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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
CHILD LABOR BILL
OFFERED IN HOUSE

OF health in sboroughs OF Rnshipa
OF the first class: enabling oroughs
to supply electric current for power
purposes. The 70 lowing bills We're
introduced: Steedle, Allegheny, re
squiring state to pay 50 weekly for
each INDECENT insane person under
treatment for tuberculosis in hospi-
tails, maintained by local poor iis-
,trfcts: adaurer, OF Berks. creating
state commissiona to- investigate
wording condd lions Of women and
miners: Cox, Philadel phia, diverting
to police pension funds in city, Dor
.oughs and townships four per cent OF
every dollar collected for liquor h
cense; Sinclair, OF Fayette, prohibit
ing companies conducting cemeteries
from excluding lot owners or author
led persons from doing gardening
and placing decoratio Ions on lots
Racket, Philad e1phia. requiring di+
rectors OF all corp oranons be elected
at one time for one year; Reel, Som
.erset, establishing a system OF fer
tiIfzer inspect ton; Alcorn, GlearfeId.
charging Jurisdiction OF the iushces
OF thespeace TO include trespass cases
$500: Eshaaber. OF Berks.
prohibiting employment Of ptornen
and conductors more than ten hours
each day: Stone. OF Bradford. author
izing merger OF 7ennsyIv street
railway corporate with SINH ar cor:
porations In other states. where lines
meet at state Nne. ,,;S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
PICKED P|N|PL
CAUSES DEATH.
Clifford Lawson, Of Brushy
Fork, a Victim Of Blood
Poisoning.

The picking or a small pimple on
Eis face d week ago resulted in the
death Of Clifford Lawson, a young
man. 4uesday night at his home on
Brushy fork near the Trinity church.
Blood poisoning set IN and all efforts
to thwart it were futile.
Mr.. Lawson was a son OF a.. N. and
Florence Lawson and a brother of
Carl s. Lawson, county su perintend-
ent of schools elect. OF Clarksburg.
Hefwas 2 5 years old and was the next
to the youngest of six sons, Carl s..
being the eldest and the others being
Guy, N: G OF. Claude and Willie. Goff
Lawson is employed In Fitzhugt's
store at Bridgeport. Clifford was q
highly esteemed young man and his
death has caused great shock in the
Brushy fork community.
The funeral will take place at q
O'Clock Thursday afternoon with a
service at the Trinity church on
Brushy fork aud burial in the church
cemetery there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03

RUSSIAN ARMY GOES
fORvvAR D I'm TURKEY

TIFLIS. Trans aucasia, via Pc
stroErad and Lond on, Mar The
Russian army OF the Caucasus,
driving the Turkish forces before it,
has reached the river Khopachal. IL
Armenia. This advance by the Rus-
slams cut the route OF Turkish re-
emf and supplies from Con-
stantinople to the Caucasian front1e.
through Khopa. Turkish Armenia,
ish territory. The isolated section
includes the districts OF Ardnnuch,
.Ardahan. Olti and Sari Kamysh: nv
The Russian forces advanced from
Batum on the Black sea neaT the
Turkish border and were opposed by
the Turks at every step. 'rheySweelrG
assisted By Russian warships whtch
cleared the shore OF Turkish forces.
After a battle OF three days the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
{. 9. s. s. Z. s.
While a Bill to Increase the
Rate for Marie Licenses
is De feated.
far AkgoEtATEnsRnERslr

HARRISBURG, Pa, Mar. g The
child labor bill was intro uced IN the
House Wednesday morning by Cox. Of
FPhi1ade1phiaS 1t prohibit chiIdren
under fourteen from working except
during the vacation season when the
limit 81 reduced Ito twelve years.
Children between ia and 10 must at
tend school ut least one full working
day each week. All -four hoursWeek
and a nine hour day is provided for
children under sixteen and for those
under fifteen, a forty light hour week
and Ian eight hour day. The time spent
In school must be counted ii the
working time. Messengers are pro-
!hibited from working between 81 p. nj
and 70 IA "a. and street trades&are re-
3stricted to- boys over fourt teen and
girls over eighteen. IA publ c hearing
was announced for March N.
The bill To- increase the rate for
marriage licenses was defeated and
the blowing bills passed Reducing
age limit OF motor vehicle operators
to fifteen years; providing for boards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
TWO ARE KILLED
BY TRACTION CAR
On the Haywood Bridge as.
They Attempt to Cross III
between Car Trips.

