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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented lines mention auxiliary service and exemptions linked to a person named Jolene with unclear context. The text is garbled with stray phrases and lacks coherent facts, places, dates, or organizational details to form a solid news item. No identifiable event or outcome is clearly stated.
French aeroplanes bombarded the German artillery station at Charleroi and a railway at Wouzlers station. The raid involved aircraft from FA Squadron and targeted aviation grounds near Charlerange. Over three hundred shells were dropped, with trains near the station reported cut in two.
Mr. Rockefeller outlined the plan in a meeting where miners delegates discussed it and voted unanimously for approval. Colorado Fuel and Iron Company covered travel expenses and reimbursed time lost. the miners referendum on the industrial plan was expected to finish early next week with little opposition anticipated.
A Denver report notes Rockefeller industrial plan approved by company officers and miners representatives from the international board. The committee says the plan will certainly aid the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company in eradicating evils via reform.
A letter of protest addressed to President Wilson objects to a loan agreement linked to big subscriptions. It references a $25,000,000 figure and mentions a bank or individual subscriber, with confusion over who holds the stake and the intended recipient in New York.
West Virginia tobacco growers report the 1915 crop will be the largest in years. Surveys show 80 percent of the crop cured and in sheds ready for stripping, with estimates from Western Tobacco Journal placing output at about 88 percent of last year’s poundage. Kentucky and Virginia show strong improvements. warehouses prep for early shipments after December.
Walter Morris and Jacob Kellar returned from the Granyw Army area in Washington. Mrs J H Ernest and Miss Marle Ernest of Brooklyn hosted Mrs Howell Cooper and will return home tonight. Mrs Martha OM McCarty and daughter will depart for Burlington New Jersey to send Elizabeth to St Marys hall. Mrs Henshaw of Fairmont attended a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Clarksburg and visited Mrs Albert Rapp. Julian Wilson and Francis Gibson, cadets at the Naval Academy, have returned to Annapolis Maryland.
Governor Hail surveyed damage today aiding parish and city officials in relief work. Reports say two Mexican crewmen drowned after being swept overboard. Passengers, many women and children, told of terrifying scenes as the ship battled the gale and high waves near the river mouth.
The West Virginia State Board of Trade executive committee adopted resolutions opposing a proposed freight rate hike. They argue the increase would hurt state prosperity by widening coal shipping costs to western and lake points, potentially benefiting nearby states. Ex-Governor Fleming and other officials attended the special meeting in Wheeling.
Reports from Matamoras indicate nearly 100 raiders from the Rio Grande frontier remain at large, with General Natarrate announcing a broader effort to suppress these Mexican factions. American authorities warn of continued pursuit along the border as forces coordinate to locate hiding raiders and restore order.
In Jacksonville Washington, October 3, Company A First Infantry Moria National Guard competes in the state trophy event opening today, scoring 1133 of 1250. Southern Asaola and other teams will contest in matronal and individual events, with shooting concluding after October 22 under National Rifle Association auspices.
A train wreck near San Luis Obispo California on October 2 left one man dead and several injured. Fire crews battled flames as a derailed car rolled down a steep embankment, with two trainmen among the injured. Eastern visitors to California reported the crash as they traveled to the export exhibition.
Washington two counsel for Charles G. Glover and William J. Flather, president and vice president of the bank, were indicted yesterday on charges of perjury and bond issues. The bonds were set at five thousand dollars each as the court considers the case, with a grand jury filing lasting through the day. Names and precise charges appear in the official records, while the exact terms of the greatment await determination.
Fragmentary report lists heights and conditions with references to Morgantown Parkersburg and rise in conditions. Weather notes show temperatures and cloudy skies with scattered data points and stray terms.
Fragmentary OCR text references a long term sentence tied to a person named Bill Fewjlno with unclear details and a February timestamp. The readable material is sparse and lacks context, but indicates a judicial proceeding result and a naming irregularity in the record.
The article describes Semendria as a strategic Servian town on the Danube, exporting mainly pigs and wine. It notes trade with Vienna and Budapest, the grapevines brought by Prince George Brankovich leading to Tokay, and Semendria’s Roman and Byzantine-era fortifications. The triangular fortress, twenty-four towers, and heritage of Tokay's lineage are highlighted as enduring symbols.
A man named Frank Gunningham was sentenced by a magistrate to serve a county term following a lower court decision. He faced additional custody arrangements related to a bond and potential transport to the county jail, with the case tied to railroad yard disturbances and safety concerns.
Fragmentary OCR hints at Wilson invitation and a Philadelphia event. Mentions possible early next week and a presidential toast. Text is garbled but implies a world leader event with plans to accept an invitation and stage a public toast in Philadelphia.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a preacher sought for heart balm with unclear context. Names and details are garbled, but imply a probate or romantic dispute involving a person likely named Migs Cov and a 40 year old figure. Event appears urban and dated but specifics are unreadable.
The readable text references 8 B Physics, a Senate context, and an apparent note on a game or event. It mentions Reid and Arkansas, with scattered phrases about planning and an election or scheduling. The fragmentary source lacks coherent facts to confirm details.
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