Government now after corn refining concern
The son of Mr and Mrs J Forteter of Weston road died Saturday morning and the funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at the home.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
1
West Virginia Dry as Burned Powder
The Associated Press reports New York date March 1 In a civil anti trust suit the government charges Corn Products Refining Company with 80 100 000 in alleged illegal combinations and contracts to destroy competition The firm is said to control 66 percent of corn product starch and syrups and 50 percent of interstate mixed syrups trade The government seeks dissolution and an injunction and recalls previous disputes with the Agriculture Department over branding of corn syrup.
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Associated Press
New York
Corn Products Refining Company
N c
Department of Agriculture
Cor Products Refining Company
Miners Bodies Brought To Surface At North Mt Lyell Mine
In Hobart Tasmania the bodies of eighteen miners were raised from the North Mt Lyell mine today, bringing the season total to forty five recovered. The mine search was abandoned after a fire sparked by the October explosion, which killed miners, ending hopes of further exploration.
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Associated Prows
Hobart
Tastania
Mar
Mt. Lyell
Court Entry and Estate Settlement Report
In the written court record Mia Heerow Mis initiates a case involving Flora B C Araway and others with references to Brown sts and Glagdiddt Teeann M. Brown, Yartles, and Bossemgnsust noted. The document lists cautions and an order entered, detailing a Mirvetiviee settlement of an estate at fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Araway
Yartles Tire
Fee Tile
Prudence
Rostron Receives Medal of Honor in Washington Ceremony
Captain A W Rostron, commander of the Carpathia, comes to Washington to receive the Medal of Honor from President Taft for rescuing Titanic survivors. Ambassador Bryce and members of the cabinet witness the ceremony in the oat room. the event was attended by several senators and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
A. W. Rostron
Carpathian
Taft
Conross
Bryce
Senate Committee
Wages Raised at Cambia Siva Company in Johnstown
Ten Unionized workers at the Cambia Siva Company in Johnstown were told of a wage increase. General Manager Slick announced a raise beginning Monday raising the minimum wage from fifteen to seventeen cents per hour.
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Associated T Rvia
Johnstown
Mat
Cambia Siva
Tday
Slick
Webb Bill Overridden Veto in House Senate Passes Law
The House votes 21 to 9 to lay over the president's veto on the Webb bill prohibiting liquor shipments to dry states. The Senate had earlier overridden the veto, making the Hill a law. Only one previous instance in the era saw Congress override a veto, tied to the Roosevelts era dam breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warginutor
Tu Mur
House
Webb
Senate
Congress
Irainey
Roosevelt
Contralto Lulu Hubbard Dies After Injury During Sermonette
Associated Press reports Lulu Hubbard a contralto soloist died in Stamford Connecticut after a artery durated while singing during a church service at Stamford Methodist church Hubbard was vocalizing a high note when the fatal incident occurred leaving behind noted singer and church community shaken.
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Ny Associated Press
Crvenwich
Conn
Lulu Hubbard
Stamford
Meeting on West Pike Street to elect officers tonight
A meeting is scheduled on West Pike Street at o'clock to hold the annual election of officers for the rikeblize group. Afterward a smoker will follow. Charles Nutto and his daughter Mertha will depart for Baltimore to visit and will return to Washington for the inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rikeblize
Travelire
West Pike Street
Charles Nutto
Mertha
Baltimore
Anne Oh Urit
Washington
Mother Jones Arrested in Kanawha Riot Tale
Scores of miners are under arrest in the Kanawha coal fields near Charleston as the strike dragged on. Mother Jones, long allied with the miners, is charged with theft and complicity in the Harams case tied to Fred Bobbett’s death during clashes between mine guards and strikers at Mucklow. Authorities say she urged arming miners to seize the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Vic- Hila
Charleston
Jthing
Mother Jones
Kanawha
Fred Bobbett
Mucklow
Wallace promises counsel for Camp Pratt prisoners
In Charleston on March 1 Colonel Wallace said eighty prisoners detained at Camp Pratt in the Paint Creek disturbance case would receive court-appointed counsel if they cannot afford lawyers. The United Mine Workers attorneys could not appear, trials set for March 7, and prisoners may summon witnesses. Mother Jobe learned the West Supreme Court of Appeals ruled habeas corpus petitions against her fate.
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Abmpelated
Sharleston
Mer
Wallace
Pratt
Paint Creek Con
United Mine Workers of America
Jobe
Supreme Court of Appeals
High Five Triumph for Clarksburg Over Shinnston Five
Clarksburg high school basketball team defeated Shinnston high school five 26 to 10 at the rink on Glen Elk Friday night with Captain Crummit absent. Cyrus Thompson of Shinnaton was in town Saturday.
