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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1925

Page

6

Jefferson Week Observed Across Nation For Landmark Anniversary

Across the country the week of April 13 marks the 182nd anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's birth. The Thomas Jefferson memorial foundation leads plans with state and local observances to spread understanding of the founding ideals and to raise funds to free Monticello from debt and preserve it as a national shrine for Americans. Governor E Lee Trinkle of Virginia urges officials and citizens to observe the period, as Monticello becomes the people’s property. The centennial effort seeks to raise $1,000,000 to retire debt and prepare the home for the 1926 death centennial. President Coolidge praises the foundation’s work and urges reverent tribute as radio stations announce Jefferson week nationwide. Secretary Mellon links taxation and politics to salaries reform as a broader note.

Thomas Jefferson E. Lee Trinkle Virginia United States National Society of the Descendants Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Children of America Monticello Patriots of America Thomas Jefferson Centennial Committee Coolidge Jefferson America

Breakthrough in Americas Rubber War Prompts Britain Trade Fight

A dispatch notes Henry Ford Thomas Edison and Harvey Firestone plan to grow rubber in Florida to counter British controls. They warn price shocks pass to American car owners as rubber supply shifts raise costs. Firestone estimates year losses reach 100 to 300 million dollars. autos, trucks heavily dependent on tires.

Great Britain Henry Ford Thomas Edison Harvey Firestone Firestone Edison Ford America Florida Far East Bord

Firestone push on rubber production in the United States

The article notes Firestone and allies push for domestic rubber by exploiting lands in Florida including Ford and Edison holdings at Fort Myers, with Edison advocating faster latex extraction methods. Firestone organized backing to fund exploration and agricultural experiments, aiming to end foreign dominance, while Liberia actions and British export limits influence strategy. meanwhile Harry Blair’s Soviet-related state department efforts are described as failing and concessions cancelled.

Florida Ford and Edison Fort Myers Firestone America Congress Department of Coins Merce Department of Agriculture Liberia Tirestone

Borah warns against entangling with Europe in hard terms

The article quotes Senator Borah urging a strict, hermit nation policy toward Europe. He argues against selling to Europe, lending money, sailing ships abroad, or repaying foreign loans, and calls for dismantling the World Court and treaties. He warns such isolation risks ensure wars recur and cites historical conflicts to stress caution.

Borah America Europe Atlantic Ocean England France Italy Belgium Russia Germany

Correcting History and Famous Voices on Debt and Opera

The piece argues history often credits phrases to Lincoln though others like Webster Parker and Emerson predated him. It questions Lincoln’s summer plans, notes Jean de Reszke’s death near Nice, tracing his rise from baritone to tenor and impact at the Metropolitan Opera. A French senator's claim of U S imperialism is disputed regarding debt to France.

Lincoln Daniel Webster Theodore Parker Emerson Jean Te Reszke Nice Caruso Metropolitan Opera Meyerbeer Robert le Diabla

Intercepted Messages APIL T 198

Fragmentary text appears to describe a speech favoring a child and questions of ratification. The readable lines are garbled and lack clear context or identifiable names, places, or dates for a concrete summary.

Labae Aniesidinen

More Truth Than Poetry By S F Wiser Mayright

A garbled historical reminiscence references Chey, Whe narrow Eraves, and East lynne with scattered names like The Shur Company and The Mark Cronk. It evokes old political strife, wartime memories, and social clothing, noting changes from past to present. The piece threads through nostalgia, politics, and cultural shifts with blurred lines and uncertain phrasing.

S. F, Wiser Mayright the Shur Company Kiker Chey East Lynne

League Plans To Be Book Reviewer

A garbled OCR piece discusses a plan for a league to appoint a book reviewer. It mentions various authors, publishers, and nations with scattered names and phrases, but the overall point remains unclear due to corrupted text.

McINTYRE Day by Day on the Atlantic voyage notes

The fragment describes a vast Atlantic crossing with shifting weather from sun to rain, a dash through storms, and a traveler’s reflections on books and news. It references Stacey Beingers of Life and Samuel Pepys, with timekeeping aboard and mentions Constantinople and martial law in Kurdistan in a daily wire summary.

Atlantic Stacey Hife Gamadiel Bradford Samuel Pepyn Talan Europe Daily Wire Orean Timex Fran Constantinophs Kurdistan Yenger Sreleor Marquers Owilan Wemgal

Fragmented notice reads like garbled telegrams and clippings

A jumbled OCR text blends sports, social notes, and etiquette ramblings about farmers, graduates, telegrams, and public figures. It includes stray phrases on education, weather data, weddings, and congratulations, with unclear names and dates, portraying a chaotic, antiquated communication style.

F L Bowman Senate Record Noted in Washington

In Washington Frank L Bowman of West Virginia is praised for a rapid Senate record after a brief House tenure. Colleagues cite his energetic signature, alleged to be used from trunk bound volumes, as critics debate his rapid rise and efficiency in Congress.

West Virginia Gasette Washington Bulldtey Washington Frank L. Hownan Cannes Howe Clarence HH. Cuviteia Ciary Ube Horke Second Congress Bowman Bowmalk

Attendance Work Papers Sent Out To Superintendents

The State Department of Education sent certificates of perfect attendance and diplomas to students and superintendents. Certificates are for nine months with faithful performance. special diplomas and eighth grade certificates accompany the program. Tests are set for Wednesday and Friday this week across several counties.

State Education Department State Department Quanty Humber Osrhiel Aepkerte

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