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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

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Probers Seek Coal Mine Owners

Senator Kenyon leads probes into Paint Creek and Cabin Creek strikes. He aims to identify land owners and stockholders in the mining companies, seeking officers and financial structures. Operators pledge to present company details as hearings continue.

Lars Virginia Loti Ed. Bragg Stierlf Paint Creek Glasscock Glukscocke Kenyon Knight Force Nator Kehyon

Japan Seeks Five Year Renewal of Arbitration Treaty

Washington June 14 Viscount Chinda has notified Secretary Bryan that Japan is willing to renew the arbitration treaty with the United States for five years beyond its expiration. Bryan said he expects Senate ratification despite objections from Britain and others. No date set for signing the renewal.

Washington Onte Viscount Chinda Bryan Japan United States Senate Great Britain

Oxnard testifies on beet sugar lobbying spending before Senate panel

Washington June 14 Henry T Oxnard millionaire vice president of American Beet Sugar Company testifies he spent about 20000 annually in Washington for 23 years for beet sugar interests and says no illegal funds were used He identifies friends among senators and replies to questions about calls and entertainments. Congress adjourns without finish ing examination. Funeral services for Richard Howell aged 3 months are set for Sunday at Union Heights No 2 with burial at Bik View cemetery.

Reed Oxnard Overman Cummins Nelson Richard Howell Union Heights No. 2 Bik View

Drug Store Opens in Latstetter Building

Hugh F Burke informal opening of a Latstetter building drug store at Third and Pike Streets after two years of business trouble. The shop, decorated by A Haubrich, features white tile floor mahogany and plate glass, a new soda fountain and a stocked cigar case as it prepares for a formal future opening.

Hugh F. Burke Third Pike Streets Burkels A. Haubrich Burke

Bert Bond Acquitted in Pistol Carrying Trial

Bert Bond was acquitted by a jury in Justice G H Gordon's court Friday night of carrying a pistol at the Owens bottle plant southwest of the city. Ray Smith filed the charge.

Bert Bond G. H. Gordon Owens Bottle Ray Smith

Griffin Funeral Held for Mrs Boyd R Griffin

The funeral and burial for Mrs Boyd R Griffin who died from injuries after being thrown from a horse near Rosebud will be held in Shinnston tomorrow. She is survived by her husband and the brother S. R. Griffin of this city.

Boyd R. Griffin Rosebud Shinnston Rother S. R. Griffin

Boot Lobbyists Ejected From Senate Document Room

In Washington on June 14 an unnamed man was booted from the Senate document room after abusing staff over printed tariff-rate documents. Assistant superintendent R. M. Cooper recalled ordering him to leave and kicking him into the hallway, saying this was one way to handle lobbyists.

Washington, D.C Senate R. M. Cooper Capitol Steps Cooper

Secretary Wilson’s daughter aids labor department

Miss Agies MH. Wilson, daughter of the new labor secretary, has long served as his chief lieutenant and adviser. She has worked closely with him for four years and is praised for her loyalty as he begins his new duties.

Agies MH. Wilson Jabor

Patient to Undergo Appendicitis Operation Soon

Dire report states John iprice is a patient in a hospital awaiting an appendicitis operation in a few days. Mrs. Price faces health concerns as family notes indicate a tense medical situation.

John Iprice Irs Price Tiapo Eich

Johaston-Ransone Auto Co Sells Mitchell Six to City Councilman

The Johaston Ransone Automobile Company sold H E Cork a blue Mitchell Six passenger car with six cylinders. The councilman praises the fine automobile as handsome and popular, noting its quality and style.

Johaston-Ransone Automobile Company H.E. Cork

Rodgers Recovers at Stealey Heights After Illness

Mrs Aira W. Rodgers, long absent due to typhoid fever, is reported recovering at her Stealey Heights home after a five week illness.

Aira W. Il. Rodgers Stealey Heights

Dr Lynch Recovering After Operation at Local Hospital

Dr Ryan Lynch of Erle is recovering well after an appendicitis operation performed several days ago. He expects to be about in a few days and soon back to routine duties.

Ry Lynch Erle

Connie Mack Aims at Young Hares to Keep A's Front Rank

Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics relies on a young core to sustain top form in the American League. With Wyckoff Pennock and Hareere infield strength, the Athletics seek strong defense and reliable pitching to maintain their standing.

