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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
4
A distorted lettered passage questions exonerating the republic and assigns blame to Virginia and West Virginia over a debt dispute. The fragment hints at a wargain and creditors, with references to the Exponent, trustees, and potential party guilt, but remains unclear and garbled.
An advance apology accompanies a discussion of a coming special session in West Virginia. The text claims expected confusion in the Democratic Party and hints at a possible trick primary, with references to legislators, newspapers, and rail transport concerns.
Ex-Congressman Joseph H. Gaities proposes adoption of a New England style town government to address desexutes and related civic issues, arguing it could streamline local administration and boost efficiency. The piece notes potential benefits and calls for discussion among residents.
The text discusses how precinct voting and a statewide convention would alter party representation. It contrasts a Gaines proposal with current practice, arguing the plan could swell the state convention and dilute local influence, while noting committee structures and timing affect partisan alignment.
A dated critique notes waves of Democrats chasing federal jobs after an election. It portrays many office seekers arriving in Washington only to squander money, finding little reward as Democratic congressmen resist promises. The piece argues the party relies on false labor promises and condemns political opportunism.
Fragmented text describes a heated exchange in the house over a proposed fee called Deneratie Hist. It mentions minority leader Mann and a suggestion that the mixture will benefit the patient, though the article’s tone implies skepticism about the formulation and its origins.
A Reynolds leader comments on Democrats split over budget cuts and tax revenue. Republicans warn against early expenditure reductions. The piece notes Democratic plans tied to Washington policy, cautions about premature cuts, and highlights differing views on fiscal restraint and revenue measures before a new session.
The Wheeling Board of Trade announces the fourth annual trade excursion on Monday May 9. A 650 mile trip through eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia will visit 36 towns with about 100 merchants expected to join. The train includes two sleepers and a diner with Clarksburg stop planned May 10 for two hours.
Ambitious decorations underway in Charleston as Woodmen of America prepare for a large gathering May 4 and 4. Local committee expects about 2,000 Woodmen to join the parade and fray around state events, with delegates traveling from West Virginia to the Buffalo head office.
An opaque OCR fragment describes an oath or affirmation by individuals including named parties, referencing Signers and a statewide or legal context. The text mentions subscription, oath, truth, and authority, with unclear names and dates embedded in the garbled source.
Dr Kilmer and Company offer a booklet about kidneys and the bladder. The Clizksibate Daily Telegram advertises a regular fifty cent and one dollar issue urging readers to select their drugs stores.
An old ad touts TIZ as a rapid remedy for tired aching swollen and smelly feet promising immediate relief. It claims to draw out poisonous exudations and cleanses pores unlike powders that clog them. Sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago for 11 cents per box.
A garbled text fragment describes a curious topic about soap and feeling of cleanliness. It mentions washing with poor soap and retaining oils, with references to comfort and price. Names and places are unreadable due to transcription errors.
Washington April 27 The Rawson area near Charles Town seeks a new post office to avoid Charleston traffic and backlogs. A delegation led by residents met Senator Brown and Postmaster General officials to discuss establishment under conditions covering room, staffing, and revenue handling without cost to the government.
Fragmentary notice describes a merchant tank event and the launch of a large advertisement campaign. The readable text mentions a promotional effort and a named location. No clear dates or entities beyond generic references are present.
A local entertainment evening honored Mia Mary Herne of Key ner, formerly of Clarkalamse. Attendees included Mire Mary Deine, Blanche Beane, Dr. Wi, Mary Prong, Matthew Glivy, Walter Dangerflott, Miles Bubka, and Anni Mende. Visions games were played with a copied performance and an enjoquillé eventing was noted.
April 27 notice states Whil a two Ways Cy A Steiner a division guperin Wwaltyne of the West Virginia diviseon of the Wester Maryland soyd will be transferred to the Maryland division Fi Le Brondet present superintendent the Maryland division will be transferred here
Bill Mashton of D.C. introduces a bill to grant aid for a Dorsey led project tied to the Army teamsters and the general war effort. The proposal aims to provide support and ensure manpower for military operations. The text references William F H Dorsey and a grant related to army logistics.
Mrs Mason Whockmarton of Lal doun einty Virginia is visiting her daughter Mrs Walter Harger in South Qringtivesteset and has endured an acute tonsillitis bout that will keep her indoors for several days.
Four murders occurred in this section of the state within a short span. Sol Smith was shot and killed near his home as he returned late at night. In each case the assassins escaped, leaving little clue to motive or identity.
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