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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
3
Sunday will be Pythian Memorial Day observed by Barthone Lodge Nos 52 Knights of Prrbias. Members meet at the ball at 2 PM and march to the cemetery where Rev. B. B. Stout of Bridgeport will deliver an address. Public invited to witness services and hear the address.
Helped by Cardus: a woman from Summit Point West Virginia describes severe pain and weakness but improved after taking Cardus tonic. She urges other women to try it, noting relief from long months of suffering and saying the drug should be available through local druggists.
Ten Philadelphia travelers led by Sue Huntington plan lawsuits against Governor Hatfield for false arrest and imprisonment in Mason County jail on March 15 over a missing testament. Attorneys from Spencer and Charleston say three suits will be filed in Kanawha County circuit courts by July, with Birdale Steel employees backing the plaintiffs.
Sunday afternoon at three oclock Hazel Atlass baseball meets Norwood Park in a fast contest at the park diamond. The Cadenza orchestra will give five concerts in the park with large crowds expected both afternoon and evening. The park management announced the dancing pavilion has been taken over by Mr Burke of Fairmont, replacing former manager Harry Teets of Jamestown.
Washington June 72 The United States has instructed its diplomats abroad to seek the expulsion of paragraphs in commercial treaties that conflict with the new Seamen's Law. The act does not take effect until March 36 1916 for foreign ships, leaving time for diplomatic exchanges.
Frank R Moore will officiate as official starter for all races at Clarksburg’s Fourth of July celebration held at the new fair grounds Bondar. Judges will be W E Hurser Dro S WS Steele and Camden Sommers with James M Shields serving as clerk.
The trustees begin the search for a new president with Friday’s commencement events. Dr Frank B Trotter, acting president of West Virginia University, is not a candidate though many favor a permanent role for him. The state board of regents is expected to select WVU’s president soon, with strong support from university supporters.
Washington mentions exesser James 12 lies about Brauer and crew members from the German raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich who left the ship before internment. Norfolk customs reports indicate these men may have left the county and were not on parole as the ship was not interned. Investigations by Special agents follow up on Captain Thierichans claim none would depart News Dort News vicinity.
Arthur Dale Fleming aged 19 died Friday after two long illnesses and pneumonia at his parents home in Milford Street Stealer Addition. He is survived by his parents two brothers and two sisters Wanda Mitchell and Generat home. Funeral services Sunday at 11 30 at the Methodist Episcopal church at Enterprise with Mt Slaughter in charge. The funeral party will leave the interurban station at 10 30 o'clock Sunday morning for Old Fellows cemetery.
The Board of Trade urged Baltimore and Ohio to halt all passenger trains on the Richwood and Weston branch at West Clarksburg until the new Fourth Street bridge is completed and street car service between the depot and Clarksburg resumes. The request was promptly complied with and West Clarksburg became a regular stop for trains Nos 72 and 28.
The commission has adopted new rules and provisions as authorized by its governing authority. The decision clarifies procedures and compliance requirements for affected organizations and individuals. Further details were provided by agency officials and will guide upcoming filings and enforcement actions.
The governor arrived and delivered the address to the class. At a final trustees meeting the honorable title of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon him.
In Webitis h a small town near Marion, residents report several houses burned Friday amid escalating tensions between native born citizens and foreigners following last week’s ambush shooting of Edward Pike, the top marshal. The area around Whiteash has seen increased thefts and heightened unease.
Reports from Italian sources in Lugano indicate Italy has agreed with its allies to conduct operations that could force the central powers to mobilize a million troops. The plan aims to seize Trent Triest and Villach in Carinthia, prompting enemy reinforcement, though confirmation is not official.
Former Secretary Bryan issues a statement praising a shift in newspaper tone toward Germany over the American note. He says the change relieves fears of war and shows the public supports the president’s pursuit of a peaceful solution to the submarine issue affecting ships and commerce.
Donald D. Gilbert of Cincinnati has accepted the post of instructor of romance languages at West Virginia University to succeed Claude C Spiker, who resigns to pursue graduate studies at the University of Chicago next fall.
Wheeling June 12 Judge H C Hervey has been at his Wellsburg home for some time and has appeared only briefly at the county building recently. He remains unwell and it will be some time before he can resume his duties.
Frederick J Hussenius, linked to a "Swelishy mobie family" but estranged, shot his fiancée Anna Maingnist, a young music teacher in Central Park, then killed himself. A Park police officer heard three shots and found them together. the pistol lay near Hussenius.
A man arrested at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station was found with two suitcases containing intoxicants. Prohibition officers seized the cases and jailed him for not labeling the contents properly. One suspect, Albert T. Markert, was acquitted on a Prohibition law violation charge.
An ad from Zanesville notes Mrs Otto Gans recovery after four years of stomach trouble. She credits Chamberlain's Tablets, saying two bottles restored her health. The testimonial emphasizes a long illness and the remedy's apparent effectiveness.
Bids were taken by Taylor county for a reinforced concrete bridge at Gratton about 600 feet long estimated to cost 50000 dollars. John Doe alias Bob alias Hugh Madison on trial in the criminal court for violation of the prohibition law was found guilty Friday. A juice or camanas is being manufactured by two Frenchmen Irving in Cochin Chins.
On a Tuesday dedicated to the set g0d No fishing 3 835 new editions were issued across five works, reflecting a brisk publishing pace for the title group.
A formal notice urging owners to meet a license payment requirement under an ordinance. The unavailable text suggests a request for prompt attention to avoid misunderstanding or inconvenience, with a closing courteous sign-off.
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