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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1916
Page
6
Agatn and Port Allegany report indicate Keith Dalrymple, once valued at $400,000, has vanished from his Whit home. Authorities believe he may be alive but living as a tramp, with prior history of disappearance years ago and presumed legally dead.
Scranton reports that Gi s Zinn was traded from Laujeville to the Orleans team in the Rouhan League after attempts by Bill Clymer and Bill Coughlin to recall him. The sale followed recall and bid efforts by the Abuit team association.
John Jacobs of New York City, who visited Sea Cliff two summers ago, died from a malady doctors attribute to a prior sting. He was bitten two years ago and had since suffered declining health. A medical expert from the state weighs in on the case.
A marriage license appears with names Hosene Cuak and Karhoring Adams. The readable fragments are garbled with unrelated letters and phrases, suggesting transcription errors and missing context about dates places or issuing authority.
A farm family tragedy near WIMINGAN Tek on August 5 ends with Alden Richardson son of farmer Paited Shilhs succumbing to a gunshot wound. The accident occurred as the victim moved at a hospital bed, with witnesses noting the weapon discharge occurred in front of him during a confrontation. Governor Tor is referenced in relation to the incident in an unclear citation.
A garbled report describes a scheme to shield the border using insect themed codewords and a plan linked to the Twelfth Infantry family of New York National Guard. The text mentions the Army and defense safety efforts, with references to Anju and Wurulred.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Plan F000 Port Woyat ninth drill company enlistments, pay scales, and depot details. Mentions 16,624 individuals employed in coal actions in Nova Scotia and various weights, measurements, and term lengths in a military context.
A distorted report claims Judge Miller of Puree Jinks WhOKG Lerman spoke at Wood County meeting. Delegates were allegedly told to back Miller and to influence the state delegation to the Liveatingtin convention. Names such as A Hrown and Walter Be Mppruiglo appear, with unclear roles and dates.
Fragmentary text reports a partisan meeting with Governor Hatfield presiding. Mentions temporary claimant, a Mountaineer gathering, and legal figures including Judge Thabullae in a November election context. Readable names include Andy Isan and local officials.
In Newport on August 5 a group of women marched to protest the heat and wet conditions while washing clothes. Sergeant Charles O Thboardes led a party of workers and praised the turnout as the women displayed their resolve to do their share of laundry amid the rain and wind.
Limle Town reports August 1 as the date for a local recruiting effort. A service member from Saro, Montana, with a population around 200, joins the Montana Infantry and Marine Corps units stationed on the border and in Folin China. Local militia leaders urge readiness and steel for national defense as volunteers are pledged for overseas duty.
Striking workers in uniform disrupted underground rail service causing congestion and delays. Attendants on duty planned to bid, pool their activities, and halt passenger conveyance as union action spread across the fleet. Local officials and managers sought to maintain safety and order amid the stoppage.
A garbled OCR item describes tension between Humana and a mentor figure in a local newsroom. It cites editorial clashes and accusations of personal framing, with references to a publication and a controversial path blamed for missteps.
A gasoline storage tank was hit by lightning causing a fire and extensive damage. Fire crews battled the blaze as nearby structures and barrels were affected, with authorities investigating the incident's cause and scope.
Fragmented text from a city page notes a ceremony or event but is largely garbled. Names and places are unreadable, with multiple misspellings and broken phrases limiting clear extraction of people, groups, or specifics. The readable bits hint at a schedule or reporting on a local event without concrete facts.
The Columbus club manager Thaly Holewith and The Rnmprienn As sociation were released by Tolwild to night recordings to annughedment by Manager Prosnaligp. Be Satiadoem
The nominee addressed reporters before departing on a cross country tour touching Michigan and Ohio. He planned meetings with party officials and supporters, with stops in Detroit and a later address at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
An alcohol lamp heats an apparatus designed by a French inventor, highlighting a technical development and its maker.
Gloom spread through army camps near the border as authorities ban watermelons. An army fly expert warns rind cannot be burned or buried easily, fearing rind waste may fuel fly pest and disease.
A string of visitors was recorded in Lost Creek through Saturday night and Sunday. Names include W Sheets of Lost Creek. Genius Payne, Salem banker. Setter, Mineral county citizen. John Lowe of Shinnston. Ocean View and Virginia trips. John Carpenter of Grafton. W B White of Weston. C O Jennison of Parkersburg. G W Roden of Romney. Miss Rose Y Davis of Weston. WK Jinard of Grahamstown. C F Pence of Keyser. F Journey of Charlston. Frank R Hurlbut of Charleston. Thomas Listen of Charleston. Miss Bessie R Irvine formerly of Clarksburg plans summer travels with Raymond Irvine.
That actions can unite and for whom all Republicans can vote. It cordially recommends to the Republican state convention at Huntington the name of Judge Homer BR Woods as a nominee for judge of the supreme court for appeals. Delegates are instructed to place his name before the convention and use honorable means to secure his nomination.
John Moran of Burnsville is a patient at Kessler hospital receiving treatment for a light attack of appendicitis. It is not known whether he will undergo an operation.
American Steel Foundries Company announces plans to enlarge its Pittsburgh area furnace complex. The move aims to boost output and secure longer contract terms with major steel buyers. Officials indicate the expansion will create jobs and strengthen regional steel supply.
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