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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

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West Virginia lawmakers face bribery trial batch

Indictments against six House of Delegates members and one state senator for soliciting bribes in a United States Senate campaign moved toward trial. The defense motion to quash was overruled, and objections to jury selection were denied as proceedings began in the bribery case.

Virginia House of Delegates Bribs Im “Seymour Edwards United Beaton Rhodes Delendios Hin Dult Avebury Smith Staleator Az Esmith Congressan Bha Yi Wrest Virginia Valine West Virginia United States Townend BA. Smith U.46 Quakh J.T. Smith Rath Duff Vanmeter Asbury

Taft to Deliver Main Oration at Gettysburg Fourth

Announcement states former President Taft will preside over the anniversary gatherings and deliver the principal oration on July 4 as President Wilson will not attend. The event marks the battle anniversary in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

Gettysburg Gettyoburg Wilson Taft

Aging Man Nicholas Posten Dies in Mason Town

Nicholas Posten, 78, died at Mason town after a three month illness in Morgantown. Dr. S. J. Polsten, the city health officer here, is his son.

Morgantown Nicholas Posten Masontown 5. J. Polsten

Underwood Tariff Bill Faces Stormy Passage

Special to Two Telegram Washington June 38 The Underwood Wilson tariff bill faces a stormy voyage through Congress as Democrats struggle to shape changes by a Senate committee and party caucus. Viewpoints differ across parties and factions, risking failure to reach the harbor before the deadline.

Washington Fieane House Underwood-Svilaon Demps Cratein Senate Senate Committee Woo Republi Marshall Congress

Letters from anti free sugar lobby shape tariff inquiry

Senate investigating committee resumes work on the antitfree sugar fight as letters and telegrams from lobbyists are read. Prominent figures may be summoned as the probe broadens to cover influences on recent legislation and the campaign book of 1912.

Aay Priemst Washington, D. C Senate Tobby Investigating Committee Amd Bect Suger Senate Harvey W. Wiley Taft California

Brain Trouble Claims 16 Month Old Hess Child

Helen Hess aged 16 months daughter of Mr and Mrs James N Hess of this city died at 10 o clock Wednesday morning at the mother's home in Wyatt after a bout with whooping cough followed by brain trouble. The body will be brought to the Hess home on Mulberry street tomorrow and the funeral will be held there at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Burial will be in the Masonic cemetery.

Helen Hess Daushter James Ns Hess Wyatt

Train Rider Found Guilty in Local Yard Case

George Suakan was found guilty of train riding in the local railroad yards and fined five dollars plus costs, which he paid, Wednesday in Fuince T. G. Nlee Warner's court.

George Suakan Fuence T. G. Nleewarner

Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples

Marriage licenses issued to S. C. Sirhan and Lula B. Gsbert and Jens L. Dougress and Fannie M. Redfox. A promise was made relative to sugar and tobacco industries.

S.C Sirhan Lula B. Gsbert Jens L. Dougress Fannie M Redfox

Bold Robbery Pensions and Express Car Heist Details

Report details pension increases for several individuals through a bureau, while also describing a dramatic express car robbery near Springfield. Bandits attempted to blast a strong box, exchanged gunfire with police, and fled along the engine toward Cotton Hill and beyond.

Springfield McWilliams Chicago Cotton Hill Twentieth Laurel Streets

Flemington Foreigner George Yauchesta Released From Jail

George Yauchesta, sentenced eleven days for riding a train in the Tocal railroad yards, was released on Wednesday after paying his fine and costs, with fellow countrymen having settled the amounts.

George Yauchesta Flemington Micaday T. G. Nicewarner Tocal

Buck g rouse Clarksburg club plans July show at Union Park

The Clarksburg Athletic Club which staged a boxing bout and events at Union Park last week announced July 4 entertainment with Buck Crouse of Pittsburgh versus Brooks Banks as the main bout. Stephen Lamontene known as the terrible Greek will also appear. opponent to be announced. Running races, a baseball game, and preliminary bouts are on the bill.

Clarksburg

Warrants Withdrawn in Corona Mine Case

In Justice W. E. Starcher court late Tuesday afternoon the warrants against Wolén Dodd and his son Robert of Corona mine were withdrawn and the case dismissed after promises of future good behavior. Complainant was Thomas Greaver and assault and battery were charged.

Heart Trouble Fatal Claim Shocks Two Lick Family

Mrs. Mary Snider of Two Lick died after a heart illness. The widow of John Snider and mother of one child, her body lies at Siers undertaking chapel where funeral services will be held later this week.

