Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Daily Telegram in Clarksburg, West Virginia

Page 1

We have 4,406,501 pages in West Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

1

French Report of Slow Progress in Western War Zone

British observers read lines from official notices to argue Russians gaining a breathing space on the eastern front. Austro German prisoner counts, Italian Isonzo actions, and French advances are cited along with Bryan’s resignation and the awaiting American note to Germany.

Amy Pwess London Galitz Petrograd Przemys Acording Galicia Dniester Zuraena Lemberg Berlin Linsingen Stanislaw Austria Isonzo William J. Bryan Germany

Trawler Velocity Sunk by Submarine Crew Reaches Hartlepool

The Velocity crew, rescued after nine hours at sea in two small boats without food or water, landed at Hartlepool England this morning exhausted. The Grimsby steam trawler Nottingham was sunk Monday in the North Sea by a submarine, with the crew also reported safe.

Amy Hartlepool England Velocity Grimsby Nottingham

Shriners Temple Meeting and Elections Planned

The Nemesis Temple of the Ancient Order of the Mystic Shrine will hold its last regular session before summer recess in Parkersburg at 8 o'clock p m Thursday June 17. A ceremonial session at Sistersville for the early fall will be considered and a representative to the national Seattle meeting will be elected. I Wade Coffman, past potentate, was elected as representative but recently resigned.

Nemesis Temple Ancient Order of Naples Parkersburg Sistersville Seattle Wash I. Wade Coffman

Storage 1 Secured at Ice Plant for Fresh Green Goods

Joseph Becker manager of the Public Market House Company secures cold storage space with the Arctic Ice Company at the old Clarksburg Brewing plant. The arrangement will allow storing several carloads of green fruits and vegetables to be kept fresh and available as needed.

Joseph Becker New Arctic Ice Company Clarksburg Brewing Company

Jury Verdicts Reported On Theft And Prohibition Violations

A criminal court jury found Charley White guilty of petty larceny for stealing wire from the Byron Coal Company. Another jury convicted John Trier of violating the prohibition law.

Ednesday Dorses Charley White Tor Ebyron Coal Company John ‘Trier Eustry

Wedding Glows at Bridgeport as Jene Cropp Marries Ray Hustead

June 10 report from Bridgeport details the wedding of Miss Jene Cropp to Ray Hustead at 2 pm. The ceremony officiated by Rev W M Davis followed by a lavish reception for more than fifty guests. Bride Daisy Rutherford wore white. best man Herman Kester of Harmony Grove. The couple will reside in Hutchinson, with Hustead owning a barber shop.

Bridgeport Plazera Jene— Cropp Ray Hustead Daisy Rutherford Herman Kester Harmony Grove W. M. Davis Hustead Columbus Hustead Tenmile Hutchkinson Tife

Rifle Range Sought for State Camp in Parkersburg

Adjutant General Bond arrives Friday to meet with guard officials on locating the annual state encampment. Col Morrison hopes Parkersburg will host if a rifle range can be secured with government funding. First camp date is July 9 followed by July 29 with weekly drill pay now in effect. Potential sites include South Side near Baldwin Tool Works and nearby farms and Stephenson's field.

Parkersburg Bond Col Morrison Col. Morrison Regidental Baldwin Tool Works Camden Farm Murdock Avenue Stephenson's Field

Teachers Tentatively Chosen for Next School Year

The board of education has tentatively selected teachers for city public schools for the next year. Official announcements will follow at the annual board meeting on July 1 as required by law. Few changes are expected, and the list is set to allow unsuccessful applicants a chance to find positions elsewhere.

Board of Education Hst Sutsana E. A. Wilson Blanche Byron King School of Oratory and Clay Spindle Granville Gertrude Pettit Instendter George Trainer San Diego Robison Mason County Wright Carpenter Morton Traugh Wilcox Bucyrus Traugh Flora Smith Atkinson Afaster Herbert Snider Air Okey Snider

German reply to Frye sinking arrives at state department

The German government’s answer to the second American note on the sinking of the ship William P Frye by the Eitel Friedrich reached the state department in Washington. Acting secretary Lansing said the contents would remain private until studied. A state charter was granted to White Brothers Company of Clarksburg to run a wholesale and retail grocery and general merchandise business with authorized capital of 10000. Corporators include Burton De White John T White Thomas C White Otho L Douglass and Orie L Hol Singer all of Clarksburg.

