No weather vane for president
A political commentary urges the chief magistrate to settle visa matters with sound principles and honest methods, arguing for steadfast leadership and principled action.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
6
A political commentary urges the chief magistrate to settle visa matters with sound principles and honest methods, arguing for steadfast leadership and principled action.
The piece argues the election of William J. Bryan would bring harm to the nation. It claims his influence would erode confidence in business and government, stall progress for four years, and produce widespread failures across American institutions and industry.
The phrase states that avMariff for revenue only implies cutting wages with no viable alternative. It conveys a general stance favoring cost saving over other options and signals a restrictive approach to compensation changes.
The Baltimore Sun’s editorial argues Taft is the safer choice for four years, predicting he will enforce laws fairly without crippling employment or business. It cites his administrative experience and patient, thorough approach as justification for electing a steady president during an industrial downturn.
Rival towns including Fairmont Clarksburg Wheeling Parkersburg Dawson Buckhannon and others are shaping a new athletic circuit. Officials hint the grouping will include several Ohio towns and be the strongest in the region, with formal recognition awaited.
The event at 222 Point Street Friday afternoon saw Miss Jose Das hold a coupon and Miss Tadbolis McGowan draw the icky Heket. the prize is the $45 Grand Rotary Sewing Machine, awarded for Miss Day.
A scanned ledger extract shows a National Banks report with totals including capital stock paid in three hundred thousand, surplus five million five hundred eighty five thousand, undivided profits and taxes, and various ticket and coupon notices. The certificate is sworn by Cashier W H Lewis dated September 26, 1908 with notary AVID B Garper and directors T W Harrison D Davidson L Duncan. Samuel B Montgomery noted as present from Tunnelton.
Dr Bradley of the Southern Presbyterian Mission will speak at First Presbyterian Church on Monday evening September 28 at 7 30. He reports treating 17000 patients at his hospital in the past year with five trained Chinese helpers. The free lecture invites all to attend.
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