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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
17
An old subscriber writes a defiant note urging action and expresses lingering anger. The letter appears to be a sharp rebuke or boastful message, with the writer urging a return and signaling dissatisfaction.
Cade and Ella Duty were found guilty of assault and battery after their criminal court trial. Stuart Clark, tried on the same charge, was acquitted. Cade was fined $25 and Ella Duty faced a similar penalty.
The article explains how the proportion of self manufactured parts affects the Studebaker Six quality and value. Lebaker handles most components, including selecting and testing materials, heat treating, casting, gear cutting, part frees, and idle assembly, while the assembler uses none. The piece argues that true Six quality emerges from Studebaker manufacturing methods and invites readers to see the proof in the car.
Summary of NL games with New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Detroit and Kansas City. Details include runs by inning, final scores, and listed battery combinations for each matchup. Multiple rain postponements noted.
In the National League Letts visits Boston, Cincinnati plays New York, Pittsburgh hosts Brooklyn, Chicago meets Philadelphia. The American League features Boston at Chicago, New York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Washington at Detroit. Federal League matches include Pittsburgh at Kansas City, Baltimore at St. Louis, Buffalo at Chicago, and Brooklyn at Indianapolis. No additional games listed.
The note lists American League games with New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Pittsburg at Kansas City Buffalo at Chicago Louis. The fragment appears to be an incomplete schedule of matchups across several cities.
June 20 Coshocton Ohio Bob Lincoln owned by Frank Powell and driven by W Vail finished second in the 2:24 trot at the Lake Erie meet events held yesterday nearby McNinney's First driven by B W Vail finished second in the 2:10 pace Mattie D owned by Melgs Stout earned money in a drawn placing for the 2:24 trot and other horses named John A McCall Parcirtain and Findley Lake also listed in the day’s summaries of heats and times
Shumaker of the class of 1916 was elected track captain for a second term at Wesleyan. Shorty Ollom, star third baseman, chosen baseball captain for 1915 after a tight vote count. Singleton from Mannington pressed hard but fell one vote short. Elections were by secret ballot with no nominations. Shumaker is Buckhannon resident. Ollom is from Montgomery, W. Va.
Mr and Mrs George R Koon will spend a month in Bath Virginia to fish and relax. They will depart Sunday night traveling via Washington. The Daily Telegram carries the empowerment of local job seekers and confident advertisers urging readers to watch for better hoarding space and respond to classifieds.
George Higeing Moses reports Montenegro as one of the world’s oldest nations. He portrays King Nicholas as a bold reformer who expanded territory, modernized administration, and improved roads and communications. The piece notes women as workers and Montenegrin dress signaling status, with legal equality and common ownership of land.
The Flemington county district Sunday school convention met at Bailey Town church with unusually large attendance. All schools were represented and reports given. The program was carried out creditably with notable singing. Reverend J. B. Mossburg and daughter Alta left for Mt Morris to assist after the illness of daughter in law Mrs George Mossburg. Jerry Basford visited Grafton on business. Adah Whitehater and SP Roach were in Grafton for calls and business. Luther Yates and family from Los Angeles are visiting relatives here.
Four offenders unable to pay fines in police court were sentenced to work on the city streets for the day. Two others paid fines and were dismissed. Clara Carter of Grand Junction, an invalid, predicted the hour of her own death a week in advance.
Alfred Rustam Bey, newly appointed ambassador to the United States, wins Turkish papers praise after converting to Islam and adopting the name Ahmed. His Polish paternal lineage and British matrilineal aristocracy are noted as part of his background.
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