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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1915
Page
1
A historical dispatch notes Monastir evacuated by its civilian population. A prospect exists that the nearby town will be occupied by Bulgharian forces as Serbian troops push toward the Albanian frontier, with uncertainty about resistance.
Fragmented dispatch from Bray headquarters notes cool weather aiding German artillery and mentions Franco-Belgian fronts. Ragged text references enemy formations and forced landings, with injuries reported among civilians amid ongoing bombardment.
Clarksburg is selected for an ambitious investigation by the Advertising Clubs and the World’s Association. The secretary will represent the city, gathering data from merchants after November books close. A national barometer of business conditions will cover November 1914 versus 1912 with broader circulation for the January issue.
Canadas wartime wheat seizures sparked a sharp early rally in Chicago prices but the market cooled as traders expected export demand to rise further. Bulls remained cautious due to limited ocean shipping controlled by the United States government and ongoing wartime uncertainties.
A fragmented report describes a state public service commission session reviewing tariff rate changes. Morgan, a commission member, notes Wednesday hearings in the city to discuss public utility charges and potential continuations of existing rates amid broader regulatory scrutiny.
Washington officials say McCain representing railways east of Buffalo and Pittsburg met Interstate Commerce Commission to seek relief from New York freight congestion. Possible embargo decisions depend on commission actions. shippers may be asked to aid handling and divert shipments via export routes.
In Pa on Nov 20 a Plymouth line car strike escalated when men boarded and attacked workers and the driver near a railroad crossing. State police dispersed the mob after a chaotic confrontation. Pastor Rev A Bailey announced a new Palr View Baptist Church building to seat about 400, with completion expected in ten days.
Fragmentary 19th century notice reports a violent crime case with names including Odette Atieh and Allan in a ward prison setting. Details are incomplete but indicate an arrest and interrogation context. The text mentions a colonial era penal environment and a period style of reporting.
In Magistrate W B Starcher s court on Monday five youths were sentenced to ten days each for stealing rides on trains. Officers led by Joe Douglas of the police department arrested the group. Others named include Walter Beasley 26 Peter Urvatielk 29 Maxi Cornish 40 Josent Herston 27 and Andre B.
A chaotic 1910s style dispatch describes Major General Commandant George Barnett and marines in uniform, with scattered notes on swagger sticks, and references to trials, forgeries, and political tension amid a volatile wartime atmosphere.
A verbose sketch of Captain Boy Hd of the German Navy serving as a naval attaché in Washington. The narrative traces his early role at the onset of hostilities, his push to sway American opinion toward Germany, and later allegations of spying for Britain and France. It notes his Annapolis visits and familiarity with U S defenses, with a hint that further details appear on page 3.
Washington Nov 29 Senator Kern of Indiana was reelected chairman of the Democratic Senate caucus and floor leaders by unanimous vote at the conference. Senator Pittman of Nevada was chosen secretary with Senator Saulsbury of Delaware seeking (unnamed) office. Steering committee eight members to be approved Wednesday.
An embargo on iron and steel articles for export through New York was placed by the railroad at its Baltimore and Novi offices due to congested conditions. The announcement gave no definite duration.
The report centers on an inventor and others as authorities detain an individual for alleged insulting letters. The piece also touches political figures and weather dispatches from Paris, with fragmented notes on events in the Balkans and military fronts.
Fragmentary report describes a pistol battle in Laurel City Boone County. A woman was mortally wounded and authorities say most of the shooting was done by a woman. no arrests reported. Identified individuals include Mya Charles and a husband, with unclear details on roles or charges.
Funeral services were held Monday at 9 30 for Veroneka Faron aged ten months son of Mr and Mrs John Faron of 60s Baltimore Street. He died Sunday morning after an illness of pneumonia. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery at the Church of the Holy Rosary.
From Fayette County, creditors meet this afternoon to hear a report on estate finances. Reports indicate creditors may claim substantial sums and discuss directives to recover funds. Mrs Anne Oredient and others are noted among attendees as the proceedings unfold in Marselle.
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