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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1908

Page

4

Republican Ticket and State Race Highlights

A banner slate shows Taft and Sherman on the national ticket and Swisher Reed Need Shawkey and Conley in state roles. Harrison County fields judges and officials including Hubbard Hart Riblett Coffman Morris Bartlett Strother Pigott with local county posts and court officers. The piece extols merit and hard work in education and public service, praising Stuart Reed’s rise from teacher to state candidate and urging continued diligence.

Charles W. Swisher Zat Stuart m. Need Harrison County Ftate ML P. Shawkey Kanawha County WILLIAM @. CONLEY Predton County Joan Sherman Darst Jackson County McDowell County Supreme Court Ira BH. Robinson Taylor County W.N. Miller Wood County J. Williams Greenbrier

Platform Praise for Republican Ticket in West Virginia

The piece lauds Mr Reed and the Republican slate for secretary of state, praising his fitness and the party platform. It argues the platform is practical, nonpartisan in welfare, and strong enough to win, urging broad citizen support and a decisive victory.

Patateaman Reed Repub-ican Party Republican Party Jon Charleston Auc

Denver Injunction Plank Sparks Political Debate

Readers debate the Denver platform injunction with labor leaders Bryan and Gampera. The excerpt questions judicial practice in industrial disputes and asks who could clarify the meaning of the injunction clause and its relevance to cases beyond labor controversies. The passage likens the phrase to a cryptic symbol amid broader political rhetoric.

Denver Tspira Jon Drealiie Lave Bean Bryan Americ San Federation of Labor Chillo Colorado Denve

Court Conformity in Labor Dispute Injunctions

An American Patudaca analysis notes the court faced a choice on upholding injunctions in labor strikes, with references to Gompers and the 1808 case context. It highlights appeals from Democratic organizers, countywide mobilization toward a Charleston convention, and pressure for a paper to announce its stance on Bennett’s governor candidacy and party will.

Bryan Money Begging and Editors’ Dilemma

A historical notice claims Bryan and Kern seek funds from farmers and Democratic editors to finance their campaign. The piece argues editors expect contributions from candidates, not the reverse, and predicts little support for Bryan and Kern from Democratic editors. The tone suggests skepticism about their financial appeal and prospects in the political climate.

Bryan Kern Elnases Tnraing

Lawn Fete Arrangements by Mapex Young People's Union

A lawn fete is planned on the lawn of Mrs. Alexander at 129 Oni street this Thursday evening at sunset. The fair will offer ice cream and dainties, inviting all friends of the community to attend. Also notes on local travels and a bank report from West Virginia bank in Clarksburg are included.

Mapex Young People's Union Lb. 1 Alexander Onitreet Linton West Virginia Bank Clarksburg West Virginia Logan

Local residents note travel and funerals in region

C W Leggett took a brief trip to Sutton on Tuesday. Joe Fuccy traveled to Parkersburg for business. S I Jake of Mt Clare spent Tuesday morning in the city on hust ashes. William Nuahatan went to St Louis for Mrs Simle Nusbaum’s funeral.

C. W. Leggett Buchess Sutton Joe Fuccy Parkersburg S. 1 Jake Mt Clare Husticks William Nuahatan St. Louis Simle Nusbaum

Rook No 4 For Women and Health Coffee Adverts

A vintage advertisement touts Rook No 4 For Women claiming to offer confidential medical advice and a Night Cure through antiseptic suppositories. It also promotes Health Coffee as a convincing coffee imitation made from scented starch, malt and nuts.

Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets Advertising Claim

An OCR fragment markets Sweet Melody Flour pain relief tablets by Dr Shoop claiming rapid medicines for headaches and pain. It references pink tablets, blood pressure nerves, and relief timing for pains, women’s discomfort and general ache relief.

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Rational Ticket William J. Taft Ohio JAMES Sherman New York Congressional Congress William P. Hubbard Ohio County Moke House of Delegates Charles M. Hart Marcus L. Riblett Giere Howard M. Gord Clark Circuit Court Wade Coffman Will H. Morris J.B. Bartlett John B. Strother Ernest L. Pigott Charles C. Fittro Teatter“Claan Stuart P. Reed Saxpleton Aire Democratic Orgin Thin County Aken Bennett Ampleion Aldea Social Misa Mazel Frost Huntington Eilis P. Frost Harvey W. Harmeeki Campbell Frank Moore Dawson Biato Harrison Fred B. Wood Wood Grierin Notary Publ Douglass R. A. Haynes Ang Mala Steve Eureka Plumbing CO Wike Street Fuel City Pressing Co Smith Atlantic City N. J Cape May, N. J. Stockton Hotee Cape May N. 3 Ocean Front Trooma D. A. Syirair Jessie Lyon Office Holman Tall Court Street Clarkshurg Holmboe & Lafferty, Architects W.va Bluefield Wve Athens Bartimores Orne W. VA Hastround Lumberland Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Parkersburo Cincinnati Lanteviti St. Lou's Pitts Connellsville Pittsburg Pairmont Morgantown BFPTS Weston Pickens Richwood Webster “Springs West VA Shortling Lew Martinsville Wheeling Acror Davis Shoe CD Traders Bank Room Clarksburg, W.va G. M. West Glen Et A. T. Post Main ST Bell Lownder Btors Pala Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co
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