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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions Pabst and a band and a performance at a bus location with unclear details and dates. The readable parts point to a musical feat or event featuring a group possibly named Lecag Pater the Cestral, with Pabst noted.
An Evening Echo quotes Thurber arguing that foreign goods cannot be cheaper if they displace domestic labor and materials, echoing a call for supporting American production.
In a recent wartime style letter the author defends Hon. W. E. Glasscock against charges of taking orders from party bosses. He highlights Glasscock’s integrity and patriotism, arguing the insinuations have faded among voters who know his public and private conduct. The piece notes a recent interview with Senator J. B. (name truncated) and reflects on the GOP conflict.
The passage extols William E. Glasscock as an honest capable candidate for governor, praising his private life and public career. It notes support from Morgan County papers and argues for a Republican ticket, highlighting Roosevelt Republicanism and a focus on electing Glasscock in the 1908 campaign.
The article portrays Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lewis Bennett delivering a harsh indictment of the 1907 1908 legislatures for alleged fiscal extravagance. It highlights his criticism of Republican senators including Adam Littlepage and RP Kidd, noting Littlepage's prior bill on salaries and their records of expanding state hires and expenses.
The West Virginia Republican coalition endorses Hon. W. E. Glasscock for governor amid party unity. The Intelligencer lauds Glasscock as a clean, high character leader and tax reformer likely to govern independently and satisfy state needs.
The piece argues Louis Bennett the Democratic governor candidate has tax dodging ties in Braxton County covering about two thousand acres. It claims his opposition to the Dawson tax reform and calls for a review of county court records to prove resistance to new tax laws. The piece endorses W B Glasscock as favoring uniform primary voting and criticizes Taft on various policy points.
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