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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
4
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A series of notices state candidates for county offices in Harrison County. Hiram L. Munday and B. Brown Stout announce for county commissioner, subject to the Republican will. James S. Griffin and Thoreby also seek county commissioner nominations.
The Wheeling Intelligencer condemns denouncing political platforms and the habit of shaping platforms to suit party aims. It notes Doyle and Kincaid completed most of a Clarkburg convention platform and added lengthy resolutions. A reader reports a Democratic friend recently paid sheriff’s office expenses, hinting at political entanglements.
An editorial argues the tax law remains ill designed and unequal, urging specifics in denunciations while noting large tax reductions for Clarksburg residents. It praises the tax cuts as beneficial to taxpayers and as a rebuke to political opponents, and calls for teacher resolutions to influence legislative sessions.
A bustling entertainments note promotes Finnigan's Ball on September 6 and 7, touting a popular farce comedy with lively life characters and charming situations.
A lively review touts Pinnegan's Ball as a witty crowded three act musical comedy with songs dances and flashy costumes. Headed by Barrett Bros Irish acts and a cast of popular artists and young Indies the show opens September 6 and 7 with familiar humor and engaging dialogue. A cough and cold warning from Sturm Wilson urges readers to seek safe relief.
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