Charleston Gazette Daily and Sunday Edition 1925
Daily and Sunday publication details and subscription rates for Charleston Gazette West Virginia. Includes carrier rates effective March 1 and mail options. Mentions Associated Press membership and staff, with a dated editorial quote and a closing thought for December 7, 1925.
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West Virginia
Dasly and Sanday
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Nlno
GEO. B. David Cao., Inc
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Bartista
Chicaco Telephones
Postotice
Chorignion
Tariff Troubles Split Republicans as Bankers and Makers Clash
A historical newspaper column argues that tariffs pit financiers against protected manufacturers, predicting a widening rift in Republican support. It cites bankers’ support for revenue tariffs or free trade, Europe’s debt payments in goods, and Hoover's warnings on foreign raw material controls, noting inconsistent defense of monopolies. Old Man Heck closes with a proverb about misused trust.
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Coolidge
Republican Party
America
Plurope
Europe
Italy
Hoover
Heck
Jack Diamond
Admiral Eberle Testifies Shenandoah Flight Not Ordered
Admiral Edward W. Eberle testified under oath that the Shenandoah was not ordered to fly over protests by its commanding officer and denied a propaganda mission. He spoke as the navy’s senior active officer, countering claims of aviation ignorance and reflecting on secretary statements regarding Mrs Lansdowne’s protest. Official files show Command Zachary Lansdowne vigorously protested the flight.
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Edward W. Eberle
William Mitchell
Navy
Ebede
Wilbur
Adams, Lansdowne, and naval coverups over Shenandoah tragedy
The text accuses Admiral Eberle of falsifying testimony to shield Navy officials in the Shenandoah case. It claims Lansdowne warned about wind disturbances and favored a September flight, but the Navy ignored him. It argues the court of inquiry favored Navy interests, ruining Mrs Lansdowne’s defense and exonerating Captain Foley. The piece dismisses Eberle’s oath as misleading and questions the Navy’s transparency.
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Ohio
Middie West l
Navy Department
T the Shenandoah
Wilbur
Navy
Washington
Foley
Eberle
Prohibition program urged by anti saloon league in Washington
The anti saloon league adopted an eleven point legislative program to press Congress. Proposals include civil service for prohibition agents forging permits penalties for forged permits navy assistance to curb liquor smuggling a cereal beverage tax to fund enforcement and broader enforcement powers. The item notes uncertainty about strict enforcement amid mixed public sentiment and calls for better law observance.
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Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Compounding Felony Laws and Urban Crime Debate
A discussion of compounding felonies contrasts the law with bank theft cases and murder, citing a New York bank robbery where a thief was allowed to repay through installments. The piece critiques the logic of compounding felonies and laments rising costs and general crime impacting American business and readers.
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Promaixing
New York
Crimlant Namwd Hirle
Nw Bank
Nye
Fragmented Text With Buggy Phrases From Historical Card
The readable parts describe a jumble of names and places and phrases that hint at a chaotic event or column. It mentions Mas Rieleara and Wat Mhirly blyele riders amid unclear context. The disordered OCR yields scattered references without a clear narrative or outcome.
Old Time Radio Teletype Selections Muster Night Melodies
A fragmented transcription lists acts from a New York station including Silver Threads Among TheGero Howe, Auntie Gaga airs Lucitle Aleya nter, Arthur Armadillo, and Sig Spaeth Quartet. Featured songs hint at a sparse schedule with onstage chatter and varied performances.
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New York City
Gero
Mss
Howe
Kigoie
Auntie Gaga
Lucitle Aleyanter
AMD
Arthur Armadillo
New York Day by Day in a Noisy Night Life Scene
Vivid slice of midcentury New York nightlife and street life. The piece catalogs crowds in subways and streets, anecdotes of costume and fashion, cabaret patrons, and urban scenes. It notes the city’s contrasts between wealthy visitors and locals and mentions venues, nightlife taxes, and cultural attitudes. The narrative preserves period voice and sketches a lively urban mood with named places and social details.
Geisha Girls Retain Native Costume Tradition
The Geisha Girls keep their old native costume as a charity order seeks to preserve traditional attire. Officials say the group prefers authentic native dress and will avoid foreign fashion trends, maintaining cultural style and hair arrangements.
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Pattons al Geist
Winter Panic Poem Fragment From 1925 Just Folks
A fragment from a 1925 Just Folks piece by Edgar a guest presents a winter scene full of wind and ice. It references leaves, moaning trees, and the cold dread of a season’s onset as frost hardens and towns endure the chill.
Break O Day Story Teaches Dam Debate and Beaver Dilemma
The tale follows a conflict over damming a swamp pond near Break O Day, with characters Paddy and Yowler clashing over water safety and environmental impact. Beavers, villagers, and a visiting minister figure into the evolving dispute as the pond expands and flood risks grow.
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Paddy Prinea
Ain
Paddy
Eady Daly
Mesa
Daddy
White House Invitations and World War Era Duty Debate
Washington scene discusses invitations to the White House, the new executive mansion etiquette, and the wartime role of churches. It notes a shift toward formal audiences, potential changes under royal influence, and debates over religious support in national policy. The piece mentions Henry Lansbury’s estate, Mason connections, and coded references to wartime church leadership and anti bootlegging concerns.
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Washington
D.C
White House
Nate
Engeland
Buckinghan Palace
Rani
Metroport Mattar
Comgeeas
Bun
Tommi
Services Today Honor Late Lotton Pie
Funeral services are planned today for Lotton Pie with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Pallbearers include G. Wneoch Tosti Collins Burrott Decosy Wwe George Wy Jona Willis, P. M. Shyder, Wed. Harvie, and several Galloway kin. The procession and church rites proceed at the Chepa peak and Ohio route, with burial to follow.
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Ohio
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Burrott
Decosy Wwe
Gearee Wy Jona
Willisson
ML Shyder
Wed
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Galloway
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Charles Wilebarn
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