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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
4
A thought for today reflects on self-stove ux a principle of action, noting that nature distributes this life principle widely among the sensitive family of genius. The quotation, attributed to Isaac Disraeli, ponders how action and life are interwoven with human brilliance.
The article urges defending fearless independent discussion of public matters against efforts to muzzle dissent. It cites Borah on agitation as vital to free institutions, warns against suppressing speech, and argues free expression protects democracy from corruption and tyrannical control.
A congressional record discussion features Congressman Oldfick arguing against coal tariff protections and critiquing claims about price influence. He claims Canadian coal cannot compete with Appalachian sources on quality and asserts heat units determine merchantable coal, with noted comparisons to Ohio River imports and regional coal producers.
The piece argues that freight costs from Appalachian mines to sea board markets raise coal prices despite tariffs. It cites Canada shipments, compares rates to U S sums, critiques Wilson era policy, notes West Virginia coal costs and mining competition, and questions tariff influence on prices while urging currency and advertising reform.
Fragmented OCR piece blends critiques of Mussolini with U.S. tariffs on Cuba and European politics. It references Dr. Scott at Princeton, Venus astronomy, and social conditions, noting nervousness about Mussolini and debates over Cuban prosperity and trade policy.
The piece laments 14 years of congressional inaction on reapportionment per the last census. It notes shifting population toward cities like Detroit, the underrepresentation of urban areas, and the risk to cities if country districts retain power. It ends by arguing for agitation in favor of urban representation.
A garbled collection of social items lists Mrs Tames and Mrs Thornton Lewle hosting visitors, New York bound flights for several names, and a long roster of attendees from Boston Philadelphia Carmel and other places. The fragment references theatre outings, a review, and names like Mandelgh, Arthur A. Jre Tiear, C Viewer, and Edward Korn among New York movers.
A chaotic New York fragment describes the Murray Hill baths looted and knocked down by auctioneers amid wartime vice and crime. It recalls infamous gangs like Monk Eastman, old-timers, and a shift to new hoodlums, with vivid street details and night life lore across the East Side.
Amid a midwinter stalemate, United mine workers and generators hold a weekly conference in New York to pursue a settlement after four months with no progress. They demand relief from rising coal prices and threaten extended stoppages if talks fail. The push centers on miners’ grievances, transportation woes, and political pressure reaching Washington as work halts bite.
Peter Rabbit plans a playful tease on Reddy Fox by slipping into Johnny Chuck's hall to evade capture. He underestimates Reddy's persistence and the danger of hunger during a harsh winter before the fox corners him at the doorway.
Beckley reports Rev. Benard P. Pullin preached his last sermon as he departs for new work January 2. Rev. E P Crisman arrives February 1 to fill the vacancy. The Tyrie theater hosts revivalist Cyclone Mac, while Joss Edwards of Sophia is mourned after a fatal hit by a car. Rotary club and federal building discussions feature Congressman Taylor’s population data request. A Beckley birthday party for George Holy and local notices—weddings, births, and social visits—round out the week.
The Twentieth Century Limited train between New York and Chicago reportedly broke revenue records this year with earnings surpassing a substantial amount. The service, operating in nearly ten seasons, drew attention to its high-speed runs and broad ridership.
Fragmented report lists compensation awards for war veterans or dependents. Names appear garbled but include Matthys Reyher and Monta, Wraucls Shepherd as editor, with monetary awards of 18 dollars for 24 weeks and 40 dollars per month. A death noted as Gregur Og in a Ved incident.
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