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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
15
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Washington notes report a Democratic insider predicts a reunion of Senator Chilton and former Senator Watson along old lines after nominations are made. The observer says recent strains within the party were exaggerated and that any disagreements over organization will be brushed aside for the party’s good.
A collection of social notices and marriage announcements from Fairmont includes the wedding of Senator W. J. Meredith to Tiles Frances Dert Grow at the Monongahela River area, officiated by Rev. Thoman G. Meredith. Also listed are engagements, travel and visiting hours, and society news featuring local residents and families such as the Prickett Cade wedding plans in Wheeling, and various residents visiting or returning from trips to Oakland, Gallipolis, Atlantic City, and other locales.
Campaign notes reveal lingering cordial ties between Waton and Chilton, with plans for an amicable understanding upon Watson’s return from Europe. The article also covers Judge Atkinson’s impending retirement in 1916, local posts in St Marys, and various political maneuvers, including personnel shifts and congressional actions on pensions and routes.
In Bristol two prominent residents discuss why the current postmaster should remain. They cite satisfaction with service and unblemished record at poker, sobriety, and support from patrons, before a sudden interruption by a loud militia procession.
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