Monday Morning, January 12, 1925 Charleston Telegraph
The piece appears as an early 20th century newspaper masthead with publication data. It notes the Daily and Sunday editions and subscription rates, Associated Press affiliation, and the paper's address and editorial staff references. The readable fragment ends with a dated line marking Monday Morning January 12, 1925.
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Uymanent
Associated Press
Domiated Press
GEO
B. Davin
Keaton
Wearcen Nepconontetive
42Nd St
New York
Warherd Aids
Chicago
Charleston real estate board hosts welcome for legislature
Charleston residents back hospitality as the real estate board opens an information exchange on Quarrier street to assist visiting lawmakers. The initiative aims to ease rooms and board logistics and boost Charleston’s image as a welcoming capital city.
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Charleston Real Estate Board
Elks’ Club
Quarrier Street
Charleston
Baltimore Evening Sin
Drawbridge costs and Kanawha bridge safety debate
Readers are invited to discuss the possibility of a drawbridge across the Kanawha from the levee to the C and O station. Arguments consider savings on approaches, operating expenses, and War Department approval, amid concerns the current South Hills bridge is unsafe and traffic will worsen. France debt, financial obligations, and a New Year’s resolution note conclude.
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Kanawha
C. and O
South Hills
War Department
Senator Borah Earns Nation's Confidence Amid World Affairs
The Gazette lauds Senator Borah as a sincere public servant with proven ability. It notes his high motives and capability, especially after Lodge's death elevated him to lead the foreign relations committee. The paper stresses the urgency of U S actions in global affairs as Washington debates policy.
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Borah
the Gazette
Lodge
Ign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Washington
Reading the Times on Corruption and Reform
A wartime public service critique condemns excess and corruption in government. Borah argues for a drastic housecleaning under Coolidge, linking profiteering to policy failures and urging voters to demand accountability. Cotton manufacturers' wage resistance prompts lower production and higher protection fears.
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Republican Party
Shipping Board
Sfien Property’ Administration
The Law and the Red Scare Deportation Case
A column critiques law enforcement excesses from 1920 and recent cases. It highlights John C. Schedel, an alien deported despite hardship to his wife and five children in Fort Wayne. The piece argues rigid rule following can be cruel, denying humane consideration.
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Baltimmu
Red Star Line
New York
Honolulu
Baltimore
John C. Schedel
Germany
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Schecer
Mexico
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Communist Workers’ Party
Schedeli
Schetlel
Schedel
New York Day by Day by OO MeLyn
A dense OCR fragment presents a chaotic chronicle of New York events, people, and places. The text references figures such as Towle Wilmned, Piere S. D., and various locales, interwoven with disjoint anecdotes on crime, livelihoods, and city life, all rendered in a newspaper-card historical tone.
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New York
MeLyn
Veto Meade
Anton Phiree
Sean
Towle
Pete Petite
San Tanase
Jae Ordre
Tata
Avery
Luis
Rivkin
Nertherm
Lion Wainet
Dake Pont
Ardelind
Chivas Hut
Fragmented OCR Satire Poem With Nonsensical Names
A garbled OCR passage presents a chaotic mix of names, places, and phrases. It reads like a broken newsroom column or public notice with stray references to individuals and events but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Buried Memories and Odd Tidbits From a Distant Page
A fragmented OCR page recalls a quirky tale of a boy and his sister, a strange fish, and curious events. Names, places, and moments surface in glimpses of diary like narration, with hints of family ties, old towns, and a mysterious journey leavened by humor and reflection.
How to Solve the Crossword Puzzle
Instructions explain that each numbered cell starts a word read across or down depending on black square placement. Fill words from given definitions, placing one letter per white square. Words cross at right angles, gradually completing the grid so it reads correctly in both directions.
Patriotic groups oppose 20th Amendment at Philadelphia meeting
Sentinels of the Republic gathered in Independence Hall Philadelphia to denounce the proposed 20th Amendment arguing it would endanger liberties and expand federal power. Speakers warned of socialist spread and urged preservation of constitutional limits, framing the measure as American and anti liberty.
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Sentinels
Republic
Philadelphia
Don Non
United States
Independence Hall
Philadelphie
Rakewies Stratfard
Nichole Murry Butler
Columbia University
Joseph He Benntinsin
Pennerlyiants University
Radio listings of concerts and stations across the nation
A dense catalog of radio and station listings notes concert schedules and musical programs from Chicago to New York and beyond. It mentions venues, orchestras, organ programs, and entertainers as part of a broad broadcast guide.
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Neechestra
WMC
Memphis
Concerr
W Cea
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Suort
Neusical
Orehastia
WATE
Mooseheart
Ban
Kay Wrye
Nw York
Orehentray
Kaye
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