Young Man Charged With Embezzlement At West Virginia Music School
A young man stands charged with embezzling goods from his firm the West Virginia School of Music has secured fine quarters. A separate subway fire at the 14th Street station caused 35 minutes of delays as passengers urged disembarkation and escape amid smoke and blue flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia School OF Music
Associated Press
New York
Subwa
14Th Street
Trafic
Brooklyn Bridge
Israelites With Our Own Arrive in Clark for Meetings
Travelers described as Israelites arrived in Clark last evening in carriages and attracted much attention. They wear long hair and elaborate bonnets resembling Kate Greenaway fashion. Observers note their dress is similar to Seven Sutherland Sisters outputs and Dugard style bonnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Joh
Sutherland
Dugkards
Kate Greenaway
Elizabeth
Big Cake Walk at Fair Promises Citywide Fun
Richard West returned from Pakminst where he tended a large cake for the fair next Wednesday. Four entries pay a fee with two couples to walk along Troy Grafton Parkershore and Clarkburg. A platform near the grand stand hosts the cake walk. Prizes amount to 15 and 1M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard West
Pakminst
Mattora
Alog
Epworth League Rally at ASME E Church Sunday Evening
Epworth League of ASME E church hosts a Sunday evening rally service with several features for young people and special music. The event aims to bring the Tenghe membership and church friends together for a memorable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
ASME
Tenghe
Qnémbera and Friends
Local Court Hears Three Victims in Fore Day Incident
Police report details two assailants and a friend among three victims. Saboy is accused of fighting, while Suboy and Quen are among those hurt, with injuries described as minor and a man paying a fine as a consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Suboy
Simon Quen
Guirge
Saboy Wis
Bote
Colliha
Frien
Suboy
Pratt
Simon
Clyers Triumph On Wickomn Alleys In Local Match
A garbled report notes Clyers beat Reds worn with Giovar four on Wickomn alleys. The summary mentions a monetary stake and a 3045 score, but the text is unclear about exact figures or teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickomn
Reds
Giovar
Barber Shop Changes Hands in Traders
The Traders barber shop changed hands as Nathan Ogden sold due to health. New proprietors are Mrs Flannigan, employed there, and Mr Charles Hardesty, recently with another shop. They relocate to Traders and promise to serve Clarksburg patrons well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Ogden
Flannigany
Charles Hardesty
Hardesty
Flannigan and Hardesty
Clarksburg
Point Comfort Home Burns in River Road Fire
The home of Mrs Ny Fleming on the river road in Sein Vomfork burned Saturday afternoon between 1 and 2 o clock. The stove caused the kitchen fire and the house along with a hen house were destroyed. Estimated loss of goods is about 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Fleming
Sein Vomfork
No PaperMonday Labor Day Telegram Issue
No Telegram issue today due to Labor Day holiday. Local office and staff observe the legal holiday.
Prize Fight at Oak Saloon Scheduled for Monday Evening
The Jane Nelon prize fight will be received over private wire by rounds at the Oak saloon Monday evening beginning at 6 oclock. Mrs R B McDanel and child ren returned from Philadelphia and Belvidere where they spent the summer. Mrs and Mrs Thomas W Burk are home from their honeymoon in Atlantic City. A C Peek leaves Sept 11 to begin his fourth year at Pittsburgh Military Academy and will finish the English course this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Oak Saloon
R. B. McDanel
Philadelphia
Belvidere
N.S
Thomas W. Burk Ar Hort
Atlantic City
A. C. Peek
Pishburng Military Academy
Miss Jamieson Joins Broaddus Institute Faculty
Miss Florence Jamieson accepted as instructor of the primary department at Broaddus Institute. She is a Clarendon and Baltimore Kindergarten Training School graduate with a Chautauqua diploma from Changui New York. The school community praises her qualifications and seeks English and primary instruction alongside superior musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Jamieson Hs
Broaddus Institute
Broaddus
Jamieson
Clarendon
Baltimore
Changui
N. Y
Fae Tires
Jas
Mise Atchison
Pime
Hiny
Westox
W. Va
Mary Edmiston
Maury Tierney
Pittsbung Conservatory
Atchison
Ad M. Foerster
S. Bisee
Charles Davis Carter
New York
Henry
Mr. Smith
Wil
Walter
Gerinsisy
Lierotten
August Wagner
Repul Jic Abx
América
University of Valpacaiva
August Wolf
Wipsic
Edward Chaffee
Chicago
Tebys
Toacher
Harrison Santy Sunday School session closes with 60 delegates
The twenty seventh Harrison Santy Sunday School Association session ended at Wyatt Friday night after a two day program. More than sixty delegates and numerous visitors were hosted by the community. Reports from districts indicated 126 schools in the county with a rise of 13 schools last year. Notable addresses by WW. G. Shafer Miss Graham Dr Elkanah Halley and Dr S. K Arbuthnot highlighted the gathering. Re-elected president H H D Boughner heads into his thirteenth year with officers B Scott Schutte W M Hudson Florence Lynch B A Witett B Martin and Carl NoffHar. Local and visiting officials joined in. Various residents returned from travels and trips, including Dr A L Timberlake and Tsabello Pinna from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Santy Sunday School Association
Wyatt
