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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1916

Page

2

What kind of cities gets industries

George W. Hucherar argues in favor of cities that attract industry by developing rail access rates, water and fire protection, good roads, telegraph and banking facilities, and ready factory space. He stresses transit efficiency, local boards of trade support, and prompt information to manufacturers seeking locations.

George W. Hucherar Finard of Trade Jburg Nergice Ts Siviny vi Munterh Ely Elly Prent— Ty Ulda Tocains Board of Trade

BOYCOTT IDEA BACKED BY SENATOR OWEN IN NEW YORK

New York January 2 United States Senator Robert TL Owen Democrat of Oklahoma urged the publican Club to back Mexico policy of the Wilson administration and to push a referendum on the cap, amid talk of war. He proposed a world agreement to deter any nation from territorial conquests and called for a stronger U S defense with universal training and broader resource mobilization. He criticized current army enlistment as ineffective and warned against intervention in Latin America while defending oil interests and urging peace funding.

New York United Staten Robert TL. Owen Oilalona Wilson United States Hill Sip Develn Therave Owana Mexico Owen North South America Hower Lorri Kory

War Correspondent Writings From Front Lines

A fragmentary wartime letter from a war correspondent in Wilkes-Barre recounts a Marine expeditionary force clash in the Caribbean. The message, via Sergeant Fritz Stubbe, describes headlong attacks and successful dispositions, noting casualties and the perilous nature of frontline reporting.

Carma Stubbe

Carnations and Memorial Day Observances Amid Resurgent Fever

The article describes a noisy parade of carnations for a birthday celebration of a former president amid U S unrest and evacuation orders. It notes an outbreak of fever that halts athletic events at Washington and Jefferson College and drums up anxiety about the timing of past football campaigns.

Washngton Jeferson College Warkington Jefferson Wleven Ennahad

Munday Weeps at New Trial Bid in Bank Case

Munday, recently convicted in the fall of a Chicago bank, seeks a new trial. Associated Press reports he wept as the courtroom verdict and sentence were read. William Larimer Wis presided. Slowlgl, former banker, received a ten year term.

Associated Presa Monies Charter Hy Munday Weennapirney Lo Lac Salto Streal Trust Bank Ne Chicaco William Larimer

Protest Over Seizure of Mail From Rotterdam

Informal protest is made against seizure of mail from the steamship Rotterdam. Officials and passengers including Dr Henry Vanityke, U.S. minister, aboard denounce the action which took mail from Germany Austria and neutral countries. The Noordam had earlier arrived with 14 bags from Sweden and Finland among others.

Rotterdam New York Hin Elaine Bittle Atchorthey Downs Henry Vaniyke United States Milnister Sue Netheringis Germany Austrie Lourd Tieshag

Pursuit of Villa Paso Leads to Mexican Forces Action

Tek Januarys and Colonel Quevedo led the pursuit toward Villa and Pranelled Wills in the Santa Clara District as General Miguel Hernandez, a former Villa commander, was attacked by ranchers north of Coomomarhic. Fourteen Mexican elements reportedly kidnapped by Hernandez forces.

Paso Anaaite Quevedo Thran Hernandee

Strike Ends In Steel Car Forge Wage Settlement

In BUWOOD City Pennsylvania on January 24 a tense stand at Steel Car Forge Company concluded with acceptance of a ten percent wage increase and return to work, ending the dispute after a riveting industrial standoff.

Buwood City

Agricultural Implements Need for France Aid

An American relief appeal urges funds to ship vital agricultural implements to France to aid planting and harvests in invaded northern regions. Items include ploughs hayrakes and separators. total cost estimated at 18100 dollars with no deductions for contributors.

New York France Eta Plattes Anes Lyon National Allied Reller Convintten

Senate Passes Deficiency Bill Amid Debates In Washington

The U S Senate approved a deficiency bill amid arguments by Senator Venable and party leaders, while House members backed the measure. A separate report notes workers at Kellys Island Line and Transport Company walked out after wage demands were rejected, with a tentative wage increase reportedly agreed upon later.

Tay Autociares Marble Head Dun de Strie Aye Wallan Kellys Island Line and Transport Company Hwrer-Conty

Storm Grips San Pratoisco In Frightful Flood Toll

A chaotic storm near San Dingo California caused widespread damage and an estimated 100 deaths. The Alora storm unleashed heavy rain and property losses while southern California faced renewed devastation. Severe cold lingered across Oregon Washington Idaho and the Northwest with railroad disruption. Paris bombings reported by Reuters from Paris show Zenpolin bombs dropped on the city late last night with injuries and property damage.

