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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1916
Page
3
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Senator Gott to oversee construction of a four story modern block replacing the Nusbaum clothing store on South Third Street. Hiram Lloyd Building Construction Co of St Louis to build, completion by January 1. Project worth about 5000 dollars, with elevators and modern shop facilities. Nusbaum to vacate within two weeks and relocate to other city location. The store first opened in 1879 and remains a landmark as new facilities rise.
Albert Durham, shot a week ago over a girl in Meadow Brook, remains in critical condition at St Marys Capital but showing improvement. James Calva, a coal miner, is jailed on a feloniously shooting Durham and alleged attempted murder of Thomas Simms. John Thorn faces a prohibition violation for a pint of whiskey at the scene. Warrants sworn by Deputy Lace Wolfe in Magistrate Carter's court. hearings likely early next week.
The First Regiment Band of West Virginia National Guard under Harvey L. Gregory gave a free open air concert Saturday evening in front of the courthouse. A well chosen program of popular and classical music was performed with artistic style, drawing many compliments from listeners on the excellence of the concert.
The West's Great Wild West shows and carnival begin a work week engagement on the old planing mill lot in the West End starting Monday. The troupe features a host of attractions including riders, ropers, and a strongman demonstration. The event includes a daily program with varied acts and side shows, promising a full week of entertainment for local visitors.
In a late session, Jaws Harrison, a Black man, and Georg Willoe, a White man, were jailed on disorderly conduct charges. They face trial before Mayor G. H. on Sunday morning at the local court.
A man who gave the name John Hupp was jailed Saturday night by Poltes Sergeant Isenhart and Patrolman Foltz on a charge of drunkenness. His trial was set for Sunday morning in police court.
At 1 North Fourth street Glen Elle police detained four young men on gambling charges. One posted a bond of 21.60 and was released, the others remained jailed or later freed after securing bonds. Names given include John Williams and Harry Reed with John and William Doe. Police officers were Nicholas Whyte and Tuto Povont, along with Patrolman Hows.
A garbled report describes a disturbance at an office on Ko Joy street involving an assailant, a phone line, and a deputy named She If kao Wolte and Andoinabhto. Officials pursued leads with limited clarity, noting possible threats to a person’s vote and office safety amid confusion.
Certificates of incorporation are issued to two new firms under West Virginia law. The Liberty Furniture Company of Huntington is authorized capital 1000 with J Lubin M Itere D V Sayre B J Lubin M P Winwell as incorporators all of Huntington. The Chicago Tim Bervicn Company of Chicago is authorized capital 1000 with A Forshay Avaroll Goldman A O Thamurn Arthur Rothetei Arpild Levy all of New York as incorporators.
Infant John Franklyn Evans aged months died Saturday after a short illness. Son of Mr and Mrs William Frana of Glen Fall. Funeral at 2 30 this afternoon at the home with burial in Grimth Cemetery.
War office advertisement from Amsterdam dated August 12 indicates preparations in Austria-Hungary for another winter campaign. Bids are invited for all fur and woolen goods to protect troops from the cold. Deliveries must be made before September 15.
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