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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1915
Page
3
Trade for farm or easy payment ground
Want to trade house and lot for a small farm or buy a tract of ground on easy payments. See us at once for arrangements and details.
New six room bungalow for sale with bath and pantry
Six room bungalow on a level 40 by 120 foot lot. Features include a reception hall and bath with a pantry. Price listed at $3,000 with terms available.
Five rogin cottage on Drummond Street
Rent listing notes a five room cottage on Drummond Street priced at $15 per month with water rent paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond Street
Young Man Given Ten Days For Stealing Ride on Train
A youth identified as Paul Hopkins is jailed for ten days after Magistrate T G Nicewarner imposed a $5 fine and costs for riding a train without paying. He was arrested and prosecuted by a Baltimore and Ohio railroad detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Paul Hopkins
T. G. Nicewarner
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Montessori School to Open Here in Clarksburg
Clarksburg will welcome a Montessori school for children led by Mrs. John R. Garrett. She earned a diploma from the American Montessori Teachers’ Training School in Philadelphia and studied under Madame Montessori in Rome. The program emphasizes self initiative and didactic apparatus for ages three to seven, with opening planned between September 15 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Columbia University
New York City
Rome
Italy
Madame Montessori
Garrett Will
Madam Montessori
Garrett
Ida Higley
Billy Geppert
William L. Geppert
Vocational Education Committee Meets In Charleston
The West Virginia Education Association committee on vocational training met at the Waldo hotel to plan a report for the June annual convention in Charleston. Members include Rosier of Fairmont as chair, Hanifan of Charleston as secretary, plus Jones of Morgantown, Hill of Athens, and Bonner of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia’ Education Association
Waldo Hotel
Charleston
West Virginia
L. J. Hanifan
Joseph Rosier
Fairmont
C.R. Jones
State University At
Morgantown
L. B. Hill
State Normal School
Athens
H. R. Bonner
Grafton
Rosier
Hanifan
Netherlands Protests German Sinking of Meden
The Netherlands government has delivered a protest note to Germany over the sinking of the Dutch steamship Meden by the submarine U-28 off Beachy Head on March 25. Germany may offer an indemnity if a judicial decision is reached, and Dutch-German relations are described as high in confidence despite rumors in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
the Hague
London
Netherlands
Germany
Meden
Beachy Head
Austrian war dept reports heavy fighting near Uzsok
The Austrian war department said severe fighting opened yesterday in the wooded mountains east of Uzsok pass. German troops captured a height north of Tucholka, with over 1,000 Russians taken and fifteen machine guns seized. Strong attacks in the Opor valley failed with heavy Russian losses. 2,150 prisoners were taken yesterday. No other front changes reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieinna
London
Austrian War Department
Uzsok Pass
Tucholka
Opor
Stryj
Ohio civil service panel to weigh governor power abuse charge
Members of the Ohio civil service commission will decide Monday if they will investigate Governor Willis regarding alleged civil service law violations to favor political friends. The governor denies the accusation after Civil Service Commissioner Bryson and 13 others were asked to resign, with only one resigning. A majority said they will stay until their terms end unless ousted by the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fprrs
Columbus
Ohio Civil Service Commission
Willis
Civil Service Commissioners
Civil Service
Bryson
C. C. Wiliams
Agricultural Commission
New Judges Appointed for First Judicial Circuit
Charleston April 10 Governor Hatfield appointed R M Addleman of Wheeling as judge of the first judicial circuit to succeed the late C C Newman. The term runs to January 174. H D Rummell of Charleston was named judge of the Kanawha county court of common pleas, effective May 1 until January 1 1917. The new court, created by the last legislature, will handle part of the circuit court’s workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
R. M. Addleman
Wheeling
Hatfield
First Judicial Circuit
C.C. Newman
Lee
Court of Common Pleas
Kanawha County
Railroad condemnation case held for Wallace site at Wallace
A special term of the circuit court in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company versus Flavius Estlack appointed O M Reager Francis M Davis John E Strother Allen D Fitzhugh and A O Brooks as commissioners to assess damages for a Wallace railway station site. The Continental Supply Company against Doman Consolidated Oil Company and the suit of Thomas Dodd against William J Steel and others were dismissed settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Flavius
Wallace
Haymond Maxwell
O. M. Reager
Francis M. Davis
John E. Strother
Allén D. Fitzhugh
A. O. Brooks
Continental Supply Company
Doman Consolidated Oil Company
Thomas Dodd
William J. Steel
Baltimore man charged with wife beating in Elk city
Elmer McCurry of Baltimore street Glenn Elk was arrested after his wife said he beat her, tore clothing, and attempted to throw her over an embankment while intoxicated. He was jailed awaiting a 9 o clock police court hearing before Mayor Will H. Cole. Neighbors heard screams and alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer McCurry
Baltimore Street
Glenn Elk
Will H. Cole
McCurry
Lake trade delay shifts open date for coal
The lake trade for coal announced to open April 10 will not open until May 1 according to Clarksburg coal operators. The move aims to boost production at mines currently active, while other nearby mines will reopen for lake trade. This payday period March 13 to March 27 matched the prior period, with Consolidation miners and workers earning $27,901. tonnage for the month shows an increase over last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Neighbor Seeks Cat Saw By Caller After Missing Pet
A local resident reports their cat missing and asks neighbors for help locating it. The caller notes a neighbor may have seen the animal and urges return or contact with any information.
