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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
14
Public notice dated Monday June 22 1914 from the Daily Telegram at Clarksburg West Virginia. Subscription rates listed for mail and monthly delivery with in advance terms. Reader notices require signatures and must include current address for publication.
An Evening Echo denounces progressive candidates and calls for public restraint. The paper attacks editors and the Exponent, mocks a political gorilla image, and urges a divided anti Democratic movement to aid Democrats in Clarkeburg. It criticizes press freedom and pressures to protect officials from exposure.
A fragmented editorial style targets the Telegram and President Wilson, arguing against attacks on his administration. The piece questions responsibility for economic troubles and defends Wilson's policy while condemning partisan rhetoric and mob mentality.
A damaged quote heavy with political invective critiques Democratic strategies and media influence. It accuses the party of hypocrisy and subterfuge designed to sway voters while warning of national decline and urging readers to scrutinize political rhetoric. The piece references figures and locales in a dispatch-like editorial tone.
A call to Clarksbury residents and civic groups to adopt the motto Leave the summer more beautiful than we found it. The message urges women’s clubs schools city hall and all workers to act now this summer through gardens trees plantings and beautification of homes streets yards and public spaces for a more pleasant community.
A garbled compilation of editorials mentions mediation provendings and the insanity rate, with scattered references to Raiia mentality and eugenic certificates. It cites Wheeling News Exen Trade and Europe’s Belkas situation, noting no trade gain for either continent. Mentions Niagara mediators and a potential Tete matter with the Constitutionalist Jeadora, Morgastown Post-Chronicle, and Parkersburg State Journal in a fragmented, period-voice frame.
Friday June 25 a dance hosted by Misses Lowen and Virginia Davis at the Masonic Auditorium. Tuesday June 28 a children’s car night. July 4 mammoth celebration with bad ground conditions. Saturday July Degree and banquet by Knights of Columbus at St Mary’s Auditoriums. Saturday September 26 football vs West Virginia Wesleyan at Union Park.
In Vulgar Pleas Court No 11 Judge Rupploutt rules the Drooontolfer case as unresolved while the Dragdenhoffer family applauds. Simeon Swiggerbang arrives with a new will claiming knowledge of dance steps and city routes, declaring the will stands as the judge concedes his long effort to grasp the steps.
June 20. French investors face heavy losses from the Mexican turmoil. Shares in Mexican banks, mostly French holdings, have tumbled from May 1910 to May 1914 with large declines in National Bank of Mexico and Bank of London and Mexico. The French press criticizes U.S. policy toward Huerta and blames Washington for unrest and resulting financial damage.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a plan for grain storage and elevator improvements. Mentions Rockne and Punjak provinces in a discussion of agricultural infrastructure yet to be formalized.
Trustee will sell at public auction the O Gara mining tract and related real estate and equipment on the courthouse steps in Harrison County West Virginia on a Tuesday. The sale covers 26 acre coal lands and leasehold interests including mining plant and mine equipment with oil and gas exceptions and existing coal rights. The action arises from a deed of trust and court decree in a chancery proceeding involving Aeneid Coal Company and Last Coast Coal Siping Company, with prior conveyances and leaseholds linked to The Solon Lowery Coal Company and Thomas J. O Gara, and the sale will settle obligations under the trust deed and related noted royalties and minimum payments.
Advertising men of America hold a monster convention in Toronto this month promoting a higher standard of ethics. Stricter laws are being enacted in various states to criminalize untruthful advertising. Vigilance committees monitor enforcement, and the era brings greater safety in purchasing advertised goods.
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