Charleston Gazette front matter echoes century press style
The page presents a historic Charleston Gazette masthead with publication details, pricing variations for daily and Sunday editions, and ad-like notes. It includes Associated Press affiliation, contact offices in New York and Chicago, and a quoted morning thought about laughter and flock behavior.
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Associated Press
Associated Prewk
All News
Geo. B
David Chine
Aliceator
St. New York
Warnford
Chicago
Wee And-Clans
Nonce
Defending the High Tariff in Coolidge Address
An editorial questions President Coolidge’s defense of the high tariff arguing his stance may hint at future increases while masking the policy’s unequal benefits. It notes the White House’s rigidity on tariff reductions and urges discussion of the tariff’s role in foreign debt payments.
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Coolidge
Republican Party
Congress
White House
Tariff Commission
America
Great Britain
Europe
Cruel Sentences for Two Privates in Army
Two U S Army privates were sentenced to 40 and 26 years respectively and dishonorable discharges for alleged communist activities. The sentences appear excessively severe to an unbiased reader.
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United States Army
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Court martial sentences spark demand for review across the nation
The piece argues the Hawaii court martial of two privates was excessively harsh and calls for a review by the War Department. It criticizes cruel and unusual punishment, cites a New York World summary, and condemns partisan fear tactics and overlegislation while urging restraint and rectitude in military justice. It also surveys broader issues from red scare rhetoric to judicial power and world trade, invoking landmark cases and the Senate President clash.
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Congress
Hughes
White House
Hardy
Republican Party
Hawaii
New York World
Crouch
Trump
Communist Party
Moscow
Honolulu
War Department
Washington
Cullough
Senate
Supreme Court
Pepper
James M. Beck
Leci
Fragmented West Virginia Notes On War and Society
A dense, patchy OCR of a West Virginia newspaper page discusses war era topics, civic life, and local figures. It mentions names such as Phebe and Daryn, with scattered references to places, events, and social aims, all in a period-voiced journalism style.
Buried in Bedtime Tales From Burge s and Friends
Fragmented OCR reads like a surreal quilt of names and scenes from a bedtime book. It references Burgess and Thorntons, late night talk, and scattered dialogue about reading, sharing, and sleep. The piece blends voices, ages, and places in a dreamlike collage.
Vast 1920s Radio Listings and Theatre Notes
A sprawling, dense OCR of radio show prompts, concerts, theater ads, and cultural listings. It names venues like Riviera theaters and the New York press scene with scattered mentions of Chicago, Des Moines, Omaha, and Philadelphia, plus various arts figures and event types. Distinct entities include venues, cities, and program types, reflecting a broad entertainment page snapshot.
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Basher
ATO
Trak
Ff Njuneal Tao Prokrenas
Manis Wiel
Gonkusius
Chicago
CORYT
Chienne Trias Cato
Pune
Wes
Olen
Jobe
Apaetek
Alate
Dance
WRAVA
Tuas News
Rimestedis
Au Radman
Thayar Tailors Wlu
Des Moines
Wandeben News
WEA
WAT
Mack Weeth
Stehelowra
TAU Camry
Fenda Cles Kayes
Woamueio
Mneeley
Kanes Cils
Bas Angeles
TE Tralyamvounds
Tlauteville Journal
Sy Tao Vonewr
Wwch
Meniplite
York
Pharmane
Derwres
New York
Arenes
Wall Street Journal
Omaha Gia
Mttabureh
Ettertatnens
Roucert
Wal
Pittrhureh
S Artists
ROW
Portland Cregeen
Otto
Streite
Dopo
Boronwort
WHY
Philadelpnia Cavata & Tale
euMeuyry
Swoneert
Orohest
WIP
Phiadelphia Gorly Brads Todguss
Tilo Prelestya
Recitall
San Tranrisey
Stair
Brook Oebaks Bon Vagdns Ag
Bertity Post
Baringield Cora
Hewk Pavrelney
Private & Wanely
Ranier Tiner Hewten
Lavikls
Ehiriayet Quark
Reader
Hay Amrarig
Day in Washington Delivers Murky Diplomatic Patchwork
Reports from Washington recount tangled notes on Cuba and nickel plate merger talks, with mentions of aviation, bombing demonstrations, and a foreign service member linked to a firey figure. A son of Miss Lugile Archer is tied to a military officer, while private residence vows and rumored plans hint at mounting tensions and potential upheaval.
