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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1914

Page

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Hope For The Negro Amid Smiles At Presbyterian Assembly

The Presbyterian General Assembly in Chicago heard Rev. John M. Stinson of Philadelphia say there is hope for anyone who can smile and that the Negro has not forgotten how. The assembly endorsed reform efforts by the Anti-Saloon League, National Temperance Union, and Women's Christian Temperance Union and noted $4247.00 spent that year by the Freedman’s Board, up $34,000 from the prior year.

Chicago John M. Tinston Philadelphia Presbyterian Church United States Freadman H. ¥. stoClel Dand Clarksburg W. Va National Temperance Union Women's Christian Tewiperstice Union Contless Alexander McClelland Freadman's Board

Local Marriage Licenses Listing

Marriage licenses issued include Merriage Mecums with Marshal M. Vanecoy and Adlay L. Swick hartes Waltney and Adulaloe Lattole. Also listed are Car Garrett and Ethel Tayloe with Evert W. Murphy and Ruth Myer.

Merriage Marshal M. Vanecoy aDiay L. Swick Hartes Waltney Adulaloe Lattole Car, Garrett Ethel Tayloe Evert W. Murphy Ruth Myer

Shackleton to launch Arctic test expedition in Norway

Sir Ernest Shackleton plans a preliminary Arctic trial in Norwegian glaciers to test rations and gear for a future Antarctic crossing. The Endurance, longer than Nimrod, will be fitted for Norway. Aurora to Ross Sea, with dogs and polar equipment readied for August departures from England and Hobart.

London Ernest Shackleton Glaciera Norway Antargt Ernest Hoyi Army “Medical Corps Bhacklothe Endureance Barkantine Tha ‘Pathirasce South Shetland Dee

Great strategic ship sinks barges in New York harbor

The Vaterland maiden voyage vessel backed from its berth and steamed into Hudson currents. It collided with two coal barges each loaded with 500 tons of coal and sank them both. No lives were reported harmed though barges and pier structures sustained damage.

New York Vaterland Hudson Piera Morgan

Pete Fleming Welcomed Back by Shinnston Friends

Pete Fleming son of the late ex sheriff John A Fleming returned from Mexico to Shinnston for a cordial welcome after several years away. Harvey Fleming of Clarksburg and numerous friends and relatives gathered to greet him. The text notes Harvey Fleming’s serious illness and well wishes for his recovery as well as the Milans and J D McReynolds moving back to Mulberry Street.

Shinnston

Decoration Day Order Sets 1914 Observance Details

An official order from Castar Post No 8 and Custer Post No 8 directs a Decoration Day program for May 20 at 1 PM starting at the courthouse. The procession goes to Old Fellows cemetery with visits to other cemeteries. donations of mowers are requested. A memorial sermon is planned May 11 at the Methodist Episcopal church.

Castar Post Grand Army of the Republic Custer Post Starkeburg Sons of Vet Brand Court House Old Fellows Jacob McSwirtz Gof Methodist Episcopal Church Pike and Second Strects M.S. Riley H. Haymond

Theater Panic In Connellsville Fire Erupts In Booth

A blaze in a moving picture theater in Connellsville Pennsylvania on May 25 caused a panic as about two hundred patrons fled. Fire was confined to the booth and the crowd exited safely after the two men managed to restore order and keep the fire from spreading.

Connellsville

Sweethearts Slayer Jumps to His Death

Lisle Moyti Rosedenthal Barr, a traveling performer, killed his sweetheart Purchen Bentley during a struggle three miles from Lisle last Saturday night. After two drug-assisted suicide attempts, he jumped from a moving train, again failed, and later killed himself beside her body in Aurora, where he bought poison and tried again.

Lisle Moyti Rosinald A. Barr Purchen Bentley Wuiletde Inn Misa Bartley Aurora Agin Aurarn

Compromise talks on antitrust bill under Clayton measure

In Washington on May 26 Representatives Webs Carlin and Lloyd conferred with President Wilson about the Grayson antitrust bill. Indor organizations press for absolute exemption from the act while the committee shows reluctance to concede but hints at a possible compromise if the Clayton measure remains largely intact.

Washington, D.C Webs Mouse Judiciary Committee Carlin Lloyd Wilson Lily Indor

Washington county highway work rallies thousands for Good Roads Day

Ten thousand men toil on 2100 miles of Washington county roads as volunteers respond to a Good Roads Day call. Participants include professionals, merchants, manufacturers, and 600 students from Washington and Jefferson College and local high schools.

Washington, Pa Washington County

Postponement of New Haven Hearings in Financial Inquiry

Interstate Commerce Commission delayed testimony on New Haven financial affairs until June 9 to allow special examiners to review the books of J P Morgan & Co and personal papers of Tate J P Morgan and William J Harrie of Atlanta. Durand had not resigned as chief of the Bau, and Harris, a Georgia Democrat, remains a prominent party figure.

