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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

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West Virginia Businessmen Address Needed Laws

The West Virginia Business Men's Association held its 9th annual convention at Waldo hotel discussing regulatory reforms. They urged legislative changes on initiative referendum recall, amended banking checks, embezzlement liability, property exemptions for married men, freight damage payments, lighter advertising rules, bankruptcy records, and a one chamber legislature. The event included appointments, routine business, and a banquet night at the Waldorf hotel.

West Virginia Busioves Men's Association Tech Walilo Alipreme Legislative Committee Association Renm Keeretartes Kin Atweernaga Waldy

Recognition crisis at Sagara Falls mediation talks

June 1 progress reported in mediation over a proposed provisional government in Huarta's regime. The United States rejects any transition that grants Huarta recognition and insists on General Muerte naming a provisional president, while mediators push for a specific selection of leaders amid stalled negotiations.

Sagara Falls Adan- Berowk Witarluon Hina Huarta Muerte Aunie

Clever Evading Police by Suffragist Leader in London

Elusive SM Emmaline Pankhurst again evaded London police. Watchers kept vigil on Grow Veror Square house from which she led campaigns at Buckingham Palace and other sites. Police described the tactic as cleverly conceived though details remain undisclosed. The Women’s Social and Political Union faced renewed scrutiny as authorities reported limited public interest in the revealed documents.

London Emmaline Pankhurst Grow Vonor Square Muckingham Palace Ter Qian Scotland Yard Womens Athyld

Elk lodge plans Parkersburg convention and parade

Larkaburg Lodge 482 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will hold the Sut convention and reunion in Parkersburg next week. A special train will carry members from Clarksburg to Fairmont Grafton Elkins and other Elk towns with a parade Wednesday through Thursday featuring twenty five pipers and entertainment by Percy Byrd committee.

Larkaburg Lodge Mensvolent and Protective Order of Elke Parkersburg Delewales Therday TL Ovejork Clarksburg Alice Fairmont Grafton Elkins Salem West Ahrom Gregory Piccon Percy Byrd Testate Areganization Jay Meefer Samuel R. Bonting Dan Wille Cole Patrick UL Shields Ialing Kolghe Frank J. Welch Parkersbarg

Dental examination in Fairmont concludes this week

The Virginia state dental examination board held sessions in Fairmont starting June 10, with fifty applicants seeking certificates. Lloydston, president of the board, presided as examinations continued today through Thursday and Friday. A copper rame artifact from prehistoric times was noted in Armenia.

Fairmont Virginia State Dental Examining Bowed Tr Wo J Lloydston

Epworth League Convention Delivers Mission Study Speech

Delegates at the biennial Epworth League convention in a Methodist church hear mission study work led by Rev Roy McCuskey and Rev Claude King. The day features devotional exercises, a noon box lunch served by The Ladies Art Society, and an evening service with Rev Ernest Roy O Neall delivering remarks on popular fallacies. committee appointments are announced.

Ieague M. F. Snider C. E Goodwin Mpnorth League Methodist Episcopal J.H. Wells Spencer Teague Convention Church Wittdy Elainee Roy McCuskey Ret. C Goodwin Claude 90 King Verrm Alta Rer Ty Marsh Witstars Conference Hein Ladies’ Art Society Epnvertion Church Lowndes Ernest Roy O'Neal Chicago Wells H. B. Workman C. Himirick Arthur Hopgood

Supreme Court Special Term Decisions From Kanawha Summers Raleigh Tucker Barbour

June 10 Charleston reports nine Supreme Court opinions. Cases include White Oak Fuel Co. v Davis rehearing denied. remands and reversals in Martin v Remiger Summers, Hobbs v Machina, Brader v Mediev, Griffith v Cook Raleigh, Coline v Degler Tucker, Dodge v Brown, Gobhart v Shrader Kanawha, and Totor v Insurance Barbour. Shrader et al v Medley et al held unlawful agreements among nonpartners delaying bids on sheriff sale lands. Griffith v Cook affirms frauds bar, partnership avoidance in land purchases.

Rheciak Charleston Supreme Court Utta Teally White Oak Fuel Company Davis Fayette County Martin Remiger Kanawha County Hobbs Machina and Plumbing Company Summers County Afirmed Bhrader Et al Mediev Grimith Cook Raleigh County Coline Degler Tucker 1 Dodge Brown & Hall Randolph County Gobhart Shrader Williams Griffith

Murder by a Young Man Over Whistling Reproof

Evansville Tid reports Jacob McCullough a wealthy bachelor aged 60 near Hatfield Spencer county reproved a youth for whistling. Ernest Hawkins 20 fatally struck him with a rifle barrel, then surrendered in Rockport after the killing.

Evansville Tid Jacob McCullough Hatfeld Spencer County Ernest Hawkins McCullough Haw Rockport

Storm Claims Dozens in Gulf of St Lawrence Sailings

Lost at sea reports from New Brunswick detail a storm that struck the Gulf of St Lawrence Chal tur Bay and Northumberland Strait. Conflicting depictions place dead at about 133 with several vessels missing or ashore. Captain Breau of Warren Py said over 100 perished, though likely exaggerated, as most ships were small schooners crewed by single families.

