Conferees Fail to Agree on Tariff Provisions Today
Washington Sept 26 Conferees failed to agree on whether to drop the cotton futures tax or include a compromise. House objections delay a final report and the tariff bill's completion to next week. Craftman Simmons met the president seeking wool schedule adjustments, but no agreement. In Haven Conn sep 26 Charles Dougherty, Springfield Express engineer, died of heart failure after a train wreck. He was 41.
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le Fey
Wasitington
Amnodteren Pacenl
Washington
Senateland House
Lendska
Wilson
Craftman Simmons
Ain
Toni
Haine
Sei Haven
Conn
Charles Dougherty
Gineer
Sprinfield
Wagen
Stamford
Annual visit of Rev J E Maris to Clarksburg and Wheeling
The Rev J E Maris pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal church at Monesson Pennsylvania will make his annual visit to Clarksburg next Monday arriving at o clock in the morning. After business he will go to Wheeling for the annual West Virginia conference beginning Wednesday.
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J. E. Maris
Moneason
Pride's Chapel
the Denomngue
Wil
Clarksburg
Wheeling
West Virginia
Appeal Game Two At Union Park Weekend Baseball Card
The Union district board of education appeal on district line changes and school consolidation is in circuit court. A Philadelphia Company of West Virginia sues Mortimer W. Smith for damages over a pipeline right of way through Smiths Buffalo farm was read and postponed. John Williams of Wirton visited the city Thursday. If weather allows, two base ball games will be played at Union Park Sunday afternoon featuring Bowlers versus Scholastics and Golf Building versus All Star teams with Emmitt Moran among players making All Star appearances.
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Board of Education of Union District
A.B. Earndaffer Plaintife
Philadelphia Company of West
Virginia
Mortimer W. Smith
Damaes
Union Park
Beeen
Cinmgone
Emmitt Moran
Wit Ao
Wesleyan
Washington
Jefferson College
Clarksburg
William Jacobs
Tams Hyaviner
Thorn
Weston
Coughée
First Recall Election Directed Against a Woman
Hanford California hears a recall election directed at Anns B. Davidson longtime superintendent of schools. Bossman, former principal, started the effort after Davidson filed complaints about his conduct. The motion follows a certification dispute and county education board action.
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Hanford
RaHe
Kines County
California
Belen
Col
Anns B. Davidson
Suparin
Echaola
Omalal
Thones Bossman
Mya
Davidrun
Down
County Board of
Mre Davidson
Kraut Cabbage Prices Soar Amid Market Strain
New York reports higher kraut cabbage prices after fire losses at Triangle Walat Co. and legal actions. Kraft producers in Ohio raise costs as sour kraut reaches 17 dollars per ton amid supply disputes and contract refusals.
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Wremont
Service This Evening At St Mark's Lutheran Church
A service preparatory to the Lord's Supper will be held at 7:40 PM this evening in St Mark's Lutheran Church. The event invites parishioners and adherents to participate in the observed rite led by church officials.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Football season starts Saturday across colleges
Town and state sport pages note football opens soon with Wesleyan at Carlisle September 27 and West Virginia delaying until October. Wesleyan and West Virginia expected strong squads. Clarksburg sends two players to Wesleyan. Rule changes allow players to reenter the game after any quarter, affecting substitutions, while teams prepare camps and schedules.
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West Virginia University
Wesleyan
Neas
Carlisle
Virginia
Weat
Joes
Mans Ifan
Toot
Wil Mart
Court Shields
Nutter
Pike Street
Scholantion
Wage Conference Ends Without Agreement In Cleveland
Thomas Gray of the local widow glass workers union reports that the wage conference in Cleveland has adjourned without a final agreement and may resume next Wednesday. Jule Brasseur and June Woodrut represent the local union, while J. M. NeeWay of the National Widow Glass Workers leads the manufacturers’ side, including S. 4. Harding of the Tups Glass Company.
