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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1915
Page
2
New York stocks opened heavy amid foreign influence and war talk. Trading moved little with some declines and sporadic gains as investors watched war news and bond action, total volume around 13 million shares.
A historical report quotes Bryan criticizing a proposed foreign credit loan during wartime. He warns that loans threaten U S neutrality and could split public opinion into pro and anti sides. He stresses the danger of entangling investments and appeals to remain neutral and avoid war-related financial commitments.
Fragmentary report from Berlin cites police and officials as they warn the Hesperia explosion may influence a broader inquiry. Ambaneador and others discuss whether American divers were harmed, with lines about ongoing investigations and possible implications.
A 19th century vessel, described as a crude paddle-wheeled craft, reappears on the Pamir River with an elderly skipper and a woman and child aboard. Observers note the same boat and crew from a decade ago, suggesting a mysterious origin and destination remains unknown.
A Philadelphia rooster, described as having a horn like appendage on the side of its head instead of normal spurs, drew curiosity at a Westenger apartment near the Sed-Gil building. Dominick Daynchy displayed the bird, a cross between a Hamburg and a white-faced Wyandot, noting a striking four inch long silver head, a large comb, and two horns-like spurs. The origin of the horns remains unknown and is subject to speculation.
In Indiana Kansas Sept 1 a sol iceman and officer of metropolis questions a Montgomery county district court. Wells says to utties at October year ago John Gordon was Jeblet of police of Char rv a le. While taking a Deleonir to the lockup the prisoner drove reckless and stopped the soft leerning ay 8 result. Te Trt city of ON 8 eter matin yp etel ty calminirwe.
London reports the question of damage payments and the right to compensation in British and German ports, with American interests tied to actual damage to nationals. Authorities reiterate instructions for naval commanders amid debate on whether a ship was torpedoed or sunk by a submarine.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a crowd watches a young rider climb Wilbie after fear halted him. The horse then bucked and fell, injuring the rider while bystanders expressed anger at his lack of bravery.
Diana Smith an eight year old girl was sent by parcel post from Parceled in Jackson to visit her sick mother. The trip covered forty miles through mountains. The ride was chilly but the child arrived in good spirits as doctors advised the journey to aid her mother. Maud’s family paid for the postage attached stamps and provided candy and support for the trip.
A strange artifact described as a peachlike object was found by attendees touring the San Diego exposition grounds. Members of a local society convened briefly before appointing one member to prepare a formal report on the discovery and its alleged connection to adolescent rites.
Fragmentary text reports Bulgaria aiming to align with the central powers for economic and political reasons. The source mentions Cologne Germany and a pamphlet, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Police headquarters were alerted by a telephone call about a highwayman danger in a city zone. Officers found a young man claiming he was targeted by a gang waiting nearby to assault him, with three friends present to help if needed.
Sept Count von Berngtor, the German ambassador, told the Associated Press that the interview published in a newspaper is fraudulent. He said he did not grant such an interview and warned that the United States severing diplomatic relations with Germany would follow if the report were true.
A September fire in New York caused about 300000 in damage to a four story studio building on Seventh Avenue and Twenty sixth Street occupied by the Famous Players Film Company. Women in adjacent tenements were overcome by smoke and ten men were prostrated by the heat. Actors rehearsing in the studio fled to the street in their makeup as valuable moving picture relics and scenery were destroyed.
Police report a major gasoline theft ring described as the biggest trust of its kind. Four men arrested while transporting fuel, with alleged confessions implicating an insurance agent linked to a prominent company. Detectives say the scheme involved arson and interstate cooperation among five associates, all connected to a larger intrigue.
A North Fifth Street incident led to a dismissed charge after the defendant failed to attend court. The mayor warned Rollah about the offense and a meal bond of eight dollars and sixty cents was set for appearance. police ensured transport. The article notes a Saturday restatement by officers.
Fragmentary item mentions River stages near Pettaburg Pennsylvania with names Supt L1 River Size fillowal Davia Ueland and Sue Febt and a Milwaukee reference. Details are unreadable but suggest a local river activity report or supervisor notes with several garbled names and places.
A fragment reports on a veteran, once a lieutenant in the Boer War, who served with honor under Canadian forces. He enlisted briefly, faced church duties and resignation rumors, and returned from service with pride guiding him.
The report notes Trafalgar Street in southeast London showing the highest recruit density among areas, with 60 households and 175 Trafalgar Street families connected to the effort. Urban housing pressure pushes rents to about 74.80 weekly as residents, largely working-class, cope with the demand.
Chicago telephone girls plan to form a sharp-eyed corps to defend home defense forests. They believe their accuracy with the keyboard will help in aiming at targets, joining the Airia corps as a division of the Bell Telephone Company’s rifle and guard units. The youth will study firing drills and revolver practice.
Sydney Britt from Lat Greek seatitndayV, John Lowe of Shiniston visited. Mrs. William OA. Vahce and Ibs Gaura Boughner drew New York, J. Mack left to buy fall and winter goods. Frauke Keelan returned from Wheeling fair. Edward Duty and sister Camp came home from Wheeling fair. Miss Maula Walsh and Affe Loulea Keala visited Par Parkersburg. Blanche Romino visiting Mrs. Charles I. Grebbld and Roberta Foully in Parkersburg. Mrs. R. H. McAtamm and son Royal in Pittsburgh at Mrs. McAdamté mother. Mrs. Robert Neber critically ill. William Parker returned to Huntington after visiting John Shinn's family. Trotters of Buckhannon visiting. Mrs. F. W. Hefner and Miss Dele Hefner of Buckhannon visiting. H. C. Jones and Miss Eleanor of Simbiton attending in the alley from King wood. A. W. Kendall of Mannington on business. Misses Mary and Bessie Zonor visiting from West Ahlonsure. Nutter and Tammy of Fairmont guests at Hotel Gore. A. M. Watson from Webster. Mrs. and Mrs. 0. S. Simberg waiting in the city. W. S. Bimefst, manager of the theater in Washington, visiting. School days stir laughter as Sle ohool starts.
Fragmented OCR describes a European theater combat scene with a treasure ship and armored car chase. Mentioned are a coast patrol near Piney, Skagway, and a submarine depth event. The narrative shifts through names, weapons, and casualties, with scattered dialogue and chaotic battle imagery.
Nathan Pierce, a 61 year old merchant, was ordered by Justice Woodruff to send his son to the navy within 24 hours after the boy stole four ears of green corn from a neighbor. The court found the parents unable to discipline him, citing the need to instill patriotism and responsibility.
In Philadelphia on September 11, Drexel Bible classes announce plans to form a military organization for peace purposes. Anthony Drexel Biddle leads the movement, aiming to train members and pledge loyalty, signaling a new religious initiative touching national defense.
A fragmented report notes an event near the Atlantic boundary with unclear details. The text references individuals and places in a disrupted format, hindering precise reconstruction of actions or outcomes. Further readable specifics are required for a complete summary.
Irma Lawrence from Kansas announces a conference of the Society at the American Indians. The event will be held Sept 28 with plans for October event at Haskell Institute. Prominent speakers include U.S. Senator Charles Hayenga and others discussing descent and heritage.
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