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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1916

Page

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Many candidates file for West Virginia primaries

At midnight a flood of nomination papers arrived as the secretary of state’s office closed. Edward Callaghan of Pennsylvania and Theodore F. Kurtz of Cleveland led presidential tickets for Democrats and Republicans respectively. The list included Republican and Democratic nominees for U S Senate and multiple district delegates across counties, with extensive filings from Charleston and Huntington figures and multiple entries from Kanawha to Berkeley counties.

Charleston Jay Fi Theodora Burton Ohio William Grant Webster Chicago Edward Callaghan Charteros Cériitontes West Virginia Cor Deates Hutton Sual Borh Alckerm State Senate House of Delegates Secretary of State Department Detecrat Chalorol William Grant Webster Dorocist Theodore Fi. Kurtoh Cleveland United States Senate Wiliam F Mite Huntington Benjamin L. Rosenboom Wheeline William E Chilton Deine Etnt A. RL White Nte Vubilean Parkorairg Howard Sutherland Republican Elkins Inreo Davin Viking Elkina J. W. Dawson J.T. Gibbons Flev P. Moon Charles Towns Herschel C. Ogden Whealing Henry D. Hatfeld Eckman Louis Bennett Weston Joni Wheeling Montington John ‘T.” Metray Gratton M. A. Chew Leatherwood A. W. Paull Wonddale Thomas J. Sherrard Wallaburg Tobert T. Cunninghan Harry B. Curtin Orkaburg J. Mentor Caldwell Repub Venn Parkersburg T. E. Graham Parkershoro Walt Pandieton Spencer B. Pheills Huntington Path James PF. Beavers Matewan John B. Stevenson Willam H. Thomas Bromwell White Mutowan Philip Konrad Kanawha

Police drill ends with fatal shot in New York street

On May 6 in front of 3,000 spectators on Firth avenue a police methods demonstration led to a hold up scene. Lieutenant Christopher Reilly, playing the highwayman, was killed when a detective fired, while a wounded officer was sent to hospital and the suspect was detained.

Firth Avenue Christopher Reilly Palley Reilly Bultel

Smallpox Outbreak Causes Quarantine Actions in Fayette County

Amid rising cases in Fayette County, health authorities report the epidemic checked by strict quarantine and isolation hospitals. Several towns along the Norfolk and Western railroad have closed Sunday schools and moving picture theaters to prevent spread.

Charleston Fayette County Norfolk and Western

Roosevelt Endorsed at Progressive Convention in Boston

At the state Progressive party convention in Boston Maine Roosevelt was endorsed for president amid loud cheering. Harvard professor Albert Bushnell, as permanent chairman, delivered the keynote pledging a vigorous foreign policy and criticizing idle diplomacy.

Boston Maan Une Theodore Roosevelt Progressive Party Albert Bushnell Harvard Chadrman

Prize schooner incident off Martian coast with Mexican crew

May 6 Mexican press reports the three masted auxiliary schooner Leonort and two other boats near a Martian coast position, a prize action ensues. The crew were noted as Mexicans with the captain freed from exemption, and the event involved the British authority unknown.

Hrltiol -Crulmur Malutow Aohoones Leonort, Ui & Positon Tandine Hhiradt Ty Orlan Ty Law

President Delays Comment on New German Submarine Orders

President Wilson plans no talk until the new German submarine orders are understood. Officials discuss wording, possible diplomatic moves, and whether to sever relations. Secretary Lansing departs for Annapolis with a copy of Berlin’s note as Ambassador Gerard notes dual language texts may explain minor variances.

Jalil Wilton Lanning United States de Histon Lhd Watthen Hotian Germany Washington Bees Retary Lanting Annapolis Ita Wilson White House Tim Us Count von Barnatorm New York State Department Gerard

Demands at New York Central and Nickel Plate Railroads

In New York on May 1 a group presented demands to recover their onion and rights, signaling the early steps of a labor mediation process. Officials from the federal mediation service conferred with railroad representatives to discuss the issues and possible resolutions. Enrico Currico and Lim Longr were named passengers of the ship Baganne traveling to Italy via France, with a note he plans to return to New York in November if not called to serve in the Italian army.

New York New York Central Federal Bowl of Mediation Enrico Curiko Lim Longr Italy France Aion Wiive Thalion

Lusitania Anniversary Seamen Strike Aboard Ultoius

On Lusitania anniversary eve Captain W. T. Turner faced a seamen strike aboard the Ultoius freight ship bound for Liverpool via Boston and Halifax. Seamen demanded higher wages and attacked within three miles. Turner appealed to police and then to the British consul before resuming voyage with a crew change in Boston.

