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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1915

Page

3

Campbell recalls experiences abroad during wartime visit

William Campbell of Charles Town describes a tense Liverpool meeting over a Shriner badge and foreign spies fears. He recounts English suspicion of Americans as he appeals for mutual courtesy and defense of U S resolve at a Rotary Club banquet, citing Runnymeade and American independence.

Washington William Campbell Charles Town Liverpool Dutton Swith Mr. Campbell Shriner Stover Politi Cian Bristol Sol Jdiier Campbell United States Wilson Philadelphia Rotary Club America Runnymede

London dockside tale of war era labor and conscription

A fragmentary diary style note recalls expenses and delays at a London port. It mentions a princely wage for a London worker, looming conscription, a Jefferson county upbringing, and a firm with army members. It hints at songs and rumors about war time.

London Christ Church Jefferson

England War Talks and Labor Shakeup Amid Rationed Times

A wartime observer notes England’s labor scarcity with workers in trenches and camps, while crowds fill cafes and theaters despite dark London nights. He warns of a new class of unskilled, drinker workers labeled slackers, whose higher wages tempt long-term idleness and threaten productive effort.

England Sidi London

Wiley urges clean advertising at world convention

Chicago, June 22. Louis Wiley of the New York Times urges newspapers to keep advertising clean and fraud-free. He warns fraudulent ads erode trust, harm circulation, and damage the industry, praising New York laws against deceptive ads and ad circulars in papers.

Chicago Louis Wiley New York Times Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Wiley Ike Shim Uens New York State New York Eneek Ani Geah Sreéd Cssh

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