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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
13
Real estate ad for Stealey Heights offers elect rooms bath basement free well water and good barn on Lot 49 by 120 feet. Property described as splendid and handy to car line and paved streets. Price 34 750 on terms.
Notice of dissolution of Hartland Company a West Virginia corporation. Stockholders meeting held May 25 13 by J F Schaffner president EG Scott secretary two thirds of stock present unanimous vote to discontinue business surrender corporate franchise convert assets and cash obligations and distribute proceeds. Publication to four weekly issues in General Circulation newspaper. Welch & Fuller ton druggists to distribute notice citywide.
Outings to Martinsville Indiana and visits by Robert Shreve of Clarksburg to his father Joshua. Mrs Edna Batniett and son Orpha visit Dora Morrow in Philippi. Floyd Willis of Grafton makes a business trip. Mrs Susan McDonald returns from Oklahoma City with daughter Mrs Cyrus Webb. Mrs Charles Davidson ill. Mrs Parsons of New York visits sister Mrs E V Osgenkey. S Faris and daughter Miss Mary Faris return from Philadelphia. Miss Hester Golden convalescing after illness.
A private three day vegetable extract regimen offered in a luxurious residence under trained physicians. No injections, meals delivered to rooms on individual trays. Envelopes discreetly hold booklets describing the treatment and privacy.
In Pittsburg on May 22 reports say the window glass trade shows a firmer tone with noticeable buying. Builders and dealers anticipate summer demand and a return to steadier production as building activity and permits rise in several cities. A separate incident describes a corrosive attack on Viola Holmes near West Main Street, with police investigating a mysterious black dressed assailant connected to the case.
Mack Smith and Jens Cochram await two hearings before Mayor G. H. Gordon in police court at 7 tonight on a charge of assembling for a Friday meeting. The raid was led by Lieutenants Nicholas M White and Joyce. A woman rented a room in the raided house and Smith was said to be in Lena's room when entered.
One tank of the Pitsburg Plate Glass Company plant at Norwood will be completed late this month. It will be fired on June 2 for an experimental purpose, and if satisfactory the remaining tanks will be built similarly.
William Davis aged 14, son of B. S. Davis the Harrison county infirmary operator now farming in Wason county, underwent a tonsil removal at St Marys hospital. The operation aimed to ease throat trouble and prevent recurrence. He is doing nicely and will stay a few days before returning home with his father.
Manuel and Florentine Roderizuez and Aurelio, Spanish workmen, were arrested at Zeising 25 for burglary and theft of 325 dollars. Magistrate R Edward Kidd remanded them to jail in default of bond pending grand jury action. Also, Miss Abbie Alderson of Alderson died in Richmond after an operation.
Fragmentary text shows jurors offer no public remarks beyond noting that further comments will be reserved for the jury room, indicating a quiet proceeding and limited outside explanation.
William Xl Ivins of counsel for William Barnes announced an appeal from the Syracuse jury verdict in favor of Theodore Roosevelt in the libel suit Barnes filed against the former president. Barnes said the accusations of collusion with Tammany Hall or Democratic agencies were absolutely false.
Salem May 22 recap notes the commencement week program closing with a speech by Dr. R Al Armstrong of West Virginia University titled The Sesame of Success, diploma presentations to 29 graduates by ML Campbell, and remarks by city superintendent M H VanHorn on school conditions and next year’s plan.
The Department of West Virginia GAR elected officers including Commander Charles T Reed of Wheeling and Senior Vice Commander J T Piatt of Parkersburg. Other posts list adjutant general Jacob Honaker of Wheeling, medical director J H Brown Held of Fairmont, and delegates to the Washington encampment.
Frank Alverez transfers part interest to Ramon Fernandez in two sets. Gras selli J M Ritter sells to Corbett and Ward one half oil and gas interest in 110 acres. Grass Run East Salem Development Company to Alliance Window Glass Company. Minnie K Hernor and Jennie F Nay parcels Timber Port and Mary M McCarty to Ida E Riddle one lot Johnson Heights. Amy Johnson to C J Frum one lot Adamston Clerkshore Board of Trade Land Company to Frank E Highland and others to H M Gore and CB Highland one lot Norwreed Burton D White and others to Pearl A Trson one lot White addition near our T J Devine and others to Lucy M McGee one lot Grasselli addition A R Taylor and others to EB Connell part of lot Stealey Heights.
Francis Joseph reportedly refuses to accept his resignation, maintaining his position amid ongoing questions about leadership and authority within the organization. The development shifts the balance of power as allies gauge the implications for policy and governance.
london May 22 official news says French and British forces advancing on the southern Gallipoli peninsula have consolidated new positions after a May 19 push. Allied aircraft bombed Turkish reinforcements landing at Ak Bashi, inflicting heavy losses, while Ottoman assaults on the Australian and New Zealand corps on May 18 and 19 were repelled with substantial casualties.
German army dispatch reports British and French assaults repulsed southwest of Neuve Chapelle and on the Lorette heights where English troops were captured. Fighting continues southwest of Lille and in the Argonne with mines and gas mentions. Two hundred Russians taken prisoner at Sharif in Rome province. No changes in the southeast theater.
Barriage licenses issued to William F. Holbert and Clarice Youns and Al Thomas and Mary Smith. Mrs. William G Osborn is ill at home on West Main Street with a cold that may develop into pneumonia.
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