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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1913

Page

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Jerome Thaw Bail Hearing Denounced By Montreal Magistrate

Jerome Thaw's bail bid led to a heated Montreal hearing as Justice McKee denounced the attempt to delay proceedings. The Canadian magistrate vowed to pursue the case to the full extent, warning the court audience and noting cordial yet strict cooperation with American authorities. Thaw remained in detention with preliminary hearing set for 8 o'clock this morning.

Jerome Montreal Comticoore Quebec Jim Wier Terome I Nortons Mills Gorticooke Moilétrate Montréal Heneas Justice of the Peace McKee India Court Rooms Térone New York Oried McKeon

LAING Testifies On Cabin Creek Strike In Senate Hearing

West Virginia coal operator Laine testified before a Senate committee in Washington about the Cabin Creek labor strike. He argued the dispute was inspired by MIA OpreKe forces, while the hearing delved into the broader labor turmoil. Charles M. Cratt of New York was reported for investigation and a claim was made about his movement.

Toy Aynaciaren Enerm Washington D. C Goi Liapgectin West Virgini Cabin Creek Una Laine Ihr Senate Comeiife Vosligailag Tle Mia OpreKe Hinte Konallions Lye Sortain Ieeyell Py Sabpowna Charles Im. Cratt New York City Altera Telppions Mt. Cratt

Four Drunks Face Mayor Amid Discharge for Lacking Fines

Early morning court saw four offenders arraigned before Mayor Will A. Cole regarding the drunks from the previous day, down from twenty-two yesterday. All four were fined but discharged for lack of funds to pay fines.

M Broar Iegrosse Will A. Cole

Dodge Succeeds Herr A B Dodger of Parkersburg

A report notes that Dodge succeeds Herr A B Dodger of Parkersburg in a local governing role. The brief item identifies Parkersburg as the place and mentions a change in position within the community leadership.

Kindel Resolution Urges Probe in House on Dissolution

Representative Kindel of Colorado introduced a house resolution calling for an investigation into the dissolution of the Union Pacific. Henry B. Martin of the Anti-Trust League aided in drafting. The measure accuses Attorney General McReynolds of improper conduct. it sits with the rules committee likely to receive an unfriendly reception.

Kindel Colorado House of Representatives Union Pacific Henry B. Martin Anti-Trust League Tindel McRey- Holds Rules Committee House

Police Seek Arrests Over Immoral New York Plays

New York police opened inquiries into two plays after Commissioner Waldo sought arrests of the managers on grounds they pand ered to decency standards. Newburghier, who reviewed the warrants, said no action warranted after attending both performances. He called the plays very rotten and said police power should be limited to court judgment. Offenders face up to $400 fine or a year in prison or both.

New York Waldo Newhurger Newbarger Wally Fiere Godeon

Parcel Post Reform Report Sparks Cost Reduction Claim

A garbled report from Washington claims parcel post reform cut shipping costs. Postmaster General Burleson was told the plan would reduce rates from twelve and a half to five cents per pound. Conrado shipment details are unclear due to OCR errors.

Kay Washington Parcel Post Burlesony Catho Conrado

Japanese official assassins claim shock in Tokyo and Pittsburg

In Tokyo and Pittsburg reports detail the assassination of a Japanese foreign office director by two young assailants in Tokyo while a separate Methodist Protestant conference in Pittsburg discusses temperance and church leadership. The incident follows heightened political tensions and recent protests tied to foreign policy and China.

Fairmont J. W. Hawing Castle Shanon Brotherhood Wi Q Cursman Pitlsburs HG. Hubbel New Cumberland W. Va Pittsburg Tokyo Japan Mortiaro Nive Foreign Office Hms Anu Alfornia Tor California

Mrs We Fy Nom Reported Improving After Illness

The friends of Mrs. We Fy Nom report she is improving after a ten days illness. Mrs. Suxum Nae is confined at her home at 21 Syennial Street.

Suxum Syenniore Street

Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples in Nowhere Town

Marriage licenses were issued to Xellot Bartett and Rorsis from Licimerville and to Elzens Bek and Myrtle Madariu in a local ceremony. The clerk’s office confirmed the licenses and names of the couples.

Licimerville Elzens Bek Myrtle Madariu

Handsome residence planned in Grove joins area

Work began in the office of RT Wood, architect, on drawing plans for a handsome residence at Grove joins, PA for Dr. Red Futtster of the same place. Estimated cost around 75000. Project will proceed in that section.

RT. Wood Grove Joins Red. Futtster Ana

Raid at Pennsylvanian gambling resort ends with arrests

Bevin of the KW captured in heavy rain near West Pike during a raid on a gambling resort. Officers found occupants smoking and reading. four men were missing at press time and two were discharged. Hearings set for next Tuesday to hear accused owners and associates.

Bevin Che Rainsettwo West Pike N. c Raagra Tito Gumabin

GRAFT STUCK in agroc/ated mesh near Buffalo shipyard

Fragmentary report from Buffalo New York notes a damaged craft named Niagara Commodore Perry stuck in mud at the dock after mooring for several days. High water levels loom over the river, hindering movement while the vessel remains in place beside the old warship.

Buffalo N.Y Niagara Perry Fagahiy Saverai Ningara

Jewel robberies threaten Atlantic City resorts

Police report arrests in Atlantic City after a fashionably dressed man and a woman linked to jewel thefts totaling around $100,000. Investigators coordinate with New York and Chicago authorities to pursue suspects who remain silent. A St Paul businessman identified a woman who aided him weeks earlier.

