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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1914

Page

4

Subscription Rates From Carritr Dee Weald And Towns

Rates listed for prepaid daily and monthly service with various fees and address requirements. The notice specifies delivery addresses and subscription terms, noting penalties for late or missing payments and the need for subscribers to provide complete address information to avoid service disruption.

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Evening Echo opinion and political ribbing columns

A satirical broadside from the Evening Echo mocks political figures and policy debates. It lampoons HAZLITT style rhetoric, notes chatter about Plunkey Flu and Flunkey, and critiques wage and tariff issues. It mentions Senator Nathan Goll, Roosevelt and the Parkersburg State Journal. It cites New York Times wage losses and tariff impacts on potatoes and rice.

Democracy's Design and Progressive Drift in Republican- Democratic tensions

A long editorial argues the Progressive party is not aligned with Wilson and Democratic principles. It claims Democrats and the press seek to isolate Progressives from Republicans, warning that this division aims to preserve Democratic power and mislead voters into abstaining from cross party alliances. It notes voters who did not back Republican nominees two years ago now see the watered aims of party merging.

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Tariff debate and party strategy in the 19th century article

An Edwin C. Eckel article in Manufactures Record discusses tariff revision impacts on manufacturing. It argues benefits hinge on higher prices, larger markets, or lower costs, noting tariffs likely fail to raise prices or broaden markets. It cites southern iron and ore industries and warns political parties risk repeating past economic errors by pursuing misguided protectionism.

Underwood Tien Birinizham Ans Edwin C. Eckel Mitat Democratic Party

Secretary Redfield Maps War Prosperity By Greying Industry

Secretary Redfield warned in Raleigh that a dull gray color dominates the national business map, showing war prosperity limited to auto manufacturing regions. He suggested wheat and cotton must feed broader industry as layoffs ripple through Ford and other plants, revealing a bleak outlook beyond a single sector.

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Poor Old Foolish Democratic Party Failing in Power

Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, long Democratic leader, blasted the party as it fights over reserve cities and internal matters. He argued the party repeats a pattern of failing to govern as it rises to power, citing historical remarks by Speaker Tom Reed.

John Sharp Williams Washington Post Mississippi House Uuderwood Senate Democratic Party Tom Reed

Editors Comment and Public Opinion Fragments Across Papers

A garbled compilation shows editors condemning letters and trash talk while quoting various papers. It notes Bryant’s circuit swing and critiques political rhetoric, labor policy, and public sentiment amid a backdrop of scattered phrases and blurred names.

The Daily Novelstte and the Stage Fracas

A chaotic scene unfolds in a powder works setting as Paytry Otick struggles with a cigar lighter while a feuding audience and fat man clash over patriotic tunes. The goat-like Otick stumbles through interruptions, with the orchestra and crowd reacting to misfired gags and mistaken tunes.

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Coming Events in Clarksburg WV June Activities

Ohio Wesleyan plays West Virginia Wesleyan in baseball at the First Methodist church next to a list of events in Clarksburg. The notice mentions meetings by the Epworth League and the Grand Circle of West Virginia, plus a football game and regional gatherings scheduled for June.

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Where to Spend Tha Vacation in Advertiser’s Rail Roa ads

Railroads and resort managers push travel in a lively bid for business. Read today’s Daily Telegram for resort literature and booklets freely offered, a guide to recreation and travel as a liberal education.

Daily Telegram

Unclear OCR Fragment Shows Net Handling Instructions

Fragment describes audience reacting angrily to a performer named Tim and a fire drill style net procedure. Battalion Chief John B. Conlon trains men to swindle the net and instructs on how to hold the net to avoid injury, emphasizing proper handling and safety.

John B. Conlon

Life Net Shipped Confirmation From New York Fire Dept

The fire committee led by Thomas Boehm reported Friday that Chief Edward F. Croker of New York stated the life net had been shipped. An inquiry to the department confirmed receipt of the life net with a responding statement.

Thomas Boehm Edward F. Croker New York Department Today

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