State Athletic Commission Endorsed by Legislature
The Gazette urges Governor Gore to sign a bill creating the State Athletic commission to regulate wrestling and boxing. It argues the measure legalizes no new sports, allows licensed clubs to charge admission, saves Legion posts from high license fees, and could yield about one hundred thousand dollars yearly with modest travel costs and no salaries for commissioners.
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American Legion
State Athletic Commission
Gore
Gazette
Legion
Athletic Commission
Teapot Dome hearings wrap as key testimonies resume
Stewart head of Standard Oil Indiana returns to testify after gaps in questioning. Osler, whose evidence was crucial, reappears after a long lion hunt. Doheny visits Albert Fall at his Three Rivers ranch to round out the scene.
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Teapot Dome
Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Osler
Doheny
Albert Fall
Three Rivers
Conservation bill advocates state wide wildlife plan
The house bill 410 aims to conserve West Virginia forests streams and wildlife with a $150000 annual protection fund drawn from hunting and fishing license fees plus federal support. Endorsed by the United States chief forester the measure is urged before the session ends to avoid delay.
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West Virginia
Clark McNary
United States
House of Delegates
Conservation urges action on bill 410 before session ends
Governor Gore supports conservation and is expected to sign the measure if enacted. Citizens are urged to push house bill No. 410 through before the legislature finishes. President Coolidge expressed sympathy for M Herriot, prompting French coverage about meddling, though his intent was likely not malicious.
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Gore
Coolidge
M. Herriot
Elwood Haynes and the birth of America's automobile
A tribute to Elwood Haynes, Indiana inventor of the first American automobile, noting his July 4, 1874 test in Kokomo, his role in launching a global car industry, and his innovations such as aluminum auto construction and tungsten chrome steel. The piece praises his education at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Johns Hopkins, his shift from teaching to practical science, and his lasting impact on transportation and industrial progress.
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America
Indiana
Elwood Haynes
Kokomo
Haynes
Mwood Haynes
Edwood Haynes
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Edison
Receiver Appointed for Pung Chow Mah Jongg Maker
A receiver has been appointed for the Pung Chow company once a leading domestic Mah Jongg set producer. The collapse is blamed on the crossword craze waning and warm weather diminishing the boom.
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Pung Chow Company
Public taste versus billboard plan at union station
The Kansas City Star protests a proposed flower billboard in the station yard calling it a display of jaw dropping lack of taste. It argues the union station is Kansas City's entrance and deserves a dignified setting after bonds and a 2 million dollar Liberty Memorial effort. Chicago is cited as a cautionary example of law breaking culture.
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Kansas City
Gotham
Washington
Columbus
Station Plaza
Union Station
Jayness
Broadway Actors And Such
A fragmented theater column notes turbulent life among Broadway actors. It cites putative egos and rivalries, mentions of hotels and tours, with references to performers, agents, and the press. A separate item reports Dorothy Tiuye Beauty offering treatments to unemployed women on Fifth Avenue, highlighting free trials for jobless applicants and a clinic launch.
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Dorothy Tiuye
Silly quarrels over poetas, critics, and censorship in New York
A fragmented 1925 Letter from O. O. McIntyre recounts disputes over poets and a famed writer named Te, noting lawyers and officials, the theater scene, and public reactions. The rambling text catalogs names, places, and accusations while commenting on artistic vulgarity and censorship.
West Virginia Edits On Child Labor and Federal Power
A historical editorial discusses West Virginia’s stance amid federal child labor debates. It critiques centralized authority, notes amendments tried and defeated, and argues for uniform state efforts while warning against continued federal overreach. The piece reflects national mood and calls for continued advocacy to secure protections for children in industry.
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Thia
Eevery
Washington
Salties Chin Area
Tran
Jebor
Ja Tia Marion
Ney Bils
Willy
Ainensinesk
The Wapitel Fraud Intercepted Messages Question
A reader asks about intercepted messages tied to a headline The Wapitel Fraud and questions if ordinary wording was used to mislead readers about the Capitol tapping in Washington. The inquiry implies concern over interpretation and sourcing of the published claim.
