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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1925

Page

7

Immigrants Stranded At Atlantic Park Hostel England

In Eastleigh near Southampton 700 immigrants reside at Atlantic Park Hostel a British rival to Ellis Island. Low paying fares and new U S immigration laws leave many waiting months for entry while Russia bound migrants face extended stays. Hunger strikes over food quality draw concern though authorities deny intent to starve.

Charles 4 ImiTaz Bouthampton Eng Atlantic Park Elia Islane Atringene Imeni United Later Hampshire Eastleight Southampton America Ae Ble British Steamship Companies United States Hoatel

Immigrant Aid Programs Face Uncertain Path

Ten thousand exes weekly and a monthly Wil for e5e5 noted as figures, while youths learn football and healthful games in a school designed to educate children and keep them from milsonist. Colonel Barber answered that the fate of immigrants rests with Providence and the United States government.

Barber Providence United States

Excellence of St. Cecelia Mass at Charleston concert

The Charleston Symphony Society presented Gounod’s Solemn Mass in Honor of St. Cecelia featuring the orchestra and choir. Critics praise the choir for superb blend and balance, praising Director W.S. Mason and the volunteer musicians for elevating city musical life.

St. Cecelia Symphony Society Gounod Janet Kelly Charleston Symphony Society Ucrnoda W.S. Mason Bear Death Singers Mason Agelery Biles Pearl Reddington Isabel Rood Dahlstrom John Mason William Grover Willian Cohol Benedctite Miss Neddington and Johatr

Foreign Loans Dominate 1924 American Investments Abroad

Commerce reports 1924 foreign securities offered in the United States totaled 1.208 billion dollars, led by Europe with 467.77 million, while government and municipal borrowers accounted for most of the figure. The record surpasses 1923 and 1922, with corporate bonds also heavily issued abroad.

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Smelt Run Attracts Kelso Residents And Fishermen

Fish run up the Columbia tributary Cowtlyrl drawing Kelso residents to the riverbank. People scoop small nine inch fish, haul nets, and use improvised gear as boys and girls assist with nets and covers. Smelt spawn upstream then return to the ocean, valued for food and preservation in jars and salted products.

Kelso Columbia Steve

Silence Found Cure for Throat Disease

London reports a new treatment for laryngeal tuberculosis described by Sir St. Chur Themnon and Hurst, claiming 90 patients cured and one third fully relieved, noting the method’s apparent higher success in women.

London St. Chur Themnon Edwhard Vic Sardortun MD Hurst Royal College of Physicians

German women seek slaughter house jobs in Germany

Berlin reports that women, after gaining voting rights, are pushing into most trades including meat processing though the butcher business remains limited. Several armed incidents have occurred as women attempt entry. Moscow notes numerous remittances after theft of state documents from the Soviet Foreign Office.

Berlin Jun Gerrmany Warnett Morgov

Wheeling Glass Company Head Raps Child Labor Amendment

J Brady of Wheeling's Thavel Atlas Glass opposes a federal child labor amendment arguing it intrudes on state rights and would reshape labor, with data showing child employment declines in non agricultural work from 1918 to 1920. He notes geographic and sector variations, urging preservation of local control and criticizes Congress power over ages 14 to 16.

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English Women Drive Their Own Cars in London Society

Englishwomen from Margot Asquith to Megan Lloyd George take the wheel, aided by royal and aristocratic examples. The piece notes two royal garden parties planned post Easter and the shift toward cost-saving measures at Buckingham Palace. It recalls vivid anecdotes about public curiosity and mentions the 60th wedding anniversary of the Earl of Coventry, linking historical elegance to modern mobility.

Margot Asquith Megan Lloyd George Princesa Hihesea Amyulth Hila Monat Indeep Anthony Buckingham Palace England Patra Republic Britain Strachey Clemenceau New York Lord Beatty America Winston Churchill T. P. O'Connor Lord Balfour Stanley Baldwin Ing Teventry Earl of Coventry Marla Gunning George III London Maria Gunning Roscommon Tem Maria Lord Coventry Blanche Earl of Craven

Germany's 1904 economy shaped by reparations and reform

In 1904 Germany faced financial adjustment amid reparations debates and currency stabilization. Dawes plan capital flows and US loans supported industry while Ruhr evacuations and Rhine restoration improved conditions. Berlin's activity, rising motor traffic, tourism and hotels crowded with locals signaled cautious hope despite high living costs and costly credit. The revival included new political and military shifts as discussions on league membership and repub lican forces evolved.

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