White Brothers Company of Clarksburg Burton de White John T. White Thomas C- White Otho LE. Douglass Orie L. Hol- Singer Clarks F

Rural Carriers to Get New Pay Schedule in July

New pay scales set for rural carriers with routes of various lengths. Annual pay ranges from 1,030 to 1,200 dollars depending on distance, plus a 1,806 dollar option for vehicle provision in certain cases. Additional notes reference licenses, sentences, and county road issues amid scattered OCR garble.

Three Men Charged With Peddling And Gambling

Joseph Bomse A Silverton and H Sommers were arrested on peddling and gambling charges after a police raid on West Pike street. Bonds were posted for peddling and gambling counts, with trials set before Mayor G H Gordon on Friday.

Joseph Bomse A. Silverton H Sommers Bonse Silverton Tris G. H. Gordon West Pike Street L_ 12 White

Willard Considers Another Baltimore and Ohio Staff Meeting

President Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad weighs a third staff gathering, likely this month at Deer Park, to bring 300 officials together for rapid idea exchange and service improvements. The meetings have been among the rail system’s most important conferences with officials.

Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Deer Park Willard Baltimore and Ohio

Vanderbilt body in Clare coast found named Alfred Vanderbilt

London Queens town dispatch says a body recovered on the coast of County Clare last night is identified as Alfred S Vanderbilt. The Vanderbilt representative in London confirms the discovery and attribution.

Owen London London Vanderbilt Queenstown County Clare Alfred S Vanderbilt

Cunard Company Clarifies Vanderbilt Connection

The Cunard Company denied any involvement with Mr. Vanderbilt's affairs and stated that no direct ties exist between Vanderbilt and its associates. The clarification aims to dispel rumors linking Vanderbilt to Cunard interests.

Body recovered on shore identified as Alfred Vanderbilt

A report from Ireland says the body of Alfred G Vanderbilt, missing since the Lusitania sinking on May 7, was found ashore on the Clare coast near Doolin Moher. An old woman found the body, clothing bears initials Vanderbilt, papers in pockets appear to identify him. Confirmation awaited from Vanderbilt’s secretary and Cunard Line.

Frees Condon Ireland Alfred G. Vanderbilt Lusitania Clare Dooling Moher Vander— Pilt Ody London Exchange Telegraph Company Mrr. Vander—vilt Cunard Tine

Secretary recounts Mor Vanderbilt carried a gold watch

New York June 10. Charles A Crocker, secretary to Alfred G Vanderbilt, testified that Mor Vanderbilt carried a gold watch when he sailed on the Lusitania. Crocker recalled the watch bore Vanderbilt’s monogram.

New York Charles A Crocker Alfred. G. Vanderbilt Mor. Vanderbilt Lusitania

West Virginia Business Men's Association Elects Officers

The June session of the West Virginia Business Men's Association elected officers. President H J Ross of Fairmont. vice presidents J C Myers Moundsville J Orr Morgantown V Froth Charleston. secretary William Schertsfeger Wheeling. treasurer Henry Morton Parker. Executive committee I E Bowd Fairmont Ll BP Sanders Clark pure G A Northcott Huntington C C Bissett Mannington and C sE Wat-

West Virginia Business Men's Association H_ J. Ross Fairmont J- C. Myers Moundsvilles J. Orr Morgantown V_ Froth Charleston Yeager Ersburs T- J. Hays Glarks Orz Wiliam Schertsfeger Wheeling Henry Morton Parkers- Ote I. E Bowd Fairmont, Ll Sanders_Clark G. A Northcott Huntingtons C.C Bissett Mannington

Captain Arrested While Disguised Aboard Italian Steamer

The captain of the German cruiser Prinz Eivel Friedrich has been arrested at Algeciras, Spain, while posing as a cook on an Italian steamer. The captured officer was identified in a dispatch from Algeziras.

