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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1916

Page

3

Clarksburg Club Notices and Local Society Events

Members of the Clarksburg Business Men's Club attended the regular monthly meeting at the Waldo hotel. West Virginia Christian Missionary Society elected officers with J Tamway as president and multiple vice presidents from Parkersburg Huntington Bethany and Cam Ron. A convention site vote favored Bethany Beckley Fairmont Princeton and others. The Hammond Methodist Episcopal church will hold a cream social at Charles Nutters warehouse Industrial. Miss Constance McCorkle spoke on the international scope of the Young People's Christian Association and the need for global involvement, citing John R. Mott.

Clarksburg Ladies' Aid Society Hammond Methodist — Episcopal Church Industrial Charles Nutter Cor Stdenta McCorkle Rotary Young Woman’s Chrivilam Association Waahington Try Ing High School Thai Chapel Exarchees Amina McCorkle Hon Young Men's Christian Associat Ile Thy High Achor John R. Mott New York Tryat Princeton University United States Ching Young Men's Christian Association Miss McCorkle

That Thread Feeling and Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad

An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood medicine that relieves a spring malaise described as a tired feeling and low vitality. It promises renewed health, strength, cheerfulness, and appetite by cleansing the blood and creating richer red blood. The copy cites fifty years of trust and urges readers to ask their druggist for Hood's Sarsaparilla.

Aki Mood

Young Woman's Christian Association Campaign Opens

The article notes a push by Clarkburg and Washington Irving High School groups to join the Young Woman's Christian Association budget drive starting May 29. It mentions invitations for the Class of 1916 at Washington Irving High School and cites Miss Ruth Kemper visiting Salem, planning studies with Theodore Spleritz, Philharmonic conductor in New York.

Fan's Christian Association Ake Asd Xitin Clarkapurg Yous Woman’s Christian Association Young Woman's / Christian Association Kewper Ruth Kemper TF. Kemper Salem Sheridan FL Griffin Tatter West Main Street Miss Kemper Inome Theodore Spleritx Philharmonic Orchestra Sooiety New York

Longus Ashut Stanley Bulack Arrested on Assault Charge

Stanley Bulack of Tin Plate addition was arrested Thursday evening by Constable R. J. Bartlett on a warrant from Esla Matthews, charged with felonious assault. He posted bond in Magistrate J. W. Carter's court to appear for a hearing next Thursday at 10. Matthews says Bulack attacked him with a club en route to the city on Friday May 12, injuring him. Bulack denies the charges and says he was not in the city at the time.

Stanley Bulack Tin Plate R. J. Bartlett Esla Matthews Bulack J. W. Carter Matthews Bolack Win

Campaign expense reports filed with county clerk

Campaign expense accounts were filed late Thursday and Friday afternoon listing payments to several county figures. Democrats include John Biers for clerk district and Wirt Stout for justice of the peace. Carl Neff for Fifth ward committeeman. Cornelius C. Davis for prosecuting attorney. John Batten for peace of Grant district. Republican Carl Johnson paid for Coal district justice of the peace. totals include 43.903 for Johnson and 40.50 for Davis.

John Biers Clark Wirt Stout Grant Carl W. Neff Fifth Carl B. Johnson Coal Cornelius C. Davis

Rioters Face Nine in Pittsburg Riot Case in Braddock

Seen to nine persons accused of rioting in connection with the Braddock attack on the Edgar Thompson plant of Carnegie Steel on May 2 faced Judge Abbot Reid in criminal court here Friday. Three reportedly pleaded no defense, to be called by the state as witnesses. District Attorney R. H. Jackson led the prosecution with others including Frank A. Mulholland and C. D. Merrick. The mob leader Fred Merrick’s father was among the defense. Fury was expected to be chosen before adjournment Friday.

Pittsburg Edgar ‘Thompson Carnegie Steel Company Braddock Abbot Reid R. H. Jackson White The Dotenia Frank A. Mulholland Toledo American Eperation of Labor C.D. Merrick Parkersburg W. Va Fred Merrick

Symbol of Health in Ancient Greek Teachings Advertised

Fragmented OCR notes describe Pythagorean health ideas and a modern remedy package. It mentions the five pointed star as a health symbol and promotes Chamberlain's tablets for indigestion and constipation with quick relief claims.

Pythagoriaum Greece Ass Baden Chemberlain Nou

Socialist Leaders Urge Workingmen to Support Robinson in West Virginia

West Virginia socialist leaders urge workers to back Judge Robinson as governor to resist military despotism and corporate control. They praise justice and democracy, condemn Lilly, and cite a 1916 primary law limiting worker candidates. The statement calls workers to vote for Robinson to defend labor rights and civil liberties.

