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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1913

Page

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Merger 10 Be Dissolved as Agreed on Plan

The government and Union Pacific officials report agreement to dissolve the Harriman merger. The plan aligns with President Wilsons views and is expected to be approved. It will be presented to the Eighth Circuit judges in St Paul with government approval and a request for a limited fine before final decree. McReynolds will not travel. G C Todd will attend.

Auwociaren Awashington McReynolds Union Pacifiic Harriman Phip Wilson United States Court of the Eighth Circuit Paul St. Paul G. C. Todd

Juniors of Adamston Church Lead Sunday Evening Service

The Juniors of United Brethren Church of Adamston will conduct the Sunday service at 7 4% o'clock with a program including choir and children's songs, congregation songs, prayers, recitations by Christine Hale Edna Colins Annette McFarlin, Lacy Ford William Carr Lester Robiman Lyle Murphy Frederick Minter Edward Gump, a quartet, a Mondérul River storytelling by Miss Ethel Minter and a vocal solo by Sybil Schutte.

United Brethren Church of Adamston Christine Hale Edna Colins Lacy Ford William Carr Lester Robiman Lyle Murphy Frederick Minter Edward Gump Annette Mcfarlin Virginia McFarlin Annette, McFarlin Mondérul Ethel Minter Sybil Schutte

Delegates Return from Morgantown Chess Convention

Delegates dispersed Sunday after the Morgantown convention of the annal Chess nut endeavor Society. The next convention will be at Parkerstars. Lena Ruttenculter was elected recording secretary and to represent the state at the Los Angeles national convention. Delegates to the national meeting include Mrs. Bertha Mckinney Grover S. Casino Morgantown and Miss Nell Layonta Fairmont.

Annal Chessnut Endeavor Society Morgantown Parkerstars Hesider Bein Lena Ruttenculter Los Angeles Bertha Mckinney Burneville Grover S. Casino Nell Layonta Fairmont

Three Men Sentenced in Avateon Stabbing Case

In Alamont on June 28, three defendants received prison terms for the March stabbing in Avateon. Marmiorite Sen Wilt drew eight years, Joe Ferrarn eight years, and Jim Brine ten years.

Alamont Zetcian M. Revse Avateon Marmiorite Sen Wilt Joe Ferrarn Jim Brine

Baird Elected President At State YMCA Convention

Several hundred delegates at the Young Men's Christian Association State convention in Terra Alta elect Wm. Baird of Clarkshoro as president and D. Barron of Hikins as vice president. H. Newton of Wheellos and Stacy B. Gierwig of Olubeltic named secretary and assistant secretary.

Terra Alta Young Men’s Christian Association W- W. Baird Clarkshoro DD. D. Barron Hikins H. Newton Wheellos Poesginey Stacy DB. Gierwig

New Salem Baptist Church to Dedicate Building in July

Salem prepares for the dedication of the new church on July 13 after a two week seat delivery delay. The program spans July 9 to July 22 with sermons by Rev. Gregory Blake, Rev. A J Bond, Rev. Griswell, Rev. H W Tiffany, and others, including speakers from Salem College and Broaddus Institute.

Salem New Baptist Gregory Blakely Methodist Biscopal Church Seventh Day Baptist Vie Young People's Societies the Church J. M. Griswell Baptist Young People’s Union West Virginia H. W. Tiffany Elking Church C. B. Clark Salem College Elkanah ‘Hully Broaddus Institute Ll. B. Moore Young People’s Union JC. A. Schutte L. &. Peters L. M.wood Forth Avenue Baptist Church Huntington IL. i Peters Young People's Union F. Garrett Clarksburg W.c.taylor First Baptist Church Clarkhsure

Funeral services for Mrs Bellé Jacobs at daughter’s home

The burial takes place in Odd Fellows cemetery after funeral services at 217 Webster street Carlile Court this Sunday afternoon. Reverend Strugo and Reverend McClelland will conduct the rites. Mrs Jacobs born June 2 1865 died June 27 1913. Survived by four brothers and one sister.

Bellé Jacobs Pike, Street L. T. Mercer Webster Street Carlile Court F. K. Strugo St Paul's Methodist Piscopal Church South Henry T. McClelland First Preabysterian Church Frank Jacobs Hero the Grave Julge John W John ‘W. Wolinson Los Angeles Calif United States Jesse Ih. Johnson Matamoros Mexico Bruce Johnson Martha A. Elson

Fire at Salem destroys A. L. Garrett livery stable

A morning blaze in Salem West Virginia destroyed A. L. Garrett’s two story tile block livery stable on Mill Street with about 3000 dollars in damage. Horses were saved but hay feed and equipment burned. Guff Nutter’s upper story home goods were lost to fire. The theater building was saved by heroic efforts and the fire origin is unknown.