Paris FREER Prinz Eivel Friedrich Algeziras

Norfolk Navy Yard Shipboard Inquiry Over Missing Surgeon

Norfolk June 16 Captain Thherichens recently returned from leave is aboard the Pring Huels Friedrich at the Norfolk navy yard. Surgeon Nolte is reported away from the ship and an inquiry is being made. Nolte reportedly took leave about a month ago and did not return on time prompting Navy Department notification.

PaEam Norfolk Thherichens Pring Huels Friedrich Norfolk Navy Yard Nolte Navy Yard Navy Department

Arraignments Set After Raid on First Street Whiskey House

David Morris and Alien Allen are docketed for arraignment at 7 30 p m on separate days before Magistrates Carter and Sweigher on bootlegging charges. The duo, arrested by Prohibition officers and city police during a First Street raid, allegedly bought whiskey and were freed on $500 bonds.

David Morris Jackson V. Carter Pee Allen William Sweigher Morris and Alien J.tenney John Blair Ruben Scartlett James Simms City Police’ Force First Street Allen Morris

Birth of a ten and a half pound daughter at Wright Street

Mr and Mrs JH Hendrickson celebrate the birth of a daughter weighing ten and a half pounds at their home 1130 Wright Street this morning. The annual meeting of the West Virginia Osteopathic Society has been arranged.

JH Hendrickson Wright Street The West Virginia Osteopathic Society

Salem College alumni banquet celebrated memories and progress

Salem, June 10. The alumni banquet of Salem College drew alumnae, students, and friends to the Baptist church lecture room. Prof. Rosier of Fairmont recalled early teachers and school days, while others spoke of memories, present facts, and hopeful futures. A male quartet closed the program with song.

Salem Selem College Th Baptist Church Baptist Auxiliary J Berry Clarksburg Fespett A. C. Bond Seventh Day Baptist Church Joseph Rosier Fairmont Land Cherry Camp Bristol Salem Public J. N. David William Blair Salem College Samuel B. Bond w_ C. Hertzog C. J. Keys Alumni Association Mt van Horn Ernest Randolph MENG Pharmasian

American Vessel Contends Contraband and Damages Treaty Notes

In Washington a note discusses the sinking of the William P. Presbut Prinz Eitel Friedrich and Germany’s claim that contraband may not be stopped except by destruction. It cites the 1823 treaty and argues the United States rejects two points, maintains prize courts, and questions military necessity in destroying a vessel carrying contraband.

Ameocared Washington Gerymany United States William P. Presbut Prinz Eitel Friedrich Unite States Dipsc Prassiz Germany Iri London

Camp of the Lewis Lamber Stuated About Three Miles

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a camp associated with Lewis Lamber located about three miles from an unspecified point. Details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome can be established from the text.

Lewis Lamber

Norwood Park to Host Cuban Giants Exhibition Game

Norwood Park schedules a 2 30 o clock game where the Cuban Giants, a top semi professional club, will face the Norwood Park team. Manager Denham from the Sorwond park team has not finalized the lineup but the star players will appear in action against the Cubans.

Priday ‘Shen America Norwood Park Ae Gianager Denham Sorwond Perk James

Bryan Plans Public Statement At Tomorrow Meeting

Emma Haldeman and Bert Bayile are named leaders for a public meeting to be held at 216 Mechanic Street this evening at 1 to 300 percent reserve time. The event invites all interested residents to attend and hear the statement.

Emma Haldeman Bert Tha Bayile Mole Patton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shriners Morrison Wiliam P. Frye Charles- Annes Hogue Alice Matthews Misses Farham Anna Schrader Margaret Mary Farham Anna Schasden Meares Peee Reese Cunard Company Mr. Vanderbilt West Virginia Business Men’s Association Bertes Jime Bétzagoia- ZoginieIne Convention OF Osteopaths Ciasp Norwood! Jam Bryan Morrow
Search Courier

Search the The Daily Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Daily Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication