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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1916

Page

12

Confession of a Scenario Editor Reveals Film Plot Filters

A scenario editor explains the harsh reality of screening a thousand photoplays weekly, accepting few. He notes producers crave new ideas and human interest, not old plots, and many scripts fail at the synopsis stage.

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Argentine Bealy to Become Bride

Miss Sarita Rayboud daughter of Col Eduardo Rayboud military attaché at the Argentine embassy in Washington is to wed Abel V Ezeyza a wealthy young Argentine planter in a ceremony expected in a few days Rayboud comes from one of the republics oldest families and is prominent in Washington’s diplomatic circle The notice also mentions a Dodge Brothers auto and Thompson Garage Company without clear relevance.

Sarita Rayboud Col Eduardo Rayboud Washington Abel V. Ezeyza Miss Rayboud Mr. Ezeyza

Royal Neighbors Hold Special Session in Elkins

Royal Neighbors of America Price Camp No. 6682 met in Elkins on May 20 in honor of visiting supreme judge representatives. A close adoption of fifteen and speeches by Myra E Enright Lydia Swiggett and Milas Daisy Adams highlighted the event. Social hour followed with visitors from Marlinton Pareons and other royal neighbor lodges.

Elkins Royal Neighbors of America Miet Supreme Judge Myra E Enright Kansas City Supreme Oracle Lydia J. Swiggett Washington, D. C Milas Daisy Adams Fairmont Depuy Marlinton Tron Elling Cumberland

Motion Overruled In Thaw Case And Local School Events

In Fairmont May 20 Judge W S Haymond overruled a defense motion by Harry Thaw attorney for L G Hace on amending the record about Race being out of court during testimony. The court also overruled a bid to arrest the verdict in the Linn fund misplacement case. June 6 sets hearing dates. Graduations and school events dominate local news with Fairmont High School class of 68 to graduate June 6 and a full week of festivities. Other notes include pool access for women after June 1, road work updates, club officer elections, a 14 year old girl’s death, nurse training class, suffrage headquarters, a Shakespeare play night, and civic club cleanup efforts.

Fairmont Harry Thaw L. G. Hace J. H. Linn Citizens Dollar Savings Bank W. S. Haymond aMilavite Bic Cass Fairmont High School H. G. Stoetzer First Presbyterian Church Loop Park Misa Beatrice Fitzwater South Side Park Virginia Mulvey R. D., McLean Odette Tyler Grand Opera House A. BA. Fleming Walton Miller T. W. Fleming H. F. Smith J. A. Meredith T. A. Deveny Lawrence Horan G. A. Vincent M. A. Joliffe Michael Powell James Bennett Greensburg Crippen Uniontown Harry Bennett Wilkesbarre M. B. Copeland Athens Patrick O'Connor Stewart, O J. R. Bennett D. O. Bennett E. C. Ferriday Wilmington Del Jean Carter Margaret Talbott Thomas Connors Joseph Hart John Ross Thomas Rooney Clarksburg Wheeling Ruth Cokeley Charlotte Locke Edith Holbert Conk Hospital Nutter, Rueser, Cunningham McCutcheon Minerg Hospital

Local News Highlights From Clarksburg Region

City health inspection tour led by Mayor Bowen and Health Officer Ramage examined cleanup results with committee members including Mrs Watson and Mrs Butcher. Obituaries note Mrs Hamilton of Rymer and Satterfield of Colfax. Memorial Day plans by Meade Post. nurses take exams in Wheeling. train schedule cuts. numerous social and civic notices in Fairmont area.

Anthony Bowen Chesney ‘Ramage Mesdames George T. Watson B. L. Butcher Goen Barnes W. S. Lydie E. F. Hartley Eliza Rock Meade Post Grand Army of the Republic Woodlawn

Lusk Delivers Montana Delegation Support at Convention

Louise F. Lusk of Missoula Mont arrives in Chicago as the first woman delegate from Montana to the Republican national convention. A banker and wife of a rancher, she advocates old fashioned Republicanism and pledges to stay until a suitable Republican nominee is chosen. Lusk has opened a women delegates headquarters at the Congress hotel and backs Cumming per Montana instructions.

Senator Cummins Iowa Col. Roosevelt Republican Party United States William McKinley First National Bank Joseph Dixon Progressive National Committee Montana Lusk Chicago Congress Hotel Cumming

Administrators’ Sale of Estate Assets in Harrison County

The administrators of Lemuel E. Stout’s estate announce a public sale at the Harrison County Courthouse on Saturday May 21 1918 at 1:30 PM. Auction items include bank shares US National Bank Farmers Bank Clarksburg Clarksburg Croat Company Metis Mary Mining Company and City paving bonds. all sold for cash to the highest bidder.

Lemuel E. Stout Court House Harrison County West Virginia Delgeport Bank US National Bank Farmers Bank Clarksburg Clarksburg Croat Company Metis Mary Mining Company G. Harter Stout W. Frank I Stout & Merendino Sy Nada

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