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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
2
Advertising notice urges merchants to send copy for Wednesday ads early to ensure better service. The brief emphasizes timely submissions and quality placement.
The August 8 1906 discussion defends The Telegram against accusations of shielding Connell. It asserts The Telegram reported raid facts accurately and cites mayoral secrecy about warrant details. The piece argues News bias and calls for fair trial norms while denying any pre conviction.
The column defends a lawyer's right to counsel and criticizes a mayor for pressuring testimony. It notes rumors the mayor may suspend officers for not uncovering evidence in the Connell case and says officials refused to disclose case details when asked.
John McGraw appoints Jol J. Davis as a delegate to the Bran reception in hopes of reconciling him with the Bryan faction. Two years earlier Davis aligned with Henrat against Bryan in the Democratic nomination contest, a stance still fresh in county memory. The outcome of McGraw’s maneuver is uncertain.
The text accuses Democratic leaders and reformers of connections to Connell’s place and suggests public disclosure. It argues honesty in reporting and questions the mayor’s call to create a free department, stating neither fit nor Connell may be involved.
The account accuses J. Harvey of noticing gambling in Connell's venue and failing to act, prompting questions about the mayor's role as chief of police and city attorney and urging a county Democratic investigation into the executive committee amid alleged misconduct similar to the French Lick Springs case.
A local council hints at tensions over fire department leadership and a Carrie Nation era raid. The piece notes memory gaps among attendees and references Harvey’s dues alongside political scrutiny of the mayor and Connell’s role as fire committee chair.
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