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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
3
Buckhannon plans a unique Decoration Day in which Helen Keller will lecture at the college chapel on Happiness. A special train will run from nearby towns to attend, with about 20 people expected to travel.
Mr J A Healy formerly of New York announces a regular dancing class opening Thursday June 1 in the Assembly Room at the Waldo Hotel. All are invited with future Thursday sessions and private or out of town lessons arranged. High school students first lesson is Wednesday at 7 30.
Compact single room near town amenities offers affordable rent at 140 and includes access to bath. Convenient for single occupant seeking basic housing with nearby shops and transit options.
Executive committee met in Glenn Hunter's office to set preliminary plans for the commencement week banquet. Chairman Frank J. Bowman led as committees were formed for banquet details decorations printing advertising speakers finance ticket sales and more with a June 13 Tuesday evening date.
In New York a woman, Atta, Rabecon Wendel Swope, acts as executrix of the Windel estate worth about 1 million dollars. The family mansion on Fifth Avenue and Broadway holdings are under her administration after several relatives died and she admitted the role in surrogate court.
Report details the Wendel sisters led by Mrs Swope and their control of New York real estate worth about 26 million dollars. The office at 176 Broadway manages rents, deeds, and annual financials with four guiding rules including no mortgages, no sales, and no saloon leases.
Fragmentary ad text touts Hood’s Sarmparitia as a cure for fatigue and poor sleep. Claims of blood cleansing and full-body health boost fill the period tone, with references to long-standing efficacy and widespread medical endorsement.
Washington May 29 The old guard Republicans study Hughes Roosevelt split as Hughes gains favor while a Boonayah revival stirs. Eastern leaders fear losing control if Hughes withdraws and Roosevelt remains a possible rival, possibly drawing Progressive support and reshaping the nomination dynamics.
Fragmentary notes show former Senator Crane of Massachusetts backing Hughes and Penrose opposing Root. Penrose questions Root alignment and signals guardsmen will not support the ticket, amid talk of a contested convention and stockholder actions in Virginia.
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