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H.C
Chatigaton
York Show: Wed Geneon a The Wheeling Intelligencer
York show details appear in The Wheeling Intelligencer highlighting Wednesday events. The note mentions Geneon referenced within the week’s listing, with focus on local happenings and program notes.
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Wed Geneon
the Wheeling Intelligencer
Schecting
Wy Va
Bugs Baer Delivers Eccentric Almanac of Royal Plans
The contorted raillery claims a mix of jokes and political pokes about Prince of Wales and imagined plans. It touches on marriage, neighbors, and a franchise in jest while punctuating a broader satire of public figures and power.
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Baer
State House Briefs From Fragmented River City Page
Disjointed clipping reports a state house event with scattered names and places. Mentions Secretary of State and various individuals and locations in a jumbled summary, with unclear actions or outcomes.
Fragments From a Provincetown Page of Poems and Promises
A fragmented OCR reads like poetic jottings and stray notes about spring, safety slogans, and local concerns. It mentions girls in knickerbockers, wardens, and hiring trends as the season approaches, with doubts about what the coming spring will bring.
Real Estate Transfers List From County Creek Area
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday at the office show multiple property dealings. Charles BH Raaten purchases lot 20 block of First Security Side addition to St Albans for 2500, Brown to Denver Town gains interest in two lots in Gain Creel district for 2500, Daverton Land Company to Riedy Brbees in the Daverton addition for 500, Kmiasantley to Myers Jr in Waashingem district for an amount stated, Miller and others sell lot 14 block A Wanrowon for 5000, Charleton to Malem in Fitzgerald addition for 3000, Shure to Seagak jot S10 in Munkey subdivision Montrose for 0, Sarah Margin to W.B. Hunt tract of Fogetes in Wikt district for 460, and Yours to MM Coges lot 1 lock Hart Hid addition to Rt Athans.
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Cannty Creek
Moullen, CO
Raaten
Aiden
St Albans
Wit
Kot Brown
Denver Teown
Taek 2
Auin Creel
Davverton Land Company
Riedy Brbees
Daverton Laddition
Kmiasantley
Myers, Jr
Diaietes
Gore OW. Miller
Uthert
Wyoming Street
Sarah F
W.B. Humt
Fogetes
Wikt
Mm.coges
Rt Athans
Day in Washington and World Fair shipments noted
Fragmented text reports Ivexiient Coolidee delivering 9 Poinddrees to the women's world fair at Cahicnan. Mentions elections of service men for the MacMillan polay expedition and protests to the war department. References U N and foreign governments, Major General Wood, and a projected spending update of about 500 Hanine in communities to be visited.
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Cahicnan
MacMillan
Pepocmeen
Wood
Ecumenice Anc
Pawel
Community Event Delights Chelvan Ladies Club Guests
Members of ue ladiew Bidwits clase were entertained Wednesday Night with a long guest list of Chelvan and Mrs. Tring Williams. Attendees included Mrs. Nellie orem APs. Med Stack and many others, as well as Miss Juanita tastings and Mrs. Archur. The evening featured visits, conversations, and light refreshments during the revival period led by Mrs. WB Hastings and Mrs. thodr Heke.
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Ue Ladiew
Bidwits Clase
Tring Williams
Nellie Orem
Med Stack
Dit Wurmis
Chelvan Smithy
Mire Feta Simith
Elo Masthigs
Berth Adhinx
Rhada
Rhada Exkinn Mrs. Beha Heine, Mra. Betsy Cling Mrs See Ant Coanmell
Bevel Mestemwell
Vickers
Mary Quatiee
Mere Mare Mulks
Bred Moutwar Russell
Rinnehe
Porter
Duchyline
Ian Mist
Juanita
Arthur i
Hmith
Hastings
Thodr Heke
Juanita Drustines
Katie Wi Yorent
Archur
Haney
Hell Massuy Howe
Window Dressers Use Crowd Psychology
Germany April report studies how shoppers line up at window displays observing crowd positioning. The study records 189 people at left, 177 on the right, and seven at the toy, noting varied reactions and a later trial during observation.
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Germany
T—Ayir
Wwlew
Parsons
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