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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1916

Page

8

Democrats of Indiana Beset With Trouble in Indianapolis

A turbulent Indiana political scene shows Democrats split over Governor Ralston and Senator Taggart. Governor went to Washington for a caucus with Taggart. Adair leads with limited Indiana experience but broad national exposure. Goodrich campaigns for Republicans while Starkey and Storobourne weigh in on state administration. Factional rifts threaten Democratic unity as Kern supporters focus on Indianapolis alleys and rural strength.

Indianapolis Ind Washington Taggart Cameroonmay Adair

Ramps Demand Autos To Ride To Work In Field

Fragmentary news item from Coscomda Kas Sout reports workers demand autos to reach fields. Readable bits mention employer confrontation and a wagon, with cars later restored.

Coscomda Kas Sout Hayield

Woman at 100 celebrates tobacco kept her alive

Washington Ind. Sarah Ellen Denny reaches hundred with memories of lifelong tobacco use. She recalls smoking since age 16, using a gray pipe, and living in Tennessee before settling in Washington. She travels without aids, rarely needing glasses, and has worked with oxen across twelve states.

Washington Ind Sarah Ellen Denny Anuushtor Dave Dove Dacco Donny Nehminga County Tenn

Theft of topographic maps linked to coast guard case

Federal agents traced a puzzle of stolen military maps across New York and Baltimore tied to a coast guard inquiry. The items, colored and labled, were found in a residence linked to Sauer, who claims nobility in Westphalia. Nearby, a separate mystery involved the death of Ira Tiarks in London and a plan in Pennsylvania to plant black cherry trees for birds.

New York Tyittinn Alaska Herbar Sulee Coast Guard Bal Bal 1Timore Eustor Howie Sauer Ira Carolina Tiarks London Pennsylvania

Australian soldier hurt in a prank on a river bank

In France a wounded Australian soldier was shocked into a somersault when a hammock tied between two trees over the river bank released a rope. He fell into the water and, upon reaching the bank, cursed who had caused the trick. The incident occurred as three other wounded men allegedly conspired with a nurse.

London Fox France

Squaw disables sheriff near White Swan

Yakima Washington September 16 Deputy sheriff Ralph Bailey was struck by a squaw with the blunt side of an axe while arresting an Indian on a Justice’s court warrant near White Swan. He is partially paralyzed.

Yakima Wash Justices Court White Swan Ralph Bailey Sharif

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Bendeence Ber Orium the Model Shoe Store Tivingstone Bros Clarksburg W. Val the Union Dentists Merchants Sales Co W. Main Street Schaal Lee pHeer J. S. Gremer Second Street Bison Theatre Welch and Fullerton Hall & Bradford Main ST Empire Pure Foods J. C. Wyckoff Third St Democrats Ediana Goodrich Royabican Fameines Boon Uice Mepublican Adinipistraniien Logteu Bern Evan B. Storxonbire Mneral Indiana Rtotsunbure Ralaton Migon Kern Sealy Anthialeasy Tagrart Omers Benavnt Kern Oll Bell Electon Wilden Intervie Korn Exciao Tiell Bil Fis Gor Kern Tusgart Clarksburg Storage & Auction Co Corner Fifth and Main Sts R. T. Lowndes Trunk Department Donohue and Dohnson United States Baltimore Squaw Sheriff
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