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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1913

Page

2

Public Service Commission Assigns Duties to Commissioners

Charles H. Bronson heads Bureau No 2 overseeing common carriers including railroads and toll bridges W C Kilmer leads Bureau No 8 covering public utilities and water gas and electricity Howard N Ogden handles the workman's compensation fund Two standing committees focus on employees and efficiency and on rules and procedure Ogden recently visited Wisconsin's railroad commission noted for its similarity to the new state body

Charles H. Bronson Burreau No. 2 W. C. Kilmer Gureau No Howard N. Ogden Highland, Ogden and Bronton Civil Service Ogden Highland Kilmer Ogden Wisconsin Railroad Commission Public ‘Service Commission

Dams proposed in Taylor and Marion counties

Applica Home files with the public service commission to build two dams for power in Taylor and Marion Counties. One would be at Valley Faliz on the Tygart Valley River, 14 miles east of Fairmont, the other on Pleasants Creek in Taylor County. Objections may be filed within 30 days. Also noted, Lucy Reed Powell of Portland Oregon receives the Columbia University graduate fellowship.

Charleston Public Service Commission Fairmont and Clarkeburg Columbia University Lucy Reed Powell Portland, Ore

Reverend Strickland Addresses Large Audience on Christian Life Under Capitalism

About 1000 people gathered in the courthouse yard as the Rev. Mr. Strickland argued that Christianity is social in its mature form and cannot be fully practiced until society is changed. He urged living by the command to seek the Kingdom and noted the talk’s hopeful, story filled tone with applause.

Strickland Court House

Wallace Bank Report and City Health Notice From Claskeburg

The Wallace Bank statement shows resources of 242,504.57 with deposits and liabilities totaling the same, while a local notice from Claskeburg's mayor urges citizens to fix sanitation, outlining can requirements, waste disposal rules, and penalties for nuisance conditions. The document includes names such as Harold Keister, Sallie M. Ash, and officials like G T Williamson.

Appeals Over Richards Construction Dumping Sawdust Case

The Richards Construction Company was fined 25 dollars and costs in Justice T G Nicewarner's court for dumping sawdust into Elk Creek at its Industrial plant. W B Rector of Belington prosecuted the case. Williams and Nuzum also paid fines for similar offenses at their Elk Creek sawmill.

Richards Construction Company Fins T. G. Nicewarner Elk Creek Industrial W. B. Recetas Belington Williams Nuzum Rector

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