Brown Wyckoff Pennock Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Fis Ata

Currency Message Aims To Push Currency Reform

The article notes pressure from Wilson supporters to secure passage of currency reform through Congress. It mentions senators’ doubts and the administration's plan to present the president's currency message around June 22 or 23. It discusses whether the president will read the message to Congress as in past tariff moves.

Wilson St Beeston Congress Iit Swords Jong Fis Mot Knolen

Mother's Death Ends Long Illness of Mrs Perry

Mrs Elizabeth Perry mother of Boehm and widow of Captain John Perry of Cumberland died after a week long paralysis at her daughter Mrs D T Greenwade in Keyser West Virginia. She was 80 and survived by five daughters Mrs Thomas Boeber Mrs Robert Gesterrall Mrs Richard Workman Mrs John Nixon and Mrs D T Greenwade and son William Perry. Funeral at 2 20 Monday at Mrs Greenwade’s home with burial in Queenspoint cemetery.

Plizabeth Perry John Perry Cumberland Boehm Robert Gesterell Gesteren Thomas Boebet Robert Gesterer Gestexell Aid Richard Workman John Nixon Brunswick D. T. Greenwade Keyser

New Choir Leadership Arrives at Episcopal Church

Prof Martin, appointed director of music at Painment State aml School, took charge of the Episcopal church choir for the coming year. He brings broad experience as chorus director at teachers' institutes and choirs across West Virginia, with solo work praised beyond the state. Mrs Martins, a pupil of Baern stein Regness, is noted in connection with the appointment.

W.martin Painment State Aml Episcopal Church Martin Virginia West Virginia Mra Martins Baernstein Regness New

Inauguration Marks Freud's End Amid Feud Rumors

Disjointed text records an inauguration noted as Freud's end, mentioning a feud led by Ran McCoy. The fragment references Hatfield descendants, forces, and a dramatic scene surrounding the event with unclear details.

Ran” McCoy Romaiat Hatfield Ole Rant Forcs

Spainard’s wedding serenade ended by court order

Raymond Suarez of Grasselli’s Spaniard sought relief as a seven night serenade by fellow countrymen extended to nine. Sheriff’s deputies arrested three serenaders Aurelis Fernmandex Jose Marchdext and Joe Prito for disorderly conduct. They paid fines of one dollar and costs and promised no further disturbance to Grasselli.

Raymond Suarez Grassells Spaniard Suarez C. E. Stout Suates Aurelis Fernmandex Jose Marchdext Joe Prito Tre T. G. Nicewarmer Grasselli

Woman's testimony targets San Francisco detectives

Mrs Gelin Gallo wife of a convicted San Francisco bank robber becomes a key witness for the state in a case against police detectives accused of colluding with the gang. The testimony highlights the tense clash between reform prosecutors and organized crime figures in the city.

Gelin Gallo San Francisco Banko

Marriage license granted to William Smith and Heaver

A marriage license has been granted to William Smith and Heaver, marking an official union. Local records confirm the couple filed together and received authorization for marriage.

William Tie Smith Heaver

Norwood growth pitched as key Clarksville real estate drive

A promotional piece touts Norwood as Clarksville's premier forthcoming real estate development. It highlights 150 000 population targets, ready food supplies, and planned industrial expansion. The text stresses uniform pricing, plots from 40 by 120 feet, and a reservation of forty acres for industrial development to attract buyers and investors.

Clarks Ure Thome Awellers Norwood Clarksburg

Knights of Pythias Head to Sea Wood Ceremony

Deputy Grand Chancellor W Frank Stout to attend ceremonies at Sea Wood High School, with the event organized by Banka Construction Company of Glakksbure.

W. Frank Stout Ereni Lor Ant Knights of Pythias Seawood Mei Wood Banka Constructon Company Glakksbure

Sunday School Sharee at 7245 O.Cldi

The notice states a Sunday school Sharee event at 7245 O.Cldi tomorrow afternoon under the direction of Jats. E. The text is garbled but indicates a Beginner Lass of the An amaigh theme and a tableau performance.

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Fell Misi Agõei Latstetter Griffin Funeral Mite Agees IL Witseo Rodgers Dr. Lynch Mack W. Brown Wilson Thomas Boehm Gesterens Mid First Methodist Episcopal “Church Freud Dy Hattieta Mra Celis Gallo Carney Ghemoners
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