WW. G. Shafer
Wheeling
Graham
Elkanah Halley
Arcaddas Institute
5. K. Arbuthnot
Goff Chapel
HH. D. Boughner
Rev. B. Scott
Wallace
Vine
Charles A. Schutte
Salem
W. M. Hudson
Florence Lynch
B. A. Witett
B. Martin
Hood
Carl Noff Har
Cumberlin
Ala Timberlake
Tsabello Pinna
Winchester
Pinnell
J. W. Pigott
W. K. Brainerd
State University
Frank Willison
Carlson
Elliott Comenrrcial School
Minneapolis
Positon
Ted Kunst
Shirnston
Pruntytown
West Virginia School of Music Opens in Spacious Residence
The West Virginia School of Music leases a large house on W Pike Street for its opening on Sept. 11. Directors include John s, C. F. Zarutin, J. W. Williams, T. M. Jackson and F. C. Gaylord. Faculty members are Miss Cori Atchison, A. J. Smith and Emil Walter teaching piano, voice and violin with notable training backgrounds and regional recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia School of Music
W. F. Raw
Indiaindeome
W. Pike Street
Johns
C. F. Zarutin
J. W. Williams
T. M. Jackson
F. C. Gaylord
Cori Atchison
A. J. Smith
Emil Walter
Milford Death Claims Eight Year Old Kil Ward Boy
Eight year old Dallas Edwards of West Milford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Kil wards, died Friday evening from typhoid fever. The same illness caused the death of another child in the Kil wards family, with a younger sibling just recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Edwards
Alexander Kilwards
West Milford
Notice of Limited Wine Supply at Fair
Due to higher demand we cannot supply wine at the fair this month. We will prioritize our regular trade and consider long-standing customers first. The Cluzers Barery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timns
Birthday Picnic at the Park for Miia Lena Bradford
A Friday evening gathering at the park celebrated Miia Lena Bradford's birthday. Attendees from Salem included Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hickman and daughter Katherine, Mr and Mrs. BR Brooke and son Richard, Mrs. Bradforl and Mrs. Byoker along with children, plus many friends and relatives. They enjoyed the grounds and Miss Bradford received numerous presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miia Lena Bradford
J. R. Hickman
Katherine
Brooke
H. L. Brooke
Richard
Bradforl
Byoker En Childen
Wda Frickholm
Olive Deets
Tushardon
Florsure
Margie Atcheson
Ruby
Grice Broadwater
Nina Fittro
Naomi Bradford
Brooks Blair
Frank White
Glen Broadwater
James Mulligan
Perry Lynch
Salem
Miss Bradford
Minshall Oil & Gas Company to Supply Broken Arrow Gas
Rupert N Koblegard returned from Indian Territory with a franchise for the Minshall Oil & Gas Company to deliver natural gas to Broken Arrow. They claim control of 24 million feet in wild cat territory owned by a fur company and plan six oil producers with 600 barrels daily, sending gas at 20 cents per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert N
Koblegard
Indian ‘Territory
Minshall Oil & Gas Company
Broken Arrow
Wild Cat
Fur Company
Broulle
Broken Arnaw
Annual Conference Set for Sistersville Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church of West Virginia will hold its annual conference in Sistersville starting Oct 3 and continuing through Sunday. Bishop J W Hamilton of San Francisco, the sole native West Virginian bishop, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
West Virginia
Sistersville
J. W W. Hamilton
San Francisco
West
Bryan Afraid of Roosevelt in Bridgeport Visit
Seedatisty reports Bryan arrived in Bridgeport and went to the Victoria hotel. He planned to attend an informat ion at the National Democratic Club, speak in Newark at 4 pm, and deliver three speeches in Forsy City before returning to New York for a dinner with newspaper men. He dismissed Republican talk that Reveli would win, and said his federal ownership idea faced opposition from Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igéport
Victoria
Hofyl
Renramming
Victoria Hotel
National Democratic Club
Newark
Forsey City
New York
Bridgeport
Bryan
Reveli
Anaze—velt
Church Dedication Service Set After Costly Reconstruction
The rebuilt Methodist church in Kanade City will be dedicated tomorrow by Bishop Hendrick, assisted by Pastor Wade. Hendrick will preach at 10:30 am and 8 pm. The church cost 3000 and will not require a collection tomorrow. The program promises an attractive dedication event and debt freedom for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommeron
Hendrick
Kanade City
Prietir
Wade
Lars
Chute Divtn
Shoo-Fly Regiment Impresses Grand Audience
Cole and Johnson presented The Shoo-Fly Regiment to a fair Grand audience. Bob Cole as the Janitor and J R Johncop delivered solid performances while Bob Kelly as July Jackson also shone. The show featured many good-goies and a large cast, meeting overall expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cole
J. R. Johncop
Bob Kelly
July Jackson
Hima
Nat— Ur
Skating Rink Adjusts Hours Amid National Guard Drills
The skating rink was not open last night due to National Guard drilling. Officials say the rink will operate tonight and during the fair with afternoon hours for children. Admission is 25 cents for adults at night and 15 cents for children in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blake
National Guard
Labor Day Post Office Hours Notice
Post office announces Labor Day schedule with general delivery and window hours opening at 9 AM and closing at 12 PM. City carriers will make one delivery and one collection in the morning, with no carrier deliveries in the afternoon. Mail collection times are affected to ensure perishables go out.