Washington Interstate Contrérca Commission On Financial New Haven J.P. Morgan Abt Tate J.P. Morgan William J. Harrie Atlanta Georgia E. Dana Durand Bau Ceneus Read Demos Erate Harris x South Imi

Roosevelt to speak on South American expedition tonight

Col. Theodore Roosevelt will address the National Geographic Society in Washington to recount the Roosevelt South American expedition. He will compare its scientific value to the African journey and discuss the route through Brazil, Argentina, and Chile, including a brief reply to Monro Doctrine criticism in Santiago. He last spoke to the society in November 1940 on his African trip.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt National Geographical Society South America United States Spain Gol. Roosevelt Amazon Valley Brazil Argentina Chill Santisago de Chill Col. Raosevelve Monrou Cailing Gol. Toosavelt Society Gilbert H. Grosvernor Ila Warblirton

May 6 Meeting Aims to Settle Xanawha Coal Strike Tensions

Charleston reports the joint committee of Xanawha coal mine timers and operators aims for a final compromise today. Leaders indicated no strike will be used before a potential marriage to Vincent Astor but warned a strike could follow if talks fail.

Toy Abpcar En Charleston Ale Xanawha Coal and

Farm Prices For Beef Cattle Higher In April 1913 Report

Department of Agriculture figures show beef cattle prices up about three percent from 1913 on April 15 with state variances. Cattle averaged 6.29 per hundred, up 21 cents, while hog prices at producers averaged 7.80 per hundred, down 14 cents from a year earlier. Michigan Iowa Missouri and Kansas held steady. Wisconsin fell 30 cents. Alabama Georgia and Mississippi posted the lowest state averages. Top highs appeared in Rhode Island New Hampshire New Jersey with Pennsylvania and West Virginia near midpoints. South Dakota led in a game-like regional comparison.

Washington D.C Department of Agriculture Michigan Iowa Missouri Kansas Wisconsin Alabama Georgia Mississippi Rhode Island New Hampshiia New Jersey Pennsylvania Towa West Virginia South Dakota Ohio New England South Texas Oklahoma

London court sentences women vandals after suffrage raids

In London the day’s sessions dealt with women vandals linked to suffrage protests at the National Gallery and Royal Academy. Several window smashers received four to six months’ imprisonment, with many protesters declining to reveal their names. A collapsed defendant required assistance entering the court.

Wnt London Ure Antionval Gallery Royal Academy West Ame Gandala

Fatal shooting at Hite store shocks Pittsburg town

Samuel Veredics, a Rusian, entered the Hite store operated by Mrs. Pauling Kautmart in Pittsburg and shot her five times before killing himself. Mrs. Kautmart, though wounded, is expected to recover.

Pittsburg Samuel Veredics Hite Pauling Kautfmart Kauttmart Bla Sult Will Revaver

Class Day Exercises at Central School Tomorrow

Clams Day exercises scheduled in the Central school building tomorrow at 2:30 PM. Program features music and presentations. The program is extended to students and patrons of the school for attendance.

Conflagration Damages Cleveland Lumber Yard District

A May 24 blaze in Cleveland caused a $1.4 million in damage to the lumber yard district along the Cuyahoga River. One man died in the fire and a central viaduct and nickel plate bridge were damaged, leaving a 200 foot section out of service for weeks. Three others injured will recover. An unknown man leaped from the viaduct into the river center and was incinerated.

Cleveland Cuyahoga River

Borah Outlines Progressive Republican Revival in Detroit Speech

Senator William J. Borah, speaking at a Michigan Republican conference in Detroit, declared the party is returning to its progressive roots. He urged uniting former third-party voters with Republicans to rebuild a strong, militant, reform-minded party equal to future challenges.

Pirofa Facta Teures Republica Party Ustt Republican Powary Hariin Ealderun Jaselmy Lincoln Coimimon Ronerty Bia Biomed Lg Republic

Collie Sightings Help Resolve Bay of Quinte Tragedy

In North Bay Ontario on May 26 a collie led authorities to a drowned log accident scene. The dog reportedly tracked to the creek where three bodies were recovered, identified as Montague Mansbridge, his wife and child. A search for Mr Mansbridge’s body continues as authorities piece together the Victoria Day tragedy.

North Bay Ont Coliié Monti Authuc Mansbridge Tea Childres Mansbrides Tun Childre Elebrs Victoria

Mrs Wilazier Ian Mire Lam funeral notice

Mrs Wilazier Ian Mire Lam died at home in Oxtilain Pe. The funeral will be at Lamurrow with burial at an Oaklump come.

Mrs, Wilazier Ian Gurksturr Oxtilain

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