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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1911

Page

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Supreme Court Overturns Labor Contempt Sentences

The Supreme Court vacated contempt sentences for Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, and Frank Morrison in the Buck Stove case, sending the matter back for dismissal and allowing civil actions against labor leaders to proceed. The decision followed long labor disputes between unions and the Buck’s Stove Company in St Louis.

Waetengton D.C Imdinpoindioy Supreme Ser Columbis Supreme Court of United States Gompers John Mitchell Miirevich Ofrican En Supreme P Ap- Hu Golumna Supreme Court of the Focal Courts Buck*s Stove Ani Company Geapers Fe of Labor Auestion WhelPederstion Teadure District of Columbia Juck Wees District Supreme Court Gom Mitchell Morrison Justion Wright Gonipers Your Dall Gine Mantha Sun Court United Sintoy Mirage Graiiders Gompara

Mt. Clare men freed after no show in court

Rocco and Antonio Homano of Mt. Clare, jailed on a charge of shooting a Ptatian, were taken to Justice Samuel W. Gorfied's court but no one appeared against them and they were released. The wounded man had returned to Italy.

Rocco Antonio Homano Tiajans Mt. Clare Samuel W. Gorfied Italy

Fire destroys furniture in second street home blaze

A Sunday 3:30 am fire on the third floor of a Sun Day residence woke Guy Tee who found Curtis Tee nearly overcome by flames and smoke. The fire ruined most furniture in Curtis's room. An alarm routed to the Grey department by mistake arrived too late, the fire being extinguished with water and blankets.

Guy Son L. B. Tee Second Street Curtis Grey Department

Death of Mr Lawson, Harrison County farmer

Mr Lawson aged 30, native of Harrison county, died Sunday at 9 50 am at his home on South Chestnut street after a paralytic stroke. Survived by brother Henry T Lawson of Athens, three sisters Hannah Ferris Rachel Kennedy Rebecca Parks, two sons J C Lawson Auburn and B W Lawson Kansas City, and two daughters R M Marple and A A Gather. Funeral services at home Wednesday 8 pm, body to Greenvalley Thursday for Methodist Protestant church service and burial in church cemetery.

Theopwiis Henry T. Lawson Athens Tate Hanah Ferris Rachel Kennedy Rebecca Parks J. C. Lawson Auburn B. W. Laws Kansas City R. M. Marple A. A. Gather Greenvalley He Church

Two Die In Kingwood Fire Incidents

May 13 Kingwood reports two violent deaths from fire. Edith Graham, 26, an Army housing employee, burned when her clothing caught fire in the kitchen. Oxeda, five, daughter of Daniel and Martha Sell near Stephen, had a scarf ignite from brush fire and died from burns.

Kingwood Ire Edith Graham Army House

County Court Hears Bridge Case At Fair Grounds

The county court met on Monday to reevaluate plans for a bridge at the old fair grounds site but made no definite ruling.

Penston Wridge Fair Grounds

Child Dies at Six Weeks in Grassel Family

Anita Barlone six weeks old daughter of Thomas Barlone Grassel died Monday from convulatori. Services set for Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock at the house. obit fragment notes crematory context and ritual follow up.

Anita Thomas Barlone Grassel

Forest fires ravage Laurel Mountain near Kerens Randolph County

One person perishes in the Laurel Mountain fires near Kerens in Randolph County. Fires on the eastern slope threaten fencing timber and farms. a western blaze near Weaver and another near Kingsville have caused extensive damage. Milton Gregory died at Rock Springs Upshur County in the fires. overall losses include timber, yards, and buildings obscured by smoke.

Belington W. Va Laurel Hmm Mountain Kerens Rendolph Elkins Weaver Ental Kingsville Coal & Coke Coattan Milton Gregory Rock Springs Upshur Nfe Ft Dove

West Virginia Wheat Costs and Farm Values in 1909

The Department of Agriculture reports West Virginia’s 1909 wheat cost per bushel at 72 cents, 93 cents including rent. Per acre costs average $10 42 without rent and $13 49 with rent, while per bushel value is $1 08 and per acre value $15 62. By‑products yield $1 21 per acre. land value equals $98 91 and rental value 7 9 percent of land value. Data drawn from 144 farmer reports, placing WV twenty ninth in crop values, with farm crops valued at $19 893 000 in 1910 up from $18 450 000 in 1899, advancing past Maryland.

Washington West Virginia Department of Agriculture Maryland

Local Names Hidden in Shuffled OCR Snippet

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions individuals J. Hickman, Guy Vanes, and Jommerville among city residents. The text is garbled and provides no clear event, place, or date.

Hickman Guy Vanes Sommerville Jommerville Krowr Young Nan

Taft Attends March Events in Washington

Fragmentary text notes Taft attending events in Washington with references to March and attendance, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Apartment Complex Nears Completion in Slum Beat Area

Fragmentary text notes Mr C D JoRain Mereshing stating completion and occupancy in about a week. Piero referenced with multiple rooms per apartment and private baths. Mentions gas electricity modern conveniences and updated plumbing in a new apartment project.

C.D. JoRain Mereshing Piero Malis

Sunday Fishing Fines Stir Local Court

Willan OComery, a negro, was fined 10 dollars by Justice Samuel W. Gordon for fishing from Elke creek near Yulet Dell Sindey, in violation of state game laws. He paid and was released. Two others, one white and one colored, were arrested for fishing in the same area and released on their own recognizances to appear Monday evening at 7:30.

