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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
10
A Pin- Inel's barn auction offers any desired horse lots at the Plemingsburg Horse Co sale on Saturday May 24 at 2 PM. Buyers may inspect catalog and place bids as horses go under the hammer in Plemingsburg.
A jumble of names shows visitors and local businessmen in the city. Beall from Fairmont O’Neil and Burl from Mannington, V Bricalana from Fairmont, Arnold, Elkins, Turner from Mannington, and Inghram from Salem attend to affairs. Smith of Salem and Prof Nott from Parkersburg teach and visit. Lamberd returns from Baltimore relatives trip. Benet, former Gilmer prosecutor, is in town on business.
Miles Slevin, a youth, received a ten day sentence in the county jail after defaulting on a fine at a hearing before Magistrate T. G. Nicewarner. Martin Dorkina and Michael Han Ishnat were fined one dollar and costs each for drunken and disorderly behavior at the local railroad station, paid, and released. J A Campbell, railroad police captain, prosecuted all three cases.
In London on May 20 a protester hurled a brick at Reginald McKenna's doorway as advocates of free speech rally outside the Home Office. The assailant was arrested amid cries of vote for free speech.
The Senne high school is described as having forty two members with twenty four girls and eighteen boys. The graduating class at Water Street High School colored consists of one boy and one girl.
A nine room house with bath and basement stands on Clay Street. The frame dwelling features a slate roof and sits on a 45 by 84 foot lot with alley access.
In police court this morning Mayor Will H. Cole fined two men $4.60 each for street drunkenness after they paid 44 cents and $1.14 respectively, both leaving the city. Eva Dewey and Luke Jackson, colored women arrested for street drunkenness, were deported within two days.
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