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Thomas Gray
Widow Glass Workers Union
J. M. Neeway
Natonal Window Glass Workers
Wade
Qestion
Cleveland
Jule Brasseur
June Woodrut
Harding
Tups Glass Company
Sheriff Hineman's Sudden Death Rumor Telegram Report
A telegram announced the sudden need of Sheriff A. G. Hineman of Roane County. Rev. G. W. Morrison, Mira Hineman's brother, relayed the news in Roane City. Morrison said he had heard nothing prior and noted the telegram's timing on Thursday afternoon.
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Hineman
Roan
A. G. Hineman
Roaneounty
G. W. Morrison
Mira
Mr. Morrison
Mani Sacrifices Life for Children Sake Amid Strike Clash
Reported events describe a man sacrificing his life during a strike related to Ludlow era labor unrest. Armed posse troops and sheriff actions are noted as authorities search for captives while union pickets patrol a nearby camp at Layliow. The narrative outlines clashes with strikebreakers escorted toward the United Ming Workers camp under tension.
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Lud- Norrhumie
Two Managers and Birth Pause at Telegram Office
An order to keep pace with growth leaves the Telegram with two business managers for a day or two while one worker is away. A son born to Mr and Mrs James J Devine at Clay Street weighed eight pounds. The infant promises to aid Gly as a future newspaper manager under his father's guidance. The Telegram staff offers congratulations to the family.
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Tapi
Js Distants
Welocke
Jamea J. Devine
Clay-street
Gly
Heppy
Devine
Governor Sulzer Seeks Courteous Handling at Impeachment Trial
Governor Sulzer asked Henry Morganthau to be easy if called to testify at impeachment. Morganthau, who gave 1900 to the campaign, testified that Sulzer treated their relations as personal. Duncan Peck, New York state official, testified Sulzer asked him to deny a 500 contribution to the Sulzer campaign fund.
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Albany
Sulzer
Henry Il
Mor‘gantheau
Turkey
Dor
Duncan W. Peck
Public Yorke
Sulzer Nd
Blackmail charge in Kingwood on strong-armed demand
Mrs. T S Bucklows of Kingwood Preston county was arrested on a blackmail charge after a demand for money backed by a threat. Jacob Hayes received a signed note by Frazcie Beatty demanding money or a threatened repercussion. Budew was arrested and held on $1,000 bond for grand jury.
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Grarton
T. S. Bucklows
Kingwood
Preston County
Jacob Hayes
Totter
Frazcie Beatty
Tra. Budew
Stefs
Tterkwburs
Hale Back Dies From Injury At Norwich
Vernon S. Belyes of Norwich University football team died at Worcester Massachusetts at noon after suffering a broken spinal injury during a game with Holy Cross on Wednesday authorities said.
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Worcester
Mass
Vernon S. Belyes
Norwich University
Scully Rescues Crowd From Runaway Horse Tragedy
Edward Scully of New York City sprinted from a building to stop a runaway horse near a Brooklyn public school. He seized the bridle, but the horse dragged the animal into a cart, fatally injuring a child on the sidewalk.
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New York
Edward
Officer killed by another one in Cot sorte county
A train robbery near Cotlanda-Montgomery area ends in officer death during a pursuit. Sheriff McAdory, Judge Polls Bodeker and the Montgomery posse chase bandits after a express train raiding Cragaént line. A deputy sheriff is killed in a mistaken-identity shooting near Cottonville.
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Sherriff
Chister Polls
Bodeker
M Posse
Eorom
Pee Jloosa
Sharlif Bower
Bircmingham
Cottamville
Montgomery
Whcer
Bonner
Railroad board to sell holdings in anthracite firms
Sept 26 President Rea of Pennsylvania Railroad announced the board decided to sell its security holdings in the anthracite coal companies. The Susquehanna Coal Company is the principal operating company and selling agent for the firms.
