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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented editorial voice questions Democratic leaders in Congress for failing to promise lower costs under a new tariff. It argues the party cannot claim wisdom without evidence and endorses Hearne as a safe, proven choice. The piece shifts to praise for custard pies, noting their year round availability and enduring popularity amid changing culinary tastes.
A 1918 Evening Echo editorial argues against Democratic tariff policies in West Virginia. It endorses Julian G Hearne of Ohio County as Republican candidate for the special election October 14 1918 and accuses the Progressive and Democratic factions of backing free trade and hurtful tariffs.
President Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio argues for freight rate increases as essential for railroad finance. He notes over 100 million dollars spent on three years of improvements and rising operating costs including wages and materials. He contends business conditions are strained and stockholders deserve a share of the burden amid rising freight costs.
A Fairmont item imagines a Wine class entry for a card about laboring men and Democrat votes for Neely to support the Wilson administration. It questions what burdens the common man has gained, asking for concrete examples of wage changes and benefits, and why petitions urged Congress to slow tinkering were ignored.
Incoherent OCR text suggests a discussion of wages and congressional action, with references to administration, workers, and favors. Mentions a Telegram and a newspaper, with unclear names and dates, leaving the exact event or person uncertain.
A fragment from West Virginia editorials notes the push for free trade and proditable employment, highlighting farm values and industry. It cites Wheeling Intelligencer and Fairmont West Virginian on tariffs, party politics, and calls for Republican campaigns led by Albert Snedeker. The piece mentions Marshull and Moundsville papers with sheep, wool prices, and critiques of Democratic editors.
The setting sun heralds Rosh Hashanah, marking the Jewish New Year. Jews globally observe the holy day with solemn religious services in synagogues and temples.
The Toun high school team, guided by Arnett, with players Kyle Aqua and Dovds, prepares for a debut Saturday after intensive practice. Schedule includes Clarksburg at Weston Oct 4, Grafton at Clarksburg Oct 11, Clarksburg at Shinnston Oct 13, Weston at Clarkaburg Oct 25, Clarksburg at Mannington Nov 1, Shinnaton at Clarksburg Nov 8, Clarksburg at Grafton Nov 15. The squad aims to become a city pride, with a preliminary for the Washington and Lefters Son-Wesleyan game.
A special grand jury will convene Monday November 11 due to heavier than usual grand jury work, listing members Thomas C. White Pills Lyon Jackson Arnold Temple Smith George J. Trainer John W. Stewart James Rector Arthur Conley Ira B. Robinson John Berry Janae H. Maxwell J P Cunningham Howard McDonald Arthur M. Sturm Russel Starks and Bishop as jurors.
Deila Winters and Stella Guinn were released Tuesday morning on a belnis charge but rearrested on a disorderly conduct charge. They were given thirty days in jail after arraignment before Mayor Cole last night.
The piece touts thousands of modern housewares and labor saving devices advertised in daily newspapers. It highlights housewives seeking efficiency and convenience, noting vast store offerings and readers’ interest in the ads. A nurse is cited as a superior helper, underscoring practical benefits over gadgets.
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