Jacinta Chatham New Grunawick Gulf of St. Lawrence Chaltur Bay Straits of Northumberland Caramot Samuel Breau Warren Py Whiloh

Suffraget Bartha Ryland Committed For Trial in Birmingham

In Birmingham, June 10, Bartha Ryland the suffraget vandal was committed for trial after destroying George Romney's Portrait of Boy at the city art gallery with a butcher’s cleaver. During the hearing she caused a scene and cited scripture to justify her act, declaring militants act with divine guidance and righteousness.

Wirminghas Bay Misa Bartha Ryland

Need of Education for the Young Man in West Virginia Meeting

The Grand Circle of the Protected Home Circle of West Virginia will hold its annual meeting in this city Thursday and Friday. Delegations arrive as the Gore Hotel serves as headquarters. The degree of advancement will be given to many new representatives Thursday morning, followed by a large initiation in the evening. The Zenner Degree will be performed by women degree teams from Fairmont and McMechen using the Fairmont Circle’s paraphernalia. Only Past Presidents and members with five numbers in the last six months may attend the inner degree Thursday night, conferred by the Wheeling panhandle district team led by Evan Roberts of Pittsburgh and Frank Gilbert of Sharon, Pa.

West Virgina Gore Lotel Fairmont McMechen Fairmont Circle P. H. GC Tvent Panhandle Whevelley Evan Roberts Pittsburg Frank Gilbert Sharon

Harvard Club of West Virginia offers $300 scholarship

A $300 scholarship is offered by the Harvard Club of West Virginia to a qualified applicant entering Harvard College as a candidate for the A B degree. The selection considers school records character needs and development. exams begin Monday June 15 in Charleston Glenville Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. board exams accepted in Fairmont and Pittsburgh Cincinnati. The Luxemburg republic spans 898 square miles bounded by Belgium Germany and France and belongs to the German Customs Union.

Harvard Club West Virginia Harvard College Glenville W. Va Pittsburg Cincinnati College Board Harvard Fairmont Incinnati Virginis Thom Harvard Club of Thos Quarrier Street Charleston Grand Duchy of Luxemburg Delgium Geremany France German Gustoms Union

Infant Choked By Nightgown In Lafayette Tragedy

In Lafayette Indiana on June 10 Mrs. Lee Marshall pinned her seven month old infant’s nightgown to the mattress to keep the child from rolling. The baby became entangled in the gown and strangled between the bed and Moor a short time later.

Lafayette Ind Lee Marshall Mulbersey

State Champions Will Play Here State Champions Will Play Here

West Virginia Wesleyan and Ohio Wesleyan meet in Union Park tomorrow at 8 PM in a touted non league game. Morrison or Stansbury slated to pitch for West Virginia Wesleyan, with the Epworth League program and convention drawing a large crowd. Admission is thirty five cents.

West Virginia Suite West Virgina Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan University Union Park West Virginias Wesleyan West Virginia University Palrmont Clarksburg Washington & Jeferson Wesleyan Fairmont Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Ohio ‘State Overlin Dénilon Uni West Virginian Seasions West Virgins Epworth League Morrison Stansbury West Virginia Wesleysn West’ Virginia

Fatal fireclaims eight victims in East Side tenement blaze

In New York a rapid fire in an old style East Side tenement early today killed five people and injured eight others. A tenant discovered the blaze near 4 am and alerted residents, but several were trapped as the fire swept through the building. A woman and her son died after leaping from a window. another woman tenant died in hospital, bringing the death toll to five with three more unresolved.

City of New York

Strikebreakers Move Under Guard As Pittsburgh Strife Widens

In Pittsburgh on June 10, tense crowds of Westinghouse strikers learned that strikebreakers were brought to the electric company plant. Fifty guards accompanied fifty workers who arrived by rail, while strikers prepared for a peaceful march toward the Westinghouse plants in Turtle Creek and Swissvale. Saloon closures and liquor delivery bans were issued upon strike leaders' requests to curb unrest.

Isociaven Rmeau Pittsburg Westinghouse Electric Company Pennsylvania Railroad Turtle Creek Une Whimarding Swissvale Wentinghouse Air Brake Company Union Switch and Signal Company Burges Snyder Bam Pittsburg Regie Jackson

Thirty seventh annual council opens in Morgantown

The thirty seventh annual council of the Protestant Episcopal church in the diocese of West Virginia opens in Morgantown with about thirty of forty clergy present. The sessions are led by the coadjutor bishop W Gravatt as Bishop Peterkin is absent due to illness. Reports are to be given as the gathering continues through Saturday noon.

Iy Aspociayan Morgantown Protestant Episcopal Church Diocese of West Virginie Cornelia W. Gravatt Peterkin Minae

Vice President Marshall Addresses 120 Members on Intellectual Bravery

Amboy Maine June 10 Vice President Marshall addressed 120 members at the university exercises. He spoke on intellectual bravery and warned that postwar wealth concentrated in capital risks the republic. He urged strong state duties, honest officials, and reforms to curb corporate excess while stressing education’s role in guiding future leadership.

Nn Ambogiaven Maine Reddent Hall cMes Coxtmi Tury Robert Jose Henry C. Morrison New Hampshire Park Inbox Capial America Interent Iha Tiple Jawa Lata Yim Sam Sean Beartment Sea

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Waldo Mme. Sehumann-Heink William Rapp, Jr Mamie. Sehumann-Heink Chicago Court Rapp Tandy Huerta Mrs. Pankhurst Order Armenia State Supreme Court St. Lawrence Gulf Protected Home Circle Ohio and West Virginia Wesleyans Council Episcopal Diocese of Marshal
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