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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

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Wilsons Money Message Read by Him to Congress

President Wilson delivers a direct admonition on currency reform to Congress in a live session, urging rapid action to free business from tariff restraints and establish a modern banking and credit system. He stresses the duty to act now, balancing liberty with protection, and outlines the imperative for constructive banking reform.

Wilson Congress Luotocate AicAdvo Houston Lane House United States Clark Glarenalt

Agitators Jailed in Omaha for Incendiary Speeches

Eighteen men alleged to be members of the Industrial Workers of the World were placed in jail in Omaha on June 28 for making incendiary speeches and disturbing the peace downtown. A large crowd gathered during the arrests, but police reports say no attempt was made to interfere with officers.

Cer Omaha Neb Industrial Workers of the World

Department weighs sending expert to Argentina on beef situation

Acting on behalf of the Department of Agriculture representative Kinkead of New Jersey announces consideration of dispatching a department expert to the Argentine republic to investigate the beef situation. The inquiry would focus on slaughter methods used by Argentine packers with special attention to practices there.

Washingedon Kinkead New Jersey Department of Agriculture Argentine Republic

Funeral for Pitcairn Infant Joseph Myohe

Funeral services were held at 3 o clock Monday at the Myohe home for fifteen month old Joseph Myohe son of Mr and Mrs Fadille Myohe of Pitcairn mine. He died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness and was buried in Holy Cross cemetery.

Puneral Services Joseph Myohe Fadille Myohe Pitcairn Holy Cross Ilness

Burial at Holy Cross for Mrs Mary Galan

The burial of Mrs Mary Galan wife of Andrus Galan of Grasselli occurred at Holy Cross cemetery Monday afternoon at 4 after she died at her home from tuberculosis Sunday morning. She is survived by her husband and five children.

Buriot Mary Galan Andrus Galan Grasselli Holy ‘Cross

Senator J W Qfortison in Critical Condition at Home

Senator J W Qforrison of Sut ton lies critically ill at his son in law Dr Jesse F Williams residence on Utornor avenue. He is suffering from diseases incident to old age.

J. W. Qforrison Sutton Jesse F. Williams Utornor Avenue

Jailed for alleged assault on daughter in Parkersburg

Chearge Jones, a Black man, was jailed in Parkersburg on June 23 on a charge of attempting criminal assault against his eleven year old daughter Williams.

Parkersburg Chearge_ Jones Cater Wiliens

Dog Bite Fatal Shocks Grafton Community

Sara T Whitecotton, 19, of Grafton, died at Hagelwood, Pa, from injuries and complications linked to a dog bite suffered nine years earlier. The illness closely resembled hydrophobia, officials said.

Grafton Sara T Whitecotton Hagelwood

Ice Garment Strike May Face Ban If No Settlement

Ice dealers met but failed to reach a conclusion as hot weather worsened shortages. Organizer McArthur warned that if no action by 6 pm, every ton of ice not produced by union members would be banned, affecting non sympathy parties.

Steers McArth Ice Men's Union Petiil

New York Detectives Probe Snowdy Thief Ring

Reports describe a new species Ursnowdy Thief attracting attention in New York. A group of young men operates from subway platforms snatching hats and valuable Panamas through open train windows from unsuspecting passengers.

Tay Rnaem New York

Pinchot's Plan for National Rivers Commission Introduced

Pinchot's plan for a national rivers commission was introduced in Congress by Representative Temple of Pennsylvania as a Progressive measure. The commission would include senators representatives governors and heads of waterways improvement and conservation groups serving without pay, to address water power and stream pollution among other topics.

Washington Sune Pinchot National Rivers Commission Congress Representative Temple Pennsylvania

Harvest hands scarce as depot waits for harvest help

Pratt Kansas June 23 Twenty one automobiles and twelve teams were waiting at the depot for harvest hands last night when a train arrived. The county needs two hundred more harvest hands and but few are coming.

Cay Pratt Kan

Marriage Licenses Issued to Three Couples

Marriage licenses have been issued to John Lee Holden and Aphensie Wright Alonzo Maxwell and Bessie B Nay and Leland C Hinzman and Icie E B Propst.

John Lee Holden Aphensie Wright Alonzo Maxwell Bessie B. Nay Leland C. Hinzman Icie EB. Propst

Attempt to wreck train in tunnel near Bevomcourt

Fragmented report indicates an alleged militant suspected of aiming to wreck a London to Pirmont express. A motor vehicle in the tunnel found two heavy wooden ties wedged between rails, obstructing the passage in what police describe as a deliberate act. Nearby Ortiz, Mexico reports conflict with Obregon allied troops. surrender unconfirmed.

London Eng Pirmont Bevomcourt London and Southwestern Railway

Hayman Recovery Rumor Clears at Linden Avenue Home

Newell J. Hayman, confined to his Linden Avenue residence, has been ill with what was suspected as a feverish illness. A recent update indicates a faster recovery than earlier feared, with improving health noted by family and local neighbors.

Newell J. Hayman Lindenavenue

Senate to Revise Incomes Tax Part

Senate Democrats resume preliminary tax work as metal schedule changes near approval. Senator Simmons, chair of the finance committee, says the revision of income tax and admin features will be submitted later today after President Wilson’s currency reform address in the House.

Washington Jane Senate Wilsom Simmons

Three Negroes Charged With Double Murder Jailed

Three men named Joe May Henry Kitchens and Smith Harris were charged with the murder of Mr and Mrs J T Hewell near Dublin Georgia. They were brought to Bibb County jail for protection after escaping a mob. Hewell and his wife were robbed and murdered with loot estimated at $1000 in cash and jewelry.