The bodies OF Mr. anu Mrs. Gabriel
Ferign, the forei gners who were
killed Tuesday evening when they
were struck by Mononganela VAL
ley Traction Company car on the
Haywood Bird ge, near Haywood, lie
the sNVarne Undertaking Com
pany's esta Iishm ent, avail ting to be
claimed by friends Il or relatives. or
to&be barred by the county.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferign had been
shopping in this city Tuesday after
noon and were on the way to their.
home at Owings mine when the fatal
accident occurred They attempted,
to cross the bridge between trips OF
cars and had gotten almost across
the bridge when a northbound car
struck them. Mrs. F7erign was
knocked from the Bird ge and fell
seventy-five feet to the valley below.
it is thoug ht that the fall more than
being struck by the car caused her
death. Mr.: Ferign was struck by the.
car and dragged about 2 10 feet. ITS
body was badly mang1 led
According to statement made by
C. r. Manley. notormanj4of the car
which struck MI and Mrs. Ferign.
brought to stop when they were
discovered on the track. s55
When the news or the accident
reached this city, action officials
and Or. S. NJ. Mason. coroner. Wens
to the scenesons special car, and at
ter making a special investi gation OF
the accid ent. the coroner had the
bodies brought to this city and pre-
pared for burial s23s Ea
This bridge itch is one OF the
longest and most dangerous ones on
the line between this city and Fair
mont lis very seldom used by pedes-
6trians as large signs are posted at
each end warning persons not TO
cross III. sESfslsss \ a 5Bss4s4 4
The accid ent was quite a shock to
Marley and when thescar
reached Fairmon heS obta ined an ex-
Sra man to work put his shift for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
Al ONG = EASTERN
BAT ES' FROM
According to What Appears to-
Be Unanimous Opinion of
British Observers.
INTERIOR FORTS SHIELDED
British Will Not Recede from.
Its Intention to Shut Off
All Sea Traffic.
90 ArEne,h1E.p rnEna,

LONDON, Mar. According to
what appears to be the almost unani-
nous opinion Of British observers
Germany and Austria are playing a
losing game along nearly all the
eastern front. The situation Of the
Austrians in the Carparhians, judging
from official and uno f1icial dispatches
from Petrograd, seems unsatisfa Glory.
while the Russians, It is said, have.
definitely checked them in eastern
Galicia Furthermore London adj
vices continue to relate successes OF
greater or lesser degree for the Rus
sian forces in Poland operating
against the armies of Field Marshal
Won Hind en- burg. .
The allied aeet again bombarded
the Dardanelles forts yesterday. ac-
cording to dispatches from Athens.
\ fEhe Athens message says that four
ships she1Ied the interior forts from
the gulf Of Saros and that the anxiety
at Constanttnople is increasing.
The attitude of the neutral powers
over Great Britain s proposal to shut.
OF all sea traffic with Germany
forms the basis o. most or the politi-
cal comment pub lished today in Eng
land. The London newspapers
through their tVashing ton correspon-
dents all have been told that the
United States will protest vi gorously
and protests are expected from Hol-
land and the Scandinavian countries.
Vet, it's not believed that Great
Britain will recede one whit from it's
announced intention but that. if nee
essary. it will define its blockade
measures and seek to make them eff
fectiye. 1t is argued in London that
Germany. without domination OF the
sea and carrying on an. attempted
u blockade BY M cans OF submarines. is
frite- naturally vii lin g to make Con-
cessions regarding its marine war
zone III return for Great Britain s re-
laxing the pressure designed to GU.
off its supplies. The British view
IL that Germany has Everything to
4 gain and nothing to lose. Neverthe-
less Great Britain is still considering
the American note and a reply to this
communication toget her w It'll further
announcements concerning the
blockade Of the German coast may
be forthcoming
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
.RESGUERS sARESEN GAGGED
In MINE RESC UES WORK
.tar AssoclATEp PREss,

slsss tRY5AssoclkTKnP RKnE,S
HINTON,syV w. az, M ar. 3 - rained
miners working under the direction
OF engineers Of the edera1 bureau OF
mines today penetrated the entire
length5o Of the mine entry III the Lay
land mine where an explosion oc-
Cured yesterday. Three bod1esswere
recovered brin ging the known dead
tc8 thirteen. Leaders OF the rescue
work expressed the opinion thatswhen
the rooms were reached many ore
;bodiestwould be found.
Earl Henry,4c chief 1.-the West Vir-
gina mining department. said the
workings were Il lied with after damp
and he believed many lives had been
lost. The rescuers are erecting brat
tees ashley al vance driving the after
camp before them but the chief said
he though two or three days might
pass before the mine was clear.
Officers Of the company refused to-
day to make ar. estimate of-the mum
Der OF men who ent tered thew
yesterday as record 81 OF mn employed
in mines usually consi dered safe are
not often kept. "a carload of cofdns
arrived at the mine this morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
NUMBER OF DEAD
OVER "A HUNDRED
Only Seven Miners Escape Alive.
from the Inflated Coal
Mine Near Thurfnond.

