Canal policy failure cited in 1914 editorials
The Daily Telegram condemns the national administration's "watchful waiting" in Mexico, calls the Vera Cruz seizure and ensuing events a colonial blunder, and argues Democratic fiscal and policy failures justify a political shift in November. It cites a $1.105 billion appropriations request, a $49 million treasury deficit, and criticizes executive and Congress over spending, pensions, and post offices. It also accuses Democrats of mismanaging the civil service, primary measures, and the canal privilege bill.
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Sunday Exponent and Melodic Sabbath Debates
A survey of editorials criticizes Sunday newspaper sales and baseball as Sabbath violations, with remarks on Jud Findley and sheriffs enforcing warrants. Commentary from Wheeling Telegraph and others mocks Sabbath labor while endorsing a Republican bent in West Virginia politics and a push for a constitutional fund for roads.
The Best Comedy at Union Park Baseball Fracas
A report mocks a Union Park baseball game incident where sheriffs deputies drew guns, while austere spectators described as strong-armed runt figures aided in calming the scene. The piece condemns officers for escalations and praises restraint by others.
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Union Park
Platels
McCormick
Tigore
Political attacks on Democrats over tariffs currency and shipping
A critical attack accuses the Democratic national administration of incompetence ahead of the general election. It claims broken promises on tariff relief, currency reform, and prosperity, notes shifting positions on exempting American ships from foreign competition, and accuses reversals under pressure from foreign threats.
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Democraty
Huntington Herald Dispatch Reports Candidate Hunt
A Republican congressional candidate makes a active entry noted by Huntington Herald Dispatch, detailing campaign steps and local political context. The report highlights party backing and anticipated voter impact in the district.
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Coming Events in Clarksburg
A jumble of events: Mrs Bump stad Ligh at Robinson Grand theater on Thursday. Annual meeting of Wet Virginia Business Man's Association on Monday and Tuesday. General state convention of the p worth League June 9 to 11 at Burt Methodist Episcopal church. Baseball Ouia Wesleyan versus West Virginia Wesleyan at Union Park on June 11. Football West Virginia Wesleyan versus Carlisle Indians at Union Park on September 26.
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Insurance Ruse Unmasks Buck Ingham In Comic Tale
Buck Ingham, president of Stingem Accide Life Insurance, approves accident and life policies for Ignace Slivvits, a foe he believes to be his enemy. The imposter tears up the papers, reveals his true identity, and Buck collapses in a swoon as the twist lands.
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Obituary and wedding notices from Bridgeport church
Mrs. Sylvia D Warner aged etc dies at her daughter's home after long illness. Funeral to be held in Magaiore beside husband William Werner. Brief services by Rev C W Stephan at Ann Russell home. Musical tributes and strong Christian witness noted. Survivors include two daughters and siblings. Claire Storrison and Arthur Michael quietly marry at bride's home with Rev Stephan officiating.
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Local Notables Attend Social Gatherings Across Town
Mr. Michael works at the local glass factory while Mr. and Mrs Everett Sayer visited relatives, and Mrs. Mabel Stephan returned from Purhornburg as a guest of her brother Charles Stephan. Mrs. W. K. Thompson hosted a large gathering at Prontytown with numerous relatives.
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Bordentown
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Advertising to lower rent by boosting business
The article argues that using advertising in The Daily Telegram can reduce fixed rent costs by increasing business. It advises treating advertising expense as part of rent and calculating the new percentage on higher volume, noting success depends on properly voicing the appeal to the public.
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Curtains at money saving prices in sale now in progress
In this sale you are offered curtains of all kinds at money saving prices including plain and fancy serim curtalons muslin swiss nets and all kinds of new curtains at greatly reduced prices.
The Charming New Parasols Delight Shoppers
The advertisement touts stylish new parasols with silk coverings, steel and brass frames, extra long handles, and a range of colors and combinations. Prices span from 1.98 to 12.50, highlighting exclusive materials and fashionable designs for the season.
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Brussels Carpets On Sale At 85 Cents Yard
Advertising copy notes Brussels carpets offered at 85 cents per yard with 10 wire tapestry options. Promotes large selection of designs and colorings for home rooms, with borders available. Encourages shoppers to compare prices and visit the seller for more designs than in local stores.
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Alexander Smith & Sons Carnet Co
New Laces and Shadows for Dress Trims and Edges
A list of lace goods including New LACES Linen Cluny laces in matched patterns for trimming dresses and linens, novelty Shadow Camisole Laces, Shadow Laces in white and Paris, shadow lace insertions and bindings, and Chantilly lace sets. Prices range from 2 cents per yard to several dollars per yard, with multiple widths and patterns noted.
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