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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1925

Page

6

Daily Gazette front page notice and quote

The Daily Gazette of Charleston West Virginia publishes subscription rates by mail and carrier, noting price breaks and periods. Also includes Associated Press credit and staff credits, with a Tuesday morning date and a Whittier quotation about a loving heart carrying warmth across parallels.

Watehilshea Daily Gazette West Virginia Virginia Associated Press Atherwine Chia Mere Geo. B. Datid CO. Inc. A BR. Keator Stern New York Hartford Ride Chicago Pontoffice Charleston W. Va John Greenleaf Whittier

Stewart Returns From Teapot Dome Trial Absence Draws Criticism

The article reports Robert W. Stewart and three other oil leaders fled the United States during the Teapot Dome witness phase. It asserts the group avoided testimony on a deal tied to $240,000 in liberty bonds paid to Albert B. Fall. Stewart’s return from South America is noted amid charges of avoidance and public suspicion of a conspiracy to shield the bond transaction.

Cheyenne Wyoming Robert W. Stewart Standard Oil Company of Indiana Stewart Liberty Albert B. Fall Harry Sinclair Teapot Dome Mexia Continental Trading Company, Ltd Fall Vanderbilt Hotel New York United States South Africa Paris South America Senate Osler Blackmer

Baruch's Offer Accepted in South Carolina

Bernard Baruch's pledged help to refinance banks in South Carolina amid cotton troubles and boll weevil damage drew publicity. Governor McLeod discussed the crisis with Baruch, who noted progress might return for farmers but stressed a plan to meet obligations while preserving farm ownership.

Baruch Bernard Baruch South Carolina McLeod War Industries Board

Baruch Plans Farm Credit Scheme for South Carolina

Bernard Baruch proposes examining bank loans, forming a state backed commission to lend against assets at 5 to 6 percent, enabling banks to support farmers while keeping ownership. South Carolina Gov signs a 3 million dollar loan act Baruch will match. Banks may join pro rata and offer loans to farmers at not more than 5 percent.

Commissioner Corporation Commission Baruch Mr. Baruch South Carolina Bernard Baruch

Shoving the Governor on Appointments and Advertising

The piece argues the governor retains appointment power while the senate holds veto rights and rejects a notion that delays or omissions void the office. It cites constitutional sections on appointment and rejection, plus a note on time not being essence unless stated. It also extols newspaper advertising as cheapest, most effective for reaching readers, and driving sales through ongoing effort.

Senate Morgan Gore

Our Greatest Presidents Debate Sparks Controversy

A Virginia college president lists six top leaders Washington Jefferson Lincoln Cleveland Roosevelt and Wilson and argues Andrew Jackson deserved inclusion alongside Madison and Monroe. The piece notes such judgments are academic and invites readers to compile their own list.

White House Washington Lincoln Jefferson Virginia George Washington Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln Grover Cleveland America Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Andrew Jackson Madison Monroe

West Virginia's Industry and War Effort Amid Turbulent Times

The fragmentary text references West Virginia, industry, and war effort, noting leaders and locations such as Huntington and Washington. It mentions general figures, defense plans, and regional economic activity tied to national events, with scattered mentions of people, places, and dates suggesting a broad wartime reportage tone.

Intercepted Messages Spark Debate Over Senate Veto Pressure

Fragmentary OCR reveals unclear references to a senate veto and political tension. Mentions Ford and a possible public reaction, with scattered names and dates unreadable. The readable bits hint at a governance dispute and heightened scrutiny of leadership.

Fragmentary names hint at a local notice

Ongoing OCR fragment lists multiple proper names including Tf a and Von a, with partial references to Beare Charlestan and Oye B Trjinsen. The readable items suggest a damaged notice fragment likely from a local public or legal notice page with unreadable context.

von. Oye B. Trjinsen Stale Beare Charlestan

Burgess Bedtime Stories From TIORNTON We Bergen

A fragmented OCR tale features Burgess bedtime tales retold with characters such as Peter Katte and Jumper the Tite. The text weaves disjointed dialogue, dramatic exclamations, and fantasy figures, reflecting a vivid, chaotic narrative voice.

Burgess Tiornton Bergens

More Truth Than Poetry By Kiser WQtler 1986 Stay Company

Fragmentary text appears to discuss a work titled More Truth Than Poetry by Kiser WQtler from 1986. The manuscript sample includes stray phrases about sun contributions to daily needs and reflections on past seasons, with no clear events or persons beyond the author and publisher.

Bye & Kiser Stay Company

Washington Day In Plain Language Amid National Tangles

A garbled Washington column notes political friction and policy moves, naming President Heydler and President Coolidge era figures, with references to a fraud order against a national group, parliamentary style debates, and a reorganization push affecting offices and commissions.

Privat Yeseve Hawks Guvertury Edward Hevalio Colosister le Siam Wagane HARON Smaliethon Heydler Ann National Tongue Coolidge Blair Post Ofice Department National Menhled Soldiery League Morris Wit Baltiimore

Night voyage memory of a doomed sea crossing

A fragmented diary style piece recalls a crowded ship at sea with vivid detail of waves, prayers, and a looming disaster. Passengers, crew, and a priest on the second class deck reflect fear and sorrow as the vessel faces peril and uncertainty aboard the Atlantic crossing.

Himmself

Confused Notes On Wall Street Speculation and Rumors

Fragmented OCR reveals garbled prose about market activity and alleged schemes on Wall Street. Mentions of liquidation, forced sales, and speculative jargon appear amid scattered names and dates, ending with a 1685 copyright note from a New York publication.

Federal Court May Rule On Kan Trade Privilege

The Kansas trade boards proposed expansion to over 54 cooperative markets faces a potential federal challenge. Legislators say the Davis board of trade act may allow private boards of trade membership to be tested for federal court validity amid private market ventures.

POMBA Keepal Kane Board of Trade AxHor Viatiuns Ik Hiktory Davis Board of Trade Canper-Tineherict of Congress Seanerative Werleannee United States St Roem Federad

Hear Telephone Rate Case May 5

A disputed telephone rate case before the Supreme Court intersects with petitions from Chesapenka or TDPatomac Telephone seeking rate increases. Protestants push for a stay or partial order changes while the Public Service Commission reviews a rehearing. The case involves residential and business rates in Charleston and faces references to federal law and court actions.

Supreme Court Freseo Cay Soli Charteston Chesapenka O& Tdpatomac Telephone Company Telephone Servie Commission Charleston Public Service Commiss Slon Ue Telephony Coompany Fis Yetithen Mise

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