GHARLEsTON, w. Va. March -
Rescue work at the Layland mine was
progressing nicely at oon today acss
Ecording to state officials now on the
scene, but the bad ali Of 81 the mine
Icon tinues to make exploration slow.
The several rescue parties tota1led
moro than fifty mining experts and
miners selected by the inspectors
from among the large crowd Of &Tolun-
steers. 8
Including Abner Cooper. the col
Iored porter. who was killed at the
mouth of the mine. five victims have
been identihed. Four Of them were
taken from the mine. having been
picked up in the ain entry Of NUM-
Der three mine. They are: George
Russian. single; John Sandy Italian,
single; Costan Kostukervitz, Russian.
married. isas
As report from the mine at noon to-
day waste the effect that few Il sany
bodies are likely to be taken outsd
ing the afternoon It was also satateds
that as far as those on the outside
knew, but three more bodies had been
located. From authorittye sources tt
was learned but seven men escaped
alive instead Of ten as heretofore re-
ported and that it also now reason
ably certain that the number Of dead
will exceed one hundred. The army
OF workers under Chief INSPECTOR
Henry are building brattices. forcing:
the foul air ahead Of hesworkers, and
lit is believed several days will be re-
|quired to complete this work thereby
making ossible the exploration Of
the three. mines connected with the
one SopeninE. IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
EL.k.S| |E|..L |. | ]
Officers of Lodge TO Serve a
Year from the First Tues
4. day in April.

Annual election Of officers by
C1arksburg Lodge. NO. 1872, Benevolent
and Protective Order OF E1ks. Tuesday
might resulted In the election OF the
following:
Exalted rnle C. Morrison
Esteemed leading knight II. Frank
Horr.
Esteemed loyal knigh Claude
Atzrodt.
b Esteemed 1ecturing knig1, Louis a.
Carr. sa i5 855
TilerA. Hooper.
Secretary wv. II. Cole.
Treasurer II. Lewis.
Trustee Charles L hickman.
Representative to the grand lodge
meeting DR.. J IS. Stone.
Alternate to the grand lodge meet
ing lillian d. Newton.
The ofhcers-elect will be installed
Tuesday night. April 6.
". II. Jacokes is In Cleveland. o..
for several days on business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
MANNED GERMANS
i Be Excl hanged for Wounded.
French Soldiers Arrive in
Citysof= Geneva.
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GENEVA, via Paris, Mar 3 - The
first trainload OF manned German
prisoners OF war who are to q be ex-
chan ed for wounded French soldiers
arrived here from Lyons last night.
The special train glided slowly into
the station between lanes aof Swiss
troops. The carsweres INN diately
boarded by Red Cross nurses IN their
uniforms OF white who W distributed
gifts OF oranges, chocolates and other
.delicacies. relieving their French CO.
workers Of the respo i1ity Of car
ing for the passeng ers. Most Of the
Germans had been Grip ed by the loss
of a leg or an arm. Most Of them
we're smoking cigarets. At the north
ernmost point q Switzerland the
train will pass the other train carry
Ing incapacitated French prisoners
on their way home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
ITALIANS. EAGER
To Enter the Army D ecIares the
War Minister of Italyin5the
Chamber Of Deputies.
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ROME, Mar. 3 :: sc General Zuppelli,
minister Of war, speaking yesterday
in the Cham Der of Deputies IN favor
OF the bill thorizing the recall OF
reserve officers said that at the end
&c nave i been ;G0 sun ane lie
colors. q II classes III the natl on,
he said are asking to enter the
army he war minister paid a
those who had offered their
services as volunteers, dec1arin Is their
example was on Inspiration to the
public to meet ..n eW needs for the de-
Tense Of the fatherland., s FAX n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
JUDGE DAYTON
Will Not Be lmpea ched as Com
fnittee Adopts a Re solution
Opposing Impeach ment.
tsrEelAL Te -rKLsaa4s,

WASHINGTON,9 ID. . @, Mar .
Judge Dayton will not be impeached-
The subcommittee which has been
conducting the Investigation into his
judicial conduct made Its report to
the full committee this morning.
Representatives Caro-, OF Ohio, and
Danforth OF New York. signed q re-
port OF opposition to impeachment.
while Chairman MEG illcuddy, Of
Maine, presented a minority report
fayoring the Impeachment The full
committee adopted the majority re-
port and will recommend to the
House that no further proceedings be
taken in the matter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-03
mrs. ANGLES TRIAL
On Charge Of NJ slaughter iii
Connection with Death oil
Waldo Z. BaIlou.
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The trial OF Mrs. Helen M. Angle. Of
Stamford, on charge OF nlans1augh-
ter, In connection with the death Of
Waldo 10. Ba1lou, prominent resi-
dent of Stamfor was set for the
superior court here today. Mrs.
Angle is charged with having struck
Ballou blows that knocked 5hif down
a stairway and SO caused his death.
It was expected that the testimony
OF the accused woman herself would
be the chief defense. Because OF the
defendants shattered health. the
trial had been postponed from time
to time IA. sg7 III s4. ss