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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1916
Page
7
This week our old Third Street stand remains open with no business disruption. We claim superior quality merchandise versus most stores in the city and beyond, inviting shoppers to spend a little money for big value. Our main entrance will soon launch a $10 and $15 suit store on Main Street.
Samuel Gompers declares 1916 the AFL's year of progress with shorter work days and higher wages, citing Seamen's Act, Clayton Act provisions, and labor’s political power. He stresses the need for economic organization to secure legislative gains, political support, and humane treatment for workers, including Mexican relations, and urges voters to support pro labor policies.
At Columbus New Mexico, September 2, residents praise the Spanish American legion aiding the American army on the Mexican border. One third of the First Mexican Infantry men in the area are of Mexican origin or birth. Companies A B and C include many Latin Americans All are New Mexico residents many are skilled workers and graduates.
The article reports the passage and enforcement of the federal Migratory Bird Act. It notes that hunters are prohibited within restricted periods and areas, with protections for insectivorous birds and certain species. It lists zones and dates for migratory bird protections across multiple states, highlighting seasonal openings and closures.
In Indianapolis Indiana reports comment on political figures with mixed opinions about the German vote and its impact. The fragment references Thomas Taggart and ongoing political reporting, noting confusion and misstatements in coverage.
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