The Charleston Gazette 1925 Front Page Note
The Charleston Gazette edition from July 24 1925 shows publication details The Valley Gazette Company dominates the masthead with rates for daily and Sunday editions including one month three month and yearly options The Associated Press is credited for dispatches and local news is bundled The issue opens with a morning thought Do the thing And you will have The Power attributed to Warner and a note on telephone offices in Loved by some hated by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vally Gaacite Company
Weed Virginia
West Virginia
Wulak
Rome
Senaan Wittig
Borah
Idals
Calleaguer
Herati
Mencheles
Tdiihee
Senater
Page
America
Whitey House
Lette Borah
Pyar
Serpot
BRN Mart
Beran
Berin Wolfe
Willy Orhling
Lester
Angar
Saester
Nehdis
Torah
Yodrinis
Beleye Webber
Yui Sen
Thiruy
Mien
Bini
Legion Endowment Drive Aims Five Million To Aid War Orphans
The American Legion presses a five million dollar endowment drive to care for war orphans and aid rehabilitation of wounded veterans. An editorial highlights the Guardianship reforms led by the Veterans' Bureau and National Rehabilitation committee with legion posts aiding guardianship proceedings and ensuring proper administration. London weather bureau notes about sixteen million electric storms yearly and the concern over fair share.
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American Legion
Legion
American Legion Weekly
Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
United States
Beuardian
Eterans’ Bureau
National Rehabilitation Committee of the Legion
Pye
London Weather Bureau
Taxation strains push renewed push for revenue reform
For years states and local governments struggle to raise needed funds as taxation rates rise up to fourfold. Universities hospitals and other services face diminished appropriations and curtailed activities. Byars proposals seek to boost revenue for state and local purposes.
Taxation shifts and debts shape state finances over 20 years
The Digest for Laws relating to state taxation and revenue notes major changes: property tax reforms, decline of the poll tax, spread of inheritance and income taxes, growth of single-purpose taxing districts, and rising public debt funded by bonds. President Coolidge warned local taxes outpace federal cuts, while ill‑advised state laws delayed current expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
United States
Tate
Coolidge
Arlington Cemetery
Memorial Day
Sixty-Eighth
Future citizens and the making of character in youth
A moral fable about how great leaders arose from small acts of honesty and duty. It cites Washington Lincoln and Wilson as examples and praises a boy who returned extra money from a newspaper route, arguing such integrity shapes American citizenship and national character.
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Washington
Braddock
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Michael Angelo
Noywsbor
Gazette
Today Bryan and Noah Win
A long OCR narrative mentions Bryan and Noah achieving a victory amid a chaotic, fragmented text. The piece references companies, dates, and multiple names in a garbled account. No clear event or outcome is precisely described beyond the implied win.
Fragmented History Fragments From Obscure OCR Text
OCR text fragments describe a jumble of terms including historic notes and names. The readable portions reference various proper nouns and scattered phrases without a clear cohesive event or story. The piece reads like a stray compilation rather than a coherent article.
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and topics
The readable parts mention names and places in a jumbled OCR passage. It references several individuals and possible affiliations but provides no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize into a news item.
Fragmented Petition Notes and Irregular Proposals Mentioned
The text outlines a disjointed petition process with references to names, places, and actions including Virginia and several individuals. It mentions an omitter, a form, and potential delays or rejections tied to a vote or proceeding. The OCR yields a garbled account of proposed actions and identifiers without clear outcomes.
Socialist Propaganda Through Art in England
The report notes that the Independent Labour Party has rejected propaganda use of art and that figures like Matthew Mattenan face criticism for manipulating masses. It mentions efforts to spread political messages at ports and calls for adaptation to evolving conditions.
Intimate Gumpaey and Fada Fables Stir Nation Debate
A lengthy, rough OCR text blends political reportage with biographical sketches of senators Borah and Beveridge and mentions public events in Washington. It references President Hoover era dynamics, the White House, and a sensory street confrontation. The piece mixes analysis of political science topics with cultural notes on literature and public figures.
Peter Rabbit Envy and Foxes in a Burrow Tale
Peter envies Jerry Musi rat and others as he watches rivals like Little Joe Otter and Bill Mink. He debates envy with Jerry and Redy Fox, noting creatures to watch, including Owl and other daytime dwellers. The tale ends with Billy Mink’s entrance and Jerry’s sudden dive into water.
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Peter Rabbit
Jerry Musi
Peter Weekers
Peter
Derey
Ms T
Jerry
Ata
Reddy Fox
Poteet
Peter Anwin
Peron
Jae
Devs
Wien
Billy Mink
T. W. Burwese
Various Incorporations and Public Notices in Huntington Area
State records show the Federation Building and Loan Co of Huntington incorporated for 106000 with officers including OA Munson R Quillin F Th Ress and others all of Huntington. Other notices include Montgomery dry cleaners and dyers incorporation prayers, Maxwell Motor Corporation dissolution, and a report of swallpox case with related public health notes on timing and location.
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George W Shar
Federation Buildine and Doll Ow
Huntington
Federation Building and Loan Ce
OA. Munson
R. Quillin
F. Th Ress
BL Compliment
Yeorme Deans
P.M. Curry
Thenrpurtanra
Matthew Euston
Treely Devic
Hurler Tamora
Viekerk
Lotte Jackeom
Montwonery
Morsantown
Saat IO MporAtion
Napers Seatery
Came Pany da FS
Teorpine Hork
Charles A. Dohnkom
Aadie Johnson
Charles Johnson
Portvation
Poston
Pol Anaementa
Af Birina
Yeaterdiay
Wepilad
Conyers the
Papeu
Incorporators
Howard Ft
Nine
W.G. Whitemary
Aiohnsen
Skidmore
Cook
Alkelnas
Maxwell Motor Corporation
Hiwniand Park
Mehiteu
Mle
Radler Dire Works
Fordays
Charlestob
Williamson
Indian land case probe prompts policy shift
An investigation into a prowan indian nation in OFnea prompts a department review. Officials report a curton erap nf 13,356.009 and outline fiscal measures tied to the Warhinesien Wag settlement. The inquiry named Van Sayeq and Alig Lamly among those connected to the fiscal actions.
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Ofnea
Eris
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Editorial Hoomes
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France
Future Citizens
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Noah
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Darwin Lose
Joshua
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Ty Phe Star Company
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Virginia
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England
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ChelLdge Dome
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