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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
3
A real estate office invites buyers to explore listed properties for investment or residence. The call encourages visitors to come in and view the available homes and investment opportunities.
Eight room house on Locust Street with bath includes pantry and large basement. Built in china closet and hardwood floors. Lat 402105 foot, asking price 1000 cash, balance on time.
Two story seven room house finished in oak with cellar barn and outhouses. Fine water from a good well and abundant fruit. One to eight miles to railroad, street car line surveyed through farm. 12 acres of good land. A nice home for someone.
A price note states 3500 dollars as a quoted figure and prompts criticism that building bullyings cannot be constructed for that amount.
An advertisement extols a remedy said to end rheumatism by cleansing the blood. It claims rheumatism is an acid blood condition worsened by common treatments and argues the product offers a safe, palatable alternative. The text urges readers to write the Swift Specific Co. for a specialist opinion and ordering details.
J F Burke warns against dangerous olsons for pest control and promotes Green Death as safer for children and pets. The ad touts a patented aqua sprayer top can and urges use in cracks and hiding places, claiming reliability.
William H Hawkins aged 62 farmer of Middle Run near Weston died in a local hospital at 1 o clock Thursday from injuries suffered when the horse kicked him at his home Wednesday afternoon He was kicked in the abdomen while working in the field He was rushed to the city for an operation but died He is survived by his widow and one son Henry Hawkins living at home Funeral arrangements to be announced pending Union notice
Two prominent Lumberport young men were jailed on Thursday awaiting county action on warrants accusing them of trespassing and immoral use on J. T. Lamhain's farm in Saiers district. Officials say a raid on a tent the previous evening by Deputy Sheriffs Lace Wolf and Joan Siers and Constable Robert McClung prompted the charges. Bail is expected tonight.
At the foot of a 100 foot bluff on the ocean beach near San Pedro, three women and a man were found dead from an automobile accident. The new car was driven by Harry Baker of San Pedro who plunged over the bluff late last night, killing four. Percy Townsend, also a wireless operator, was found unconscious but may recover.
Chicago report states contractor John J. McLaughlin met with U S district attorney James Kil Wilkerson. McLaughlin says he paid 32000 in blackmail to avoid strikes and named Hammond Dignan Haley and Norris as involved. He claims further extortion demands and a threatened factory strike followed.
In Helena last night Charles H. Moyer head of the Western Federation of Miners announced plans to return to Butte. Citizens warned his life would be in danger if he appeared without protection as insurgent factions vow armed resistance to the Federation’s authority and to the I W W influenced independent union.
Col A R Stallings of Parsons was fired at as a train left Hambleton. A small gun loaded with fine shot shattered a window and grazed his neck though he was not seriously hurt. L C Davis attempted to investigate but found no lead. The incident may relate to Stallings opposition in a bonds insurance suit.
Mike Cass and John Klopish accuse fairmont residents facing charges for stealing a watch and carrying a razor. Cass is held in the county jail awaiting hearings before Magistrate William Starcher. arrest by Officer James Burgess. Hearings likely in a few days.
Charles Traw a self confessed drunkard was picked up by police and turned over to county authorities as a nuisance. Magistrate William S. Starcher convicted him Wednesday evening of a disreputable character and ordered fifteen days on the county roads or a bond. He chose the road work and thanked the court for the privilege.
The Right Rev Bishop Donahue boards a train from Pittsburg to St Augustine Florida for the consecration of Aisop Curry as the new bishop of the region. The ceremony is planned for late June with services scheduled within ten days before Bishop Donahue’s arrival.
Charleston reports that inheritance taxes collected in West Virginia for the fiscal year ending June 30 1934 will exceed $250000, the heaviest since the tax had been in force since 187. The tax commissioner's department records show the strong advance.
An audit by the tax commissioner of Logan county traces nearly 4000 dollars owed to Owes county and district and the state from former Sheriff Sidney White. It notes White will settle in full. Johnstown, Pa. reported population 55,574.
Nathan Curry an 18 year old black man admitted before the magistrate that he frequented saloons and offered to name places and people. He was committed to the county jail for a further action by the prosecuting attorney on the charge of being a person not of good fame and in default of bond.
Five entrants will compete at Ole Park on Friday night led by W W Outs and Charles Brim. The field includes Bart Frum Jack Henderson and Henry Brum. Bikes listed are an Intianaia chine and Excelsiors. Races start at 8 pm with three five mile events a strip stock contest a free for all and a professionals race. Music will be by Greg Ory’s band.
The Mt Nebo lodge of Masons at Shepherdstown dedicated its handsome new lodge room with Col Braxton D. Gibson of Charles Town acting for Grand Master Thus W2 Jacobs of New Martinsville presiding. Tracy L Jeffords of Washington delivered the address due to VP Marshall unable to attend.
An old advertisement touts Kernan’s Alterative for throat and lung ailments with testimonials and a Philadelphia address for the drug. the text also includes a chancery notice in Harrison County West Virginia about deposition dates and legal proceedings, detailing postponements and involved parties.
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