Establishing Charleston Gazette and date line
The Charleston Gazette announces its publication details and ownership by The Daily Gazette Company of Ay of Went Viealotn UAT with daily and Sunday editions. It notes Associated Press copyright, staffing, and a Roosevelt quotation about public service in the December 12, 1925 issue.
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Dally Ganette Company
Balty
Auadar
Ono
Rt Daly
Kusday
Eeeajees
Daly
Hick
Ato
St. Newe York
Martford
Bateret
Noncing
Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol discussion on second state capitol unit meeting
A businesslike meeting in Charleston discussed completing West Virginia's capitol second unit. Officials noted governor appointment limits, state funding of 1.4 million, and property sale not required to start contractors. A committee will press the governor for swift action amid road and other duties. Old Man Hock asks if Judge Landis will sign a new contract next spring.
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Wertz
Board of Public Works
State Capitol Commission
Charleston
Capitol
Capitol Commission
Goveror
Andin
Clyde B. Johnson
Edwin M. Keatley
Washington
Summers
Jonger
Thevernor
West Virginia
Wall Street Power Questioned Over Belgian Budget
A former Belgian minister claims Wall Street lenders control Belgium and push its budget. Vandervelde confirms press reports that the government faces two options, including taking a loan, amid foreign banker influence on national finances.
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Wallstreet
M. Jaspar
Belgium
Wall Street
M.vandervelde
Vandervelde
Belgium Faces Pressure from Financiers Over Currency Stabilization
The piece argues Belgian ministers align with foreign financiers to stabilize the franc seeking capital, while press and public dissent grow. It notes Germany faces similar debt pressures and hints at a Dawes plan, then critiques New Yorks old blue laws in sports arrests, questioning justice and consistency.
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Belgium
Germany
France
Vandervelder
Inside the Eastern Front and Tannenberg Battle Claims
General Von Hoffmann’s new English translation argues his eastern front experience shapes his history of World War I. He contests the timing of Hindenburg’s arrival at Tannenberg and notes Prittwitz’s earlier retreat decision, with Moltke’s involvement. The essay also critiques world court fears and cites Red Grange as a box office draw in a separate public note.
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Eastern Front
von Prittwite
East Prussia
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Brest- Litovsk
Tannenberg
Blucher
Waterloo
Sheridan
von Prittwitz
Vistula
Samaonov
Moltke
Prittwitz
Iindenburg
van Prittwitz
New York Evening Mood at Reservoir and Stock Exchange
A dusk walk around Central Park’s reservoir paints Manhattan as a city of poetry and neon. Observers note Edna Ferber, poets, and heiresses amid Russian cafes, traders bustle on Wall Street, and a society marriage drama unfolds with a separated husband seeking silencing income while an infant’s birth adds a brighter note.
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New York
Cen
Tal Park
Dwliight
Fifth Avenue
Millionaires Row
Broadway
Percy Hammond
Tha
Carnegie
Edna Ferber
Ahe
Just Folks and Court News in a Fragmented Column
A handwritten style column discusses a mix of advice to a boy about a girl named Nancy, remarks on a basketball game against a professional team, and notes on U.S. political appointments including John Marshall and Edward A. Brust. The piece includes stray phrases about theater, wages, and whether a player will turn professional, with a general sense of public notices and commentary.
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Beara
Turhen
Apa
Wask
John Marshall
Tor Agal
Edward A. Brust
Internal Revenue
Senate
Tuens
Maney
Fiorence
Tom Br
Will Ekange
United States
Teryt
Okex
Worl
Fragmented 19th Century Opinion Page Rant
A long garbled column rails at public figures and government, mocking Panama Canal public works and New York electricity use, lampoons fashion and laws, and argues for private initiative. It references George Washington, U S cities, and a theatrical critique of managers and athletes in a noisy, satirical tone.
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Panama Canal
Florida
Washington State Legislators and Public Perception
An essay by Herbert Pfahler discusses how lawmakers, including representatives such as Riley Wilson from Louisiana and Harold (Red) Grange, are viewed by constituents. The piece critiques perceived lack of connection between Congress members and the public, comparing appearances to real capability and highlighting the gap between image and duty.
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Wren
Charlesign
Omiece Vu
Himesttt
Conegress
Wire
Riley Wilson
Congress
Ile
Louisiana
Christmas Eve Trust Message Unites Townspeople
Editor Cagelle describes a festive scene detailing trust and a universal greeting. The piece highlights symbolic expressions of peace and brotherhood, urging tolerance and embracing shared Christmas spirit amid a town’s celebration.
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Cagelle
Uhus Lune
Anil
Jonas
Rte
Dame Bute
Intercepted Messages from December 24 1925
Fragmentary note from Charleston Virginia region claims a deficit must be covered by you alone. The misread letters reference a capitol composed message and a treasurer named W. Jahnnes. No clear action date or recipients are identifiable.
Break O Day Tales From THORNTON Burgess
Paddy the Beaver stays put by the new dam as Buster Bear returns and repeatedly tears holes. Paddy fills the openings while Buster laughs, learns patience, and the pond gradually forms. The scene ends with Paddy hoping for a future swim and a note of two stories to come.
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Thornton
Burgess
Paddy
Beaver
Buster Bear
Joly
Mr Sun
Buster
Bester
Jess
Paddy the Reaver
Nic
Debate in Washington Sees Postal Rates Extended
The House continued debate on the bill while the Senate was in recess. A vote supported continuing existing postal rates until the next Congress. A senate committee heard arguments on seating Senator-Designate Nye. Morea testified before the committee probing internal revenue. South and Central American air craft issues were reviewed as the Mitchell court martial proceeded.
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House
Senate
Congress
Nye
Senate Committee
Mitchell
Four of five bootleggers linked to Chelsea union convicted
In Boston on December 11 four of five men named as Chelsea bootleggers union members were found guilty of conspiracy to sell and transport liquor. Defendants Weinstein Ernest Henry Lew Siegel and Samuel Bated were convicted while Arthur Withrow, charged as driver for the ring, was acquitted. The group allegedly ran a shopkeeping scheme fixing prices through designated agents and enforcing penalties on breakers of the pledge.
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Boston
Des
Chelsea Bootleggers Union
Genres Weinstein
Ernest
Mitel) Henry
Lews Siegel
Samuel Bated
Arthur Withrow
Heim
Chelses Ligger Manufacturers
Upron
Haner Seles
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