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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1916
Page
2
The town reports numerous small structures toppled by strong winds across Moulton Wy and surrounding counties. Kingsville and San Benito areas also show widespread damage with roofs and walls collapsed and scattered debris. Local crews assess the storm’s impact on housing and utilities while residents begin cleanup efforts.
A storm struck Laredo Texas on August 10 causing considerable property damage as military tents were blown down and scattered. Local authorities assessed the scene and began securing the area.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Tiny Yong and a place name Wyrnd ste Gk Mave with Sivples pursuing, unclear surrounding context and details.
Brief scavenger note records talk of cement blogs, Time and master references, and mentions of quality and person specialty. It references contact points or brands like iM WEST and Ford Supply Store, suggesting supplier discussion or trade chatter without a clear event.
Avihliy Ne AuhToys lin brian ae muh hiareta to MMe aeons latest World tink Shimamer Mire Inswhieh Des Farias added ye Balg Moody ter Hine Neus motor. The piece notes Mount Hond advent and mentions Ashley as a producer and actor in several photoplays including The Aitte Mademol and Million Vid.
An oral grand jury investigation into alleged fraud in the Yhw primary election in Mingo and McDowell counties West Virginia concluded today after a meeting between department officials and William Barnhart attorney general for the Southern district. Additional sections of the suit may be involved as the probe advances.
The article reports President Wilson signing a naval appropriation bill amid calls for expanding the fleet. It notes anticipated shipbuilding pace, labor shortages, and broader military funding tied to naval readiness, with emphasis on timely delivery and contractor impacts.
Secretary of Labor Wilson spoke at a machinists outing about injunctions against striking when wages fell. He noted state and federal laws since 1871 limiting conspiracies, cited Massachusetts injunctions during wage fights, and urged labor to resist court orders while pushing for an eight hour day for all crafts.历史
An OCR crop drafts a heat wave update with scattered words about temperature, forecasts, and discomfort. The legible bits mention hot conditions and a forecast, but the full details and locations are obscured by garbled characters and typos.
Article outlines a proposed reorganization and national committee formation. It mentions a first annual vote and a new international structure with headquarters in New York to unite various national organizations under a single umbrella.
The report notes Lloyd and David May George, minister of war, discuss perseverance amid tension. Observers sense a shift as sailors, engineers, and crews anticipate changes. The piece hints at increased discipline and readiness after a long lull.
A man named Hans Edward Thompson faced customs officials over a $25,000 jewel shipment linked to a suspected smuggling ring. The complaint alleges Thompson returned from abroad July 11 as a passenger who swore the jewelry ashore, while others were investigated for involvement.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge opened his campaign remarks at a Republican Club outing in Massachusetts criticizing Washington officials for relying on phrases. He cited Lusitania, accountability, and “too proud to fight” as examples, arguing Americans deserve clear action and accountability. He predicted Hughes would win Massachusetts with a large plurality.
August 19 report from Terre Haute states three Terre Haute Central League players have been sold. Pitcher Ainsworth goes to Chicago Americans, pitchers Crum and infielder Matches to Boston Nationals. Cateh ac Wagner may stay with Terre Haute through season end.
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas August 19 President Wilson issued an executive order granting Mrs Myrtle M Davis of England Ark a post office position in Arkansas without examination. No copy of the order was received locally. Mrs Davis's husband Edward A Davis a rural carrier was killed while on duty June 10.
Beatiation of Father Isaac Jaques, martyred by Molawk Indians in 1652, is introduced before the Congregation of Rites for definite canonization. Cablegram received today by Rev. J. Wynn from Rev. Charles Hackney of the Gregorian University in Rome confirms progress. Charles Hoskins of West Union is noted as a business visitor in Beatiaton, New York.
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