Charleston Gazette front page brief from 1925
The Charleston Gazette republication page preserves early West Virginia newspaper notes with masthead and advertising lines. It hints at publication days and dates, including weekly, Sunday, and daily editions, along with a Theodore Roosevelt quotation and a generic public interest motto.
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Rysey Diy
Gaestte Company
West Virginia
Dally Ann Nu
Virginia
Irene
David CU
Bas
Keaton
Theodore Rooscvult
Belgium Faces Pressure to Stabilize Currency in Global Debt Talks
The Belgian government and ministers weigh accepting foreign finance demands to stabilize the franc, while critics accuse elites of subduing the public. Parallel concerns touch Germany and France and the potential for a broader Dawes plan. The piece also contrasts New York’s old blue laws with varied magistrate actions over professional sports events.
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Belgium
Germany
France
Dawes
Vandervelde
New York
Red Grange
Capitol Capitol Meeting Urges Second Unit Construction
A formal gathering in Charleston discussed expediting the second unit of the state capitol. Speakers outlined governor powers, funding limits, and the need to proceed without delay, urging the governor to prioritize the project and noting current obstacles. The group formed a committee to engage the governor and advance construction.
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Wertz
Board of Public Works
State Capitol Commission
Theraway
Ely
Charleston
Capitol Commission
Goveror
Clyde B. Johnson
Twin M. Keatley
Ktate
Washington, Summers
Capitol
West Virginia
Wall Street Power and Belgian Budget Pressure
Former Belgian minister M Jaspar warned that Wall Street dominates Belgium and pressures its budget. Foreign Minister Vandervelde confirmed press claims, saying the government faced two options and chose a path under bankers’ influence.
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Wall Street
M. Jaspar
Belgium
M.vandervelde
Vandervelde
Battle of Tannenberg and War History Reflections
A critique of General Von Hoffmanns The War of Lost Opportunities highlights his eastern front account and the Tannenberg battle. It argues Hindenburg and Ludendorff arrived late but shaped victory, and notes the book clarifies historical misconceptions while offering strong contributions to World War I history.
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von Hoffmann
von Vloffmann
von Prittwitz
East Prussian
Windenburg
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Brest- Litovsk
Tannenberg
Blueher
Waterloo
Sheridan
Vistula
Samsonov
Moltke
Prittwitz
von Hbttmann
Debated Vision of Government and Liberty Across Nations
Fragmented article notes Tony Barniino and Whitney figures, and critiques of government power, independence, and U.S. policy. It contrasts American presidential action with European debates, mentions George Washington, Wall Street influence, and railroads. Newark, New York electricity use, and criticisms of legislative limits appear amid assorted political opinions.
Communications Suite Draws Mixed Reactions Across Suburb
A reader letter from Vienna laments widening gaps in urban planning as a communications suite and broad street changes spark debate. The writer praises new features but warns of social strain, urging balanced development and broader adoption to foster tolerance and progress.
Intercepted Messages Reveal Tax Dispute With State Treasurer
An intercepted 1923 message from Hon W S Jonson, State Treasurer, warns of automatic detail actions and a $795,000 vault-related issue. The garbled text suggests a dispute over cancelled checks and a revelation of alleged financial irregularities in Charleton.
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Iyer “Po
Evening in Central Park and Wall Street Hustle
A dusk stroll around the reservoir in Central Park inspires moody reflections on statues and city lights while Fifth Avenue glitters in amber. Edna Ferber and other writers are cited as influences as Russian cafes set a somber mood. Across town the New York Stock Exchange buzzes with traders, clerks, and telegrams as the day nears closing time.
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New York
Mer
Central Park
Illirhs
An. m
Fifth Avenue
Percy Hammond
Carnegie
Edna Ferber Senen
New York Stock Exchange
San Franciscos
In That City of Washington by Herbert Pfahler
A reflective piece on Congress and its members, arguing that elected representatives should mirror the people they serve. It praises the diversity and dedication of lawmakers and notes their evolution as public figures beyond mere political bosses.
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George Washington
Tham
United States
Washington
Herbert Pfahler
Washington, D. C
Congress
Bug a B005 by Bugs Baer international romance tale
A chaotic 1925 clipping recounts American heiress deserting dependents in Europe and pursuing divorce while suiting for alienation of affection and alimony. It mocks noble marriages for money and notes lawsuits, a failing dower plan, and an emerging political figure Riley Wilson in Congress.
Just Folks Excerpt Notes Mixed Romance and Football Critique
A scrambled 1938 magazine fragment critiques a college football showcase and discusses a romance theme. It mentions Nancy, a Chicago team game, and a pro debut with mixed reception. The piece weaves in legal and political asides about John Marshall and Edward Fat, concluding with a wary view on marriage and commitment.
Paddy the Beaver Traps Buster Bear With Cunning Dam Trick
Paddy the Beaver waits by a repaired dam while Buster Bear prowls the swamp. Buster tears holes, Paddy fills them from beneath the water, and the bear laughs at the repeated, patient counterplay. The scene unfolds with forest humor and pokes at Buster’s vanity.
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Paddy
Beaver
Pandy
Sores
Buster Bear
Jia
Jolly
Mr. Sum
Duster
Stunt
Buster
Eli
Stram
Dan
Debates Continue as House and Senate Clash on Tax Plan
The House and Senate pushed ongoing tax discussions with the Senate in session amid fiscal reform debate. Legislative panels heard arguments over Nye's designation while committee testimony pursued tensions in revenue administration.
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Ihe House
Senate
Taccss
Lesignate Nye
Reme
Mitchell Court
Chelsea bootleggers union trial in federal court
In Boston on December 31 four of five government contends against Chelsea bootleggers union members charged with conspiracy to sell and transport liquor. Defendants include George Weinstein Ernest Heart Lachs eel and Samet ded Arthur Wish Beisel faced charges of chauffeuring for the ring. The union allegedly controlled liquor wholesale and retail sales in the city, with members pledging to sell through designated channels at fixed prices and meting out fines to rule breakers.
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Boston
Chelsea Boot
Leggers
Pnion
Bs & Jury
George Weinstein
Ernest
Utch
Memb Tute
Qaedge
Uney
Thorsesmen
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