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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
3
Scouts display skill and discipline in a late afternoon event as observers note steady drill and teamwork. An accompanying price listing shows itemized costs for equipment, including a highlighted bike purchase option priced at £3.08.
The federation re elected Frank W. Snyder of Charenton as secretary-treasurer and chose a slate of officers and delegates including George Schroeder and George Sugling. H. P. Cochran was named delegate to the American Federation of Labor meeting in Rochester, Pa, in November. Delegates plan the next convention for Charleston in February 191% to align with the state legislature session conditions.
Dr. G. D. Hatfield Republican candidate for governor will speak in Salem Saturday night. The meeting venue is not yet arranged but will likely be at the college or public school building, officials announced.
The Lincoln Chronicle notes a lengthy Roosevelt rally page praising Cobonél Roosevelt for presidency and lauding Governor Glasewick’s administration. It contrasts Republican achievements like budget and public counting laws with Democratic tax and building shortcomings, and endorses a direct US Senate vote, party primary nomination, and a public utilities commission for fair regulation.
Actress Mary Garden faces a lawsuit in Paris over eight hats costing the milliner 7600 dollars. Her secretary noted the bill, the actress balked at the amount, and the lower court ruled in favor of the milliner.
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting of Harrison County Bank for the election of directors and other business. Meeting set for May 7 at 10:00 AM at the bank office in Last Creek, Virginia. Dated May 12, 1912. W. D. Nutpst, Counter?
The constitution would strip the legislature of power to create or amend city charters, favoring general law to avoid regressive municipal meddling. It urges a governor empowered by law to remove nonperforming officers after due process, while opposing arbitrary power for any branch. Public officials failing through corruption or incompetence should be removed and replaced.
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