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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
3
Huariito Rodriguez and Josefa Blanes wed at Do elgek Thieiniay afternoon with Pastor W H King officiating. Interpreter assisted due to language barrier as the ceremony proceeded.
Notes from County Agent Zinn describe T. F. Gifford of Wilsonture growing diverse fruits and alfalfa with clover in an orchard. Prof Bear says the alfalfa soil is rich in potash and nitrogen from clover, suggesting a ten thousand year capacity for crops with yearly restocking. A Japan clover sample from Gilmer county was shown, promising more exhibits at Saturday meetings.
Butch Clark found guilty in criminal court for unlawfully selling liquor. Three Chinese women newly arrived in Vancouver reported as the first stowaways to reach Cuba aboard a vessel.
Major Milam Wallace of United Slavey veiny arrives at Kanawha City to oversee the second West Virginia infantry camp. The unit planned at sixty five men with recruiters active while adjustments to strength and movement are under review by Adjutant Gharral Bont. Other commands include the Tenth infantry at Greenabuiry and the stventh with headquarters near City Appenue as recruitment moves forward.
Mrs. Sarah Davisson aged 92 died Wednesday morning at her home on Raccoon Run. A pioneer county resident and long-time Methodist Episcopal church member she was widely known. The body was brought to Franke E. Davisson’s home and the funeral will be held Friday afternoon.
In Pittsburg on a Thursday afternoon, men from the Eighteenth Infantry First Mold artillery Troop H First battalion signal corps and the radio company assembled in their armorion in response to a mobilization order. The gathering signals preparation for active service.
Juno 23 report from Salem describes a son of Davis Co killed at Hope Natural Gas site near Sedalia. The man was caught in a machine wheel, body mangled, two children and wife left behind, and funeral plans pending. The foreman father was in charge of the iron work involved. The exact cause remains unknown though entanglement appears likely.
Washington June 24 nomination of Storey General Thorne W Gregory to succeed Charlin E Hughes on the Supreme Court bench was made by President Wilson’s administration and goes to the Senate next week. In Virginia Minn June 23 one man was killed and two wounded in a clash between special police and the Industrial Workers of the world.
Report notes a mob of world strikers traveling to picket the Alpena mine of Oliver Iron Mining Co. When more than fifty shots rang out, several fired, including four women with unarmed rifles.
DEER PARK June 2 The following officers were elected Thursday at the annual convention of the West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association in season here President C A Neptune Park ersnbuirR Fat vice president Staven Tier Verton Second vice president J Chartes Hall Charleston Third vice president D J Farrell Clarksburg Treasurer Chatham Sinclair Wheeling Secretary C M Rogers Morgantown Member executive council Guy Dent Morgantown Deer Park chosen for next annual convention in June 1017
Surgeon General Huenartiann reports at the German Congress of International Medicine that typhoid cases in the German army reached a low in the war period with December 1914 the worst month already far below prewar levels as war years advanced.
A wartime official notes the German troop numbers in Eld wan lower than expected and credits the Prolifer-Kolle anti typhoid vaccine now widely used. He reports millions have received it in Atudeon with few serious consequences and attributes a wonderful drop in typhoid cases to the program.
The eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs A Perrin of Industrial died at 1 20 oclock Thursday morning following measles. The infant Juanita Pearl Perrin survived by her parents and a brother Clarence Leater Perrin.
A reader testimonial from Dys, E. Riley of Ilion New York endorses Chamberlain’s Tablets for six months of relief from indigestion. The ad claims the remedy is available everywhere.
An electric service at 132 Day Court Street advertises battery recharging and vent repair offerings. The notice mentions Welch Smith Electric as the provider.
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