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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1912

Page

7

Delusion of Voters Said to Rule Dem Primary

West Union April 29 A long critical notice accuses the Democratic state executive committee of simulating a dictatorship over the 1912 primary for U S senator. It questions the $2,500 candidate fee and a secrecy of ballot rules while urging party reform and denouncing boss influence.

Silas P. Smith West Union Democratic State Executive Committee Democratic Party West Virginia United States Auld Committee C. W. Watson Senate Bia Mery Jon Democratic Committee Faree Baleve United States Senate Lorimers Stephensons Big Business Millionaire Club

Local Notes and Appointments in April Activities

April 24 reports Prof. R Enlow closing his spring term after one month of teaching and taking a traveling salesman post with a Cincinnati drug house. Mrs. Enlow and their son visit Canton with her parents. Roy E Parrish of Clarksburg visits, a candidate for the House of Delegates. Ed I Allen Parkersburg post office inspector briefs postmasters on a postal savings bank to open May 1. Nancy Kemper of Pardesrup returns home after ten days with daughter Nellie Burdette in Smithfield. Marshall Encampment holds a class night at Oad Fellows hall with Odd Fellows from Rinehart. Clarence Davisson of Adamaton visits father-in-law R V Parrish. Leslie Hawker of Shinnston surveys Bunl neds. Wallace area residents note ware and muraitere incidents.

House of Delegates I. Allen Parkersburg Nancy Kemper Pardes Rup Nellie Burdette Smithfield Marshall Rinehart Clarence Davisson Adamaton R. V. Thompson Parrish Addition Lesiie Hawker Shinnston Wallace Ea

Cunard Promises Extra Life Boats After Mauretania Message

Charles Sumner of New York, agent for Cunard Steamship Co, cites a Marconi message from the Mauretania era, stating plans to fit all transatlantic steamers with life rafts and collapsible boats to full capacity. He quotes the Book of Rules stressing no risk to lives and property, guiding captains to avoid avoidable accidents.

F. Zabura Trans- Atlantic Cunard Company Mauretania Marconi Liverpool Cape Race Reading Atlantic Book of Rules Tme

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