Salem W. Va A. L Garrett Mill Street

McClung Receives Transportation to Gettysburg Battlefield Celebration

Marcellus M. McClung of North View has been provided transportation to the Gettysburg battlefield celebration and will attend the event.

Marcellus M. McClung Northview Gettysburg Battlefield

Poisoned grain used to destroy prairie dogs on western ranges

Washington dispatch reports the Biological Survey of the Agriculture Department uses carbon bisulphide with poisoned grain to exterminate prairie dogs on Coconino National Forest Arizona and other western forests. The aim is to restore grazing land and increase carrying capacity for cattle and sheep, while noting prior campaigns in Colorado and ongoing reductions in prairie dog populations since 1908.

Washington West Department of Agriculture Coconino National Forest Arizona Praire Cochetopa National Forest Colorado Pike National Forest Cochelopa

Gates at Gatun Lock Under Full Pressure Test

The Atlantic water level rose against Gatun locks as the lower gates endure a full pressure test for the first time. Engineers report the gates remain firm and water light as the test progresses with the water nearing the fully tested stage. Miss Helen Melganey has accepted a stenographer position with the West Virginia Bank.

Oyai Panama Gatun Flesea Helen Melganey West Virginia Bank

Mexico protests export of munitions to Huerta forces

President Carranza's agents in Washington protest to Secretary Bryan against munitions exports to Huerta through Laredo Texas while neutrality orders restrict such shipments. Dispatches from Laredo report repair trains are operating to restore Mexico's national railways south of the border.

Omy AneaTe Smee Washington Venustano Carranza Mexico Bryan Huerta Laredo Tex México Here

Convict Escapes During Transport in City Chase

Joseph Curley, a three year forgery convict under Judge James W. Robinson, broke from Sheriff Ross on a Saturday afternoon. He ran through the jail yard and down Mechanic Street with guards in hot pursuit before being trapped behind the McCarty building by turnkey Iaco Wolfe amid tall weeds.

Joseph Curley James W. Robinson Criminal Court Ross ¥. Stout Mechanic Street iLaco Wolfe McCarty

Rebels Sweep Federals From Sonora Front

General Obregon pursues scattered federal troops after seven days of battle around Ortiz as Guaymas becomes the last federal holdout in Sonora. Yaqui Indians join the pursuit, while Sonora’s coal and steel sectors distribute two weeks pay to workers, boosting trade.

Douglas Anz Ojeda Federa Huerta Ortiz Guaymas Sonora Obregon

Combination Service At Central Christian Church

Beginning Sunday morning a combination church and Sunday school service will be held at Central Christian Church during the hot weather. It starts at 9 30 with a short talk by Rev. W M Long on the lesson. A $30 000 damage suit by Schaffner Brothers against National Supply Company over alleged defective casing for an oil well will be argued in circuit court Monday.

Central Christian Church W. M. Long Schaffner Brothers National Supply Company Anse Circuit Court

Hayman Reenters After Illness at Linden Avenue Home

Friends welcome Newell J Hayman home from a week of sickness on Linden Avenue. Though improved he remains not fully well. Mrs. Ellan Bryan Templeman and son Percy visited today with friends at Ronmcy.

Newell J Hayman Linden Avenue Mr. Hayman Ellan Bryan Templeman Aon. Percy Ronmcy

Teachers Are Named for State Normal Schools

Charleston June 2 The state board of regents names teachers for Normal School campuses Keyser Preparatory School Joseph Epples language Elsie Hoffman music Minola Hatch expression Margaret Lilier librarian Grate Sheets typewriting Montgomery Preparatory School Hattie Catts Latin German Lorendiieeries English Glengilie State Normal School E G Rohrbough principal Walter Barnes English and first assistant Cle Hedrick history and common school subjects E R Grose mathematics D Muldoon science Ana M Charter domestic science C C Spicer Latin French Edward Detenbach agriculture F Shreve professional subjects West Liberty Normal School John C Shaw principal Robert S Gatherum science Calle W Curtis supervisor of training Mary V Sanders Mathematics Maud J Jefferson Wongliah and science Mary Le Yager English modern languages Clinton T Boggess Latin Geography Carrie M Dagte platery Marshall College principal English Haworth W S Franklin Eula R Harris Education Andi Cummings head Harriet Lyons head model school Mary L Myers eighth grade Hattie Tudor seventh grade Le la Bendley sixth grade Neilie P Osgood fourth and fifth grades Edith M Wilson second third grades Lilian Isabell first grade History Naomi Everett Mathematics Millian Hackney Annie Devon Blen Fottbere

