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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe prepaid tolls or bar year advance charges with garbled dates and numbers. No clear event, person, organization, or location can be confirmed from the readable portions.
The text discusses the Wilson tango and Bryan tango evolutions with references to Goethe and a Mexican ti title. It notes reactions and steps like forward, backward, and side steps as part of the dance development and public interest in the latest variants.
Serge W Bland seeks renomi nation for state senate on a platform of no party allegiance. He critiques Democratic county nominees and questions why a single office should be held by one person, while other candidates argue for change. He weighs possible repercussions of accepting the Democratic nomination and references past university ties and leadership anxieties.
The Wiltou administration proposes a rural work plan for thousands of unemployed laborers. Secretary Wilson acknowledges real job needs and cites harvest work in Kansas and Missouri as a potential solution. Critics argue it is not a rural vacation but a forced employment option shaped by tariffs and market conditions.
The Democratic machine in West Virginia backed Thomas E. Hodges for Congress at the Ikersburg state convention, despite Hodges hesitancy and opposition from George W. Bland. Reports suggest Hodges may not actively campaign, while Sutherland looms as the stronger rival and the party faces internal strife over leadership and the push for prohibition amendments.
The Washington college began as the National Deaf Mute College founded with support from Abraham Lincoln era acts and Amos Kendall. Dr Edward Miner Gallaudet led the first faculty as president, opening with seven students and one professor, while Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet helped found the institution and the campus on Kendall Green. Today about 50,000 deaf mute individuals fuel dozens of institutions nationwide, with alumni occupying diverse roles.
A West Union Democrat quotes a prominent figure alleging Senator Blind faced hostility at the mass convention for delegates. The piece notes Blind’s waning party support in his home county, with a July 3 senatorial convention looming to decide renomination.
Clarksburg calendar lists a July 4 celebration at manmoth pronte grounds with a Knights of Columbus banquet at Bettary's auditorium. A September 24 football game features West Virginia Wesleyan against Carlisle Inditne at Union Park.
A promotional feature invites readers to view the Ambassadors of Commerce messages in today's Daily Telegram. The ads promise valuable notices about goods and opportunities, suggesting the brief viewing could be highly worthwhile for interested recipients.
A famed society leader enters a scene with a six year old boy who pleads for help. The detective vows to locate the boy’s parents, while the boy is embraced by Mrs Harminan Egges, who exclaims joy at reuniting with her child. Cleveland ads reach near the limit.
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