San Pratoisco Calif San Dingo California Oregon Wastington Idaho

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Removes Embargo on Corn Exports

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces an immediate embargo removal on corn shipments for export through Baltimore. The move applies to goods originating in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas, with traffic redirected accordingly. The development affects merchants and shippers awaiting clearance for cargo movements inland toward Baltimore port facilities.

Baltimore Mul Dan Haliimore and Obia Haliimore Parkernburn

Mines Found Threaten Ships Near Vigo and Gulf

Report notes new mines discovered by ships at Vigo and in the Gulf of Guasong far from territorial waters. Two Spanish vessels were sunk by mines recently, indicating active naval mines in the area and prompting alerts to maritime traffic.

Apwniah Vigo Snaln Mayas Agency Gulf of Guasong

Rebels Lose Chieftain In Northern Campaign Collapse

Washington report notes the death of Jain Lienerat Arquimeda, a Rebel chieftain who led bands north from near Mexico during the Villa movement collapse. He died from wounds received in battle.

Washington Jain Lienerat Arquimeda Mexico Dera Atiur Villa Moverment

Theodore Roosevelt Entered by Progressive State Committee

The Progressive state committee meeting at St. Paul endorsed Theodore Htorovelt for president. They planned a party convention in Kansas City on April Nine. Of the thirty-one committee members, three were absent and the remaining members were represented by proxies.

St. Pauls Theodore Htorovelt Con Mitter Kansas City

NY Guard Association Split Over Continental Army Plan

The National Guard Association of New York debated the push for formalizing militia groups across states and opposed creating a continental army for national service, signaling a cautious stance on centralized military forces.

Apaneiareo Ramen Aldany N.Y Dua National Guard Association of New York Milta Organizationa

Intercollegiate championships crowd training squads grow

Coach Monroy Hated plans large training with 600 men out for the bench team this season. The push aims to match last year’s 50 candidates, amid previews of hind and water di plonships and recruiting efforts. Corneli ik Daving Hitle diMeulty leads recruitment as big squads form for the various sport teams.

Corneli Ik Daving Hitle diMeulty Monroy Seakoh

River on Rampage Near Duncan Colorado River Watch

Reports from Yuma Arizona indicate the Colorado River has crested at twenty five feet and is rising about one foot per hour officials hope to hold the river back with the Yuma levees and embankments.

Dunner Colo Yuma Ariz Colorado California

Diner To Clear Defense Item Clearance Delayed

A state department decision routes a unclear plan for a defense item to be cleared for defensive use. The fresgury department instructs New York customs to issue clearance papers amid questions about admissibility and timing.

Naked Eye Planets Visible After Dusk in New Orleans

The article notes Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn visible to the naked eye after dusk near 9 o'clock. Delegates report sentiment on foreign trade and shipping policy including support for removing certain government restrictions, creation of a permanent shipping board, non-partisan tariff standards, favorable to bargained trade, anti-dumping stance, and union of competing and non-competing firms to boost overseas commerce.

New Orleans Venus Mars Jupiter Mwerchunt Marine Earth Chicago Chicago Academy of Sciences Japiter Mara Baturn Orion Saturn Nara Ton Jalades

Northwestern Mutinal Tosurance agents meet in Wheeling region

A meeting of Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company agents was held at the Young Men's Christian Association with local and district agents in attendance. The afternoon session discussed general matters related to insurance, followed by a banquet at the Chancellor hotel.

Wheeling G. Oy Law G. P. Roberts Clarkepare C. F. Hayman M. Snodgrass New Martinsville V. Goberly Clarkaburg H. A. Moore Marietta Morgantown P.M. Smith Chiar Joston

Troops Trapped in Pinsk Marshes Suffer Massive Losses

A Petrograd telegram reports Russian forces have captured German troops in the Pinsk Marshes with massive casualties as entrenched detachments were cut off and unable to escape the mire. Subterranean works, caissons, munitions, and guns were wrecked or engulfed, leaving thousands dead or trapped in the marshland.

London He Petrograd Rew— Ters Telegram Company Pinsk

War of Nations speech by Lord Rosebery at Kiunburg

London January 29 Lord Rosebery addressing a volunteers meeting declared this war is a war of nations not kings or ministers urging all to join the army and fight to secure a decisive victory. He warned against premature peace that would bring more war and bloodshed from tyrannical rulers.

Verocaten Rata London Lord Rosebery Cy Kiinburg

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