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Clarksburg
Shinnston High School
Glen Elk
Crummit
Shinnaton
Train Bandits Not Located After Freight Train Hold Up
Officers hunt three masked bandits who robbed a Norfolk and Western freight crew near Huntington West Virginia, stealing valuables, cutting telegraph wires, and delaying trains for seven hours as they attempted to switch to a passenger run. One possible victim identified is Alice Bonneville wife of the hotel proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tuntington
W. Va
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Engle Neer
Caboosa
Warrant Dismissed in Case Involving Missing Funds
Warrant charging William rit, colored, with stealing $44.50 from David Harris, colored, was dismissed as there was no witness to prove H&L Clock had taken the money in the case Carter's cart Penny evo at Tystlee Jackson V. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rit
Strane
David Harris
Tystlee Jackson
Notaries Qualify at County Court Session
Notaries public were qualified at the county court Saturday with Mason Jobe Thompson and J A Jolie among the registrants. A Dublin certificate was issued to Franks Corbin Beot and Thompson, proprietor of Thompson's garage, with further references to proceedings and plans for attendance at upcoming events.
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Thompson
Jobe
Mason
J. A Jolie
Dublin
Franks Corbin
Raid on Banks house leads to arrests on immoral assembly charges
Nicholas M Whyte lieutenant of police with Officers Joyce Hendrickson Sappington Ours Morris and Warner conducted a raid on a First street home early Saturday morning. They arrested Henry Banks Bessie Mickey Lola White and Mr and Mrs Albert Walker all colored on immoral assembly charges. Mayor Frank Moore detained Banks and the two women for further inquiry while releasing Mr and Mrs Warner who testified they did not know the house’s nature and had rented a room to stay the night. Residents had complained of nightly gatherings disturbing neighbors and the mayor issued a warrant for Banks and ordered the raid with the stated results.
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Nicholas M. Whyte
Leutenant
Joyce, Hendrickson
Sappington
Ours
Morris
Warner
First Street
Henry Banks
Bessie Mickey
Lola White
Albert Walker
Frank Moore
Banks
J Perry Thompson from Hiking Wis Visits Today
J Perry Thompson of Hiking Wisconsin is visiting today, according to local notices. The brief item notes a visitor from the town and lacks additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Perry Thompson
Wis
Woodrow Wilson Ends Governors Term in New Jersey
Isoalized Press reports Woodrow Wilson will cease to be governor of New Jersey at noon. He leaves after two years focused on reforms later outlined in his 1911 inauguration address. Reforms include corporate regulation, workers compensation, utility commission expansion, and election integrity measures.
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Trento J
Mar. L
Woodrow Wilson
New Jerey
United States
Wilson
Buble Utlity Commission
Bribariee
Primarion
Admiral Fletelier Denies Battleship Casualty Report
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Fletelier, commander of the American battleship squadron at Vera Cruz, Mexico, refuting a published claim that one person was killed and three injured by an explosion during target practice aboard a battleship yesterday. The message notes injuries, if any, and clarifies the Navy's position as it continues investigations. Mrs Lynn Horner visits Washington for the month with her mother, Meo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Fletelier
Vera Ore
Mexico
Navy Department
Golden Rule to Go Ex Cleveland Policy Debated
A Cleveland police policy debate follows the dismissal trof of Fred Sobler and the shift toward a new approach. The "Golden Rule" policy, championed by a Wells official, faces challenges as crime rises and calls for compassionate, targeted actions intensify amid public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Irobter
Fred Sobler
Cleveland
Hhier
Aumently
Kolner
Aiden
Battle near Janina ends after six hour clash
A detachment of Turkish infantrymen engaged Greek troops near Janina for six hours today and surrendered after 112 Turks were killed along with eight officers. The battlefield bodies were buried on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Janina
Reed children suffer typhoid fever in outing district
Brooks and Neva Reed of 233 Stenley wentie contracted typhoid fever. Friends wish them speedy recovery as session nears. City officials and officers who arrested them plan to testify. Two men accused of street intoxication appeared before the mayor. one jailed, the other held for evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Neva
M. W. Reed
Stenley Wentie
Virginia Prohibition Law Text Appears in Fragmented Draft
The OCR fragment details prohibitions on distilled spirits and absinthe, outlining offense definitions and penalties. It references manufacture, sale, and storage of intoxicants, with penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment, and notes prosecutorial duties and grand jury language.
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