Charleston Gazette content and rates notice 1925
The Charleston Gazette lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery, and East/West representative offices. It states Associated Press affiliation, publication details, and includes a morning thought about death and confidence.
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Charleston Gazette i
Feundhc Company
West Virginia
MAIL
Bally
Oupise
Daly and
Sumiay
Baty
Child Labor Amendment Debate Across Sectors
The piece argues against a Child Labor amendment, noting labor and women would reject granting Congress broad control over labor and gender issues. It cites Winston Churchill, Delaware's rejection, and warns such power could lead to federal overreach and child rebellion, urging restraint and state authority.
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Congress
National Congress
Forsith
Delaware
America
The French Debt and U S Postwar Stance
Senator Borah argues France will not repay U S wartime loans. Reading French parliamentary records, ships, material, and even blood were given in war, while money remains due. The New York World and U S officials face a shift from wartime equality to postwar debt disputes and questions of alliance.
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Borah
Chamber of Deputies
Waltheane
France Reparations Debate and Dawes Plan Mentioned
The commentary argues that France should be allowed to classify its postwar spending into military and commercial portions. It suggests canceling the military debt and funding the commercial portion, proposing a Dawes commission to settle with France. It notes France’s reluctance to pay, the costs and casualties borne by the United States, and urges restraint and time to allow moral and economic forces to resolve the issue. It also observes rising crime in New York and the lighter note of John T. Harris’s election joys.
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Dawes Commission
France
Germany
America
Woodrow Wilson
Sanctifying Congress Prayer and Tax Amendment Debate
The house opened at noon with Chaplain Rev. James Shera Montgomery offering a prayer praising divine mercy. Legislators offered one amendment to Governor Morgan's tax plan, replacing the phrase sales tax with economy to avoid new or increased taxes while urging restraint in taxation.
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James Shera Montgomery
Calvary’s Cross
Morgan
Prayer Opens House Session As Kiwanis Song Debuts
The house met at noon with D D leading a prayer urging righteous duty and mutual confidence. The Kiwanis club performed a song titled We Ain't Gwine to Knock No Me, while the senate desires a piece named We Ain't Gwine to Kick No Mo.
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Kiwanis Club
Senate
Leper Island Life On North Brother Island In New York
Excerpted diary style scenes from North Brother Island recount a leper colony's daily routines and the fragile routines of its inhabitants. The piece notes the isolation, faded social life, and occasional medical caretaking amid a haunting urban backdrop. It portrays residents, including a young man with empty eye sockets, and the presence of a few caretakers and visitors.
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New York
Jan
North Brother Island
Brouwet
Luna
Radia
Savlal
Lunatea
Elan
Ivery
Tivenva
Ife
Shadow the Weasel Hero in Green Forest Tale
Shadow the Weasel in a forest journey defends kin and faces hidden dangers. The narrative follows his cautious vigil against unseen enemies while recalling past rescues of relatives and encounters with familiar foes.
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Sladen
Mieke
Shadow
Chicago Opera Fights Empty Seats And Rising Costs
A 1925 opinion piece argues Chicago must preserve opera by cutting prices and private rehearsals to fill Grand Opera House. It advocates end to costly losses, notes figures like $600,000, and urges audience access, vendor changes, and bold measures to revive interest. The writer cites figures, names, and locations, urging action to avert further deficits.
We the people and the nation’s backbone tribute
Fragmented OCR style text presents garbled reflections on national identity and duty. It then shifts to a series of brief, and sometimes chaotic, news blips about Port Sinking Lisbon, a Niagara Falls death by suicide, a Pittsburgh area incident, an editor’s sentence, and a Welsh football subject. The piece reads as a rough collage rather than a cohesive report.
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Hilar
Alent
Green Moreat
J. Wi Bungee
Where To Go Radio Programs Featured Across Cities
A scanning of radio program listings shows numerous stations across the nation presenting music talks talks and performances. The entries mention orchestras ensembles and various concerts with times and venues across cities such as Boston Chicago Philadelphia and New York.
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Associated Press
Radio Digesty
WSH
Atlanta Journal
Claxsle Wei
Boston
WMAGQ
Ulitesgo
Chicago
Woodshéd Theatre
WLW
Cincinnati
WRAA
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Detroit News
News
Wrap
Worth Mar-Trieston
Thoubadors
KEEN
Tmeetings
ENX
Hollywood
Youl
Jeffersen
WDAF
Kansas
School of the A Hawke
EHS
Los Angeles
Chikken
Narchestra
Louisville
Wendell iHart
Mémphis
Bedtmentary
WCCO
Mindenpolis-St. Paul
WAZ
New York
A. Orvhent
Wad Street Journal Review
NOY
Air Coles
WHN
Orchesray UW. Vaeudevier i
Doctor Earl Barnes Addresses City Teachers in Series
Dr Earl Barnes spoke to local teachers on teaching children to study with a focus on organization and physical conditions. He cited examples of prodigies, emphasized mechanical surroundings like desks chairs and pencils, and urged a broader view of the educational system. He announced a fifth lecture next Wednesday as part of the series.
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Adl Harnes
Hich
Neefactne
Barnaw
Wilson
Dr. Barnes
de. Barnes
Barnes
Burial plans for Norma unclear after poisoning death
Norma, 26, of 613 Morrie street died early yesterday from bichloride poisoning after a ten day illness. An inquest will be held today. a four page letter found at a local hotel suggests domestic troubles and disposal questions. Police and coroner pursue communications with Norma’s employer and relatives in Emperio Hive.
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Norma
Morrie Street
Ahe
Norm
Muestians
M. Teined
Interstate Power Company
A4 && Endness
Bin
Empero
J. A. Murray
Jet Lunar
California
Auto Company Wins Court Suit
Yesterday Judge Arthur Thadeon of circuit court ruled in favor of Auto Company in the suit by John Bron against Flecher and Fischer wholesalers alleging injury from a defective auto part. Bron claimed thumb injury from duties as an employee and later illness from exposure due to lacking facilities. The note for $1,000 and interest formed the basis of the claim. Additional docket items include cases involving hospital, lumber company, and rail entities set for trial.
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Arthur Thadeon
Circuit Court
John Bron
Flecher
Fischer
Tyler Creek
AgenOy Gaint
George Fy
Ginsinger Unecourt
Sem Sy
Uhe
At Automobile
Dude Hadeun
Bunteington Childrens Hospital
T. Goldie Richardson
Clarence
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Talker
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Pittsburgh
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WPO
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Tia
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Aimelog
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Washington
Tri
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