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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1915

Page

4

Fragmented OCR notes read like a political gasbag

Disjointed text appears to reference political figures and policy topics, including Secretary Meadoo and taxation ideas. The garbled lines mention gasoline, lubricating oils, and car-related phrases, with scattered names and a sense of debate or campaign discourse.

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McAdoo and Treasury Balance Claims in 1913 to 1915

The text accuses Secretary McAdoo of deceiving the public about past performance of the administration and Treasury balances. It cites a 1913 Republican transfer to Democratic rule, a reduced 1915 balance, and alleged manipulation of daily statements to obscure true fund figures.

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Political allegations and budget figures amid Wilson era debates

Fragmented text discusses administration wrangles over treasury finances and future revenue forecasts. Mentions McAdoo and McAdoo’s supporters arguing about costs and military expenditures for the coming year. References presidential approval and projected discrepancies in annual outlays and funding.

Government finances and tariff policy debate heated

The piece discusses budget gaps and proposed tariff reforms, noting the government’s funds shortfall for the current year and criticisms of President Wilson’s economic policies. It mentions export controls, the wartime tax plan, and anticipated revenue effects, with reference to McAdoo and Secretary McAdoo’s stance on the tariff and revenue strategy.

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West Virginia Briefs and Legal Notes From Charleston

A collage of West Virginia briefs reports a fatal injury at We Minera State Hospital Huntington news on Progressive Manufacturing Company in Wheeling and wrapping machine supplies in Charleston. A verdict of not guilty for Burl SoMihugh in a murder case at Rayford hush is noted with emotional reaction. The Wheeling column mentions prominent physicians and state commission hearings on residence openings. The list includes several names from Grafton to Welch and a tram accident near Tensood.

Charleston Burl SoMihugh Ehwer Willams Rayford Myer Hinweh Pos Surdlet Goll Jrugh Wenttenthery Cnurt Mufkory Gommbsston Churehaml Kohh Colvin Theo Boerner Beant Shier Keited Clyartestans W. Wallin

Senator Weeks Owns Holdings in West Virginia

Charleston dispatch notes that Senator Weeks, a Republican figure likely to seek the presidency, has holdings in West Virginia. The piece hints at his influence and the perception of wealth tied to political capability, detailing his position as a former congressman and potential national candidate. The article reflects on his prominence within the party and the state.

Senator Weeks West Virginia

Senator Weeks Draws West Virginia Support as Presidential Prospect

An extensive networking note portrays Senator Weeks as a strong Republican presidential contender with broad backing in West Virginia. It highlights his early Annapolis training and long public career, emphasizing his economic and currency expertise and anticipated leadership at a national convention.

Hair Color Restorer Advertised With Guarantee

A vintage ad promotes a hair color restorer claiming to darken gray hair to a natural thick dark look. It asserts full head darkening, minimizes fading, and provides a money back guarantee. Available for 92 pence weekly, with mail service for out-of-town customers.

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