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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1912
Page
4
Local editorials discuss F D Hatfield and William R Thompson as potential West Virginia governors. Debate covers party loyalties, Taft vetoes, and Democratic division with Wilson Marshall club tensions and a Davis presidency at the center of intra party criticism.
Harrison county educators gather for the annual Institute with a state superintendent providing capable instructors. Sessions promise profitable learning for members as trained educators present helpful thoughts. Attendance and attention are urged to gain valuable lessons for advancing school work and progress in the coming year.
The text argues that protectionists exaggerate the cost of living and that export trade lowers domestic wages. It cites the Gladstone Exponent and the tin plate industry as evidence that export goods bring lower wages at home. It contends free trade would reduce workers' wages and links this to historical hard times, while touching on political maneuvering around party challenges and criticisms of Dr. Hatfield.
Yesterday's NL results show St Louis 11 over Chicago 7 and Brooklyn 4 over ignemautt 3 with Philadelphia 2. New York, Pittsburgh, Boston and Chicago all recorded varied outcomes in a busy slate. Today schedules include Boston at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago.
In the American League, results included Philadelphia 0 over St Louis 2, Philadelphia 27 over St Louis 1, and New York 7 over Chicago 6. Other matchups listed: Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, with no further outcomes provided.
The governor commutes or grants clemency in numerous cases including Lillie Chapman for a killing during an attempted entry incident, a telegraph operator Hastoy, and Parker for burglary. Other notable actions include Mike Notoski for obstructing the railroad, Charles Parker for forged checks, and Charles Harlan with a conditional pardon. Gustav Yost receives remission after entering a business place on a Sunday.
Attractive, well finished houses with 3 to 4 rooms, bath, pantry, trim details, back porches, Wardwood varnish finish, cement sidewalks, and front yard on a pleasant site. Located in a good town section, suitable for anyone seeking a home. Guaranteed sale price to be determined.
The reader mentions political affiliation and requests a copy of a titled work and a cup coupon on page 2. The note does not provide verifiable details of a specific event, person, or organization beyond this request.
Auction offers a 120 ft by 60 ft lot on Broaddus Ave in Broaddus Addition Clarksburg. Described as one of the best residence lots, offered at a bargain price to a quiet purchaser. Inquiries via Telegraph office or P O Box 136, Clarksburg.
Growing demand for rag rugs expands daily across households as sellers report record week sales. Rugs offered in all sizes from 18 by 36 inches to 9 by 12 feet with washable colors and simple care, suited for kitchens and baths.
Displayed on tables on main floor are silks including Sui Pollards, Latin Messalines, and Taffetas with prices 49 to 79. Each silk item is valued at one third to one half more than the above prices. See the designs and colors on display.
In Copenhagen Prince Knud, son of King Christian X, gains permission to join the Boy Scouts. The prince, noted for diligence, cooked a full dinner for his parents, who praised the meal and his leadership. A Danish farmer eyes America as a future market for bacon and butter, noting potential tariff barriers and cooperative societies shaping export plans.
Six thousand dollars in purses for horse racing at the Clarksburg Fair with events set for September 17 to 20. Thousands more available for competitive exhibits and hundreds for motorcycle, automobile, and foot races. The piece urges merchants to make stores a center of interest for pelga shoppers and to be bold andwise in promotion.
Advert describes new ginghams at 19 cents per yard for washable dresses and schoolwear. Mentions big and little girls outfits, moth set, and affordable fabrics with stylish colors for street or child use.
A large collection of cotton dress goods remnants muslin wash goods draperies scrims swisses and more will be found on the east aisle main floor selling at about half their regular yardage prices.
Lace curtains offered in small lots and two most buyers. Regular values range from 1 to 1.25 with many patterns and designs available. Buy one or two pairs to maximize savings. numerous patterns go at about half price.
Erie Circuit announces Clarkburg Fair on September 17 to 20 on new grounds. The agenda features Erle Trot circuit racers plus 19 events including 2:27 trot 2:19 pace and 3/4 mile run on opening day, with purses of $400 per event.
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