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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1908
Page
4
An Evening Echo argues for increased production, diversification of enterprises, and larger field of jobs to boost demand for American workers. It advocates patriotic objectives and urges support for domestic labor growth.
The Telegraf accuses William Jennings Bryan of political opportunism while detailing Democratic fundraising tensions. Moses C Wetmore claims a $20,000 campaign contribution and references a Lincoln July 14 address by Bryan with a proposed contribution range of 200 to 10,000 dollars and stricter limits on larger gifts.
The piece lauds William B. Glasscock as an honest, diligent public servant whose private life is marked by plain living and integrity. It argues his candidacy has paralyzed the Democratic Party in West Virginia, noting his fairness and long service despite party tensions and Reynolds Swisher vs. Scherr dynamics.
The Wheeling Intelligencer notes Democratic gubernatorial candidate Louis Bennett criticizes tax increases while his own coal, oil, and timber lands were assessed at low values. It argues Bennett would repeal taxes aimed at curbing wealthier property owners if in power, citing his past opposition to mineral and timber value assessments.
The Morgantown Republican praises Hon. William B. Glasscock as a strong West Virginia leader. Senator Reed addresses a Martinsburg crowd criticizing Democrats for state mismanagement and praising Republican development.
In an interview at Moston W Rourke Cochran lauds Taft as the best qualified nominee and a superior administrator. He notes Taft's appeal across party lines, predicts Republican victory, and urges Republicans to emulate Taft's willingness to campaign nationwide. Bryan is criticized as pursuing defeat points.
The Mountain Echo endorses William E. B. Glasscock for governor, praising his self made character and qualifications. He has served as county superintendent of schools and clerk of the court, with a legal background and three years as internal revenue collector, urging Republicans to unite for the November 3 election.
Excerpts critique Bryan’s promises versus Taft’s record. The passage contrasts Bryan’s campaign rhetoric with Taft’s stated achievements, notes on labor and output, and criticisms of other figures like Hill Kern and Stevenson. It also mentions Democrats funding and independence of labor voters.
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