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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1916
Page
2
A dubious testimonial touts Tanlac as a cure for stomach pain headaches and kidney issues. The account references improvement after one bottle claiming relief from severe pains and renewed vitality. It promotes consulting authorities and endorsing doctors while urging readers to try the product through a local drug store.
A garbled advertisement extols Tanlag as a universal remedy boosting appetite and kidney and rheumatic health. It quotes purported testimonials, urges readers to ask their druggist, and markets the product as a nationwide cure, praising its vitality and endurance benefits.
Mr Renfrew calls for a fair and complete examination of Taniac, urging that the case receive a thorough trial. He emphasizes due process and seeks public confidence in the legal proceedings.
The piece argues for sustaining a center for women at the Young Women's Christian Association, highlighting benefits for morale, mutual support, and wholesome recreation. It contends the plan aids hundreds of young women, offering guidance and safe spaces, with calls to action for regular weekly gatherings and community involvement.
May 27 report predicts Judge Iran Robinson wins Republican nomination strong across McDowell and Beaver counties with margins between two and three thousand. Fifth district favored by a handsome majority. turnout seen in Wayne and Monongalia areas.
Vague OCR fragment notes 109,000 and a potential larger majority. Mentions Lilty 19 and a Hastings style congress candidate visiting Hughs for Congress in the district. Indicates sentiment of beating Lilty in its home district, but details are garbled and uncertain.
A jury acquitted AISGS bankers Charles G. Glover W. Winter and H. Winter in a perjury trial. The government argued the bank engaged in stock market deals with McAdoo and Comptroller Williams, while the defense claimed the bank was not involved in such dealings. The case centered on depositor actions and alleged conspiracies to restrain the comptroller and impose penalties.
A fragmentary report notes Senate debate on railway tail pay and a naval bill. A committee proposed changes to rail pay system. Proceedings adjourned to Monday at 10 am.
In Washington on May 27 Jamen Blakovler, a senior postmaster general, told Senate postal committee members that amendments to the appropriation would likely provoke a surrender to inflation. The declaration sparked a flurry of dramatic charges and lobbying as members argued over the proposed changes. The committee planned further executive action, while leaders including Vardaman Martine and Hardwick faced intense scrutiny over Blakeslee’s statements. The debate centered on post office reforms and rural mail service funding, with opponents urging resistance to amendments.
Hundreds gather at Roosevelt home for a peaceful demonstration from New York and Sagamore Hill highlighting support for his presidential candidacy. Spokesman Richard Ward cites loyalty from citizens, asserts America stands for strength and unity, and rejects foreign influence as a false claim of allegiance.
West Union May 27 One of the largest political meetings in Doddridge county history drew hundreds of voters to hear Secretary of State Mendaje speak for his Republican congressional district bid. The crowd included farmers traveling miles and applauded his over long address on campaign issues.
Postal clerks and carriers prepare for a Huntington state convention to discuss events, representation from many towns, and a formal program with invited officials. Delegates from Wheellam Clarkabber Sinteraville Charlenton Koyann Was ton Loran Welch Montgomery Laws Wing Morkentown Gratton Blue Bold Parkershure expected to attend.
Douglne Dalley, son of Mr and Mrs rank B Dalley of Carr Agentus, was knocked unconscious Saturday afternoon when Hirko Morris's automobile ran him down on East Main Street at Elk Creek. He suffered a head injury and was taken to his guardian's home for care.
Secretary of State Stuart F. Tevet arrived Saturday from West Union where a crowd of Dodinie gous Wy voters greeted him in the afternoon. He will spend this week in Harrison and Ley counties with no announced campaigns or speeches planned.
David Lamar known as the Wolf of Wall Street started a two year sentence in the Atlanta penitentiary after being convicted in New York of assaulting a federal officer.
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