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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1908

Page

12

West Virginia Tax Debate Shapes State's Economic Future

A fragmented 1908 tax discussion argues over corporate taxes and consumer burdens. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic views on repealing certain tax laws and shifting taxes to farmers, merchants, and workers, claiming democracy must protect state interests.

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Local Purposes Honor Fares by Pavug Service For Towns

Nonsense OCR fragment mentions local purposes and a Pavug service. Limited readable text implies community fare or service note. No clear people, dates, or places emerge to define a concrete event or outcome.

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West Virginia Republicans Claim Broad Legislative Reform

The article extols Republican governance in West Virginia, highlighting tax reform, accountability for auditor and secretary of state fees, county treasuries funding, fair compensation for county officials, railroad fare limits, anti monopolistic railway measures, uniform public accounting, and Sunday closing laws as major achievements. It emphasizes restraint on expenditures and broader fiscal oversight across state government.

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Atkinsons Praises Glashcoor Nominee for Governor

Ex Governor George W Atkinson comments on Republican candidate Willm D Ainsccock and praises Glashcoor as a strong nominee. He asserts integrity and dedication, endorsing the candidate and urging support for a capable administration.

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West Virginia Referendum and Education Reform Debate

A polluted OCR fragment discusses West Virginia politics, focusing on a special session to enact voting integrity measures, school reforms, and a ballot law. It praises the Republican party for fiscal restraint and administrative improvements while criticizing the Democrats for extravagance and poor governance.

Our Candidate See Facts About Tilfe and Glasscock

The Republican party touts its candidates for governor and emphasizes hard working humble origins. It profiles N Willisid B Glasscock born on Indian Creek Monongalia County in a family of ten, describing Scotch descent and early public service.

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Public figures and political debate in West Virginia era

Fragmentary notes discuss a prominent West Virginia figure, his appointment by Theodore Roosevelt, and public service traits. The text cites his age, Christian character, hospitality, and a portrait of Republican governance and tax policy impacts on farmers. It includes party dynamics, committee roles, and a brief confrontation with William Jennings Bryan.

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West Virginia Republicans cited for progress and restraint

The piece defends the Republican administration highlighting population growth, school expansion, and tax relief. It lauds leaders Glasscock and supporters for education gains, reduced direct taxes, and broader open government while urging continued GOP policy at state and national levels. Prominent names include Frank Cox Morgantown A B White Charleston P W Mosttlib Parkersburg B Ogd en Wheeling.

Tax Law Endorsed by Voters in Dawson Victory

The article notes endorsement of a new tax law amid Wm. Dawson's gubernatorial win and Cornwell's congratulations. It cites support from the public, corporations, and politicians while criticizing ex governor MacCorkle and others for opposing the Republican enactment.

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Gubernatorial and Senate Majorities Seen by Republican Leader

After a conference with Chaitzaan V. Matthews of the Republican winter committee at Clarkshoro, Senator Stephen B. Eudas predicted Teft will win by a nationwide majority. He forecast Ginamesch leading Ben Wikilnes in a Roosevelt era race with about 23,000 votes, and projected House districts showing sizable margins across the Hag mawha river region.

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Unely John Miller and the West Virginia Campaign

The fragment references Uncle John Miller and his influence on nephew Ton Willikit B. Glanacook during a West Virginia campaign. It mentions a note of advice written by Miller and tied to Glanacookk’s candidacy, with phrases urging movement and fighting for the people.

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Glassgoge Speaks On Government And Economy

A distorted speech discusses government spending on new university and Norwal Sonodle buildings, claiming increased state costs under Republican rule. It asserts the state has prospered and criticizes the Democratic stance, endorsing Theodore Roosevelt as Chief Executive and predicting Howard Tafts inauguration in 1909.

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