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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
2
The Grafton Elks announce a Wednesday program with speeches, a marathon and hurdle race, billiards, a boxing tournament, and a 100 yard dash. City residents, including many parents, will attend as city schools display student drawings, penmanship, maps, manuscripts, and other work showing high ability and efficiency.
Fragmentary citation mentions Tyl-thd Sands of the Desert and a phrase about Gola. Details are unclear and no coherent event or persons are fully readable. The record preserves the fragmentary reference without clear dates places or actions.
SeGuat court records show Gertrude A Pritchard suit against Jasper St Kyte and others dismissed or settled. Alexander J R Watsons case against Willif Corwin ended non suit for 8000 commission on timber land in Randolph county. Pearlman Company won 2500 against Arthur Hall and others. Linville guardian seeks authority to lease Mary D Hellacks oil and gas interests. Hellack suit against James B Moore proceeds with indictment and trial for a twenty square pole claim at Wallace Is.
The Aid Society of the Adamston Methodist Episcopal Church presents a literary program led by Mrs. Harold Gabriel at the Adamston School Auditorium on Tuesday evening May 27 at seven o clock. Admission is ten cents for all over six years. no child under six may attend without a parent. The program features recitations by John Kirkpatrick Annette McFarlin a piano duet By Moonlight performed by Louise Britton and Blanche Price songs and further readings including Forget Me Now and You Change It for a Boy with performers Six Heights and Raymond Greathouse.
Reported today by the Senate committee on Education and Labor as nearly ready for final disposition. Mr Kern and supporters are confident the resolution will pass when the Senate convenes and considers the measure.
In Boston on May 26 the defense showed record evidence that Frederick Du Atteaux, recipient of American Woolen Company checks, was legitimately employed and not a co conspirator with President William M Wood and D J Collins in planting dynamite at Lawrence during the textile strike.
In Port Wayne Indiana on May 26 David and Benjamin Rosenburg pleaded guilty when brought to trial on arson charges tied to the burning of their stores. The pleas were accepted by the prosecutor on condition they aid in prosecution of a wider arson ring operating in the central West.
Mrs James Marshall, her son and daughter were burned to death when a kerosene can exploded while kindling a fire at their Little Hocking home near Parkersburg. Three other children were severely burned in the incident reported by Associated Press on May 26.
Emma Pankhurst, famed suffragist leader, was rearrested as she left the house where she had been staying after her release from jail on April 12 due to a hunger strike related health condition. She remains a central figure in the suffrage movement with ongoing tensions between protestors and authorities.
Joseph Coone and Frank Muderal, Italians of Haywood, were arrested Monday morning by Constable Benjamin F. Harbert and jailed on a charge of carrying deadly weapons. They waived examination before Justice Jackson J. Carter and posted bonds of $300 each to appear first Tuesday afternoon at 36 o'clock, then were released. Disraeli's Marriage Doctrine is discussed in Contemporacy Review.
Salvatore Bitont of Clarksburg Harrison County West Virginia will apply to the Circuit Court of Harrison County on May 27 1913 at 9 o clock am or as soon thereafter as heard at the county courthouse for a state Moenau to carry a revolver.
Notice to Unknown Owner that a sewer crossing the Short Line Railroad right of way opposite Chestnut and Malberry Street in Clarkeburg is broken and unsanitary. If not repaired and nuisance abated within two days, the sewer will be cemented and May 1st. Dated this 21st day of May.
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