Workingmen Charlreton Virginia Ce G. Gemth Williams Kasawha County Lnaned Trace Rahlneon Lilly Robinson Palat Creek Sia Renera Alberty Toulgne Aupremy Court West Virginia Glasscook Thin Mate J . Robinson West Bcond Ogr Willane Charnot Mme Clon Pho Roplusch Vtanda II Aden Justis William T Doltovo Wost Thyarthy Ikoblneon

Disorder at United Mine Workers meeting ends in hymn

Angered delegates in Pittsburgh confront secretary Robert Woods over a New York scale. A crowd blocks, jostles, and threatens to continue the boycott without officials. Min Avaford prevents violence by leading a hymn as the tumult subsides. Delegates, representing 50,000 striking miners, resume meetings.

Woods Mian Lina Atuford Naw

Wilgon May Soon Take Peace Steps

Washington May 27 President Wilson weighing the prospect of peace talks with the warring nations. An authoritative source says the president may move informally to discuss peace in Europe, though no formal offer is anticipated immediately. The aim is to avoid continued bloodshed while awaiting a possible broader settlement.

Wilgon Annediaren Rmtae Washington Kresident Wilaot Aerous Europe Toma

Thaw Downed Fokker Over Verdun In Air Combat

Lieutenant William Thaw of Pittsburg, serving with the Franco American air corps, downed a Fokker near Verdun on Thursday. He is cited for repeated exploits in the air and was wounded slightly in the leg during the combat while driving down the German machine. Earlier he downed a German aeroplane on April 11 and was proposed for a citation on May 21 for a similar action.

Cap tain Boyed Agaly In New York Police Inquiry

Testimony at a John Doe inquiry into wire tapping reveals Detective William J. Buran reported a former agent of Captain Dogved recalled a German naval attack and allegedly involved in shipment of munitions to Mexico. Martin Boxen of J P Morewen & Company testified about the remarks and connections to the case.

New York Martin Bxen J.P Morewen and Company Hriday John Doe William J. Buran Hed Forsmer Dogved Mexico

Prison Bride of Sinn Fein Chief

Fragmentary OCR reads about a young woman previously Mer Grace Gifford, reportedly married a Sinn Fein leader. The garbled text references Ireland, a font, and forbidden sharing of something related to the affair.

Sinn Fein Yong Mer Grace Gifford Miarsied

Food riot at Freskfort on the Mals wounds eighteen women

London May 27. A riot between police and food rioters at Freskfort on the Mals injured eighteen women. The disturbance began after a shortage at the local butcher. About three hundred men joined in, marching through the street with black famine banners and singing.

Uy Apwodiayea Rama London

$100 Reward for Reeve Abber Pursuit

Fragmentary notice offers a $100 reward for information on the disappearance of Reeve Abber. Text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations. No additional verifiable details present.

Peace Talk Plans Speech Before League in Washington

President Wilson, aged and frail, intends to address the League of Nations on Saturday night about efforts toward a permanent peace. He is expected to focus on immediate postwar conditions and the broader outlook for international harmony.

Washington Wilson Bia League Materna Peace Thorn Pance Bode

Band 18 Engaged for Berora Day Exercises at Norwood

A band of forty will perform at a Berora Day ceremony in Norwood next Tuesday. Former United States Senator Burton of Ohio and other distinguished men will attend the event.

Gregory Milsto Berora Norwood United Senator Burton Ohio Winne Conalat

Jurors Excored In City Case Amid AML Debate

A fragmentary report notes jurors excused from service in Columbus amid AML controversy. The city case involving a 91,000 claim and related grading issues pauses to Monday morning as the court seeks to complete the trial.

Columbus Balem Mundey

Weston May Recovers after Weekslong Treatment

Weston recuperates at home after a lengthy hospital stay following a leg injury. Local reports say medical care limited movement and therapy contributed to a steady improvement. Sources indicate a return of discharge plans and family support at Weston residence.

Bulgarians Reported Brought to Frontiers From Black Sea Route

Paris dispatch reports a credible source saying 30 000 Bulgarians have been moved from the Black Sea area toward the Macedonian frontier, with details appearing in a telegram from Athens. The claim emphasizes a large troop or refugee movement across the conflict zone.

Paris Athen

Ankle Break Brings Warder Family Tragedy to Gratton

Mrs W 5 Starcher traveled to Gratton Friday to mourn her mother Mrs Anna Warder who reportedly tripped and fell, breaking her ankle. The accident, described as a painful mishap, occurred while Mrs Warder was visiting. Further details remain unclear.

Mra. W Starcher Gratton Anna Wars der Thilreday Bole

Sermon at Mariinstirg to Be Delivered Next Week

Delivery of a sermon by the rector of Christ Church Bera at the upcoming Heplacopsi meeting in Mariinstirg is announced for next week. The notice confirms the religious service will be conducted by will deliver seexon.

Er.harien Siltchell Christ Church Bera Wii Mariinstirg

Pension plan notes issued at Saratoga conference

Fragmented report from Saratoga details pension actions by a committee including Gay, Paul, Mayo and others. Mentions special travel arrangements for a retired minister and a tense dialogue about a special train to attend a meeting, with unclear dates and locations.

Ubhing Gay Apecnyin Paul de Pe Wiliam Mayo Turgeon Minn De'batng Han Ninehome

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