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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
4
Fragmented text from a newspaper page shows a notice about a company or event at Clarkaburs with garbled names. It mentions subscription rates by carrier and year in advance and a change of address procedure.
An Evening Echo notes Secretary Garrison plans to mount ten and twelve inch mortars on mobile carriages for coast artillery use. He orders drills with field artillery and training for soldiers, amid a lack of ammunition from Congress. The piece also reports Democratic losses in Illinois judicial elections, a looming treasury deficit, and critiques of Wilson's policies during wartime pressure.
The piece argues Congress mishandled revenue laws, noting contradictions in the war tax and Schedule B dates. It alleges the treasury enforced an invalid interpretation after Congress adjourned, blaming Democratic legislators for flawed financial laws and missed revenue targets.
In a crowded courtroom Judge Epoof questions Craig Reeves about the Salckenhocker trunk murder. Reeves explains how he tested the suspects, noting Muggins’ lack of change in color as a sign of innocence while condemning Juegins and other figures with his sharp, comic science.
Ad claims many women in towns benefit from a root and herb remedy. A judge receives applause in a courtroom scene, highlighting public interest in the remedy.
Reykjavik, Iceland, appears a thousand years old yet resembles a western town with dusty streets and a municipal laundry of hot springs. Surrounding scenery captivates travelers with barren, rugged hills, erupting steam, and a life-filled, fresh air landscape.
The Give me a Job poster, eight feet long, promotes new industries and employment in Boston. It is produced by the Woman's Publicity Club a recently formed group aiming to stimulate industrial and commercial activity to meet wartime demand.
Washington reports a broad naval program for Congress aims to adapt to lessons from Europe. Secretary Daniels and advisors await final word from President Wilson on ship numbers and types. Experts debate sub vs battle fleet balance and seek practical anti submarine defenses for future fleet strategy.
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