Mary Snider John Snider Two Lick Siers Undertaking Mortuary

Cattle Seekers Return From Katylok and Catfish Hunt

Ernest L. Pigott and Co. BP. Sturm returned from a day long cattle search at Katylok and Catfish for the Palrylem stock farm aiming to secure cows for expansion.

Ernest L. Pigott and Co Sturm

Armold Called Home for Ill Father in Fenwick

Howard Armold elevator boy at the Golf building was summoned home to Fenwick Wednesday morning due to his father’s serious illness from stomach cancer. The family requests prayers and privacy during this distressing time.

Howard Armold Fenwick

Short Line Train Delayed by Sunlight Freight Wreck

The Short Line Male train was several hours late at Jaca station due to a wreck near Hartzell caused by sunlight freight. It arrived at the local station at 2:50 PM.

Jaca Hartzell

Road inspection sequence noted amid county event

A fragmentary report mentions a county inspection linked to a Wednesday event involving a toad and a Lembert. Details are incomplete but imply a local curiosity or roadside incident being observed.

Lembert

Armed men attend hearings over West Virginia mine strike inquiry

Witnesses described guards on Paint Creek during the 1912 strike as armed and present after violence erupted. Senators debated fairness in questioning while Sen Martine and Kenyon led exam. guards defended conduct amid accusations of brutality toward miners.

Senate WestsVirginia Martine Washington Pat Martne Kenyon John A. Greene Mucklow Mins Paint Greek Collieries Company Walter Belk Paint Creek Muckley Belk Teli Sevilla Belcher

Davis Trial Reveals Wellspring of Family Tragedy

Ernest Davis faced trial in criminal court on charges of shooting his wife Nellie to death at her mother's home after a quarrel over alleged infidelity. J J Rogers was tried for robbery and acquitted by a jury. George Dudley faced a Sunday-law violation for keeping his store open. Others include Thomas Jonkine for non support and Mounts for gambling with June 27 dates, plus several alcohol related sentences in police court.

Ernest Davis Criminal Court Nellie”erry Motler J. J. Rogers J. A. Smith Mougt Wss George Dudy Thomas J. Jonkine Ty Mounts

Barn Fire in Perry Nusurm's Stable Mystery

Word reaches here of a barn fire on Shinn's run at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning. J Durning reported the Barn of Perry Nusurm burned. horses in the barn were rescued. The fire's origin remains unknown and unclear.

Perry Nusurm Shinn Horsta

Missing Piedmont Insurance Agent Traced to Parkersburg

H M Jones, 40, an insurance agent from Piedmont, has been missing over a week. Traced from Piedmont to Oakland Maryland then Parkersburg, but no further trace found. Authorities say his accounts are in order back home.

Piedmont H. M Jones Oakland Parkersburg

Revival at Mt Zion Baptist Church Grows in Attendance

The revival at the colored Mt Zion Baptist Church on Waterstreet continues to draw crowds and interest. Last night’s subject was Dry Bones, with The Devil's Hog Killing set for tonight. Dr Herben is preaching.

Colored Mt. Zion Baptist Church Waterstreet Herben

Fragmented OCR Sample From Agricultural Notice

A garbled OCR segment references the Department of Agriculture and a prohibition on certain product claims. The text shows distorted phrases about readers and promises, mentioning North Illinois and experts, with no coherent event or date.

Congressmen To Send Gettysburg Battlefield Maps Free

June 18 notice that Congressmen Sutherland Avis Mors and Hughes will allot free battlefield maps to old soldiers planning the anniversary celebration. Maps cover streams, roads, and prominent points across the battlefield for applicants in their districts.

Washington Sutherland Avis Mors Hughes Gettysburg Battefield Nactefeld

Celebration ar Wheel ee centennial parade plan

A fragmented report describes congressional action and military involvement for a Wheeling centennial celebration. It notes a request for troops and an appeal to secrecy, with mention of a parade and safety concerns surrounding a derailment or accident, all amid a tense wartime context.

County awards culvert contract for rapid pond drainage

The county city and traction company assign Charles A Short a contract to build a large concrete culvert near Loop street. Short will start once materials arrive and expects completion once water is diverted, ensuring safe drainage from the dangerous pond.

Traction Company Charles A. Short Jasé Realist

Unclear OCR fragment notes June death in county

Fragmentary text reports a June death in a county area involving a person linked to a group or family. The readable bits mention a murder claim and a related investigation but lack concrete names, dates, or locations to confirm details.

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