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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
1
American scouting patrols reported to headquarters that Carranza troops moved about twenty miles south of the area to determine whether the force was the advance of the foreign forces evacuating Juarez. Mexican customs officials noted altered border activity as goods were moved and then disappeared toward Juarez.
A 33 A preliminary report from General Pershing outlines the Cavrians fight based on shelling at headquarters of the American expeditionary force and rumors from Mexican sources. Secretary Bak says Pershing is en route to the White House.
A foreign policy memo argues that hostility toward seven South American republics would trigger broad effects across Central and South America. It notes the U S government method could affect regional relations and cooperation, warning of inevitable strain if tensions rise.
About 175 workers at the Tum and West Fork glass window factories and at the Crescent and Tina plants are on strike. The Walked Tratherhon union declares an all-encompassing work stoppage with pickets at the sites and planned factory closures may follow as labor action continues.
Tenney, a prohibition official, reports to the state commissioner that Hite has been withdrawn from the whisky licensing program. The Norwood Drive and Hurnor Dew companies lost their rights to sell alcohol after substantial information showed they violated probation laws. DM Timberlake will be present from Wonton.
Charleston June 22 The State Guards began field training across Kanawha City and nearby areas as part of a mobilization effort. Col. Merriam and Col. Kat Trakershute coordinated drills with the hospital corps and veterans, preparing soldiers for a year of service and potential federal calls, with several days of camp activity planned ahead.
A Tokyo interview with Baron Tani, former minister, states Japan will not aid Mexico with munitions in a potential war with the United States. He warns against Japanese involvement and stresses pacific, commercial aims while noting possible shifts during regional upheaval.
County officials warn licenses expire soon and penalties rise. The notice outlines required licenses, penalties from twenty dollars to fines, and monthly penalties for noncompliance. Local authorities emphasize timely licensing to avoid enforcement actions.
Washington heard debate on a resolution authorizing the national guard to draft volunteers under a new army law. Chairman Hay proposed an amendment to declare the emergency for the draft while denying plans for immediate war.
The notice promotes the Telegrams 10 004 and 16 000 clubs urging readers to subscribe and vote for chances to win autos pianos diamonds and merchandise. Readers are encouraged to act today to earn bonus votes and aim for prizes totaling over four thousand dollars with guaranteed quality rewards.
The Zion Baptist Church on Water Street celebrates a Jubilee for its pastor and members with an all day service. The Rev St. Jones D D of Momentead Pa and F W Mobler of Parkorabure visit the church for preaching duties.
Fire at the Carbonite Company plant and Brith American Chemical works in Pittsburg damaged the rectory and spread to adjacent structures. A firefighter named John Padner suffered injuries while responding to the blaze. Authorities investigate the cause and extent of the damage as residents are reminded of fire safety precautions.
The Clarksburg trade board announces its annual meeting for Friday evening with venue to be revealed. Members listed include J Cael Vanen, Daniel Howard, TJ Lynen, Calvin Withon, O Wute, and others as officers and trustees for three year terms. The meeting will elect officers and appoint a nominating committee for future terms.
There were no jury trials Friday in criminal court. A jury in the case of J Henry Wix was unable to reach a verdict on a liquor charge and the case was continued to the next term. Lucas Cloris was sentenced to two months in jail and fined $100 on the roads.
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