Macon Joe May Henry Kitchens Smith Harris J. T. Hewell Dublin Bibb County Hewell

Formal Opening of Burke Drug Store in Latstetter Building

A formal opening will be held tomorrow evening from 7:30 to 9:30 at Burke drug store in the Latstetter building opposite the post office. Prof Megbler will play violin and a noted vocalist will perform. Richard Hudnut's wood violet cologne and carnations will serve as souvenirs. The public is invited to attend and see one of the finest modern drug stores in the country.

Burke Drug Latstetter Megbler Richard Hudnut

Aged Pedestrian Alters Route Near Sharon and Warren

Aged pedestrian Weston left the Erie tracks south of Sharon Pennsylvania to save time, taking a public highway ten miles north toward Warren, planning to reach Warren late today. Meanwhile three year old Malph Kiger of Glenwood died after pneumonia, with funeral plans pending. A Vienna dispatch notes Bulgaria declined a meeting proposal with Russia over Middle East tensions. Parkersburg reports $25,000 was pledged to move General Porcelain plants from East Liverpool and six other cities to Parkersburg.

New Associated Prewsr Youngstown Payson Weston Vienna Australia Sophia Bulgaria Balkan Parkerssurg General East Liverpool Parkersbars

Judge Haymon Maxwell Sale Set Aside In Circuit Court

In a circuit court proceeding the sale in a case filed by Sarah C Lang against George W Gang et al was set aside. The Hope Natural Gas Company and Reserve Natural Gas Company filed answers in separate actions. An attachment against Joseph B Miller was quashed with costs awarded to the defendant. Leave of ten days was given to file affidavits to add facts. A decree was entered in Noah J Herbert vs Sheridan H Griffin et al. A preliminary restoration without prejudice was noted in Barry D Barger vs Pal Grounds Improvement Company.

Haymon Maxwell Sarah C. Lang George W. Gang Clara B. Busses Reserve Natural Gas Company Hope Natural Gas Company Orie Yeater Joseph B.miller D. 5 Lawman Noah J. Herbert Sheridan H. Griffin Barry Dbarger Palr Grounds Improvement Company

Gum ban at University of Chicago angers students

At the University of Chicago students oppose a new order by the board of governors that bans chewing gum in the university bookstore, arguing it infringes personal rights. Rumors claim some blind pigs may still obtain chicle products in coed dormitories.

University of ~ Chicago Order of the Boar of Governors

Bridge Bids for Mudlick Crossing Considered by County Court

The county court weighs bids to build a Mudlck Creek bridge in Clay district. Richard W. Thompson seeks removal as guardian of Ethel L. Thompson. Summonses set for July 25. Oliver W. Hurst named guardian of Donald Stutler with $200 bond and A Grant Hurst as surety. Leo P. Caulfield issued a law certificate.

Mudlck Clay District Richard W. Thompson Ethel L. Thompson Oliver W. Hurst Donald Stutler A. Grant Hurst Leo P. Caulfield

Broad Oaks line conductor on sick list

F Dargen, popular and obliging conductor on the Broad Oaks line, is off duty on the sick list. His many friends hope he will be able to resume his duties in a few days.

F. Dargen Broad Oaks

Eight Thousand Workers Oat for Go to Work in Cincinnati

An Cincinnati garment workers union meeting seeks action after a split over whether to strike. One faction called a general strike today. the other favors awaiting international union approval and following proper procedures. No workers reported for duty in the city.

Cincinnati

Trial in Embezzlement Case Against Mike Sara

On trial Monday in criminal court the case State v Mike Sara charged with embezzlement. Defendant pleaded not guilty and claimed prior acquittal in related charges. Proceedings extended into the afternoon as defense and prosecution argued details of the alleged crime and release status of witnesses.

Criminal Court Tim State Mike Sara Jamies Robinson Fendant Irlal

Sulzer Responds to Murphy and Curtis Controversy

Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer issuing statements in reply to Charles Murphy and George Curtis who accused him of threats. He demands Murphy and allies to prosecute their other cases quickly, claiming they threaten him for opposing their demands.

Ailbany Benoa Sulzer Sulzer-Murphy-Curtis Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall George 2. Curtis New York Murphy

Sermons on the Green Planned by Ministers' Union

Arrangements were made by the best ministers union to hold preaching services on the courthouse green at 7 o clock each Sunday evening in August. The Rev G D Smith will preach the first Sunday, the Rev A W Morrison the second, the Rev W D Houser the third, the Rev B B E Peters the fourth and the Rev W C Taxier the fifth. The union adjourned to meetings until October 4.

Union Court House Green G.D. Smith A. W. Morrison W. DL. Houser B. BE. Peters W. C. Taxier

Harris Tells Jury How Smith Voted in Bribery Trial

Webster Springs June 23 Evidence opened in the bribery trial of Senator B A Smith with Rep S B Avis presenting the case. Harris testified Smith as a senator shifted his vote for United States senator from Emmett M Showalter on Feb 4 to W G Edwards by Feb 11, then to Elliott Northcott and Davie Elkins until Nathan Ooi’s Feb 22 victory. Detective Guy G Bridinger described arrest involvement and ongoing bribery probe.

Washington Alsbers Ebe Nitea States Bureau of Are Wiley Iby Alshérs Bea fAixhary Pamea Webster Springs B. A. Smith Uader Uite United States S. B Avis John T Harris West Virginia Senate Emmett M. Showalter Harris Bald Smith Edwards Harris Elliott Northcott Davie Elkins Nathan ‘Ooi Waa

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