Charleston Ature Board of Regents Keyser Preparatory School J. W. Staxymen P. Moore Comercial Bushrod Grimes F. Vandike DB. W. Parsons Hattie,Catts Loreniudieeries Or Dane Bowlin Prive Glengilie State Normal School E.G. Rohrbough Walter Barnes Cle. Hedrick E. R Mary le Yager Clinton T. Boggess Carrie M. Dagte Marshall College J. Corbly Haworth Franklin Eula R Harris Education Andi &. Cummings Harriet Lyons Mary L. Myers Hattie —. Tudor Lela W.bendley Neilie P. Osgood Edith M. ‘Wilson J Lilian Isabell Naomi Everett Millian Hackney Annie Devon Blen &, Fottbere

Salvation Army Purchases Citadel Property in Clarksburg

The Salvation Army buys the Evan Lowther property at 15 Main Street, plans upgrades to a two story frame building to become a modern citadel. The transfer from Apai Smith and John A. Cisitp totals 1000 with 3400 cash in hand. two equal payments due in one and two years. The Salvation Army Corp of Netere undertakes the purchase independent of pledged funds by Clarksburg citizens, with future disposition undecided.

Salvation Army Evan Lowther Wal, Main Street Wwawanade Apaii Smith John A. Cisitp Tani Salevation Army Corporation of Netere Clardsburg

Directors Hold Annual Meeting At Waldo Hotel Assembly Room

Directors from the board of trade met Friday night at 8 in the Waldo hotel assembly room. Officers reports were omitted due to heat and will be published later. Five directors Daniel Howard Earl Spraker Dicie D. Hritt Truman J. Lynch and Carl Vance were chosen to serve three more. J F Lent of Pittsburg president of the Lent Traffic Company spoke on rates and shipper interests.

Board of Trade Waldo Hotel Daniel Howard Earl Spraker Diciey D. Hritt Truman J. Lynch Carl Vance J. F. Lent Pittsburg Lent Traffic Company

Fire Claims Six In Lexington House Blaze

Six persons, members of a single family, died in a blaze that destroyed a Lexington, South Carolina house last night. The bodies were found among the rubble this morning.

Columbia S. C Lexington

Fourth of July Picnic at Northview Park Planned

The North View United Brethren church youth group schedules a Fourth of July patriotic celebration at Northview Park. The event includes a morning parade from the church led by the Johnstown band, an 11:30 concert, noon dinner, 1:30 foot races, two band concerts, speeches, and various amusements with refreshments. A committee coordinates arrangements to ensure a large community gathering. Two men were convicted of street drunkenness in a police court session, each fined $2 and costs.

Northview

Postmaster General relaxes parcel post stamp restrictions

In Washington on June 28 Postmaster General Burleson orders the universal validity of parcel post stamps for all classes of mail and insurance fees starting July 1 1913. Ordinary postage stamps including commemoratives remain valid for short paid postage and collection on all mail matter. The parcel post special stamp is shown as confusing and will be phased out to reduce public confusion. Morgantown reports Samuel Grove O Kelley 48 prominent Monongalia family member dies from nose bleed.

Washington, D. C Burieso Bas Oilmaster Burleson Morgantown Sanuel Grove O’kelley

Theater Heist Shocks Morgantown As Hippodrome Seized

Lawrence Myers, identified as a longtime operator in Clarksburg, allegedly seized the Hippodrome Theater in Morgantown from W. A. Ream. Police and courts to determine legality of the transfer and ownership status.

Morgantown Lawrence Myers Clarksburg Bes W. A

Divers Seek in Ocean for Bodies After Explosion

Divers search the ocean for bodies following a fiery explosion at sea. Reports say four men perished and around a dozen were injured as salvage efforts continue into the night.

Heart Disease Drains Mrs Lulu B Hopkins at 44

Mrs Lulu B Hopkins wife of J D Hopkins died at home after heart trouble. Funeral services will be held at 8 30 o clock tomorrow morning with the Rex LOES conductors. Burial will be in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Survived by husband and daughters Mrs Ma r fra n Schaley Hopkin and Miss Lepta Hopkins both living at home. Death followed a long illness.

Lulu B. Hopkin J. D. Hopkins Fitnese Rex. Loes Odd Fellows Devon Ber

Road Penalty Sentences In County Court

Judge James W. Robinson sentences four men for highway robbery and assault on Amanus Menéndes. James, Rufus Deems, and Frank Newfoud Kelby receive sixy months, fines and road work. Leo P. Caulfield admitted to practice near Morgantown. Charles Kean gets thirty days and a dollar fine. Joseph Eorhner convicted of voluntary slaughter faces one year and road work.

James W.robinson Criminal Court Rufus Deems Frank New Kelby Amanus Leo P. Caulfield West Virginis Uni Morgantown Wis Charles ‘Kean Toveph Eoerthener Peter Coloris Perthener

Brazilian Leader Dies During Reconstruction Effort

Former Brazilian official Manuel Ferrag de Campolation died today at age 3 during the late 19th to early 20th century term. He helped push reconstruction of the republic after a long period of unrest and oversaw key public works.

Ory Baotaulo Brazil Imne Manuel Ferrag de Campolation Bragil Durtee

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