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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary text hints at a puzzle message about disturbance and self reference. The lines mention being troublesome to others and a playful reversal of words. No clear event or person is identified in the readable portion.
The Sacramento Union sketches a harsh comparison between Roosevelt and Taft focusing on patronage and civil service reform. It questions Roosevelt's stance on removing patronage and highlights Taft's alleged budget gains and proposed consolidations to cut government waste.
An editorial defends President Taft arguing he faithfully upholds the Republican platform and embodies the party's progressive spirit. It contends critics within the party act as enemies and treacherously seek to undermine the leadership.
The city council aims to form a unitary police office and reorganize the sanitation department for systematic operation. The mayor orders staff details to address violations, with W. W. assigned to oversee inspections in Glen Elk. Separate items note Berlin teachers testing a new penmanship system and education chief P P Cla ron's view on country schools. After Tripoli's invasion Arabic to be taught in Italian technical schools.
A collection of 1912 1913 political candidacy notices announces George Laughlin MBX R Campbell Dr Hatfeld for governor George EB White state senator and Lam candidate for attorney general in West Virginia with primary dates and locations Weston Beckley and sectors in 1912 1922 detailing Republican primaries set for June 4.
Charles W. Lynch announces his Republican bid for Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit comprising Harrison and Lewis counties. He supports nominating by primary to allow voters to judge merits and directs his message to Harrison and Lewis County Republicans ahead of the June 4, 1912 primary.
A series of candidates announce for county and district offices in Harrison County West Virginia with plans to run in the Republican primary on June 4, 1912. Names include May, Knox, Southern, Conaway, Robinson, and Starcher among others seeking sheriff prosecutor assessor justice of the peace and delegates.
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