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| charleston gazette |
Charleston Gazette is a newspaper in the morning to five days in Charleston, West Virginia. E published Monday through Friday morning. And Saturday and Sunday morning combined Charleston Gazette-Mail was published, which is more or less similar to the Journal. Gazette was founded in 1873. At that time, was a weekly known as the Kanawha Chronicle. It been a couple of other owners and the names of the Kanawha-Journal and the Daily Gazette, before his name was officially changed in 1907 Charleston Gazette. Chilton family acquired formal interest in the document in 1912. William E. Chilton, was a Senator Journal editor, and her son, William E. Chilton II, and grandson, WE Ned Chilton III, Yale classmate of follow-up and / protege of conservative columnist William F. Buckley, Jr.. Buckley column, paper, which was 180 degrees different from political as any other material on paper, until the death of Buckley.
