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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
1
Reports from the Chicago convention describe a tense scene as Progressive and Republican factions clash over leadership. Delegates listened to speeches by Harding and others, with cheers and calls for unity amid lingering divisions from the previous four years. The mood mixed ambition with relief that the gathering proceeds amid rain and disruption.
Telegram proposes a solid offer to Harrison county readers praising its straightforward dual news and practical guidance. It claims to aid in personal planning and daily work, presenting itself as best for readers seeking prudent, reliable information.
At the Republican national convention Senator Warren G Harding urged reconciliation over division and called for a return to progressive Republican ideals. He attacked Democratic policy and warned of foreign policy strains while stressing American unity, neutrality, and the Monroe Doctrine as guiding principles for the nation’s stance.
A convention of Dry Fellows convened amid Prohibition talk with national delegates and speakers examining the future of the movement. Key figures from Cumberland and Mortidaville, along with party leaders, debated prohibition strategy, economic policy, and the role of government in shaping national temperance and industrial policy. The gathering emphasized unity, fundraising, and sponsorship to advance the cause in upcoming national elections.
The text describes construction progress by WY Manangabely Vailor Traction Company near Wolf Summit. A prominent pylon near Prom Net to Welt sui WE marks the site. Work is about to resume after a brief halt and is expected to complete soon. The project aims to improve regional power or infrastructure and involves Masieoe county communities.
The grand jury session included a charge by Judge Jamen W. Johnson focusing on alcohol labeling and transport laws. Members listed include ACK, Davinsin, He Le Bwigan, Roy Martie, Late Dunkin, Bates, Juneau, McKitely, Menuet, Deanileer, David, Sheets, Kensy, Smith, Hall, and Lynch. Walter plans a Smith garden banquet with Danelue as feature, while Elizabeth Guinn, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Juson, remains gravely ill with sons.
County results show IRA ROBINSON carries the county for governor and WIlliam P. leading for senate. Nominations and party tallies feature Holler Bartlett over Morgan Parsons in the Democratic ticket for sheriff, and George W. Davis versus Vance J. Mornor for county commissioner. Judge Ira F. Robinson and other candidates are listed with varying leads as returns trickle in from multiple precincts.
Oyster Bay June 7 Delegates and guests of the Progressive national convention arrive for the opening at the Auditorium Chicago one hour after Republicans at the Coliseum. The band plays but few are entertained as delegates take their places quietly amid sparse crowds and limited entry efforts.
Fragmentary report describes a dreadnought named Warepite sunk in recent fighting with German König forces. Early versions claimed heavy damage and explosion. later observers noted the vessel may have gone down after a battle with König command.
The British army enters mourning for a war leader with crepe bands on arms and flags at half mast. Officers and officials continue duties while public offices discuss internment orders for enemy nationals as details emerge about possible German involvement and the impact of Kitchener's departure on the crisis.
The Coal district counts show Kidd 67, C B Johnson 462, Sam Starcher 414, and Robert Clung 378 with Magistrate KIOC leading in the Tacw for the nation. CM Johnson and William Starchar are among the listed officials, while Constable Robert fourth appears in the tally.
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