Charleston Gazette 1925 Morning Edition Notice
The Charleston Gazette prints subscription and carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing for in and out of West Virginia. A July 11 1925 issue carries a thought for the morning by Max Sherman, urging daily work and self-consistency.
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Charleston
Dally Gasette Company
West Virginia
Owtside
Pally
Sumiay
Dalz
Associated Press
Associated Prean Fa
All News
Iof
GEG
David Co
Tne. A. BR
Keator
New Feerk
Hartford
Catento
Charlessos
W. Wera
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Coal Crisis Echo
The Wall Street Journal editorial on Pennsylvania's miners license law and Pinchot's 1923 wage rise links to a threatened New York boycott of anthracite. It notes West Virginia coal, especially the Nj coalfields, could supply New York via Norfolk if needed, and urges eastern demand against freight-rate hikes to Lake routes. It predicts sustained consumer protest could shift policy.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Wall Street Journal
Pinchot
al Smith
New York
New York City
Pocahontas
New York Harbor
Norfolk
West
Pittsburgh man bites bulldog for news stunt
Frank Kigger of Pittsburgh tried a Dana quote by growling at his brindle bulldog Buzz. When he grabbed and shook the dog, Buzz bit him on the head and hands, sending him to hospital with fifteen stitches to the scalp and ten to the hands.
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Frank Kigger
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Dana
Kigger
Buzz
Baruch Funds War Reform Idea With Walter Hines Page Gift
Bernard Baruch of New York donates a quarter of a million dollars to the Walter Hines Page school to pursue ways to remove private profit from war. The final amount will depend on study costs, possibly exceeding 250000, with Baruch bearing any excess. Baruch, former War Industries Board chairman, has long urged wealth conscription for war, aligning with Pershing on government seizure of property to support national effort.
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Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Walter Hines Page
Young
Han
War Industries Board
General Pershing
Baruch’s view on preventing war through facts and ethics
The text praises Bernard Baruch for studying war causes to curb lingoism and aggression. It argues that informed public opinion could prevent future wars, proposing global treaties that strip war profiteers of profits and menacing political influence. It warns that profiteering and safety lapses risk many lives, citing auto and crossing dangers on holidays.
Laws and Law Making in America at Century’s Edge
A survey shows the nation has more than five million laws as lawmakers push reform. North Carolina has 1,178 laws. West Virginia is urged to repeal outdated statutes. The piece critiques overregulation and warns of compliance fatigue while noting a proposed $2,500 reward offer from Chicago bankers and a possible political joke linking Kellogg and Coolidge.
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America
Congress
Henry Ford
North Carolina
South
West Virginia
No Such Easy Doom and War Profits Debate
A long noisy OCR fragment discusses religion, war profits, and social upheaval with references to California, Boston, Hearst, and various figures. It notes tensions between liberal and conservative voices, mentions trials and moral debates, and comments on public sentiment about religion and politics. The text weaves through mentions of Mr. Bryan and religious controversy without clear resolution.
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California
Road Commission Hears Attorneys on Bridge Project
In a Maryland county session, attorneys for the road commission discussed plans for a bridge project on Gebe Imrk Brathery road. The engineers reported progress and the contractor was directed to continue with the flow of work, detailing responsibilities and next steps.
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Wand
Masoalty
Cemiubey
Renal Comiteston Vere
Fermuy Monibag
Reagan
Bbe Comb Hug
Ty Vonpinta
Enansky Company
Intercepted Messages in an Historic Virginia Themed Note
Fragmentary intercepted lines reference a July date and names like Nigar Tines Sengrataleima and firtha aaa Menthe. It mentions Western Wry and a warning about fe de erhl regbetiaiden with an implied coded message. The legibility is poor and key details are obscured.
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Firtha
Rarer State Registrar Health Bureau Update
Dr Carl F. of Sharleston reports on health bureau measures as the rarer state registrar reviews procedures. Public health officials discuss upcoming audits and potential policy changes affecting registry operations.
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Carl F
Health Bureau
Sharleston, We Vie
New York Day by Day A Portrait of City Pleasures and Perils
A fragmented New York diary describes Coney Island, Madison Avenue, and Wall Street as a summer playground and dangerous maze. It contrasts bright nightlife with hidden private clubs, noise of bells and cannons, and the stage of social extremes from dreamers to bankers, noting accidents and vivid city life.
