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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
3
Eight room house with two template rooms, neatly papered and in good repair. Neatly painted, with a good lot in a favorable neighborhood. Reasonable terms offered. The seller asserts the property cannot be rebuilt for the asking price.
A Colonial Heights notice promotes four good jets near the city center with easy payment terms. It advertises $1.00 down and monthly balances, urging readers to act quickly.
A fragmented notice states deliveries must reach the station by 9:00 am and intermediate points by 11:00 am. It references Teston and intermediate points with shipper concerns and a line for shippers labeled MONOD Alley Track.
In Phoenix on June 26 Representative James Goodwin was struck in the face during a heated exchange with Representative W P Mahoney. The altercation occurred as Goodwin protested a stenographer allegedly failing to record his remarks while explaining his vote on a bill.
Theodore Burton former United States senator from Ohio returns on the Verdi and speaks on American trade prospects in Latin republics. Robbers dynamited a post office safe at nearby town, escaped in an auto after a two‑way pursuit. amount stolen not yet known. In Jed Pres Jowet area a Black convict feared for violence if moved to Will county jail. solitary confinement maintained as coroner’s jury weighs possible accomplices in Mrs Odette Allen’s murder.
Seven men burst into the home of Mrs. Louise Martinez near the Plaza in the Latin Quarter and set fire to her feet to force the location of $120 in gold. The aged resident led police to a hiding place. Five robbers were captured after the skirmish.
The Russian council of ministers decided to appoint a 12 member commission, six Russians and six Poles, under Premier Goremykin, to handle the preliminaries for Poland autonomy proclaimed last year by Grand Duke Nicholas. Berlin dispatch notes Sultan Mehmed of Turkey is in satisfactory condition after gallstone operation by Professor James Israel.
Charles Chambers was appointed by the county court Friday as county sealer of weights and measures. He will hold the new office by virtue of two recently enacted state laws at a salary of 1600 dollars per year.
Properties list 50 by 200 feet offered at 275 dollars each in the good residence section near large factories. Terms: ten dollars down and ten dollars per month for two more months while they last.
Pittsburg June 26 Ten men were fatally burned in a gasoline plant explosion at the Aetna Explosives Company works. The blast ripped a corrugated iron building and the injured fled by burning, carried to a hospital. Government supervised experiments at the plant are noted and officials have not yet explained the cause.
Charleston June 2 The supreme court Friday refused to grant writs of error from the circuit court in the Pocahontas county case of William Stewart who is sentenced to be hanged July 2 for the murder of George Shires chief of police of Ronceverte The court adjourned the regular summer term to reconvene September 1
Burglars forced an entrance through a rear window of Crais's repair shop on Second street Thursday night. They exposed signs of ransacking but did not secure any valuables beyond a large cache of keys and a shotgun. Plain clothes officers from the police department were investigating the break in.
Lieut. Commander William F. Bricker U S N who was drowned at Constantinople on March 1 was buried here Friday Simple funeral services were held The pallbearers were mates of the naval officer Rahama Heldreth qualified Friday before the county court as guardian of Belle C and Pearle J Heldreth with separate bonds of 100 each and Cunningham James L as surety.
Clifford Post and Leo Schulte, two men, were held at a soft drink stand near the Sixth Street Bridge on charges of violating the promotion law. They were detained for the grand jury investigation and held for the next proceeding.
President Wilson rode through Springfield Massachusetts for five minutes en route to his summer home in Cornish New Hampshire. He did not address the crowd at the station but greeted railroad workers, waved, and assured them he would be met by automobile at Windsor and taken to Cornish.
The Willis Overland Automobile Company announced a voluntary wage increase for its 1 percent workers starting July 16. The move will add about $30,000 to the annual payroll and affect employees in Toledo.
A fragment recalls a 16 year old girl named Miss Miller who sparked a New York City dance revival two years ago in Gotham. The excerpt notes her early impact and the nickname New sof.
A four union colored camp meeting will be held at Gypsy beginning at 3 p m Sunday afternoon. There will be good preaching and fine singing.
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