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Wien
Ty Abeund
Bern
Treaseniae Dire
Depee
Nile
Pilelfeld
Jeet Mavhade
Cuba
Witchington
Vienringgs
Niekel
Osetra
Teerne Jonation
Hinulula
State House A Charities Chartered by Secretary of State
The secretary of state announced several new charters yesterday. Companies listed include Huntington Tourist Site company and Vickers Realty company, each incorporated in Huntington and comprising named individuals and partners.
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Secretacy of State Goages
Montlaurier Steamship Fire Reported Damage
Disjointed notes describe a Pacific steamer named Montlaurier damaged by fire. Fragmentary phrases indicate flames, noon destruction, and a fire found by a search. The garbled text references locations and times, with uncertain details about authorities or outcomes.
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Pacific
Montlaurier
General Pershing Uses Circus Pass as Bribe
Fragmented OCR text reports a general using a circus pass as leverage in a political exchange. Details are garbled with many misread names and places, but the core claim centers on Pershing allegedly offering favors to influence officials.
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General Pershing
Railroad Car Lincoln Used in Meet by Committee
Fragmentary OCR details a 19th century railroad car linked to Lincoln and a committee at a highway event. Mentions Jno Gettyahure delivering items and a key path or route through Western Marpland. Mostly garbled but suggests a public inquiry or inspection of car equipment and route notes.
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BAL Tpmontt
Spr
Jno Gettyahure
Marpland
Wixuerne Bay
Ania Komitee
Fenveln Highway
Abe Adel Ion Mat Siedted
Amd
Daeer
Akeeuwen
Juliet Waiver Weinbers
Woman Believed Dead Revived After Apparent Death
April 15 report from Woodend describes Mrs Maye Iviet Deve and Moughter trading names as doctors and notes Ste. woh Burge, 80, long time Dire Mavis Wag dead, revived in hospital after pneumonia fears. A nurse opened her eyes. Reverend Cameron led a brief family service as neighbors gathered at the home, with the story detailing the fragile recovery.
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Seturdiy
Ste
Burge
Dire
Pneumoria
Jones
Cameron
Niniefer
Woodrutt
Restoring Corroded Bronze Objects Through Electric Process
An ancient bronze restoration method developed at Columbian University uses controlled electric polarity to reverse rust and restore artifacts. Guided by recommendations from Robinson of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the process purports to recover luster in badly corroded bronzes, silver, and alloys, producing near-original detail without added damage.
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Thad
Inites
Columbian University
HG Fin
Wees
Robinson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Q Shipher
Mystery backs attack on Boris in provincial dawn
A murky incident unfolds with many vague details as a senator and servant are killed or wounded. The assailants remain unidentified, with confusion over time and motive. Local authorities suspect a broader conspiracy involving government forces.
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Ud Harlow
Wink Toris Ag
Terran
Exougie
Butler
Thearghieff
Vigilance Bank Committees Form In New Assembly
Local reports note the formation of vigilance bank committees amid concerns over security and governance. Members named include Vansar, Fei, Anil, and Herietiy, with discussions on oversight, safety procedures, and potential future actions in the community. The plan references a meeting in a building where alarms and warnings will be sounded for drills and preparedness.
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Vansar
Fei
Anil
Velba
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Race
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Nipinas
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Hannes
Eike Lander
Peary
Voss
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Cele
Rene
Joe Squarete
Hank Hales
Ora
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Burgess
Ly Thornton
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Cata Ve Feil
Nivenny
Syonder
Atich
State House
Ofl Llumfin
Bien
Wah GT. Ray
Guy BE Maye
Thantington
Ad. Grover
Gi Wradie
Ky ‘Davideon
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Huntington
Elie
Ty Carey
Ista
Puntington
Dawes
Pershing
Rte
Lincoln
Committee of Highway Association
Boris
Bulgaria
ARM Vigilance Bank
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