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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1913

Page

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State Industrial War Described by Elliott in West Virginia

West Virginia industrial war described by General Elliott to the Senate mine strike investigating committee. Battles between mine guards and strikers at Paint Creek and Cabin Creek include ambushes trains seized guns and mass casualties. Officials note martial law deployments machine guns armored trains and captured weapons in Mucklow Holly Grove Mudtown and Ronda.

Ammo Charleston West Virginia Senate Charles D. Wiiott Mucklow Holly Grove Shoet Elliott Whoalg Jim Mudtow Paint Creek Ronda Onabin Creek Eliott Swanson Hillott Charles D- Elliott El-iott Kanawha Raleigh Fayette Glasscock Borat General Elliott L. Long Ira Ridd Robert Hartigan Hal Hatfield Belcher Eiliott Fr. Belcher

West Virginia martial law inquiry expands to military tribunal

Charleston June 11 the Senate committee investigating the West Virginia coal upheaval aimed to map the legal path by which civil courts were stripped of power and more than 150 square miles came under martial law. Mother Jones led miners’ lawyers as she watched witnesses and prepared for later testimony.

Charleston Senate West Virgini West Virginia Borah Idaho Martial Lam Glasscock Mother” Jones Frank S. Monnett Ohio Mother Jones Military Court Jonex

Turkish official is assassinated in Constantinople

Constantinople reports say the Turkish grand vizier and minister of war were assassinated as they rode in a motor car toward the Sublime Porte. Two assailants fired revolvers at close range striking the targets. The event follows earlier reports confirming high level political violence in the capital.

Sy Qce Dci Constantinople Sublime Porte Ier London

Trial actions in criminal court lift clews and bonds

Claude D Alman went on trial for felonious theft of a suit from George Swiger. Robert Swiger’s case was continued with a $500 bond. Samuel Ansel’s indictment was quashed but $500 bond set for next term if an indictment is found. Hd Crutchfield was acquitted for shooting Charley Maryland. Thurl Wiseman’s felony indictment was quashed.

Claude D. Alman Criminal Court George Swiger Robert A. Swiger Samuel Ansel Hd Crutchfield Charley Maryland Thurl Wiseman

Brother Arrested In Murder Of Violinist Brother

Ernest Lindoft of Abbington Illinois was arrested on suspicion of involvement in the murder of his brother Prof. Charles A Lindoft a violinist killed early Tuesday morning in his Galesburg home Bloodhounds traced a scent to a room where Ernest Lindoff had spent the night before investigators had any clues and then made the arrest

Galesburg xErnest Lindoft Abbington Ill Charles A. Lindoft Ernest Lindoff

West Virginia Marks State’s 50th Anniversary

Churches across West Virginia observe the fiftieth anniversary of the state on Sunday June 11th with special services and commemorations across the state.

West Virginia

May Bond Town Water Works Bond Vote Planned

A movement in Northview seeks a special election to authorize a $22,000 water works bond to fund a municipal water system. The effort aims to secure funding and improve local water infrastructure.

Northview

New Councilmember Appointed After Resignation

Northview council chair Alpert Chartrand resigns from the council. GasSington has been appointed as his replacement to fill the seat.

Alpert Chartrand Northview Jamex PF GasSington Hts Wurcrrzor

Senator Nathan Goff Unique Path to Senate Seat

Washington dispatch notes Nathan Goff of West Virginia, former Navy secretary and federal judge, was elected to the U S Senate at the last hour of a deadlocked legislature. He did not seek the seat and was abroad when chosen, a rare path for a senator.

Washington Baltimore Sun United States Senate Nathan Goff West Virginia Gof Navy Hayes Richard M. Thompson Fourth United States Circuit Congress Jjunior Goff Senate Thay Na

Barge's Boiler Fires Steam Boat During Deep Well Drill

The Elk Grove Really Company pursuing gas on Lite Bingamonu creek drilled a well Tuesday in the Hingamon area. Initial logs showed gas in the Big Injun sand, then deeper testing released more gas in the thirty foot sand. A fourth sand produced an immense flow forcing stoppage before the fifth sand was reached.

Elk Grove Really Company Bingamonu Hingamon OM and Gag Cemtre Ginustial Ihowax

Diaz's Return To Mexico Talks Begin

A Paris dispatch says ex President Diaz of Mexico left for Mexico to discuss with officials the return of the former dictator. The June 11 telegram notes Diaz plans talks on repatriation and possible restoration.

Paris France Diaz Mexico

When It Blows Up at the Docks of the Bagl Goal Companys

A damaged Racine Wisconsin report describes a deadly blast at the docks involving a coach company. The explosion sent debris across the area, with several workers killed or injured as the vessel shifted its position and a shed was struck.

