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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1916

Page

3

Young Women Assemble for Clarksbury YWCA Meeting

Miss Nannie Lowe presided at the Masonic temple gathering on Monday night as Clarksbury's Young Women's Christian Association sought national guidance. Mina MacGorkle outlined YWCA ideals while stories from other cities highlighted the movement, and a card survey was planned to shape future activities. A Cumberland marriage license was issued to Joe Alvares and Viola Heckman.

Miss MacCorkle Young Woman’s Christian Association Masonic Temple Young Woman's ‘Christian Association Clarkshoro Nannie Lowe Hamilton Miss Lowe Fin Clarksburg Young Woman's Chistian Association Misa Lowe Clarks Bars Association Mina MacGorkle Ohio Woman'n Christian Association Young Woman's Christian Association Chun Heen Board of Directors Caight Christan Azeo Catherine Flora Cumberland Joe Alvares Oning Viola Heckman

Dublin executions spark editorial for clemency appeal

A Dublin editorial urges clemency for Irish rebels after four more men were shot Monday, amid calls in the House of Commons for mercy as the Dublin military executions are described as an atrocity by the Manchester Guardian.

Loonlon Dublin Manchester Guardlin John Redmond House of Comaions

Wilson's Reply to Germany Note May 1916 Summary

The United States reports a German note of May 4 1916 signaling intent to respect international law and avoid compromising neutrals. It warns against continuous submarine warfare and asserts U S efforts to preserve good relations while preparing for potential action if German conduct harms American rights at sea.

Washington Jansing Gyrard Eri Torelun Adaire United States Aed Stuloe United Sates Uitud

Booze Joints Enjoined by West Virginia Anti Saloon League

Judge Harvey granted injunctions against property owners and liquor sellers in a reform effort led by the West Virginia Anti Saloon League. Indictments against bootleggers exist but no juries yet. plan aims to curb unlicensed sale and enforce court orders through restraining actions on property and rental practices.

Harvey West Virginia

Costly strike ends at Westinghouse plants after gates open

Pittsburg May 10 Electrical workers and shell makers at Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. return to work after a 16 000 worker strike ended when gates opened to allow entry. Company official said workers reemployed with full benefits under the compensation and pension system. The eight hour dispute cost workers over 1 3 million in wages. In London a bishop cites war losses as inspiring a woman to lay a wreath at Nelson's column.

Adsociaran Pittsburg Westinghouse Electric J and Manufacturing Company Provident Ji. M Comepensation London

J A Gould Recovering From Appendicitis Operation

J A Gould, patient at St Mary hospital since January 28 after an appendix operation, has recovered enough to be in a wheelchair and expects to leave the hospital in a few days.

J. A. Gould St. Maryn Hospital

Five Killed In White Star Inez Cymrio Torpedoing

Washington May 1 American Consul Frost at Quikenstown says the White Star Inez Cymrio was torpedoed and sank at 3 am Tuesday. Five crew members died of the explosion among 107 aboard.

Washington White Star Inez Cymrio Safe Department Frost Quikenstown

Many Officers Killed In War Toll Reported

A wartime tally from a German compiled private association notes that since the war began, about 3 000 officers have been lost or reported as wounded or missing. The figures include five generals, sixty two colonels, one hundred four majors, and four hundred forty four captains.

Annociagag Oment Til Atociaion Germany Alxiy Maore

Explosion Wounds Man In Charles Town Home

In Charles Town on May 1 a dynamite charge exploded inside a residence injuring John C. Hines and wrecking the home. Will Meubert, a family member, escaped unharmed while a suspect named Vines was arrested. authorities offered no motive or explanation for the blast.

Uy Andon Aepa Charles Town John C. Hines Hines Will Meubert Vines Arensted

Burglary at Wolf Summit Strikes Mc Burner's General Store

Burglars believed to be a professional gang blew open a rear door at Mc Burner's General Store in Wolf Summit on Tuesday morning. They robbed cash and notes valued in the several hundreds and damaged several safes. Deputy Sheriff Lach Wolfe used bloodhounds from Rani P. Stout to trail the suspects, who remain at large. Also noted were minor local notes on a notary public appointment and a hospital patient resting after surgery.

Thia MC. Burner Wolf Summit Maaney Sheri Lach Wolfe Rani P. Stout Telegrau Doga

West Virginia Readers Endorse Local Remedies in Odd Letter

A garbled feature from Parkersburg Virginia presents readers praising Dr Tenets remedies and a Golden Mindlead Discovery for various ailments. The letters mention family use at home, a belief in tonic effectiveness, and references to specific products and suppliers, including a doctor and a local address.

West Virginia Parkersburg Wort Titan Meron Teree Hultaliy Ny

Ohio Supreme Court Limits Liability on Baggage Checks

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that carriers cannot limit liability by statements on baggage checks. A Toledo to Youngstown mail theft case in Ma Honing County saw Jane Stoinberg awarded $285 after a verdict of $800, with the railroad appealing the ground that the statement on the baggage check capped liability at $100.

Ohio Siupenine Court Toledo Youngatown Jane Stoinberg Mahoning

Talkington In hospital after operation at St Mary's

A well known local figure Talkington Inospital underwent surgery at St Marys hospital Monday evening. He recovered from the ordeal and is reported to be comfortable Tuesday. Friends express hope for a speedy return home.

Gertride Bogress St. Mary's Hospital Mini Stogness A. Talkington Bt. Mary’s Hospital Hoe

Adamston Leader Reports Mayor Emeritus Schutte Hospitalized

Henry M. Schutte former mayor of Adamston underwent an operation at Rt Marys hospital Tuesday morning. He rallied well and is expected to leave soon if recovery continues as hoped. A Barnard College addition funded by Jacob H Schilt celebrates his 15 years in the country, costing about 500000. At a Worchester Massachusetts show makers union meeting, members arrived by their own automobiles.

Henry M. Schutte Adamston Rt. Mary’s Hospital Moening Barnard College Jacob H. Schilt This Worcenter Minas

Patient Kate Houlan Admitted For Nervous Trouble

In Salem Gl TN HoosPrran, Min Kate Houlan of Silom is a patient at St. Mary's hospital. She was admitted Monday evening and was gradually improving Tuesday afternoon. Doctors expect she will recover and possibly leave the hospital in the near future.

Min Kate Houlan Silom St. Mary's Hospital War Itan

Warrant Dismissed in Magia Court Case Against Markort

Albert Markort appeared in Magia lato W. E. Starboy's court Tuesday to face a warrant alleging he threatened to kill his wife. He failed to appear and present the charge, leading to the warrant being dismissed.

Albert Markort Magia Lato W. E. Starboy Het

Dublin uprising toll reported by Asquith in London

In Dublin the regent uprising casualties were 124 killed and 288 wounded with nine missing, in a total count announced by Prime Minister Asquith in London on Tuesday. The figures cover major troops and the Royal Irish Constabulary.

London Dublin Ty’roopn Royal Irish Constabulary Jemier Asquith

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