Willan Ocomery Samuel W. Gordon Elke Creek Yulet Dell Sindey Cass Geme

Stabbing Near Hutchinson Mine Shocks Mt Clare

In Mt Clare an affray after nightfall left John Petolets and Steve Solegeres wounded by Tom Urnek who said he acted in self defense. Petolets suffered shoulder and neck wounds while Solegeres endured a severe arm slash and heavy blood loss. Four hours of care were needed to sew wounds. No arrests reported.

MT. Clare Hutchinson Cast John Petolets Steve Solegeres Tom Urnek Porolites Selegeres Sologeres

Rumored uprising sparks mass flee from Wongkong region

On May 15 in Wongkong, reports describe rumors of a planned revolutionary uprising in Clinton and nearby districts. European residents are said to be evacuating in large numbers with tens of thousands fleeing the distressed area amid widespread alarm.

Wongkong Cinton

Man Struck By Train In Point Marion Injury Report

Poorly legible incident states Charles Boor was struck by a train at Point Marion on Saturday night. He suffered severe injuries including possible chest and head trauma. condition not fully clear from OCR.

Morgantown Charles Boor Point Marion Pau Maar Bet

Deeds by West Virginia Officers Echo Spanish War Roles

West Virginia is prominent along the Mexican border as officers from the state undertake planning at the War College for potential intervention. Captain Julien E B Gaujot, from Williamson, and Captain Andrew S Rowan, from Welch, both West Virginians who carried messages in the Spanish War, are cited as parallels to current events. The American consul in Laredo is Dr. Alonzo B. Garrett of Wayne County.

Washington West Virginia Julien EB. Gaujot Spain Williamson Mingo County Andrew S. Rowan Garcia Laredo Mexico Alonzo B. Garrett Wayne County Merly War Department Army War College Critain William H. Waldron Welch McDowell County War College Wall Dron

Consecration of the Nations at Italian Society Service

A Sunday ceremony at 243 East Pike Street marked the consecration of the nations by the Italian Society of the Duke of Abruzzi. Rev P M Schoenen presided with Col Joseph Fucey Antonio Arens and Consul Caldara among speakers. A large parade followed with about 260 attendees including Will Morris and W B Osborn.

Italy America Duke of Abruzzi East Pike Street S. and H P. M. Sehoenen Joseph Fucey Weston G. D. Caldars Fairmont Antonio Arens Fucey Caldera Fuccy Engifeh Will E. Morris Sueste Une Amomg Ware Morris W. B. Osborn

Grand Jury Focuses on Legislative Bribery Probe

In Columbus on May 15 the grand jury reconvened for a continuation of its investigation into legislative bribery. The week is expected to be devoted to the inquiry and its prospects.

Columbus

Incendiary Fire Destroys Part of Hotel Building

A section of the People’s hotel, moved by John R. Hickman to Water and Western, burned at 2 80 o’clock this morning after a passerby headed to an early train raised the alarm. The ice department extinguished the fire quickly. Inner frame work not yet fastened was damaged, walls and ceiling suffered. loss estimated at about $10. The blaze is suspected to be incendiary.

People’s Hotel John R. Hickman Ice Department Joan Ben

Fines Paid After Drunkenness Case City Court Terms

Mayor Frank R Moore presided at a morning session where a man paid 33 and costs for drunkenness in the street. Four others paid equal sums and were released. John Elliott faced fighting charges on Pike Street and was found not guilty. A cash bond of 1 was forfeited for William Thornburg, who was arrested with Elliott for fighting.

Frnk R Moore John Elliott Pike Street William Thornburg B Elliott

Nye trial delayed as murder case takes court focus

Indications arise that Representative George Nye’s bribery trial will not begin as scheduled this week. A murder trial is now before the court, potentially delaying the bribery proceedings further.

Colitmais George Nye

Dispute Over Well Casing Leads to Court Action

A suit began before Justice G H Gordon over a mispositioned oil well casing. H H Broadwater removed forty six feet of casing from a Northview well drilled by G T Dufour, valued at 575. Dufour swore out a warrant but both men settled before trial, agreeing to pay costs.

G. H. Gordon H. H. Broadwater Northview G. T Dufour Mr. Dufour

Lecturer Arrives for Talk on Object of Belief

A lecturer from Oni fond California named Fiona Dr. 7 will deliver a talk at the event discussing the object of belief and its significance. The arrival confirmation notes the purpose of the visit and the planned discussion.

Fiona Onifond Calif Jan .Belence

Nonsensical Late Day Message From Federal Peace Commissioner

A garbled telegram narrative references a federal peace commissioner and President, noting instructions to proceed with certain passages and propositions. The text contains incoherent fragments about a possible reaction and later defatta, with tags indicating El Ras Texas Mar Carbeja and references to Hernandez and a president.

EL Ras Tex Mar Carbeja Sioner Hernandez

Court deals in several west Virginia cases and sales

The court addressed multiple actions including Cam en Sommers versus West Virginia Fair Association with a sale decree and a judgment for 433. The case against A. Pratt involved a judgment for 433 plus fees. Demurrers were entered in Fred Gmyte suit and in James W. Ford versus Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Other actions include Southern Pine Lumber Company against Andrew and Jo Watson and Curtis W. Davis versus Otary Hh Sider.

South Penn Cam Sommers West Virginia Senat Charteau Uhak Dye Ognitar BM Co Lyons Fred Gmyte Gt Ware M. Cellingham Southern Pine Lumber Company Agenat Andrew Jo Watson Wes Bela Edmund Futtro Ccal James W. Ford Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

New Goal Road Promoter Plans Rail Access in Inland Town

A fragmented report outlines promoter Bodie and associates proposing rail access near Ree Martineville and nearby towns. The plan mentions Pa. 15 and river routes with development aims for the town center and potential station sites.

Aimiot Bodie Sasimmeville le Hoee Arranetag Ici Railrnad Town Therotile Rivera

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