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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1915

Page

2

Campbell Relates Experiences Abroad At Public Dinner

William Campbell of Charles Town describes espionage rumors and spy rounds in Britain. He recounts an English host’s fear over a Shriner button and defends America’s willingness to fight, recalling colonial resistance and Runnymede as lessons.

Campbell Olves Shriner Stover Charles Town Politi Sian Bristol United States Wilson Philadelphia America Runnymede

War talks and labor woes reach civilian life abroad

A fragmentary letter recalls English homefront life, noting galstones and a medicine, trench-soldier shortages, slackers, and dockside wages. It contrasts crowded theatres with Zeppelin fears and describes conscription, ships, and a dockworker’s pay surge as the war inflames the home front.

Clean Advertising Urged By Wiley At World Advertising Meet

Louis Wiley of the New York Times told the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World that newspapers must keep advertising clean to protect their reputation and revenue. He warned fraudulent ads undermine legitimacy, urging enforcement of New York state laws against deceptive promotions and discouraging publishers from selling space to quacks.

Chicago Louis Wiley New York Times Associated Advertising Clubs of New York State New

American League pitching leader noted in terse recap

The fragment highlights a pitcher leading the American League in pitching. It mentions De Bis and Denovar in teasers of their styles and heads, with Veach noted in the closing line. The text reflects a brief baseball game recap with player names and a focus on pitching prowess.

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