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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions free trade and materials, hints at a discussion or event about power to use them, and refers to a group or person named Justins Morrill in a tense, unclear context. The readable items point to a public or editorial note rather than a clear report.
The text reflects on Hepudliegus and the TAT party amid claims of decades of control and policy shifts. It discusses immigration restrictions, labor, homesteads, and federal laws affecting employers and seamen, with references to the United States coal and territorial inspections.
The piece argues Republican labor record surpasses Democrats, listing laws on pensions, federal employee pay, labor unions, factory inspections, child labor, and women’s hours. It names many states with labor reforms, notes the party’s national and state influence, and endorses Willing S. Tatt and James S. Sherman for national leadership, praising Swisher’s party loyalty and withdrawal to aid harmony.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy claiming soothing effects from mountain shrub leaves and stems. It warns against alternatives and urges mothers to use only Dr Shoop's, sold by local dealers alongside Melody Flour.
Correspondence to the press from Attorney General Conley questions the constitutionality of section 28 of chapter 82 and the treatment of fraternal beneficiary associations under West Virginia law. The query discusses equal protection, class legislation, and the pre1985 exemptions, noting that all associations in fraternal insurance should receive uniform protection and taxation.
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