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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1908

Page

4

Political slate of county officials and candidates listed

Delegates CHARLES M HART Marcus J RIBLETT for Clerk of County Court HOWARD M GORE for Clerk of Circuit Court WADE COFFMAN For Prosecuting Attorney WILLE MORRIS Vor Bericht BART For County Commissioner JOHN B STROTHER For Assessor ERNEST L PIGOTT For County Surveyor CHARLES CHITTRO

Charles M. Hart Marcus J. Riblett Howard M. Gore Wade Coffman

Labor versus Capital Feud Drives Public Calamity

An Evening Echo notes mounting labor against capital as a public calamity and irreparable fury amid political tension. The piece references William McKinley in a somber, era tone.

William McKinley

Doop Dyed Hypocrites and Party Deception

A critique accuses Grant-Sehetr aligned newspapers of deception in campaign naming the Republican ticket without authority. The writer claims editors mislabel tickets, warn readers of false branding, and condemn newspapers like the Parke seraburs Dispatch-News for lacking nerve to acknowledge the alleged deceit.

Grant-Sehetr Mugwumy Thos National Committee Bolters Charleston Parke Seraburs

Swisher ticket fight sparks party split in West Virginia

The Wheeling Intelligencer reports a Republican ticket split in West Virginia with Swisher Swisher and Shawkey names on the regular ballot, while factions clash over recognition and loyalty to the party. The article notes internal disputes, political maneuvering, and calls for unity to avoid Democratic gains.

West Virginia Grant Scherr Dawson Elins Scott Han Charing W. Swisher Swirher Teed Darat Conley Shawkey Sneuy Royaly

Miners Crushed by Slate Fall at Farmington Plant

Two Slavic brothers were buried under 18 inches of slate at the Georgeb Crestock Company mine site in Farming ton yesterday afternoon. One man died within hours and the other died about two hours later. the accident occurred at 2:15 PM.

George’ba Creskoat Company Farmington

New Home Absorption Cure for Piles Offered

Sufferers are urged to write for a home treatment that promises immediate relief and permanent care for bleeding piles. The ad requests forgetful readers to send their address for details and a free trial sample, claiming testimonials on request.

Miles Rand Mr. Summers Box P. Notre Dame Ind

Uniform price decisions by Harrison County Retailers Association

The Harrison County Retail for Dealers Protection Association led by President W. Grifith and Secretary Dahl Morrig has set uniform liquor prices for saloons. Bonded whiskey minimum is 15 cents per drink. other whiskies not below 10 cents. beer 10 cents. wine and other beverages priced to avoid losses. Beer kegs and larger bottle formats specified. notices warn saloonkeepers of price list changes.

Harrison County Retai Lin Dealers Protection Association W. 7.Grifith Id Dahl M. Morrig Masoctation

Taft and Bryan to Meet in Chicago Banquet

William H. Taft and William J. Bryan will meet in Chicago on October 17 at a banquet sponsored by the Chicago Association for Commerce. The event will feature formal speeches as announced by the association today.

Taft Bryan Chicago William H. Yate William J. Bryan Chicago Association For Commerce

Rains Crash Kills Two in Brooklyn Train Collision

At least two people were killed and many injured in a rear end collision of two elevated trains at Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn this afternoon. Firemen are cutting and removing trapped victims as rescue operations continue.

New York Sept Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn

Acquittal in Assault Charge Reported

Tom Watson was acquitted of charges of insulting Leule Delson in a street confrontation before Squire Gordon Thyre Inyventi. The court cleared Watson of the accusation as the case proceeded in the local district court.

Tom Watson Leule Delson Squire Gordon Thure Inyventi

Lincoln Republican Chairmen reacts to nominating committee choice

Grant Warbles of Parkersburg says the National committees recognizing a top nominee has left the Lincoln Republican state committee in a difficult position.

George Byrne E. M. Grant Reepublican State Committee George Parkersburg Grant Lincoln Republican State Committee Nalobar Comiittes

Prlary Speaks at Newark Crowd Gathering

A report from Newark dated 2 Sept 1941 notes a prominent figure speaking before a large audience this morning, drawing a big crowd and prompting local attention.

William Priefy

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