Notices on memberships and paid communications only
Notices indicate that not all notices are available online and that notices from churches lodges banks obituaries and the wire must be paid for. It lists subscription rates by mail and zones and describes mailing and postal terms for The Daily Telegraph printing company in Wheeling West Virginia with rates for various periods and zones.
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Clus
Daily Telegraph, Printing CO
Tinesida
W. VA
Teb Otro Co
Postoffice
Hhnefeld
Associated Press
West Virginia
Aingle
Fragmentary religious text fragment
A brief, fragmented religious passage referencing fellowship with God the Father and Jesus Christ and a quoted line about a God within us though the source text is incomplete and lacks clear context.
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Jesus Christ
Ovid
JURORS ON TRIAL IN DOROTHY ELLINGSON CASE
The piece criticizes juries amid the Dorothy Ellingson murder case, arguing juries reflect public sentiment yet sometimes miscarry justice. It contends lenient punishment for Ellingson would distort justice and notes ongoing concerns about jury role and accountability.
Judge McCiatle's remarks on law obedience criticized
In federal court Tuesday Judge McCiatle told grand jurors that obedience to the law is more important than law enforcement, sparking discussion among roopleguers and others about the balance between rules and enforcement.
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McCiatle
Federal Court
We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today Minstrel Show Plans
The Bluefield Elks prepared to stage a minstrel show as part of a retrospective look at events from two decades ago. Mrs. Andy Lane won first prize at a Waezo Medicine show on the Virginia Side for popularity and other notes mention local deaths and crimes.
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Bluefield Elks
Andy Lane
Waezo
Virginia
Lazy
V. I. Carper
Newbern
Vagit
Pulaski
Samuel N. Sarver
Falls Milla
Ben H. Willams
Morgan
Rose
Inauguration of Mia Ierguson Opens New Era
Mia Ierguson begins as Teosias governor amid hopeful talk. Pat M Neff, retiring executive, says she cannot go far wrong. Neff presents a Bible verse to guide her. The piece notes the administration may face scrutiny given past family performance.
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Mia
Miriam A. Ierguson
Teosias
Aurpicious
Ftabe
Pat M. Neff
Neff
Bis
Wise move by baseball amid Dolan OConnell case
The district attorney of New York was presented with all available evidence in the Dolan OConnell bribery scandal. Whether the accused are guilty or innocent, public suspicion has grown. Baseball officials’ investigation stalled, risking further erosion of confidence. the grand jury’s findings will influence public opinion.
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Powers That
District Attorney of
New York
Dolan-O'Connell
O'Connell
Fragmented Comic Skits and Market Bits From An Old Page
A mosaic of dialogue snippets and notices: gossip about a rainout wife, a hat purchase, a magistrate scolding Jeff, flirtatious lines, jokes about stores and stocking, a London Meat Trade University note, and humorous exchanges over groceries and Christmas gifts. Names include Higansious, Brown, Jones, Mrs A, Mrs B, Parkman Davis, Tommy Tetzlur, and Norah. The piece reads like a collage of light humor and everyday concerns from a past edition.
Infant animal naming guide sparks London wildlife debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses naming infant animals to distinguish them from adults, noting common names like Hod Prince Billy and King. The text argues for distinctive middle names to set babies apart from their four-legged ancestors amid a London context.
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London
Who Guards You Night And Day The Fireman
Poem praises the fireman who guards you by night and day. It celebrates the heroism of firefighters who race into danger, face blizzards and storms, and risk life to save others during fires and emergencies.
Unofficial observer and public policy musings mix
The piece mixes portraits of Colonel James A. Logan with remarks on women governors and a New York governors inaugural line. It quotes Governor Smith on feminism, notes Ford's business creed, and discusses railroads, birth rates in Asia, and emigration. It ends with transportation safety and anti-accident education funded by private industry.
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James A. Logan
Reparations Commission
Colonel Logan
Cable
Washington
Things International
Assembly Chamber
al Smith
New York
Smith
Idewalks
John T. Sullivan
H. A. Rowe
American Railway Association
The Parade and White Collar Work Trends
A British publishing house issues a circular promoting books by the queen of Romania, Lloyd George, Curzon, and Ramsey MacDonald. The piece notes Europe’s high hats turning to waitresses and dressmakers, with more white collar jobs in sight. An American reflection mentions ex-chiefs of police and rum queens avoiding literary bombardment.
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Europe
Romania
Lloyd George
Marquess Curzon
Ramsey MacDonald
America
Fragmented Telegraph Muse Delivers Mixed Snippets
A jumble of quirky aphorisms and stray phrases touches on aviation fear, divorce, economics, and media. It wanders through lines about airplanes, marriages, radio, rail crossings, and social trends with disconnected observations and abstract humor.
Borah Gains Influence in Foreign Policy Debates
In the cabinet reshuffle Senator Borah rises in influence as senate foreign relations chair. He advocates recognition of Moscow and Russia’s government, while Secretary Hughes opposes official ties with Russia while the Reds remain in power. Kellogg privately leans Borah’s way but stays under Hughes.
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Charles P. Stewart Ashington
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Idaho Statesman
Hughes
Russia
United States
Moscow
Coolidge
Frank B. Kellogg
England
Couid
Fables on Health From Mr Mann of Raytown
Advice on relieving burning feet from long standing. Warm water with salt aids comfort and drying between toes prevents soreness. If white skin forms, apply absorbent cotton. Soak in warm water with baking soda to ease heat, caused by excess blood in foot veins.
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Mann
Raytown
Jana
Tie
Hoover urges highway safety reforms to cut traffic deaths
Secretary Hoover calls for nationwide cooperation to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries, citing 22,000 deaths and 678,000 serious injuries last year. He proposes road design changes to spread traffic and lessen center crowding, arguing compulsory insurance would fuel recklessness. The piece also notes Bascom Slemp’s resignation as private secretary to President Coolidge and reflects on his potential cabinet prospects.
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Hoover
National Conference of Street and Highway Safety
State Lcensing Department
Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Coolidge
Stemp
Congress
Luzi
Vive Esitent Guoliuige
Slemp
National Committee
South
Butler
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Political reshuffle rumors around cabinet and high court
The piece notes frequent talk of Justice Holmes retirement and Hughes joining the Supreme Court, while Hughes is said to return to law practice. It cites Warren as attorney general and suggests no major justice department changes soon. It also lists expected cabinet departures on March 4 and possible transfers under Hoover era policy.
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Justice Holmes
Hughes
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Coolidge
T. Just
Charles B. Warren
Justice Department
Lin
Cleveland
Butler
Republican Committee
Rive H
Interior
New
Gore
West Virginia
Davia
Navy
Wilbur
Robert D. Carey
Hoover
Understanding Earned Income and tax deductions in 1924
The document explains earned income definitions for tax credits up to 10 000 with 25 percent credit. It covers wages, salaries, and personal services, plus reasonable allowances for personal services in trades or businesses and deductions against earned income such as business expenses. It also details earned net income as earned income minus deductions, using a 1924 salary example and applicable personal exemptions.
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Tke
World’s Fattest Boxers Enter Local Showdown
William Green and Avshis Ball, each about 325 pounds, headline recent boxing events in town. They perform with large gloves and have provided preliminary entertainment at most shows.
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Ee Pach
Eny
Thuht
William Green
Avshis Ball
Fey
Nagging Charge Heard in Chicago Case
Allison Reynolds, a deaf mute, faced a non support charge brought by his wife. He testified she continually scalded him in deaf mute language over his income.
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Chicago
Allison Reynolds
U Hug
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