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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
4
An Evening Echo notes a limited House of Commons proposal on women suffrage. It suggests possible acceptance by militant suffragists as a bargaining wedge and questions whether activists will resist or modify their tactics for national equal rights.
Fragmented political commentary notes Woodrow Wilson and Bryan during a Western invasion narrative. It argues for nominating New Jersey governor Dix or similar figures to curb Wall Street influence and back Lincolnian leadership, with Bryan insisting on continued reform and popular support.
Assatis Bland attacks Senator George W. Smith of this district. The Charleston Gazette notes Bland rebuked the current party machine at Charleston last winter and aligned with its broad opposition, drawing sharp reaction from the party.
A writer criticizes partisan bias in journalism and warns against selective praise for Democrats from Republican papers. The piece rails at political hypocrisy, laments neglect of public health issues, and ends with a pointed adage: No with, no files.
The article discusses Senator Stone's proposed actions near the Mexican border, arguing that invading Mexico would risk war. Senator Bacon asserts Mexico has authority to quell unrest, while others warn intervention could cost more American lives and force a broader conflict. The piece criticizes Stones sudden shift as reckless and imprudent.
Uncle Presley Morris of the Parkersburg State Journal criticizes a previous article on fly control arguing that swatting is ineffective and advocates drastic, sensational measures to curb flies. He calls for hung, burned, or destroyed flies and suggests sending a global response.
Today's games include Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn. Yesterday Boston beat Cincinnati in 15 innings Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg New York topped Chicago and Brooklyn beat St Louis. Standings show Philadelphia leading with a .739 percentage followed by New York and others.
Professor Hynds moved his studio from 145 West Main Street to 662 Locust Street in a steady relocation sequence. The change affects students and local patrons who visit the studio at the new Locust Street address.
A West Virginia audience heard advocate Eldridge argue improved roads will raise farm land values by 2 to 10 dollars per acre and attract capital, industry, and population. He estimated statewide wealth could rise by fifty million dollars and county wealth by nearly three hundred thousand dollars, funded by a modest bond levy and prudent maintenance.
Fragmentary records list several deed filings including Denham and Migilund to John A Crissip with a lot on Lohon square and Israel Dailey to Kauville with a lot in Davie. It also notes Salem and Davin-Horner Company transfers to Andry Galin and Eugenio Cabidas and other minor lot assignments among Shinnstom J C Schutte and Samuel Powell in Ada.
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