Charleston Gazette price and staff notes 1925
The Charleston Gazette announces subscription rates by mail and carrier for Sundays and full weeks, lists staff representatives in New York and Chicago, and notes editorial office contacts. The item appears in the Sunday edition dated January 11, 1925, with Associated Press association mention and a motto line about public reception.
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Daily Gasette Company
Caplisi
West Virginia
Aleege
Carrie
Ison
Associated Press
B. David Ch. Inc
A. Keator
New Nock
Hartford
Chicago
Postoffice
Charleston
Hiller case prompts plea for law and fairness
The writer defends retaining Hiller amid Kanawha politics, contrasts labor disputes in coal towns, and warns that enforcing law is essential. They warn against patronage and note miners and mine owners clash over wages, while stressing the public’s duty to seek lawful solutions. A Cincinnati shooting case is cited to illustrate a fragile crime wave.
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Hiller
Hliller
Moses
Aaron
Pharoah
Israel
Coolidge
Gore
Kanawha
Sheen
Jaf Pollette
Politi
Dougct
Kanawha County
Whittington
Meyers
Cincinnati
Connecticut Loopholes and Mussolini’s Chamber Address
Don Seitz of the New York World reflects on Connecticut public safety gaps and the broader state risk of loopholes. The piece then surveys Mussolini’s Chamber of Deputies gesture after Matteotti’s murder, his claim of a Black Shirts majority, and the crowd’s jubilant reaction as Italy’s political crisis appears resolved.
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Don Seitz
The
New York World
Connecticut
Washington
Mussolini
Speputy Matteotti
Chamber of Deputies
Segui
Italy
Mussolni
Labor Strife Over Coal Mine Costs in Boone County
Letters exchange views between United Miners and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers over mining costs, wages, and the earning power of employees. The piece argues against a constitutional tribunal to force settlements, defending freedom of contract and property rights amid the ongoing dispute.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Verybody
United Mine Workers of America
Nwe
United Mine
Boone County
McGinnis and Woods Selected for State Supreme Court
The only Democrat to serve on the state supreme court since Judge Dent is William H. McGinnis of Beckley, now returning to private practice. He is succeeded by Homer B. Woods, a popular former circuit judge known for his plain dealing and low partisanship. Senator Brookhart cites government efficiency, while noting a $50,000,000 annual deficit in shipping.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
Dent
William H. McGinnis
Beckley
Homer BR. Woods
McGinnis
Homer B. Woods
Brookhart
Iowa
Paris 1924 fashion shades and old soap quip remark
Dispatches from Paris report manufacturers ready to equip the lady of fashion with pastel rouge in 15 shades to harmonize with attire and surroundings. An old-fashioned friend notes Paris cannot beat soap for complexion. The 1924 sense tags are said to be worthless and new ones are needed.
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Paris
New York Auto Show Promises Largest World Display
In the Bronx the 1925 show unveils vast sales pitches and gadgets. It boasts more cars and vendors than ever with humorous yet dangerous parking schemes and novelty devices like a portable hydrant for curbside parking.
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New York
Bronx
Weing
Pyar
Motoriat
Bugs Baer on Checks and Broadway Frauds
The column mocks checks and printing scams, noting hawkers on Broadway and a Nova Scotia paper mill origin. It cites dangers of anonymous drafts and faulty machines, while ridiculing writers and investors in a satire of financial gullibility.
Capitol Undercurrents in Global Capitals
A fragmented piece surveys political theatre in Washington London Paris and Rome. It notes shifting landmarks in Washington including the home of Mrs. pared, remarks on theater managers inviting guests, and a critique of parliamentary politics. It references Henriot and Mme Odette Pannetier on dress for women and public opinion across Europe.
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Washington
Paris
France
Oder
Mme
Odette Pannetier
Herrieta
Laurente
Comtespa de Noulliv
Miptinguett
Through Rose Colored Glasses A Scattered Rant on Literature
The piece rails at modern fiction condemning writers as vermin while mixing in memoir fragments, notices, and cultural aside. It references Franklyn roasters, vaudeville, and a 1925 copyright note, blending opinion with jumbled reminiscences and social commentary.
New Congratulates Slayer of Bandit
Postmaster General New sent congratulations to Herbert H. Park of Ariromia Pa who last Wednesday shot and killed a bandit while protecting public property. Hartman commends Park for defense of the public and accepts the result with appreciation.
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Washington
New Today
Herbert H. Park
Ariromia
Pratom Moe Kates
Dew Hartman
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