Local legal moves noted in brief court unit report
Maj Elliott arrives at Walter Springs to observe federal court sessions next week led by Judge Keller who travels to Colorado for health reasons. The report confirms rumors of a subage for the arkeraburse News-Dispatch purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Au
Pacae Durg
Walter Springs
Dayton
Keller
Colorado
Elliott
Arkeraburse News-Dispatch
Dropp d Dead D.P and Prominent Live Song Deterrent
A garbled report references Dropp d Dead D.P Stemback and a prominent live song deterrent with mention of a coat and a sale through Saturday. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret but suggests a local event or item disposal around a public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.P
Stemback
Deter and Politiqir
Atabie
Satacier
Bia
Legal trouble at Mead Bros. case ends with jail commitment
A man charged with burglary and larceny involving Mead Bros. & Co. faces trial after being held in default of bond. The warrant dated July last, alleges he arranged winders and other items from a camp setting, with $149.75 in property involved. Zirkle was committed to jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Levirkls
Aep & Co
Tsonelten
W. Guy Bferritt
Hell
Zirkleis
Neil
Seth
Mead Bros. & Co
Rrelock
Aed Zirkle
Reception Given Bride and Groom
Mfr. William Querence and his bride Mise Algerta Sones received guests at a wedding reception. The couple planned to reside in Parkerbee and later Parkersburg, with many friends and a large number of relatives paying respects and wishing them a happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Querence
Mise Algerta Sones
Srp
Tan
West Pikerkrest
Society of the Golf Mee
Deng
Professor Burdette Returns from Vacation
Professor Burdette arrives home in Texas after a period away. He will be available at the central school building for consultation on school matters, with plans to return to duties in Gallup Center.
Married at Parsonage in Macebville ceremony
Mr Jamen Lloyd Carter and Mipt Bolly Smith were married at the roshlyrew Trev church at noon Saturday. The couple will reside in Amnrabivilli and begin their life together amid prominent social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen Lloyd Carter
Mipt
Bolly Smith
Macebvillee
Wes
EB. McDanel
Amnrabivilli
Deeds Recorded Among Several Parties in Ancestral Transfer Notes
Fragmentary deed list shows Sallie J Helmick transferring to A Van Horn and Jemima Bailey to AWA Biter with multiple unspecified parcels. Mentions Cora Bell and Babley to Jemima and B J Hailey, various acres and terms, plus uncertain place names such as Milford and Hineheloe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie J. Helmick
A. van Horn
Milford
Jemima Bailey
AWA Biter
Kiychalloe
Sump
Samme
Neton
Knchotoe
Cora Bell
A. Babley
Jemima
B. J. Hailey
Hineheloe
Bayne
Kleeclidloe
Unclear fragments from historical notice
OCR fragmentary text references people and places in a disrupted report. The readable bits mention Somalis and a meeting with references to pedagogy and reception, but no coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations are extractable.
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Folsom
Wen
Panig
Subway
Police
Clyers
Point Comfort
Mest
United Commercial
Odd Fellows Building
Miss Jamieson
Canention
Sisterville
Roosevelt
Cole & Johnson
Maj. Elliott Here
Professor Burdette
Vagation
Parapric
Nis
Boe
Odny
Glllatioren
Pasa
Texas
Perm
Marning
Vaideyiilere
Fanny Wall
Hess
Mite Biller
Joe Dailey
Pittsburg
Pedargy & Recep
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