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Bury Feonnitand
Tees
Stauel'e
Mainie O'Rourke
Timmit Donovan
Soa Gaty Wa Aiout
Iq Monted
Siona
Manhattan
Goney
Uone
Bagdad
Eirets Freaky
Shamen
Allionaire
Prince
Peayer
Wafting echoes of 1925 Times scenes and satire
A lengthy reminiscence quotes vaudeville satire, social chatter, and city life. It references a resort boardwalk, a charitable performer, a 300th anniversary of Manhattan sale myth, a Hollywood interview mishap, church chimes at Epiphany, and reflections on religion and public figures including Attorney General Seranton, painting a snapshot of era manners and curiosities.
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Nalfaq
America
Randolph McKin
Jenet
Moro
Washington Newsroom episode with verbatim notes dispute
Washington July 1 reports describe tensions during presidential press conferences when editors protested verbatim note taking. Lawrenes, a Washington feature writer, was unable to attend, sending a shorthand staffer instead. The president warned journalists against verbatim recording to avoid embarrassment and implied potential repudiation of any such notes.
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Washington
Lawrenes
Provident
Coolidge
President’s Interactions Raise Public Access Concerns
Herbert Pfahler comments on Ambassador Jusserand and European observerships, arguing government openness should expose official actions. He asserts the people deserve to know what affects them, criticizing perceived self-serving propaganda and urging transparency in presidential conduct.
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Jusserand
T He Ness
Sant, Otivial
Eutiig
Europe
Mnew
Vitaly
Raitur and
Publichar
Publinnera
David
Poem Fragment by Edgar A Guest
Fragmented text presents a poetic letter style composition with phrases about truth, guidance, and devotion. The lines reference seeming misreads and broken lines, suggesting a transcription of a verse about asking for help, offering friendship, and seeking solace in belief. The piece reads as an intimate poetic exercise rather than a complete narrative.
Request for Stonewall Jackson memorial university movement
A West Long Branch correspondent writes to advocate a memorial university for Stonewall Jackson. The letter praises Gen Thomas J. Jackson and asks if a memorial movement has been considered, proposing a prominent tribute by the American people through a university in his honor. The writer seeks publication help.
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Thomas Jonathan
Lionel Jackson
Jim
America
Raultey
Tam
Pat
Haybie
Stonewall Jackson
Murig
Bees of State History by E. E. Menedith
The article discusses Civil War era notes on West Virginia, Northern Virginia, and figures like Stonewall Jackson. It highlights letters and tributes, including women’s roles and local reactions to Union occupation during marches and battles.
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BEES
Stonewall” Jackson
Joseph
Johnson
Diairiet
Northern Virginia
West Virginia
Moccredald
Court House
Otter
Digger and the Prairie Home Neighbors Tale
Peter Rabbit learns from Digger about Prairie Dog town life and neighbors. Yap Yap the rattlesnake and Luzztall the Rattlesnake are mentioned as specters in tales, while a Burrowing Owl uses a Prairie Dog home. The dialogue explains caution and curiosity in the animal world.
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Peter
Digger
Mick
Peter Rabbit
Liuzétall
Dratr
Buazztall
Betet
Hooty the Owl
Prairie Dog
Yan Yap
Nie Owl
Luzatail
Luzztall
Burgers
Island Creek First Aid Meet Scheduled at Old Baseball Park
A first aid contest hosted by Inland Greek Coal at Island Creek is planned for Sunday July 26. Teams of ten from the company’s Lanne fide operations will compete for prizes and medals with watches and individual awards available.
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Inland
Greek Coal Company
Olden
Abe
Lanne Fide
Sirilly
Aesordanes Sethe
Sill Named Agent in Wood County
The appointment of W. L Sil of Brooke County as agent in Wood County was announced by West Virginia University agricultural extension officials. He fills the vacancy left by J. H. Boyd who recently resigned to join the Farm Bureau in Cinci nati Ohio.
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W. L Sil
Brooke County
Couttingent
Chary
Wood County
Officinia
Tbe
West Virginia University Agriesdturn
Hawili
J. H. Boyd
Tarm Buseau
Cihelnsat
Uhlu
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Office
The following licenses were issued at the county clerk’s office. Laur M Keort, 22, and Conder 4, both of Ranseha, were issued licenses. Also listed are other names and ages with issuing authorities noted, reflecting the county clerks records for marriage permits.
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Lowing
M. Keort
Ranseha Cellee
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