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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1910
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph announces a mail subscription service for readers out of town. For 40 percent per month, copies can be mailed to any address in the United States and Canada to keep readers in touch with home happenings during the summer months.
Gov Glasscock’s address to the State Educational Association stirs opinion on a general primary law. Party lines blur as supporters and critics argue for or against centralized nominations, warning against demagogic claims and ad hoc reform.
An observer warns that only genuine endowments will reach their recipients, while impostors may evade scrutiny if not always on the witness stand. The remark suggests minds should consider true gifts and avoid constant self-justification.
A Roanoke Times column rails at several papers including the Daily Telegraph over Ninth district campaign coverage. It mocks opponents Slemp supporters and campaign rhetoric while hinting at political mobilization and public barbs. It ends with an unrelated promotional note for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a medical testimonial.
A brief item notes that all want ads are reduced to a single word called onio, inviting readers to try the service today. No further details provided about origin or purpose.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee plans a standpat tariff campaign in key districts as insurgent Republicans face re election. They cite close Republican margins to argue Democrats can gain the House if twenty two seats flip, with injunction cases and Summers proceeding toward court action in late June.
Charleston reports Summers County circuit court at Hinton returned indictments against the Chesapeake and Ohio for charging three cents fare in violation of the two cent passenger fare law. Prosecutor Read noted the three cent rate resumed, and complications may arise from the action as prior injunctions and appeals shape the case.
In Indianapolis News Abe Martin recalls Vasile cutting a magazine while resting in a hammock. Miss Opal Moots covered an artery in her nose and her mother, ironing in the cellar, escaped uninjured.
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