Cubyland J Atlante Sohy Iar Warber

None Captured After South Carolina Robbery

Sesocyaran ms Marrs Shoals reports Sept 5 Alchoweh 3,000 men with three packs of brood hounds have scoured the country since yesterday for three handles who took $17,000 from three officials of a contracting company here. none of the robbers had been captured today.

Sesocyaran Marrs

Trunk Theft and Herzog Dimissal Shadow 1912 Era Baseball

A damaged early 20th century dispatch reports Buck Herzog fading from a world series hero to bench warmer by October 1912 and September 1913. It also details a trunk theft ring near Dola involving Michael Fragan, Captain J A Campbell, and a nurse Miss A Smooth, with dynamite valued at $140 stolen from a mine and trunks checked via altered tickets. Police pursue several clues for more arrests and recovered belongings.

Buck Herzog Herzog Brikf Michael Fragans Dounty J. A. Campbell Baltimore and Ohio Fragans Clarksburg Dola A. Smooth St. Mary's Hospital Elking Fragan Clarksburo Smooth Joeal Campbell Fragin Fagan Kentucky Captain Campbell Nopen Mable Tutune

Grand Jury Indictment For Whiskey Law Violation

Zort Tallmer jailed on $600 bond awaiting grand jury action for charging a member of a crowd with distributing whiskey. The case centers on alleged illicit liquor activity tied to a Jubilee event and involves a Tuesday hearing in the district.

Zort Tallmer Stayeher Deraute

No Meeting Held as City Council Quarantined

Members of the Manly Airee city council appeared at the enamelphon last evening for a regular session, but the meeting could not proceed as the body was quarantined and not in session.

Couneil

Mme Tombs Prominent in Diplomatic Circle This Winter

Mme Tombs wife of Austria's new ambassador heads to Washington this winter to join the diplomatic social circle. A talented woman and descendant of an ancient Italian family, she is expected to be among the most prominent figures in high society.

Mme. Tombs Riplarea Washington Europe

Found Dead At Park Cumberland Md

Charles W. O Donnell an unmarried former streetcar worker aged about 7 was found dead under the bleachers at the Cum- verland hill park. He fell from the bleachers Thursday afternoon near the game is thought. His widow Mrs Mary A Poe and daughter Elizabeth of Dayton Ohio are relatives of Med William SeCafterly of Haymand Court.

Cumberland Charles W. O'Donnell Mary A. Poe Wiss Elizareth Dayton Med William SeCafterly Ar Haymand Court

Governor in charge at Hot Springs fire report

Gov Ways directs relief for those made homeless by last night’s blaze in Hot Springs Arkansas. Hundreds of volunteers monitor smoldering embers as city gates close and special police stand by during a mass meeting to coordinate fire response and prevent disorder.

Ark Tnuer Governor Ways Nile

Recital at Trinity Methodist Epiconah Church Draws Crowd

Tuesday evening program includes Mnate Innovation Old Picker s Nell Abel Law How Ruby Played Tim O Grady s Goat Tim Bledse and Lilo Breeches Church in Swere Hollow Trading Joe Moneyless Man September Gale Mr McCamte Jee good render Local readers note a colorful church event with varied acts and music performances.

Trinity Methodist

Box Car Occupant Found Near Starvation After Long Journey

William Johnson a bricklayer from Augusta Ga was found unconscious in an empty box car at Martinsburg after about sixty hours in a hex car with little food or water. Trainmen heard his groans and stopped to rescue him after he entered the car seeking sleep while riding toward Cumberland. He received food and water after rescue.

Grafton William Johnson Augnin Cumberland Martineburg

Many Natives Drowned in River Flood During Fair Pickup

One hundred fifty natives drowned while fording the river Boas on their way to a fair. They were overtaken in the wide river by a sudden flood from the moundis, creating a tragic river crossing incident.

Savoderes Prem Simdda Sepi Ofay Boas

Thaw Lawyers Elated Over Writ in Jerome Case

Montreal Sept 6 Thaw supporters plan to appear in court Sept 15 for a writ of habeas corpus as lawyers say deportation orders are unlikely. Prosecutors and Montreal officials cite legal maneuvers while Thaw’s team considers next steps in the appeal process.

Thaw Jerome Ameodayen Prieest Montreal Bali Harry Thuy Peaterday Montreay Thay Roger Thompaan Mabeawead Onte Jongip Blake Robertudu Dominiom Immigration Department Otuiwit

Acquitted in Brown County murder case linked to oil treatment

Hanna Taggart, charged with the murder in the second degree of his sixteen year old daughter Norma, was acquitted by a jury at 4:81 this morning. He and his brother Junk and the brother's wife faced indictments in connection with the death, said to have resulted from fright during an oil treatment in Brown County.

Apa Nashville Ind Hanale Wl Taggart Norma Junk Brown County

Jailhold pending in Clarksburg robbery case

Benson a 49 year old Black man awaits hearing in magistrate court on charges of holding up and robbing Sale Botta at Talida near Clarksburg. Two other Black men involved were also jailed. Mary Wells Maxie Smith and others are under arrest awaiting the hearing.

Dinkey Benson Magiatral Ghordon Saale Botta Tialida Graggell i Clarksburg Ibotta Wert Tabor tAnobide Negro

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