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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

2

Under Bond In Morals Case At City Court

Bessie Barnett and C William Kerr are on bonds of 2500 each after an arrest in a Firat Street house Tuesday evening. Mayor G H Gordon presided at 7 o clock. Neighbors reported the disturbance and Officers Isenkari and Donohue found the couple. Both posted cash bonds and were released.

Bessie Barnett Cwilliam Kerr G. H Gordon i Ze Jourt Firat Isenkari and Donohue

Conference for district boards on July 2 at Clarksburg

Carl S Lawson, soon to become county superintendent, announces a conference for district boards of education in Clarksburg on Friday July 2 starting at 10 p m in the circuit court room. Topics include school property care, levies, attendance, consolidation law, teachers salaries, supervision, institutes, health council, and high school tuition law.

Carl S. Lawson A. PB. Morrison Boards of Education Clarksburg High Beisel

Salem preps Independence Day events and sales week

Salem prepares for Independence Day with red white and blue decor as shops close for a holiday week. Bristol hosts Tenmile District Sunday School convention with expected strong turnout. East Salem to host big lot sale July 1 free auto service planned. Wells Fargo to launch free delivery. Local residents and visitors seek holiday arrangements amid partial weather.

Salem Bristol Dani Joly L J. Thompson Punxsu— Taumy Maret Devis Rhee Schutters C. E Haney Jats Rezin Bates Wallace Frestles J. Wooster Perty Paz

Diamond Robbery Sparks City Police Search

Local police launch a city wide search after a diamond robbery incident. Officials report missing objects and suspect a single individual linked to the crime. The fragmented notes mention a person named Joan and a group described as Adriates, with unclear affiliations. Further details remain unsolved as investigators pursue leads.

Unclaimed letters advertised June 28 list many names

A long roster of unclaimed letters advertised June 28 includes Abbot, Miss Virginia Ash, Mrs Mamie Arin, Miss Jevie Ashcraft, Homer Beckhart, Miss Virginia Barber, Miss Laura Booth, Dr HJ Bosteller, and numerous others such as Julia Gaines, Geo Gulla, Katharine Garber, Miss Stella Johnson, Archie Jones, Miss Stella Jackson, and many more. The list spans numerous individuals with varied titles and surnames, reflecting a busy post office notices page.

al Abott Virginia Ash Roy Mamie Arin Jevie Ashcraft Alexander Nicolas Amastasion Antonios Athineos Homer Beckhart Harrie Barker T. R. Burton Virginia Barber Bessie Blair Cherley Baxter Laura Ida Booth Laura Booth Jack Cochran Fenton Dilworth Newton Dilworth G. W. Devibbis Delpha Eves Jee Fox Francesco Fernandez Kostis Fotis Julia Gaines George Gulla Geo. Gulla George G. Green John. Geros Katherine Garber Anna Gorman J. M Almeta Hathaway HL Heckman Far Holiday Hammon Lynne Ray Howard Bella Harper Samuel Hooper Samuel Hochins George Hord Glen Hooper George Hammit Lawrence Holland E.J Helmick Herbert Jenkins M.S Jeffreys Stella Johnson Ais Stella Jackson Archie Jones Julia Jackson J. Jacobs Guy Knappe Louis F Chester V. Braish Ethelartin Ralph Mhaffey Laura Murphree Clay Nulier Sara B. Neal A G. Nantes James Owens Laura Price Bliss Georgia Pessine Sirs PE. Pyles Palmer Window Glass Company Dick Russell A L Rohrbaugh Elsie Riley Pauline Rubigo iGlayds Robinson Joe Rossana Jack Robinson Minnie Rosa Eva Shriser Barsony Sandor Casuccio Salvatore Joseph Shipley Eile Smith Frank Torche Bertha Terry Marie Vernet Jovan Veliaz Mr. Wood Edna White Harry Wood Lt. Walker Lewis Whiffen Mars Rose_Cines Frank Wild

Crews Return Journey From Mt Ciemans To New York

Counts Clerk and Mrs J J Crews left Mt Ciemans for Rutsie and Philadelphia, expecting to arrive home Tuesday morning. Crews underwent rheumatism treatment and feels fine. Amber is noted as a Turkish belief in nicotine mitigation. Beth in Bible place names means house, Bethlehem house of bread.

J. J. Crews Mt Ciemans Mich Rutsie New York Philadelphia Crews Beth Beth-jehem Beth-saidz

Public Service Ruling Impacts Monongahela Valley Traction

In Charleston the public service commission orders traction companies to cease accepting passenger tickets or payments for express shipments starting July 1. The Monongahela Valley Traction Company will sell express tickets at reduced rates, affecting Clarksburg shippers who rely on trolley cars. Local offices issued notices to warn shippers in Clarksburg Weston and nearby points. Express shipments peak now as ice cream trade and business volume rise in Clarksburg.

Public Service Commission hCharleston Traction Tlo Monongahela Valley Traction Company Clarksburs Fairmont Weston Lane ‘Commission

Curing Catarrh Is A Simple Method From SSS

It claims catarrh is a blood issue not local. The ad asserts SSS clears the blood affecting all organs, offering a booklet by The Swift Specific Co. 110 Swift Building Atlanta Ga. It promotes SSS as a universal remedy and warns against substitutes.

Swift Swifr Atlanta Nature

Unclear Medical Slogan About Motherhood Advice

Fragmentary ad text asserts a claimed medicine named Coconil cures motherhood issues and promotes normal women. It mentions Lydia and Pinkhase but provides no verifiable details, dates, or affiliations. The item reads like an old promotional snippet with dubious claims and incomplete phrases.

Rosy Moss Fined in Police Court for Street Loitering

Rosy Moss, a well known figure in police court, paid a fine of 6.60 after a Sunday evening arrest on Pike Street. During Tuesday's hearing a remark noted this was the sixteenth time she had paid into the city treasury, with Chief Brooks joking about all the pennies and coppers.

Rosy Moss Pike Street Ing Brooks New Fair-Grounds Wisonburs

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