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The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Rea
Company
Foplus
Susquéhana Colt’ Company
Princcipal
Andr Jrelling
Marriage of Ned Lady Molesworth and Sir Louie William Molesworth
A fragmentary wartime notice reports Ned Lady Molesworth formerly Mire Inn Frost wed Sir Louie William Molesworth, son of Brigadier General Feral Wront, in an announced ceremony. The bride’s fate and timing are unclear amid garbled text, with references to a related death of Tad Molesworth and other military names.
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Englastt
Ned Lady Molesworth
Mire Inn Frost
Gen
Feral Wront
Ye Boa
Boule
Ste Yar
Sir Louie
William Molesworth
Tad Molesworth
British treasury gains from Brady estate windfall in London
London Sept 26 The British treasury received an unexpected windfall from the estate of the late Anthony N Brady of Albany New York who died in London. His property in the United Kingdom valued for probate at 6 077 640 dollars. Death duties amounting to 1 000 000 dollars will be forwarded to David Lloyd George the chancellor of the exchequer.
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London
Anthony N. Brady
Marriage License Issued For Lawrence Nay Maude Glover
One marriage license was issued at the county clerk’s office. The record names Lawrence R. Nay and Maude Glover as the parties in the proceeding.
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Jay
Tiwan
Lawrence R. Nay
Iiian Maude Glover
Campaign for a Humane Officer
The Woman's Club addresses the need for a salaried humane officer in the city. It notes no current officer due to funding gaps and cites cases of neglected children and animal cruelty. The club backs changed laws to fund a dedicated officer or to assign humane duties to regular police, while seeking temporary solutions.
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Woman's Club Club
Havite
Black man dies after mob hangs him in public square
A mob overpowered the jailer at the county jail early and hanged Joe Richardson, a Black man, from a tree in the public square. He had been charged with an assault on 11 year old Rea Gol as she walked to school nearby. The body remained hanging in the square into the next morning.
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Joe Richardson
Richardson
Rea Gol
Sanders Dismissed After Insufficient Evidence
Arlife Sanders was dismissed in Justice William Starcher's court on four charges of defrauding a boarding house. The judge ruled there was not enough evidence to sustain the charges and the defendant was released.
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Arlife Sanders
William Starcher
German soldiers killed in attempted capture by officer’s servant
In PARGHIM Germany two enlisted soldiers attached to an Oliver unit were killed and one fatally wounded when an army officer’s servant, detected in a robbery, opened fire and then killed himself as guards pursued him at the barracks.
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Pase Parghim
Germany
Oliver
Editor Pindoll Considered for Ambassador to Russia
Cy Sent reports that Editor A. M. Pindoll of Pouria is among top contenders for the U S ambassador post to Russia. President Wilson is expected to announce the nomination soon, with a decision likely in the near future.
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Russia
Ny Amnon Booka
Washington
Cy Sent
M.pindoll
Niewspaper
Pouria, ii
Wilvom
Ambasaador
Bia
Trudel Family Burned in Home Tragedy
A family in Ulrich Tendall's area suffered fatal fire injuries early today. Trudel wife and eldest son were among the dead, with one daughter surviving. The surviving members mourn as investigators probe the blaze.
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Bebe
Ulrich Tendall
Trudell
Trudel
Lawmakers Quiet Amid Looming Debate In Nashville
In Nashville today lawmakers offered little indication of the order guiding the ongoing Hongo matter as Speaker Stanton insisted the rule of cleating Sib tial would be enforced. Representative Taylor moved to postpone immediate consideration of the bill, but opponents pressed points of order and the motion appeared doomed to fail.
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Tamsociaren
Nashville
Tenn
Sture
Stanton
Taylor
Watchman saves horse at Sand-Cut rail accident
Joe Grady a Baltimore and Ohio watchman at Sand-Cut risked his life Thursday night to pull a frightened horse from the center of the track as a fast freight approached. Grady and Ora Kane tried to flag the train. the horse, unbridled, bolted but the horse is found and the owner sought as authorities investigate.
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Joe Grady
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grady
Ora Kane
Dexh
Kane
Bridie
Mtn Misauter
Crady
Ihiis Pocknis
Rabe
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