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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1913
Page
4
The Evening Echo discusses speculation over F Wayland and J S Lakin amid local Democratic tensions. It argues Governor Hateett vacated a public service post and questions who should fund and build a safe bridge, urging decisive county city action.
The Wheeling Intelligencer notes Attorney General McReynolds may absolve the Standard Oil and Tobacco trusts, praising his focus on trusts over other issues. It also mentions Captain John C Bond as a strong newcomer candidate for adjutant general under Governor Hatfield.
A collage of editorial snips from Parkersburg and nearby papers critiquing Wilson administration moves, Bryan speeches, tariff debates, and governance. It notes figures like McReynolds, Davis, and Poss, and mulls on possible cabinet changes and summer jobs for officials, with satirical asides on current events.
The article notes Davis plans a voyage to the Hague on August 16 and that reporters are seeking opening to obtain facts for the record. If another opportunity arises, it will come soon and may lead to a favorable outcome for Davis.
Richard B Campbell commissioner of naturalization alerts aliens with declarations of intention filed since September 27, 1906 that their seven year validity will expire. Those seeking naturalization should petition before expiration by filing with Samuel R Harrison deputy federal court clerk in the post office building.
A business must maintain a constant flow of supplies and watch for inefficiencies and lapses in duty. Alert management should identify gaps, address carelessness, and promptly apply remedies to protect customers and operations.
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