Farmers Tariff Comparison Prompts Gazette Message
The Gazette prints from the Congressional Record a price comparison of farming machinery in 1914 and 1924 to show how farmers paid more while their own product prices lagged. It argues tariffs protect others, not farmers, and cites Wilson using expert boards to solve tariff issues. It also notes noisy horn conductors as a societal nuisance.
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Guard Departures End Kanawha City Camp
The West Virginia National Guard's 160th Infantry completes two weeks of summer training in Kanawha City and departs Charleston, hoping for a return next year. Officials praise the encampment as successful and General Howze lauds the unit as one of the best he ever reviewed. The piece also notes the New York mayoralty race as a Democratic control struggle in the state.
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160Th West Virginia Infantry
Charleston
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Howze
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Smith
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New York
Editorial Boost From Courier Journal For WV Freight Rates
West Virginia gains support from national papers as the Louisville Courier-Journal praises interstate commerce commission rate decisions. It notes stabilization of business and a shift toward market based freight rates for coal and other commodities, easing competition for Pocahontas and other smokeless fields and potentially aiding regional manufacturing. The piece urges continued allied advocacy to secure fair recognition and freight terms for West Virginia.
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Bank Failures 1870 to 1923 Comptroller Record
Official Comptroller of the Currency statement dated February 1924 lists national and state bank failures for 53 years from 1870. The Congressional Record preserves this historical record of closures and financial distress across banks.
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Portraits and reflections on journalism and France
A fragmented historical column recalls Victor Larson, Gertrude Ederle, and U.S. attitudes toward France. It muses on newspaper life, American business, and political memory from Wilson to Harding, urging future public understanding of past errors.
Opinion Snippets Reflect The Times And Tangles Of Policy
A collection of wry quips and observations touch on taxes, road building, insanity defenses, film titles, coal strikes, and political worries. References include Coolidge and Dempsey, Hays, Delays in calendars, and the enduring joke of public mood shaping policy.
Havana Cluz editor Machado government 副 suspended. Alvaride shot
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Havana Cuba politics and a poetical critique of Machado's regime. It notes the editor’s suspension and the death of writer Elliot Alvaride early Wednesday. The text references radio, science terms, and various place names in a chaotic placeholder style.
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Cuba
Teal
Untitled Note on a Public Operation and Trial
Fragmentary report describes a county operation with a man named Certyer involved and a timing question about a person referred to as Reo 1. The text is garbled but notes an event tied to Friday, a county process, and a cited figure.
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Teowas Toavtigh
Whimsical notes echoing zither and city life
A stream of quirky vignettes recounts zither recollections and missed Broadway vibes. The writer mentions groaning hotels in New York, a medieval relic in South Bay, and local bohemian crowds while noting evolving public spaces and the odd habit of self-talk among passersby and professionals.
Broadway Musings and Personal Anecdotes in 1926
In thiscolumn, McIntyre revives Broadway gossip with scenes of bankers, chorus girls, burlesque actors, and a noted Jewish socialite. It mentions Vic Ziexfeld and Billie Rube preparing travel to Europe, a pastor dining with an actor, and a chorus girl benefiting from anemia pills. It also notes a woman with multiple husbands, a new musical by Ride Dudley, and reflections on theatrical critics and revival of Able's Irish Rose.
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Washington to Mount Vernon tour inspires reflections on Father of his Country
Washington August 22 Herbert Pfahler writes of a near endless stream of autos and buses between Washington and Mount Vernon the home of George Washington. He recalls his visit to the estate noting Washington's aristocratic lifestyle the vast estate and the question of what became of the fortune left to Martha Washington. The piece also touches on traffic in Washington and local residents news of travel and social plans.
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Expatriate debate frames American influence abroad
The Huntington Herald notes West Virginia editors discuss American expatriates in Europe, praising their patriotism and warning against cynicism toward those living abroad. Analysts cite press, tourism, and civic engagement while contrasting domestic and expatriate viewpoints amid ongoing postwar cultural reflection.
Bugs Baer Cantankerous Muse On Prince Of Wales Tour
The column riffs on the Prince of Wales touring continents, noting Eddie’s antics around the world from Vienna to Australia. It mocks travel adventures, dance trends, and public reception, praising Eddie’s entertainment value while lampooning diplomatic imagery and media coverage.
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