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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1915
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment dated Monday November 29 1915 contains garbled text about telephones charges and office notices. It mentions restrictions on attention to certain addresses and appears to be a public or telegram notice from a historical newspaper page segment. The exact actions and entities are unreadable.
An Evening Echo reviews tariff debates, arguing protection keeps mills running and workers employed while calling out failures of free trade theory. It predicts a Republican victory and another tariff revision, suggesting business will improve after policy shifts, and notes skepticism about prophetic certainty.
A cheerful note praises Red Cross seals at the post office as a Santa themed fundraiser while contrasting ungrammatical replies from Alabama readers. The piece links the Seely booth to tuberculosis relief efforts, cites the American Tuberculosis Society, and mentions reactions amid diplomatic chatter surrounding Mrs Gait and Paris fashion.
Fragmentary text discusses court martial actions and naval officers, criticizing Secretary Padicls and Secretary Dayle as manipulating discipline for political ends. It criticizes Senator Martine of New Jersey for surprising President Wilson by meddling in choosing a successor and questions Wilson’s contempt for popular rule.
An incomplete report discusses Hig Wa, governor, and party leadership dynamics in New Jersey. It mentions Mr. Martine and Mr. Wilson, noting perceived leadership tensions and calls to peace among party leaders tied to national policy.
A humorous daily tale follows a star reporter who hunts for an answer to what chestnut vendors do after chestnut season ends. He trails a vendor through winding stairs to a dark attic and uncovers a banana life twist in a playful scoop.
Reports from Elenboro and Morgantown detail burglaries, arrests, and a fatal fall on a sidewalk. Notable items include a burglary at a post office, a divorce case in Charleston with expected sensational testimony, and tributes to local residents. Additional notes cover labor leadership selection, health inspector appointments, and an upcoming Upshur Poultry Exhibition.
Washington Nov 20 The Federal Reserve board moved to abandon sweeping reforms and cut the number of reserve banks from twelve to eight the legal minimum. The board faces legal questions after Attorney General Gregory said Congress must grant authority to abolish banks. Protests flare as the board contemplates boundary changes rather than abolishing banks, with shifts proposed among Atlanta Boston Kansas City Minneapolis Dallas New Orleans and Cleveland districts. The aim is to reduce operating costs while preserving the new system. A court challenge could test the board authority.
A burglar entered the home of Al Tu Bchave in Fond du Lac Wisconsin on November 23 was confronted by Mr Schuye who restrained him and forced him toward the front door before fleeing with the burglar leaving behind a broken watch and cap as evidence of the break in.
Public notice documents a deed sale for property in Morrison County and Clark County. It lists parties including Clark, Guy, and Apriderman, with terms of payment in installments and dates referenced in 1918. The notice invokes authority of Roy B. Parrish and notes parcel description, location near Welk Creek, and court involvement.
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