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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows names Morrison and Morrison EPFERT with 1.90 measure, and Western Office Marquette Bulla ing Chicago. references to advertising representatives Williams and Anderson at an address above. No clear event or outcome.
City leaders press for rapid political activity within three months as Clarksburg, West Virginia, rises in importance. They argue the capital city should lead state progress, demanding capable leaders who will execute decisive governance aligned with modern needs and growth.
A political appeal highlights the merit of Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican stance, praising incorruptible governance by the people. It argues Clarksburg should be led by capable, progressive leaders with strong experience, while noting Tafts rising prominence and appeal as a practical alternative to Roosevelt.
The piece notes rising support for William H. Taft, sees his strength growing due to incidents in Ohio and beyond. It argues public opinion favors Taft while not demanding exact pledges on Roosevelt policies, and suggests Taft would implement them if elected.
The California District Court of Appeals at San Francisco overturns a bribery conviction involving former Mayor Eugene B. Schmitz and Abe Reuf. It rules that compelling French restaurants to pay fees to Reuf was not a crime, even with Schmitz sharing spoils. The piece critiques lax state laws and anticipates legal reform affecting civic righteousness and enforcement.
The note recalls the query Are You a Mason and references Seth the lemons received. George W. F. Randolph stayed Friday here from Salem on business, with next Thursday set as the key day for follow up.
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