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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1915
Page
11
A derailed transcription notes Mexican troops poised to cross into the United States from Laredo Texas and Arizembers region. It cites government reports and potential reentry into Mexico, with no troops yet deployed. The fragment references across border movement and US authorities.
A telegram reports U S troop reinforcement plans for Agua Prieta to protect a Mexican garrison amid tensions along the border. Recognition of the Mexican government influences actions as Carranza troops resist Villa aggression, with potential cross border armament issues under U S law and international lines.
A Hungarian miner identified as Douis Totty was killed instantly when a mining machine struck him in the head at the Hutchinson mining company shaft near Dol a. Funeral services will be held at the military chapel and interment at the nearby cemetery. The deceased leaves a wife and four children in Hungary.
Students at the University of Texas voted that President Wilson should marry again after dismissing his earlier plan. The group, in contrast, supported Mrs. Galt as more suitable for a public role, a decision that would keep the society's leadership in question.
In Olympia Washington October 1993 the Industrial Insurance Commission ruled tokens O Connell a Spokane meter tender employed by the Washington Water Power Company qualifies for compensation after a lap dog bit him in the left eyebrow.
The Trade Commission has selected Bracken for a position in Indiana. Bracken, aged 36, is noted for his legal and business qualifications and general suitability, though he was not an active candidate.
In Delawares inn district a man named Miller tried to force his wife to return, leading to a divorce and a violent confrontation. Tharp, accused of aiding the wife, fled as Miller fired at him and others outside the home. Miller then faced threats to continue the attack if his wife did not comply.
Ostensibly the infant ailment prompted a rescue by Hammontons resident Angella Celza who carried the three year old daughter from home to Hahnemann Hospital. The child reportedly died hours after admission as a fire damaged her dress caught by a match. The mother and fair Wadelsen left, then the father carried the child to the railroad station where a motorist named Joarness helped transport the child toward the hospital.
Jamez Fink a resident on Fin Avenue is credited with capturing a large swarm of bees that filled several houses on Summit Avenue. The effort followed repeated swarms in the past three months, with hives found in chimneys garrets and walls, prompting a city bee rescue action.
A movie theater delays Sunday shows after church services due to talks between city officials and theater management. Public sentiment favored keeping church events first, with plans to reopen after Sunday services conclude.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a real daughter in Milwaukie near Whitesboro New York and a first birth anniversary at the home of her daughter Charlen Quarler. It references Mrs Thiers and a family with grandchildren Sowan Borg, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
A muddled October 27 report from Stanford, Kentucky notes a 7 to 7 tie between Kentucky State and Sewanee. The game featured a lean backfield and a scrambling defense, with key performances by Wanen and Keenpoky, but readable text is garbled, making full details unclear.
Pittsburg op cites October reports on West Virginia construction. Architects A G Lav ingut, ALP Gladden, and J A Watmore seek bids for several structures including a brick and hollow tile residence on West Main Street, a brick and tile home for Mrs Mary Lyuni, street improvements in Weston, a two story brick and tile residence for WV F Jarrett, a garage project for James Hawley, a frame school building in Wileyville, and a post office and court house project in Huntington with a $225,000 budget.
In a Bulgarian military court, Agrarian leader Sinin Kullansky and two deputy companions were sentenced to imprisonment on anti military propagandist charges. The trial tied to wider Bulgarian nationalist unrest and opposition, with references to figures named Ferdinand and Gorn and concerns over armed resistance.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Panama Canal timing and control changes. Mentions possible shifts in lock operations and authority, with references to January and various unnamed actors. Content is unclear but indicates planning or policy debates affecting the canal zone.
In Phoenix on October 23 recall demands surface against Governor George W. P. Hinton. Proponents cite incompetence and court disregard while he visits Clifton to address mining issues. The memo warns that resistance to recall could provoke imprisonment for dissenters.
Police clash at a city pool hall leads to arrests of four women and two men involved in a gamblers ring. A group of stylishly dressed women bet on daily races, with several fainting amid the chaos. One man, Dillim Gnsay, died after medical staff struggled to save him as hemorrhage worsened.
Teddy bean saved Grace Mower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mower, from harm when a window screen collapsed causing her to fall from a second floor depot building. The child clung to a teddy bear, cushioning the impact and preventing serious injury. The Mow ers live on the depot building's second floor. the incident involved a St. Paul railway agent.
Oct 28 in St. Paul Jacob J Wild, a darter for sir St. Paul in Railway Sampanr at Fourth and Wabash streets, trains a flock of pigeons to come at 12 midnight each evening. The quiet scene shows urban calm amid city turmoil as pigeons land on rooftops and peck corn and peanuts offered by Wild.
A garbled Washington dispatch reports West Virginia agricultural officials branding persimmon as valuable, with recipes and cautions. It notes hog feed use, the Department of Agriculture, and a Charleston connection. A missing husband case in Michigan and a dynamite scare in a separate item appear amid the scrambled text.
WR. Tavis W. Doyle, doorkeeper at Chi Inat recular, remains in a local hospital a week after swelling in his foot and legs worsened. He is confined to a large room at his daughter's home in Asorin while avers continue to monitor his condition.
In Franklin Re Voorhees Seth, a prominent broker, was shot and killed during a robbery at his residence. Two suspects fled the scene. police are searching for the assailants as investigators gather evidence and interview witnesses.
A sprawling report surveys American window glass plants in Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and Illinois. It notes plant openings rebuilds and expected restarts with varying capacities and labor impacts. The piece mentions firms like Wightman Light and Empire Glass and references strikes and wage talks affecting output.
Unclear OCR text reports West Virginians as a stronghold of the Seventh-day Adventist Church with national headquarters at Tacoma Park. It notes growing membership, late year totals around 12,744, and mentions the dedication of aFootright temple and related events in the state, along with references to church figures and fundraising efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text about local water and fuel prices and car related items in Atchison Kan area. Names and details are garbled. no clear event or entities fully readable.
A garbled clipping describes Cupid activity at the White House with unclear details. Readable words mention a person and events but specifics remain uncertain.
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