narrative.

Wmarington D. C West

Mail Route Battle in Tyler County Sees Route Saved

Washington June B The postoffice department reversed its April order to discontinue the mail route from Amamee Ma to Alma to Boarsejie. Citizens of Middlebourne and Tyler county lobbied to preserve the service, and authorities decided to maintain the route despite initial plans to discontinue it.

Washington, D. C Postofice Amamee Alma Boarsejie Tyler County Postomee Department Citiens of Middlebourne Postefica

Prominent Buses Men to Attend Pittsburgh Tin Plate Meeting

A number of prominent buses men from Pittsburgh and nearby areas will arrive tomorrow for a stockholders meeting at the PITUps Sheet and Tin Plate Company to discuss resetting the main local plant at the works of the company.

Pittebirg Iockholders Pritups Sheet and Tin Plate Company Rhial Works Tie “Company

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Ridder Ohio Grafter Ami Jaige Evans Ohio Grand Darr Government of the United States Senate Woks Funerat Theien Asa Deserter Navy Newton Pullen Parks Simian Srrings Mr. McChord East MR. Reager Berlin WUD Tune Sa Mr. Rouginer Dmpo Learoly Benedum Wrecks Bank Cameron Overdaus Bie Camvros Gines Company Beydim AL Online At Shall Windoy Isan West Pike Taft Secretary of War Port Myer Prosiloit Ourt Mets Mambere Union of the Ave Christ Church W. H. Gravatt Wil Clarksberg Chicago QmaNee Jose Arc Federal Pension Bureau Dend
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