Miracle at Moundsville booklet links reform to a prison tale
W A Karnes of Huntington promotes a booklet The Miracle at Moundsville recounting Earl E Dudding sentence five years at Moundsville for killing his uncle Ira Chapman in 1909. Dudding describes prison life and reform efforts aimed at aiding families of prisoners. proceeds support Prisoners Relief Society founder who works without pay. Books sold at Goff Building news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Karnes
Huntington
Moundsville
Durance
Prisoners’ Relief Society
Karnes
Goff Building
Hay
Mystery Murder In Bronx Woman Found In Lot
Police probe a Bronx murder after autopsy shows a foreign born woman about 22 with a wedding ring killed by axe blows. Body found under stones in a vacant Rosedale Avenue lot near railroad tracks, with barrel parts nearby and signs suggesting body moved from a distant point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Rosedale Avenue
Bronx
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Arrests At Funeral Involving Shirley Bosworth Feud
Five men were arrested at Earl Shirley’s funeral in Hy Abecsiareo Point Pleasants after a fatal knife fight near Gilridge. Deputies say Bader Shirley Jackson Shirley Curtis Rollins Claude Brinker and Peter Shields faced murder charges and more arrests were expected at Wrson Bosworth’s funeral as the feud between the Shirley and Bosworth families continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY Abecsiareo
Point, Pleasant
Earl Shirley
Gilridge
E. C. Hite
Bader Shirley
Jackson Shirley
Dead Swan
Curtis Rollins
Claude Brinker
Peter Shields
Wrson Bosworth
Shirley
Bosworth
Federal Trade Commission may protect dye industry
Secretary Lane urged that after the war the FTC could intervene if foreign firms cut rates to drive American dye plants out of business. He said Americans should pursue dye production to meet domestic demand and support industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Federal Trade’ Commission
Lane
White House
The
Trade Commission
Tosmanufacture
Typhus fears rise as Serbian relief reports air contagion
AP report from New York on April 10 describes Mme Marienkovitch's letter noting belief in Serbia that typhus spreads through the air rather than vermin. It details casualties among Austro-Hungarian prisoners and civilians in Macedonia and Serbia, mentions the Rockefeller Commission's hopes, and cites severe mortality and calls for sanitary aid and inoculation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Associated Press
New York
Serbia
Mme
Voya Marienkovitch
Macedonia
Mlle
Helene Losanitch
Marienkovitch
Lukovitch
Circle of Sisters
Valevo
Accused of Cutting Air Brake Hose by Railyard Thieves
Baltimore and Ohio railroad detectives arrested two Greek men in the local yards Saturday night for cutting rubber air brake hose from a passenger car to sell to a junk dealer. One suspect named Kris Lopu, a Tin Plate resident, was found with a butcher knife. Warrants to be issued in magistrate's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kris Lopu
Tin Plate
Dawson Qualifies as Administrator of Simeon Dawson Estate
Noah Dawson has qualified as administrator of the estate of Simeon Dawson with bond set at $15,000. Maggie Dawson, Walter Prunm, and Chevapora listed as sureties. Shreve, sbyderj, and Elnore Rec referenced in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Dawson
Simeon Dawson
Fordney Detained at Kirkwall Over Cargo Destination
The American steamer Fordney, sailing from New York to Malmo, Sweden with a cargo of foodstuffs, is detained at Kirkwall as authorities investigate the cargo destination. The delay provides time for officials to determine where the goods are headed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Fordney
New York
Malom
Sweden
Kirkwall
Marriage License Issued to Morris and Layman
A marriage license was issued late Saturday afternoon at the county clerk office to David M. Morris and Callie C. Layman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Crews
David M. Morris
Callie C. Layman
Personal notices from Sydney Britt to regional visitors
Sydney Britt arrived from East Creek on Saturday and plans to spend Sunday. J. M. Ryan visits from Piedmont with R. A. Mayes of Huntington in the city. H. C. Meeker from Piedmont is on a short visit. R. L. Gregory of Parkersburg stays at the Waldo. J. T. Ryan of Piedmont entertains visitors in the city. Charles Hart and guests Robert Brown George Berry and Robert Reed of Wheeling depart Monday for Winchester. Mrs William F. Alexander visits Mrs Dorsey Potter. Thomas Jarrett of Shinnston was in Saturday night. William J. S. Harmer of Shinnston, a prominent citizen, was a business visitor Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Britt
Ost Creek
J. M. Ryan
Piedmont
Huntington
H.C. Meeker
R.L. Gregory
Parkersburg
Waldo Coeee
Ig. Wigitor
Charles Hart
Robert Brown
George ‘Berry
Robert ‘Reed
Wheeling
Winchester
Bishops Meet Across Nation Set for Des Moines Session
The national conference of Methodist Episcopal bishops will hold sessions starting April 26 in Des Moines. The meeting plans to assign bishops to various conferences and will run an oval schedule across several days at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Parkersburg, possibly continuing into September or October after the Des Moines gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des ‘Moines
Methodist
Pal
Parkersburg
Des
Moines
Moran to join Panoke in Virginia league action this week
Emmitt Moran will play a position in the outer garden for the Panoke team in the Virginia league and will depart for the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitt Moran
Panoke
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