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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
These tracts offer smooth ground and a forecast that within five years value will double the asking price. Prospective buyers are invited to view the properties and consider the investment potential.
Welch and Fullerton, druggists, offer delivery service to all parts of the city, ensuring prompt pharmacy access for residents.
Detective Gross of the Pittshore Pinkerton agency left for Tarentum Pennsylvania with Ernest Hubert who is wanted on charges of forging his brother Ermin Hubert in two checks totaling 275 dollars Hubert admits guilt and faces a long prison term stemming from forgery and a prior parole violation with 33 months remaining.
June 10 report that the Georgia prison commission declined to recommend commutation of Leo M. Frank's death sentence for the Mary Phagan murder. The panel's action is not binding on Governor Slaton who will hold further hearings before ruling.
The Security Savings and Loan Association formed here has opened an office in room 303 of the Goff building. J. Wade Coffman serves as president with J. H. Stephenson as first vice president. C. D. Flord is second vice president, Fred E. Delbridge secretary and Arthur K. Thorn treasurer. The association plans to begin business July 1 with share books opened.
A testimonial from a Western townwoman claims success with Grane-Nuts food improving digestion weight and strength after years of stomach trouble. She says symptoms disappeared and she regained energy to manage household tasks, recommending a postum company letter and Road to Wellville reference.
Former Secretary Bryan explains his resignation citing private citizen action and supports pursuing peace with Germany through international commissions. He argues warnings against Americans sailing on belligerent ships and carrying ammunition, urging restraint and treaty principles to avoid war.
A four reel picture The White Terror produced by Guiversi Film Company with the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis portrays Boyd a tyrant who runs factories with foul conditions and sells fake cures. A rich young man Brandon helps expose the abuse leading to a plan to dynamite the Clarion office. The climax spurs improvements in worker housing tuberculosis care and open air schools. It opens June 18 in 38 cities.
Lassen Peak in California, active since May, draws an informal cooperative study by the geological survey and the forest service. Forest rangers observe from the site and a fire lookout tower atop Brokeoff Mountain, near the crater, as officials plan for a July visit.
A snow melt on Lassen Peak caused steam and a river of mud to burst from the crater. Civil authorities warn the eruption endangers forest bridges and grazed livestock, with 1000 cattle and 30,000 sheep on the range yearly. Scientists call Lassen highly active and a key site for study.
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