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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
4
The record recalls Wilson era resignations, including McNabb and McReynolds, with editorials in The Telegram and The Fairmont Times debating loyalty, politics, and justice. West Virginia papers praise candor while questioning motives behind official limited actions. The Wheeling Register predicts currency reform may pass if the bill succeeds.
The piece notes Clarksburg’s bustling economy and an upcoming celebration likely to draw attention from Charleston Parkersburg and Wheeling. It suggests inviting committees from those cities for guidance while warning visitors to navigate the crowded streets as locals wind down early.
A call to the United States Senate demands a full inquiry into Senator James Martine of New Jersey for misbehavior during a coal mining committee visit in Charleston. The piece argues his conduct lowers Senate dignity and warrants reprimand or removal.
Sixty years in the same post marks William W Cottingham as a remarkable school leader in iaston Pa. The record stands out amid long-serving superintendents across the nation cited by W R Hood in the 1912 report. Notable cases include Greenwood of Kansas City retiring after thirty nine years and Glass of Lynchburg since 1879.
The article notes William Cole’s long service in New York and discusses tenure trends in large cities. It cites that in cities with 100000+ population the average superintendent term is seven and a half years, despite short elected terms. It argues fixed tenure supports efficiency.
A collage of editorials attacks Senator Martine of New Jersey, criticizing conduct and urging resignation. Citations from Wheeling Telegraph Parkersburg Sentinel Fairment Times Wheeling Intelligencer Parkersburg Dispatch-News New York Sun amplify the critique and label him an "empty drum."
Excerpts discuss literary heroes versus everyday bravery, editorials from West Virginia papers, and the Franking privilege debate. The Wheeling News argues franking reform would ease postal burdens and reduce deficits, while editors praise homegrown journalism and the value of local perspectives.
The equalizing steel water tanks on Isenhart hill were emptied Tuesday evening to allow thorough cleaning. Three large copper manifolds with eight inch perforations replace the old one inch wire mesh to prevent foreign substances entering city mains. A new one million gallon concrete reservoir and steel tanks are flushed every six months and kept in good condition. Grounds are fenced, and daily inspections ensure water purity.
County court recessed Tuesday evening and adjourned through Friday morning, delaying scheduled sessions and awaiting resumption of hearings.
Horace Gresley notes advertising builds notable commercial success. He argues success rests on merit, responsible manufacturers and merchants, and trustworthiness, with local newspaper ads driving over the counter demand.
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