Tariff Fury Shines Light On Western Farmers Railing
Washington whispers claim western and middle western states will press tax views on President Coolidge as he weighs a tax program. They view tariff as a tax paid by farmers, seeking compensation via a cheap valuation plan, or risk Western protests against New England tariff theories. The piece notes Coolidge’s tariff stance, though links him to New England high tariffs. it also discusses wage cuts at American Woolen and the protective tariff’s mixed results for industry and workers.
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Washington
West
Middle West
Coolidge
Congress
New
American Woolen Company
New England
Turning oEate Cells Into Mad
The eleventh hour reprieve for Russell T. Scott, once condemned for a Chicago drug case, stunned a city with a near-execution. A reporter spent Scott’s final night with him exposing a man resigned to fate, and revealing flaws in the criminal justice system as the doomed man fretted over time in the death cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell T. Scott
Chicago
Scott
Cook County
Chamber of Death
Death penalty debate and Charleston’s capital duty
A literary op-ed argues over capital punishment and Tommy Scott’s reprieves, urging humane death row treatment and criticizing the public’s introspection about Charleston as the state capital. It stresses West Virginia’s good name depends on Charleston meeting civic duties with pride.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Public advertising and railway views in historical notes
An excerpt summarizes Charles H. Markham of Illinois Central on advertising to patrons and the public, stressing its value in shaping understanding of railway issues. It notes Southern state tensions over Confederate memorials at Chimney Rock and Stone Mountain, plus the Australian loan’s global finance impact and a quip about two-dollar bills and Dearborn lots.
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Charles H. Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
Philadelphia
Markham
Sno
South
Bolgium
Stone Mountain
Georgia
North Carolina
Chimney Rock Gorge
Carolina Mountains
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Gutzen Borglum
Turbulent Sermons and Wartime Rants Spark Debate
Aheated essay rasps about religious extremism and evolution in a crude polemic. It attacks Mohammedans and mocks critics while praising French air power and biblical literalism. The piece blurs history with sensational invective and warns of doom for secularizers.
Graduates Celebrate Marshall College Class of 46
A list of graduates from Marshall College includes numerous named students such as Margaret Diavet Ving, Henry Maud, Mary Lively, and Jamey Podige among others. The report notes the ceremony and ongoing activities surrounding the commencement.
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Marsal
Thas
Westerday
Ottves
State Department
Adiution
Beverady
Jocal Studentic Thalers
Hose Ta
Punto
Teast Ay Teel
Matos Hibosk
Minin
Etorence Strewan
Mariel Browne Clyde Gtulderwood
Wabera Cattiouts Tendeb Ganley
Chine
Abed Crewder
Bine Criteher
Fenasetewe
Deustiedit
PM Webbs
Waa Itera
Mose Irolog
Migtgaret I
Lineage Chorge
Set Gilvore
Coreeie Blareia
Margaret Diavet Ving
Lonley Mite Guaswits
Moreatet Pisaion
Miarenen Heal
Earl Thaopheys
Jongie King
Mary Lively
Writhees McBleoe
Henry Maud
Kisty Meertsson
Moonie A Tuney
Mite Newasmanus
Lelut Metl
Gene Osbee
Jamey Podige
WarnerMitbermt 4
Dite Prton
Sheetie Tie Pareto
Naot Hut Niet
Sorurtkele Bienneh
New York Day by Day Text May Hint at City Life
A jumble of garbled phrases evokes New York City scenes with crowds in doorways, fashion notes, and chaotic street life. Mentions of tanning, crowds in jackets, and damaged windows hint at urban bustle and hidden stories amid floods of stray words.
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Liv York
Leeda
Oahu
Sean Genin
Tage
Angus
Ehadve
Bowery Tales of Wealth and Poverty in New York
A fragmentary 19th century style account describes Bowery residents and uptown wealth, detailing a prosperous man who never leaves the Bowery, shops, hotels, and a contrast to poverty. It references a New York woman, social appearances, and a public perception of luxury versus hardship.
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Bowery
Avery
Sears
New York
Beyer
Gary
Washington crowd polled during Bamhi event in capital scene
The article reports Herbert Pfahler noting delegates and caravans arriving from across the country for a Bamhi gathering in Washington. It describes mixed crowd reactions, criticism of behavior, and a feeling of spectacle as many attendees watched the event, with estimates suggesting about 2000 people present early, amid broader note of unrest and public interest in the proceedings.
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Resutine
Iyhem
Enet Aiiers Minnera
Washington
Colt CL
Sherri
Murda
Chin
Paris
Bovine News Fragment Outlines Local Figures contrasts
A garbled OCR passage mentions Leenaing ALON and Viper tor of Godt de parities. It references Werewituen and Matlee, with a stray line from Dr. George W. Neff. Context and identities are unclear due to corruption.
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George W. Neff
Dawes Hotels and Hobbies Revealed in Public Life Portrait
The article reviews Vice President Dawes and his private interests, detailing his intimate hobbies. It notes hotels in Chicago and Boston serving dow and out men, a Lake Geneva memorial hotel, and Dawes’ fondness for grand opera, motion pictures, and animal care.
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Warton Puliftelans
Kia
Charles i
Dawes
Chicago
Boston
Dawes Hotels
Ohewks
Lake Geneva
Wis
Conw
Atwiye Rupe
Ce Ratneaceniett
Ereisen
Tate
Hobby
Luc
Ower
Mruxie
Bes Teen
Tanotal Bader
Chieu Virand Opera Company
The Day in Washington headline scrambled text
A fragmentary OCR passage from a Washington page shows garbled lines about government tasks and proposed measures. The readable bits mention committees, leadership, and upcoming dates but lack clear events or names. The result is an inconclusive collection of fragmented phrases requiring clarification.
Peter Admits That Jerry Builds a Water Landing
Peter watches Jerry Muskrat construct a mud and weed landing. Jerry explains the plan to create a safe, deep-water access point for diving and resting, while Peter notes the effort required and the value of meaningful work. The tale reflects patience, curiosity, and practical problem solving.
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Jerry Muskrat
Resurn
Derry
Peter
Jerry
Pater
Tam
Anne
Wong
T. W. Burgens
Bits of State History by k. mersdits on West Virginia troops
Brigadier General Robert Schenck praises the Fifth West Virginia infantry under Colonel Ziegler for prompt field movement and discipline. Lieutenant Colonel Thompson and Third West Virginia officers are commended for gallantry. their troops endured severe fire with order. Confederates could not stop their advance.
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Robert Schenck
West Virginia Infantry
Cmmand
Ziegler
Thompson
Third
Virginia
Peachment
Robert Hy
Snenka
Vision of a world where labor earns reward and freedom reigns
The piece reflects on a prophecy of natural forces and social upheaval. It envisions a future where work and worth unite, slavery ends, and the poor struggle for bread while society reorders itself under the pressure of revolution and artistic contemplation. It references poets and thinkers like Robert Ingersoll and imagines a transformed aristocracy.
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Ariel
Robert Innervodt
Leva
Su Teddy
Klouv
Jay Moebene
Tove
Barry
Ingersoll
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