Unclear fragment from 1912 article on debt and advantage
Fragmentary text from a 1912 clipping mentions debt and an immediate advantage. Names and specifics are unreadable, producing an incomplete, non-coherent item with minimal factual content.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1912
Page
4
Hatfield candidate appeals to GOP voters in local message
Dir Hatiteta’s 19 Bdoe Tetkon declaration outlines support for Hatlel Ja and party unity ahead of nominations and primaries. He argues voters should back the nominee regardless of faction, praising broader vision and loyalty to the party above self. The piece then digresses to a health note on cheese consumption and nutrition, citing USDA experts and comparing dairy to other foods in digestibility and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatiteta
Hatfleld
Pilda
Pri
Bolt
Hatlel Ja
Ale
Iwbfield
Yanie Hud
Hochas
United States
United States Department of Agrhaya
Réstian
The
Américan Medical Association
Initiative and Referendum Debate Stirs Local Board
Fragmented report discusses a West Virginia charter scheme and a Baltimore railroad deal tied to factory site at Oak Mound. It notes costs and delays in petitions for initiative and referendum, suggesting petition-signing is often a convenience rather than genuine consent and warns of corporate influence shaping public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balti
Ieigan
Toma
Ated
Ang Reférenium Ap- Tawe
West Virginia
Peare
Bow
Schame
Board of Trade
Satan
Yun
Tair
Attea
Goff
Frm
Mtes
Glarkaburg Board of Trade Land Company
Judea
Owens Wastern Botte Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Judge Golf'sonk Mound Farm
Traction Company
Thompson
Washington
Tme
Wheeling Register
Fragmented OCR: Presidential campaign figure described
Fragmented text recounts a political figure, President Tutt, and a longtime public servant with a forthcoming 56th birthday in September. It notes birth in Petersburg, HS, and residence in that state with his wife mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withnra
Chinney
Recruitols
Ene
Tutt
West Virginia Industry Statistics By Barton
Charleston figures show new industrial establishments started since 1897 with ten or more employees, compiled by ex labor commissioner L Barton. The data aim to support a forthcoming statistical pamphlet for the state centennial, highlighting lumber, coal and coke, and West Virginia’s vast natural wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Commission’r of Labor
L. Barton
Statiatica
Barton
Lst Nlumber
Land Gap
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennesse
Union
Taft Support Grows in Rural Areas in This State
In the populist centers Taft enjoys strong renomination sentiment and third term backing, while Charles F. Teter campaigns actively across West Virginia, visiting sections and talking with party men about politics and his candidacy. Many opponents now view his nomination as good politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Itfa
Pirant
Columbus
Charles W. Teter
Barbour County
Charles F. Teter
Genral
Mr. Teter
Charles Fawcett Teter
Baltimore Press Special to Cover Democratic Convention
Baltimore reporters and telegraphers will ride a dedicated press special from Washington to Chicago and back to cover the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore and the Chicago event. The train includes Pullman cars and offices, with 462 reporters, 250 telegraph operators, and on board facilities for rapid dispatch of proceedings to papers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joby Wilber Tenkina
Nates
Muth Regiment
Correaponon
Chicago
Baltimore and Olioraslyiad-Whik
Washington
Musicians to Meet at Knights of Pythias Hall
The local American Federation of Musicians schedules a monthly meeting tomorrow at 2 PM in the Knights of Pythias building on Second Street. Members are urged to attend for important subjects on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation, of Musicians
Raspuliare
Knights of Pythias
Second Street
After Supper Specials and Lingerie Ad Items
Advertises shopping deals for home goods and apparel. Includes mentions of art squares, tailored lingerie waists, crochet quilts, Brussels rugs, velvet and Riga fabrics, umbrellas, Merete items, taffeta ribbons. Highlights low prices and yard offerings with limited details.
Serious Injury in Morgantown Narrowly Reported
Serious crash near Caseyville leaves H Ds Barryman badly hurt. Vehicle overturned after horses bolted, with Barryman suffering a broken left leg in three places, crushed ankle, shattered collar bone and a shoulder blade injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
H. Ds
Barryman
N'A
Caseyville
Barryman Howl
Two Houses Started on Virginia Street Colonial Eight
H J Hoffman formerly 2mer Shankat Simpson began building two dwellings on Virginia street Colonial eight. He and his family will live in one and he will rent the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J .Hoffman
2Mer
Shankat Simpson
Virginia Street
Colonial
Fem
Mc Keever Announces Run for National Convention
Keys ha April J McKeever announces candidacy for the Republican national convention from the Second West Virginia district. Romney and GiiRomney referenced as supporters amid the field as the race for the convention slot begins in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Eever
Keysha
J. A. McKeever
GiiRomney
Hha
Asn Tait
West Viteinia
Remove the Shot Antami Pain With Chamberlain Liniment
A consumer notice advises using Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve ailment symptoms after injection. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Announcement of West Virginia First District Congress Candidacies
George A Laughlin announces his candidacy for Congress in the First District of West Virginia subject to the Republican primaries on June 4 1912. Alex Campbell also declares plans to run in 1915 citing a fair clean campaign across all counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
West Virginia
George A. Laughlin
Tam Wi
West Wirginia
Republcan
Caivass
Alex
Campbell
Candidates for Governor and Judicial Seats Enter 1912 Primary
A fragmented notice lists candidates for governor and several judicial posts in Harrison and Lewis counties, urging Republican primary participation on June 4, 1912. Names include Dr. A D Matfield Eckman McDowell and others, with pledges of honor and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Matfield
Eckman
McDowell County
Primary election filing notices reveal candidates for Harrison County offices
A scanned fragment shows Republican primary candidacies for Har rison County: John C Southern seeking Prosecuting Attorney, Howard Robingon for Assessor, William Poste for Justice of the Peace, and S. W. Starcher announcing a candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Costain district. The notices urge voter support in the June 4, 1912 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Tam
Criminal Court
Will E. Morrie
Lenter
Harlow County
Republica
Willy
John ¢. Southern
Ftarrison
Otere
Howard Robingon
Rosgbud
W. Va
Lark
Morrizon Bunty
William Poste
Thie
Costaistrict
Starcher
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Dawson
Riga
Merete
Heyesia
Bellows
Cadbury's Ltd
Britain
Burroughs
Weill
Cadbury's
Russell
Sales
Mer
Oak Hall Building
Court House
Percy Byrd
Tum
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
Harrison and
Lewin
Charles W. Lynch
Harricon
Lewis
Midge
Circuit Court of the
Thirteenth Judicial District
Sheriee
Sherif
L. Davison
Red Sea
Fice
Tribel
Jobrem
Knox
Lowndes Savings Bank
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