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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1924

Page

6

Charleston Gazette Welcomes Wesleyan and Kentucky Teams

The Charleston Gazette notes West Virginia Wesleyan University and Kentucky University football teams visit Charleston for a historic meeting. It praises stadiums, Upholds sportsmanship, and urges future contests in the state capital, stressing Fight hard play clean and celebrate good games.

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Lost-a Barber Becomes Chirotonsor In Civic Eulogy

A humorous tribute notes the barber’s passing and how the trade has evolved into a lofty profession. The piece recalls decades of service, jokes, and daily news shared with patrons, comparing the barber to a future chirotonsor and reflecting on changed times in Chicago. It also hints at quiet political moods since the Cleveland convention.

Chicago Barger Chicago Association Joe

Borah Takes Chair of Foreign Relations Committee

Senator Borah of Osho rises to lead the Foreign Relations Committee, succeeding Henry Cabot Lodge. Known as a sharp critic within the Republican ranks, Borah has long pushed for arbitration in international disputes and a cautious approach to the League of Nations, while backing a world court in principle.

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Borah Personality Highlighted Amid National Hope and Cautions

The piece praises Senator Borah for conscience and broad welfare focus while warning against overidealism. It notes his steady rise, statesmanship viewpoint, and potential to foster international amity. It also mentions a scientist’s warning of food shortages, and legislative deferrals like deficiency bills blocked by Senator Pittman before advancing.

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A Reactionary Immigration Board Proposal

The piece rebukes a Chamber of Commerce proposal to create an immigration board with tariff like powers to make the law flexible and raise quotas when labor is scarce. It warns the plan would suppress wages and harm American workers, citing Steel Corporation foreign labor and a broader fear of pro business policies harming labor. It also criticizes Republican leaders in Connecticut and notes Hiram Bingham’s political rise.

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Judge Upholds Right to Publish Income Tax Returns

Federal Judge Reeves rules a Kansas City newspaper may publish income tax returns. He says publishing such information, opened by Congress to public inspection, protects free press. The decision may be reviewed but is likely to be sustained.

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The Fun Shop. A Fragmented Evening Fragment

A garbled, inauthentic dialogue piece features characters like Selina Fox and Virginia, with disjointed scenes of dance, social pressure, and flirtation. The text shifts among mishmashed dialogue and stray stage directions, weaving a chaotic tableau of a party or club setting without clear narrative coherence.

Weeks proposes promotion for Brigadier Nolan amid Navy vacancy

Washington December 5 Brigadier General Nolan deputy chief of staff is recommended for promotion to brigadier general to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of General Shanks of the Fourth Corps Area. General Shanks will retire, and Colonel Idwall will become brigadier general.

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Reddy Fox Evades Hunters In Old Pasture Tale

A comic scene unfolds as Bowser the Hound and fellow hunters trap Reddy Fox in the Old Pasture. Smoke and noise push the foxes to flee through a back door while the hunters miscalculate, prompting a chase that ends with escape and a ruined home. The juxtaposed national notices mix in with the tale.

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New York Day By Day Tales From a Curious House

A fragmented draft recounts a New York country house visit with a colonial home and servants, detailing a head waiter’s operation, salon dinners, and odd anecdotes. The narrator references travels, social scenes, a Briton in Africa, Broadway roles, and a Tallulah Manshead appearance, ending with a stray note about a syndicate.

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Bugs Baer Opinion On Pictures And Progress

Bugs Baer remarks on the era of moving pictures and wireless channels. He jokes that a president’s portrait could be forwarded 3000 miles, noting the strange charm and risks of modern tech, while reflecting on public perception and the mushy nature of fame.

Confessions and the Quiet Courtroom Moment

A damaged manuscript fragment recounts an interviewer and a defendant in a tense exchange. The speaker describes fear, restraint, and a quiet, forceful statement of his case as the judge or listener weighs a claim for justice amid rising prices and social pressure.

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