The Bagh Goal Companys Racine Wis

Barbara I Wins Bermuda Race From Philadelphia

The motor boat Barbara I finished the Bermuda race from Philadelphia in 25 minutes and 20 seconds past 3 am after leaving Philadelphia Saturday at 1 30 pm. It was first sighted at ten minutes after midnight.

Hamilton Bermuda Barbara I Philadelphia

Postmasters issued for C O D parcel post July first

Washington June 11 Instructions to postmasters were issued today for handling of COD parcel post packages. Regulations take effect July 1 with ten cent collection fee and insurance up to 50 dollars. Sender affixes parcel post stamps and receives a receipt and tag that doubles as a money order application. Rural carriers will handle parcels, but they may not be mailed to the Philippines or Canal Zone.

Washington Philippines Canal Zone

Surgeon Address at Baltimore and Ohio Meeting in Pittsboro

Dr. Priester R. Ogden delivered an address on medical subjects at the twenty fourth annual gathering of Baltimore and Ohio railroad surgeons held in Pittsboro this week. About 100 leading surgeons from as many different cities attended, with meetings at the Scherrey hotel.

Priester R. Ogden Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Pittsboro Scher’ Ey Hotel

Applicants Enroll for Teachers' Examination

Applicants are enrolling this afternoon at the Central school building for the teachers' examination to be held tomorrow and the next day. The examination will begin at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Jury commissioners shakeup prompts new appointments

Terms of Carl Horner and A K Thorn as jury commissioners expired. Judge Haymond Maxwell on Wednesday appointed Percy C Wilama and Bawari 3 to succeed them. Post to fill the vacancies.

Carl Horner A. K Thorn Haymond Maxwell Wednesthy Percy C Wilama Bawari Post

Submarine crew breaks endurance record off Long Beach

Six men in a new type submarine boat submerged off Long Beach California surpassing the endurance mark. They descended yesterday at 6 am and, via cable to shore, said they expect to remain beneath the waves until 5 pm today, signaling plans before noon.

Exy Ansociaveo Long Beach Cslif Tune

Railroad Conductor Dies After Train Accident

Martinsburg June 11 Arthur Co Dutrow a Baltimore and Ohio railroad conductor was killed in a railroad accident when he was thrown from a train and crushed between the train and an embankment.

Martinsburg Arthur Co. Dutrow Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Boothsville Burglary Shocks Fairmont Store

Burglars broke into John Kennedy's Boothsville shop, blew open the safe, and escaped with $20 and a large quantity of merchandise. No clues yet.

Fairmont Bireiars John Kennedy Bootherville

J H Nichols Co Awarded Contract at Northview Street

The J H Nichols Company has been awarded a contract at Northview Street in Uniity. Details indicate the deal covers street improvements and related infrastructure work. Work location is Northview with project scope described in the award notice.

J-H.nichols Company Ioetail Uniity Street Ghia Northview

County Court Hearing Notes on Estate and Property

The county court session addresses the estate of Beth Caster, with administrator George W Starcher named. Disputes arise over a property purchase from Canton Art, Metal Company for office use, with related parties John Cromrine and others referenced in the proceedings.

George W Starcher Beth John Gochrah John Cromrine Mietél Canton Art, Metal Company

West Virginia Bankers Open 20th Annual Meeting

About one hundred bankers from across the state gather for the opening session of the West Virginia Bankers Association twentieth annual meeting in Elkins. The program includes prayers, welcome remarks by A. Talbot, and speeches from officials and dignitaries including Senator Woods and United States Treasurer John Burks.

United States Elkins Jong Ji West Virginia Bankers’ Association Gevdtel Des Frederick H. Barron Walcome Atkin D. Talbott Samp@l “yi Woods John Burks Tressurer

Notorious criminal Janet Faermont found guilty in police court

Janet Faermont is convicted of stabbing Hade Mikoviten in a case described as her third felony conviction. The report notes potential life imprisonment if sentenced to the state penitentiary, while Mikoviten himself was not seriously injured.

Faermont Jem —Tay

Quilliffed Police Chief Refuses Post Over Costs

In Morgantown on June 11 Ces McIain, a street car official, was chosen for a police post but declines after a long dispute with the mayor. He says the job would force him to buy uniforms overcoat and gear from salary, and he will not take the position.

Morgantown Ces. McIain Police Someil Quilify Pis

Fire at Deerfield injures four workers

A June blaze at the Allison Company warehouse in Deerfield injured four workers, two seriously, as flames damaged stored works. Reports say two men were trapped and rescued after the fire broke out.

Allianchy Tha Fater Wilmes Deerfield

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Phic Cabin Creek Senator Borah SSS Heis Allman John E. Day Wheeling, W. Vaw May Bond Town Senator Goff BARGE Little Bingamon Bingamon Oil and ‘Gas Company Federal William E. Glasscock Moon Charles Higgins Fairmont Normal School Adis Boothsville Corley Bankers
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