New York W. T. Turner Ultouls Cunard Liverpool Via Boston Halifax Turner Statue of Wherry’ and Came Ashors Marine Hmit Caplan Turner Conan] Shepard Vasual

Panic at Ohio National Bank in Columbus unfolds

In Columbus today Georges Alroy, 68, blamed as Airey, caused a panic at the Ohio National Bank by drawing a revolver on Officer Smith and bank president Kieswetter. He was shot during an attempted escape and hospitalized with a right kidney wound. Officer Smith and a depositor restrained him. others fled under desks as a possible gun battle loomed.

Columbus Ohio National Bank Delaingat Charley W. Beith Emil Kinewetter Georke Alroy Smith Interway Alrey Synntah Ajrey Omeer Smith Airey Oficer Slaith

Extensive mining strike spreads in Tay lor and Preston counties

In the coal region of Taylor and Preston counties, 1090 miners are out with more expected. A first 400 miners walked off Monday, prompting others to join. This afternoon union leaders met hoping for a districtwide action by Monday if operators refuse a 10 percent wage increase. No disorder reported as about eight thousand men are affected.

Grafton Taylor Preston

Open Lands in Routt County Denver May 29

About 40 000 acres in the Little Snake river valley Routt county Colorado will be opened for homestead entry on May 29. The land lies near the Routt National Forest and represents a significant addition to available settlement opportunities in the region.

Denver Colo Little Rnake River Routt County

Ottawa approves $160,000 for foreign trade campaign

Ottawa May 6. Parliament unanimously approves an appropriation of $160,000 to enable the government to organize a campaign for foreign trade. The plan aims to revive trade with nations including Germany and Austria that were active before the war, under Sir George Fortar, minister of trade and commerce.

Ottawa Ont George Fortar Vna Germany Austria

Approval of Carranza Agreement Eases U S Mexican Troop Ties

Washington May 11 General Carranza approves the Scott Obregon pact aimed at widening cooperation between American and Mexican forces in the Vera Cruz region and avoiding clashes with Carranza troops. Officials deny any definite withdrawal date for Pershing expedition and plan to resume formal protocol after ratification.

Pease Washington Carranza Villa Wilson Moxico City Carransa Porshipg Carrane Washington Jate Catranza

Germans Resume Verdun Offensive and Other Front Actions

Berlin reports the Verdun fighting proceeding successfully with heavy German guns and French trench evacuations on hill slopes, while French defenders halted waves west and northwest of the hill. Vienna notes Austro Italian front activity with Italian and Austrian air attacks and a Sudan uprising report. Italian relief efforts near Durazzo. and Hellenic forces at Brindisi.

Verdun Pay Hil 204 Recson Berlin Vienna War Office Balfent Lucerna Constantinople Sudan Iman Darfour Nile Duraszo Albania Rome Vienna Avalona Haletons Awhtriga Meropianen Brindial Machmen Diiver

Holy War Breaks Out In Sudan Reported By Constantinople

May 6 Berlin dispatches quote overseas news that Ali Dinar leader of Darfur proclaims a holy war against the British. Darfur, about 160000 square miles with 750000 to four million population, borders Kadman Budan and El Fasher is the capital. Dinar seeks aid from Senussi tribes against British troops near the Nile.

Berlin Bayville Sudan Constantinople Today Ali Dinar Iman Darfour Budan Nile Tia Ali Dinar Darfur Aulian El-fasher Khartoum

Government fakes parliament to suspend constitutional guarantees

From Lishon May 4 via London May 6 a delayed report claims the government has faked parliament to suspend constitutional guarantees across the republic. The motive and legitimacy are disputed by political factions citing the ruling party's actions and public unrest.

Lishon London Goverment Haa Republic Manmare

East Liverpool votes to stay wet in wet/dry election

East Liverpool voters approved remaining wet by 2,474 to 2,000 in a local wet/dry election. The result keeps the city in current alcohol sale status.

Liverpool East

Parker Arrested in Havana in Butler Murder Probe

American man Parker was arrested in Mansanillo Havana on a murder investigation tied to 2. V. Butler of Newport Kentucky last month. Harp reported Parker faces charges related to the case.

Raasen Havana E. M. Parker Mansanillo Harp 2. V. Butler Newport

Injunction Issued in Hocking Coal Case

A civil action in the arcult court granted a injunction on petition of Hocking Coal and Coke Company against Sunday Creek Coal and Cemtrab Tease Company trustees. The order bars the defendants from removing Frost property and related machinery or fan. The plaintiff asserts a fondant company owes its share amid the intervention.

Thi Arcult Hocking Coal and Coke Sunday Creek Coal Ast Coke Company Cemtrab Tease Company Fondant Tsvatrea Iitheation Siesta

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