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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
14
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Voters at all Grant district polling places will vote on a high and graded school at Lost Greek. Unregistered voters from the 1912 general election must appear at the county courtroom on June 25 to register. notice signed by G W Davisson president and G R Sinclair secretary of the Board of Education Grant Dist.
All creditors of Wie Jute doin i. Net som fine Herons notified to appear and present claims in Tekh Coen For ewett te ment All debtors oF Tuli J. Nelson will please pay me and serve receipt. Aniadulstentar.
In this ad women are urged to buy Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve backache headaches nervousness and irritability stemming from womenly troubles perceived at the end of the workday. The remedy is described as a simple herbal tonic made from roots and herbs.
Five women identified as Annie Smith Ethel Franklin Ads Coleman Fannie Harwell and Alice Hindon were sent out of the city by Chief Brooks. They were watched on Fourth and Pike streets and stopped for questioning before being escorted to headquarters. Officials deemed them undesirable and ordered them to move on or face a magistrate.
Julius Seyeck, described as a foreigner, H. Wilson from Uniontown Pa, and another man, TF A Newton, were fined by Magistrate T G Nicewarner. Seyeck received seven days on county roads after failing to pay. Wilson paid and was released. Newton paid 25 dollars and costs after being fined for drunken and disorderly conduct aboard a passenger train. All arrests were made by O S Cole of the railroad's private detectives.
Hermon Lodge No. 6 Masons invites the public to a 100th anniversary dedication at the Masonic Temple starting at 7:30 PM Friday. The program includes public lodge opening at 7, Grand Lodge of West Virginia convening at 7:15, a historical sketch by A K Thorn, reminiscences by John J Davin, an address by TN Taverner, and refreshments with dancing at Open House.
Marriage licenses have been issued for Jones TR Rutcht and Mary E Swager Arnette and Olive Sheline James W Beachler and Mary G Bigeins James A Dawson and Edith Tosh Jay Anderson and Cari Sadner Lafe Bryan and Anna L Stull.
The pupils of St Josephs Academy present their final recital tomorrow evening in the auditorium of St Marys high school. Selections in music and drama showcase the students' abilities and the school’s training.
Parkersburg June 15 Local committees in conference at First Christian church refined plans for the Christian Endeavor convention to be held in the city next week Expected 200 visitors will be entertained with a Tuesday reception at First Presbyterian and a Thursday outing possibly substituted due to the nal one whist event The junior department is a key feature with potential participation from Fairmont. Harvard plan provides entertainment and sessions at Most Presbyterian church
Rumor claimed two men were found in the West Fork river near the Adamston glass plant shortly after noon. A careful search found no body as several boys swam nearby. One boy shouted he stepped on a man in the water and ran home to tell his mother. The coroner and undertaker arrived but could not locate a body.
Joan Simmons, a fireman, died in a crash involving the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific train No. 14 known as the Carolina special and two freight engines near Somerset Kentucky. Engineer Sam Bryant was seriously injured and all three engines plus four coaches were demolished and overturned.
On the Grafton pike yesterday a car driven by 4.0 Coffee overturned at high speed. Miss Josephine Layman suffered a broken arm and other injuries and was hospitalized at Miners' hospital. Another occupant was bruised but not seriously injured. all were treated and later released.
Baltimore announces Edmund Leigh of New York will become general superintendent of police for the Baltimore and Ohio system on June 15. Leigh comes from the New York police detective headquarters and helped in notable cases including the Becker investigation. In Baltimore and Cincinnati he will oversee police work across all lines of the company. Ten drunks appeared in police court. all were discharged with only four cents in the crowd. The 37th annual Protestant Episcopal council of West Virginia ended in Morgantown with the next meeting set for Parkersburg.
Extra coaches and special cars arranged by Monongahela Valley Traction for riders to Morgantown Fairmont Belington Parkersburg and Orlando. Trains No 12 4 14 65 5 carry attendants with routes between Wheeling Huntington Grattan Parkersburg and Morgantown. Officials urge early lodging requests to Mr. Lewellen Morgantown and note association headquarters in Woodburn Hall room 11 for June 15 onward.
President Wilson signed the Panama tolls exemption measure today in Washington after Senate amendment and House assent. The action follows approval of a bill to exempt tolls on Panama Canal traffic, aligning executive and legislative positions.
A historical health ad warns readers about supposed blood purifiers sold as remedies. It condemns unverified tonics and iodides, urging caution and advising readers to seek medical guidance rather than risk serious harm. It emphasizes the dangers of impure mixtures and promotes trusted medical advice.
A party including T. F. Coughlin Cecil Davis B Ms Coughlin Fr Fenner and Charles Knight left Monday afternoon for Parkersburg to attend the annual convention of the trie. The trip was made in a motor vehicle. Canned grapes are to be put up in a new California cannery.
A note warns of more Bea Tugs and urges readers to stock Green Death from druggists. The text mentions a patent squire tops a machine and hints at cracks where bogs hide, priced at 250.
An advertisement touts White Seal Toilet Paper made for health and safety. It promotes three roll cartons of 1,000 sheets at 25 cents per carton and urges readers to buy from first class dealers.
A motion for a new trial in the Thomas McKinley case against Monon Ta Helena Valley Traction Company was denied in circuit court and judgment entered. Demurrer and answer filed in the suit Pittsburg and West Virginia Gas Company versus J N Coltraine. A divorce was granted for Addie M Durkin from Andrew J Durkin conditioned on payment of costs.
The parade committee of the big Fourth of July celebration will meet at o clock Tuesday evening in the upstairs lobby of the Hotel Gore. Claude W. Gore chairs the parade committee and urges all interested to attend and help ensure a grand parade.
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