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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
3
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Eight room house with pantry and large loasement. Built in ching closet and finished in hardwood. Paved street location with lot 40 by 105 feet. Price 4800 dollars. requires 1000 dollars cash and balance on time.
Two story seven room home finished throughout in oak with cellar barn and all necessary outbuildings. Fine water, 23.5 acres of good land with various fruits. One eighth mile to railroad station street and car line surveyed through farm. A nice home for someone.
A claim asserts buildings cannot be constructed for the price of 3500 dollars, challenging prevailing cost estimates and prompting discussion of budget limits and value. The brief notes the price point and the assertion without specifying project details or sources.
Corner lot 40 by 125 feet with street rear sales offer price 2000. Industrial add on corner lot 50 by 100 feet located at a business corner in this addition.
The Daily Telegram urges shoppers to read the ads to learn what can be bought for less and what remains priced high. It notes that stores recognizing women’s value sense advertise to attract them, while those that don’t may miss sales.
Two Charleston men General C. C. Watts and D. C. T. Davis Jr gain ownership of about 100000 acres in the Santa Cruz valley Arizona known as the Baca float No 3 in a Supreme Court decision. The land was granted by Congress in 1850 in exchange for Las Vegas tract then part of New Mexico Territory. Wealthy investors including Herbert Noble of New York are linked to the ownership. Davis is in Arizona to oversee the estate and Watts plans to join him.
Washington June 28 The Owen bill for federal regulation of stock exchanges was sent back to the Senate committee after the committee reported. Senators who supported the measure indicated continued backing despite objections. Paris June 27 Jack Johnson and Frank Moran, heavyweight challenger, completed training for their title contest. Johnson sent a confident message to his mother in Chicago and Moran’s backers predicted a strong showing. Estimated receipts from the bout would total at least $100,000 with ten percent added to each ticket price to aid the poor. Moran passed a medical exam with favorable heart action.
Convict I A Lozeo a long time county roads inmate for revolver carrying was tried and held for the grand jury by Magistrate T G Nicewarner on a charge of attempting to murder Francisco Scamarcio night watchman of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Meadowbrook May 15 Scamarcio was shot in the shoulder and robbed Lozeo and a companion were arrested in a box car in the local railroad yard by Captain J A Campbell and a six shooter found strapped to each A jail ruse led to a confession from the companion that Lozeo did the shooting Scamarcio recovered at a local hospital
Suspected George Satterfield, a Monticello brickyard employee, is lodged in the county jail awaiting lunacy proceedings in Magistrate T G Nicewarner's court. He was arrested Thursday afternoon by special constable Robert B Noon under a relative issued warrant.
The federal commission on industrial relations continued its inquiry into Philadelphia metal trades. It questioned the Metal Manufacturer's Association president and secretary and business agents of boilermakers pattern makers and welders unions. The association leader said education and personal contact could ease unrest more than legislation.
June 27 dispatch reports Vera Cruz troop levels steady for the week ending June 24 with 2.03 for the army and 2.30 for the marines. Huntington police install a crime identification system amid city sanitation efforts and a proposed charter change for Martinsburg.
Deputy sheriffs seized two women and two men on Lanham farm rail charges after arrests at Northview and Sardis tents. They face hearings before Magistrate W. E. Starcher within two days on trespassing and alleged immoral assembly charges. All arrests were made under John Doe warrants.
Mrs Agnea Francis and her daughter Mary Virginia arrive from Memphis Tennessee to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs P J Owens.
The Angleton Times crowns Emerson Winters and Alice Suire Winters as the standout entertainers of a local Chautauqua program. Their infectious smile and energetic act draw cheers, with the couple set to appear again in town on an upcoming afternoon.
Stuart H. Bowman of Huntington was nominated by acclamation for the state senate in the Fifth district at the Huntington convention. Cabsl county delegates backed Bowman while Putnam and Lincoln counties were represented. The primary to vote on the ballot is July 7, and the county committee closed the race with only the county superintendent of schools contesting. House of Delegates candidates include Dr J J Allen, Captain W Tootoo, Jesse A Bloch and Harry A Weles. Bloch withdrew from the race, and Ban L. Bloom remains the sole senatorial candidate in the district. A high turnout marked the first day of the eighteenth annual summer school at West Virginia University Morgantown with 416 enrollments, beating previous single-day records. expected enrollment is 600.
Lloyd's announces a discontinuation of the last remaining steamers and notes no sailing ships among certain tallies. The register cites centuries of steamship numbers totaling 22,402 vessels and 9,436,605 tons, with 3,890 sailing ships accounting for 26,517,098 tons.
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