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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
1
A lengthy reading and debate on the tariff conference report dominated the Senate with Democratic protests and a caucus called to scrutinize the measure. Insurgent forces pressured for more concessions while Republicans argued the bill upheld reform and national unity.
A fractured report notes a lively scuffle in London involving suffragists and police. Key figures include Mrs Saunders and Kore twelve months for conspiracy. arrests occurred at the Women’s Society with Polite Union staff, following a staged disruption and alleged theft.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a planned evening gathering involving Republicans and a speaker connected to Hearne and Tutlan G Mearne. Mentions a convening near November with weather concerns and a public meeting at a local venue.
A brief county record lists marriage licenses issued recently. The notice names the spouses, their ages and occupations where provided, along with the filing date and issuing clerk.
Ti B O'Neal closed a deal this afternoon gaining ownership of the O'Neal Printing Company. He purchased the interests of Hasheize and will continue operations under the O'Neal Printing Company name with a new printer and fresh type.
chaotic border action as Constitutionalist troops suppress unrest in a Mexican city. refugees crowd streets, officials report massacres and blockades. news describes shifting controls near Payotes with armies retreating, ammunition moved, and a tax imposed to ease a blockade.
A circuit court jury awarded Banks Plumbing Company a verdict for Bin against Frank M. Powel. Decrees were issued in Mollie A. Lynch et al versus Guy Hefner et al. McMan sway et al versus Clarence P. Stout was dismissed without prejudice. Answers filed in Clarence P. Stout against Sarah E. Dolan et al. A deed execution decree issued in A. D. Watts et al against Lucy McAndrons. Boyd Prince versus Midland Casualty Company dismissed. Nathan Richards versus Agnes Gallagher awarded 377.70. non-suit entered in Amory J. Weekley versus G C Trevine. Hezekiah Stout’s damage suit against Baltimore and Ohio on trial in afternoon.
Samuel Biair, in charge of disturbing religious worship in Columbia, is to be tried tomorrow before William Stereher at a stock exchange. He is held on a default bond. In New York, Oct 1, all grades of refined sugar dropped thirty cents per 100 pounds today.
In Wheeling and across the state Governor Henry Drury Hatfield 48 takes the stump for Senator Hearne. The article lauds Hatfield’s record, notes unity among Republicans, and argues the party can reclaim the first district with his endorsement and allied state officials.
Warden Brown shoots reports of a manhunt across the state for Alex Childs who vanished from the penitentiary yesterday after a twenty four hour escape. Harry Howard, captured after a boiler wound, claims a stern warning against punitive action toward any escapees.
Five persons perished in a blaze sweeping the New Haven business section early today. The victims include a wife and three children and a man identified as James Devers, trapped in a hotel by the flames. Five buildings were destroyed with losses around 80,000 dollars. The fire began shortly before Tuesday midnight above Pike and Sixth, in a structure known as the Jackson estate.
Two young Kussians, miners at Consolidation Coal Company Gypsy, were jailed Wednesday on store robbery charges. They allegedly robbed Frank Abrozal’s Meadow Brook store Monday night, taking clothes, shoes, coins, pens, watches and rings. Stolen items were partly recovered, with some found in a house and others on their persons after arrest.
A 15 year old boy in Men Go killed seven people with an axe in Nantes area village. He attacked and fatally wounded his employer and the employer's wife, then turned on other family members. The incident occurred during a work day at the wage scale setting location.
In New Ork Oct tea day five men attempted liberty by leaping forty five feet from an upper deck to the water near the vessel’s pier. Observers feared the river claimed them as the life belts failed. The men, seen climbing the wall and ladder to the upper deck, escaped the guard outside the ship but authorities reported no sound from the guard during their movements.
Fragmentary report states during the impeachment trial Frederick Gobrall testified that stock transactions involving Governor Sulzer were tied to Fuller and Gray. The account and alleged dummy entries were discussed as part of the proceedings and linked to Sutter’s alleged banking activities.
Theodore Perry, noted for duties in the American Musicaire organization, serves as an officer in the city partnership connected with Ye arena ion. Perry hails from tui spells, where he directed functions and welcomers.
Representatives of window glass manufacturers and workers met in Cleveland to press wage demands and wage increases. About 5,000 men gathered, police separated factions as tensions rose during the talks.
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