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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
8
In police court this morning Ahailam Wintera was fined five dollars and costs on a conviction for fighting on Pike street and released after payment. Michael Groskey and Fred Johnson were sent to jail for three days each for drunkenness.
Danny Faulkiner aged 16 is missing from his home in Northview. His father Joen Faulkiner reported to police Tuesday and asked officers to watch for him after he left Monday morning and has not been seen since.
An odd classified style ad promises earnings selling unspecified items and offers a permanent position aimed at women. It also lists a separate want ad for two unfurnished rooms with bath for housekeeping and provides a phone line.
Mrs Virgil Swearingen and Mr N Mrs Ralph Thorn were called to Ringwood on ac cent of Mr Swearingen fate. Pierce of Buckhannon visited the city for the Tate meeting. Deputy Sheriff Cech and B Highland from New Martinsville attended. J Fiehler editor of the Labor Review from Huntington joined. Hebert S Monroe from Fairmont on business. Porta Margin of Amos visited. Wale Carman of Rutem attended the Commandery meeting. Mr and Mrs J A Huling of St Marys were city visitors. Lee Dewatt of Whooting, the candy drummer, was in the city. Miss Laura Whiker and Master Henry RunlJett go to San Francisco for the winter. Smith Food of Fairmont spent Tuesday in the city for the Fat meets.
Loyd Dunn from Pine Grove and LM Heed from Hurst spent the night in the city. W E Berghiey of Jane Lew, J Q Musser near Jane Lew and J W Johnson of Bristol were in town. L B Warner from Bristol, Calvin P Fowell from Fl kin s, Attorney Charles Powell from Fairmont, W M Mortis from Mt Clare, Ells Fortney from Lumberport, and Joan C Johnson from Bridgenort were present Tuesday.
The Clarksburg Bar Association referred the proposed bill establishing a criminal court back to the drafting committee after discussions at a Monday night meeting. The committee, consisting of John W. Davis Millard F. Sulder and Haymond Maxwell, will report at a special session on Monday November 16.
Dr. Alkanah Mulley, Rev. Lews F. Peters and Rev. RD Stette depart tonight for Philippi to attend the corner laying at the Broaddas building under construction. Montes at the site will be held tomorrow with members of Prondaus faculty and several students joining. They leave early Wednesday morning and travel overland to Prition.
A union convention in West Virginia endorses labor solidarity and bancs efforts for national AFL inclusion. Messages back candidates W B Wilson and T D Nichols seek re election. Committees renew agenda including boiler inspector post and saner legislations.
Taft in Cumberland Maryland October 20 outlines a day of speeches across West Virginia. The schedule lists Keyser Piedmont Terra Alta Rowlesburg Grafton Clarkeburg Salem West Union Pennsboro Cairo and a night meeting at Parkersburg. Senator Scott joined the train at Martinsburg as crowds gathered hours before arrival.
A fragmentary report notes the Gradddte Nurses association opposing a resolution on medical temperance reform. It mentions support for the West Virginia State Medical Association stance and references Pleoholle and other reform groups, with a stray line about Fort Kemble, a prominent East Mont attorney, visiting the city.
Property listings advertise Kelly Is property and other lots on Kelley Hill and Bockhannon Pike with prices from 3000 to 500, monthly down payments 10 to 20 dollars, and balance in installments. A Broad Street six room oak finished home is promised in three weeks in the Broadus Addition, near Mulberry Street, plus remaining Broaddus lots 50x120 and 40x120.
Jeson Lonyng a Spaniard employed at Gransolll was arrested and placed in Jal Tuesday by Contrable J Mr Crying of that place. An arrest warrant sworn out in Magistrate Gordon's court by Jillan Zepefeld charging him with assault and battery. The mug will be given a hearing there.
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