Leading in Centre West
The Daily Telegram reports on regional events with emphasis on local matters and community announcements. The edition notes weather, markets and public notices influencing Clavesburg, Weston and nearby towns.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
4
The Daily Telegram reports on regional events with emphasis on local matters and community announcements. The edition notes weather, markets and public notices influencing Clavesburg, Weston and nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local election sheet with candidates for county and city offices. Names include MARIA L ZICKEL, JAMIES SOSHMAN, DUSTI SAR, MARCUS L WEILER, T WADE COFFMAN, WILL MORIS, BARRETT, ERNEST I PIGOTT, CHARLES HUTTRO, and various county roles. The data is garbled with missing dates and positions.
A letter argues the administration favors organized capital and condemns attacks on Mr. Glauscock, longtime attorney for railroads and coal firms. It cites C Wood Dalley as Elkins’s trusted counsel and donor, defending their stance against charges of favoring special interests.
The Clarksburg taft rally drew a massive turnout with a thunderous ovation for the Republican presidential candidate. Supporters hailed Taft’s platform and warned against Bryanism, praising tax reform measures and Republican governance.
The piece argues tariff revision is certain after the election, regardless of Taft or Bryan. It states that platform recommendations are now a commitment and compares tariff reform to Congress reconvening, underscoring the inevitability of action.
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