Noted 1925 county items and editorials reveal urban crime and Russia ties
The Charleston Gazette presents a mix of editorials and anecdotes. It discusses police discretion over use of force in a fatal rooftop standoff, Columbia football lore, U.S. business ties with Soviet Russia, and a long reflection on foreign entanglements, ending with a stray casual remark.
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United States
Russia
America
France
Germany
England
Soviet Republic
Borah
Europe
Senate
State Department
Hoek
Ripsen
The War Budget and the Nation’s Sacrifices
A national budget review shows five major items totaling over 60 percent of government expenses, all tied to past and future wars. The piece criticizes wartime costs and congressional delays, citing Dawes and Mitchell amid a Cabinet Washington scene and garbled references to golf stockings and Congress.
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France
Washington
Hankly
A Few Shakes of The Salt Shaker
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered names and phrases about local figures, places, and events. The piece appears to be a garbled column or verse with mentions of Hak Sulal Rhorkkn, Irvin debt aire, Cleveland, Low York, and various village references, lacking a coherent narrative or clear event.
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Garient
Wilter
Hak Sulal
Rhorkkn
Tyri¢lee
Biter
Femnard
Shay Leas
Irvin
Charles B. Irlecoll
Wewenatier
Cleveland
Ea -Henmadway Wines
Surgccria Mayo
Stirien Bork Milan
Padlaekel
Medical science and vaccination debate in early public health notes
A curiously phrased health column discusses vaccination timing and immune responses, examines public health guidance on when to vaccinate after illness, and covers hearing aids and ventilation debates. It blends medical questions with social notes and incidental city chatter about Broadway and society figures.
Alex Moore a colorful figure in Spanish ambassador role
The piece profiles Alex Moore of Pittsburgh, long in newspapers, as he nears retirement as American ambassador to Madrid. It recalls his direct style with King Alfonso, anecdotes from Washington dinners, and connections to figures like Fred Upham and Willans Barker Lymer amid Washington's diplomatic and political circles.
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Thia
Land
Broadway
Beatrice
Allie
Lengen
Canada
Wansas City
Moe
Pacis
Frederick Longdale
Michael Arlen
Noel Coward
W. Somerset Maugham
Asney Pukes
Ralph Spence
Amerlies
Ning Conmanies Ace
Houster Chronicls
Moore Co
Guaette
Consolidated Presa Association
Alex
Moore
Plyisburgh
Sugiebune
Madrid
Alonso
Broure
Ealtor and
Gener
Stage
Pittsburgh
Dillan Russell
Lillian Russell
Washington
Harding
White House
President Coolidge
Coolidge
New
Spain
Lani
Rmbaendor
Sol
Hamlin
Colorado
Washiniston
Hamilin
Fred Wy Upham
Chicago
G. O. BP
Aynbassador Moore
Alfonso
Fred Gyham
Fred Upham
King
Dent
Mred Upham
His Majesty
Hawaii
Willans Barker Lymer
Islands
Mr. Lymer
Beach Boys
Hawaiian Islands
Howell
Fia
Tokyo clamps down on Western dancing in public venues
Tokyo authorities, citing Western dancing as harmful to Oriental morals, limit public dances to 10 pm and impose licenses for venues. The Imperial Hotel is allowed special hours for foreigners while most dance halls must close by ten. Officials argue Western social mixing differs from Japanese norms.
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Tokyo
KK. Soenti
Metropolitan Police Pound
Imperial Hotel
Regulis
Pociai Hte
Tokyor
Imperial
Jaganert
Polles
Japan
Har Henning
Tram Cara
Casa
Westerla
Imines
Imust
Getsia Daneiae
Britain
Germany
Pais
Sweden
Canada
Prohibition Debates Highlight Senate Face During Odd Eulogy
Fragmented text recalls a funeral with pallbearers and a chaotic reminiscence of prohibition era headlines. Senators Bruce Willis King and others clash in a committee style exchange about past drunken streets and elbow references.
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Senate
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