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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1916
Page
1
French war office says German trench gains between Fumin and Chenote Wood near Verdun were captured in a night action. A German assault toward Thinimont was repulsed. A heavy artillery duel continues west of the Arene.
Dispatch from El Paso dated June 26 reports Senegal Por Abing’s punitive expedition in Mexico ready for action with an estimated 13,000 troops in fighting trim. Generals Pernhing and allied commanders prepare for a swift advance toward the Mexican Central railroad as vigilance tightens between Washington and Mexico City.
A fragmentary report cites Crom Culumbee claiming preparations to guard 10 000 guarduipes. Andreas Garela of El Paso asserts optimism that trouble will be averted, noting his interpretation of President Wilson's message. He says city prisoners should not obstruct.
Washington reports that the fate of a possible war with Mexico hinges on Carranza's expected policy statement. The note sent to Mexico City by Secretary Lansing outlined demands, including the immediate release of cavalry captured at Carrizal. Officials interpret Carranza's response to determine whether U S forces on the border will escalate or seek diplomacy. The note frames Pershing's Movements as hostile ifCarranza refuses.
June 26 Mt Gretna Pa officers and men of the Tenth Infantry prepare for a border voyage. Orders kept secret with a Tuesday night or Wednesday departure expected for Columbus New Mexico. The move parts the First brigade Philadelphia units with engineers signal corps and a field hospital.
Aarmishuro reports that the brigade will depart the camp on Tuesday night with orders in hand and marching plans confirmed for the movement ahead. The announcement notes disciplined timing and readiness for the scheduled relocation.
Maria Casalinnova died at home after a long illness. Funeral services were at 10 o'clock Monday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with high mass by Fathers McDermott Murphy and Lauremano. Burial followed in Holy Cross cemetery. Charlen Petera of Parril court and W. A. Thompson of Parkerabars were noted in the notice.
The Telegram 19 0/10 Club announces weekly incentives to boost member activity. Participants earn certificates valued at 58 080 and votes ranging up to 100 000 for top contributions. The program pushes continual effort with prizes and reminders to join and improve club standings.
San Antonio reports army headquarters indicating Mexican forces along the Rio Grande from Matamoros to Juarez are withdrawing or repositioning their strength. Troops occupy strategic stations south of the border near rail junctions, with lines parallel to the river to command points at Monterey, Saltillo, Torreon, and Chihuahua City.
A June 25 1916 dedication celebrated the new Mathadin Episcopal church in Davison’s Run. About 1500 people attended meals for 1000 visitors as the Rev Mrs Troneoger and Rev Dr Jenoger led services. The neighboring Atealey Heights Methodist youth band entertained and fundraisers raised $500 to cover a deficit amid Carranza era tensions.
The Fairview Baptist church near Clarke site completed a 46 000 cost new church with dedicatory services led by Rev J G Powell and Rev W C Yartor. Afternoon rites featured pastors from Christ Hplacapal and First Presbyterian churches and Rev Eu Wootter. Evening address by Rev Maya Withers drew large crowds. monument honors pastor and 39 members. The church, a fine edifice with a growing congregation, stands among few similar in the state.
Paired with a tale of a local theft, authorities state Lona of Fairmont allegedly stole money Sunday on Clarkburg Avenue. She was escorted to the city jail after a brief detainment and will be sent to county jail as no suitable city facility exists. The case notes her ankle injury and uncertain last name, described with colorful local color and unusual remarks from witnesses.
June 26 dispatches from General Roshint say Captain Morey has been rescued after a time healing incident near San Antonio. No Mexican troops were encountered during the mission and the report notes an early Sunday recovery.
Fragmented funeral notice for a child named Mwetaws Olek with unclear relations. Mentions a mourner Laverenne and Rowumoat, a service at Handay Morelia, and a burial at a local site described as the Sutin iva. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
A Chicago letter from Colonel Roosevelt declines the Progressive presidential nomination and urges unwavering support for the Republican candidate. The message praises Progressive figures, urges unity, and notes the need for a durable, nation guiding program aligned with Lincoln's era and the party’s future.
Fragmentary OCR text references Austria and wartime context with scattered names such as Hallas and Vigwrwnel. Content is incomplete and unclear, hindering precise events or dates.
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