Daily Gazette of Charleston 1926 edition payment notice
The Daily Gazette Company of Charleston West Virginia lists subscription rates and publishing details for daily and Sunday issues. It notes rates for one month three months and one year, with Associated Press news credit and office addresses in New York Chicago and Martinsburg. A thoughts for today encourages replacing evil thoughts with love and gratitude.
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Help Charleston Boost Faith in City’s Bright Future
An editorial urges Charleston residents to boost confidence and community energy after the coal slump. It argues the city has wealth, resources, climate, and potential, and cites The Gazette as daily proof of a improving outlook. It calls for action, faith, and constructive effort over cynicism.
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Charleston
St. Paul
Spring Flu Epidemic Report From League of Nations
The League of Nations Non-Partisan association reports a severe spring influenza surge in the United States, with deaths rising across the 96 largest cities and the general rate up in 68 cities. Smallpox fades, diphtheria declines, scarlet fever holds steady, measles rise, and small outbreaks appear in Florida and California. The New York Republican state convention is planned in Gotham with environment cited as a factor.
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United States
League of Nations
League of Nations Non-Partisan Association
Geneva
Africa
Miami
Tampa
Jacksonville
Fla
Los Angeles
Calif
County Commissioner Race In Kanawha County
The August 3 nomination pits Democrats against Republicans for the county commissioner post in Kanawha County. The six year term will set levies on over 200 million in property affecting about 120 thousand residents, with wealth and population projections rising before retirement. The job governs roads, bridges, the poor, bonds and vast county business, yet pays only 3600 a year, a figure critics say is inadequate for such influence.
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Country Court
Kanawha County
County Court Race Urges Voter Action August 8
A county court election is urged as crucial as officials note emoluments are low and a large expansion looms. Voters are urged to nominate capable men to oversee tax rates roads and bridges while noting criticism of Hearst press and President Coolidge.
Coolidge Faces Dismay as Senate Defies Him in Indiana
In a stark critique, the piece argues administration authority wanes as Jim Watson and other Republican senators defy President Coolidge. It notes Watson's control over the Indiana state convention, opposition to world court and farm relief, and portrays Coolidge as a negative leader whose influence with the Senate is minimal compared with Wilson or Roosevelt. The article also mentions Governor Gore issuing commissions and the administration’s fragile grip on party loyalty.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
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Watson
Indiana
Oregon
Coolddge
Administration
Washington
White House
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Boy Scouts Direct City Traffic on Decoration Day
Scouts led traffic control across crossings with discipline and vigor. Observers praised their confidence and conduct, noting they are healthy, alert youths and thanking them for a day of orderly policing.
Saturn and the Moon in Burn Mawr News Reel
A scrambled蒔 mix reports Saturn and the Moon near Burn Mawr, with references to flying machines and rebels. It notes public curiosity about light wine and beer, a Baltimore murder trial, and political debates on referenda and governance amid world events and scientific musings. The piece blends science, politics, and local curiosity with scattered names and locations.
Washington Day Highlights Amid Gold Star Memorial Notes
The Congress and government depart. Hyanta leaders met over the holiday. President Coondan delivered a memorial day address at Arlington Cemetery. The Swedish crown prince concluded his visit to Washington by laying a wreath on the Unknown Soldier's tomb.
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Tha Holley
Coondan
Arlington Coretery
Washington
Republican nomination slate forms for state attorney general race
A listing shows candidates for the Republican nomination with George W. Sharp serving as secretary of the committee. Details indicate a structured plan for selecting a statewide attorney general contender, including key positions and party leadership roles.
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Muward F Negis
Atellie Watiern
Ah ¢ Widtate
Tate
George W. Sharp
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Bridge Engineer Reminder Note From 1926
A dated May 11 1926 message to Will warns that the bridge engineer who managed the South JNA needs immediate receipt of a plate made item. The misspelling suggests a brief, informal note about urgent delivery.
New York Day by Day aboard a French steamer diary
A May 31 diary from New York writer aboard a French steamer describes crossings features on Havre bound voyage. The entry notes passengers including Laurette Taylor and Ernes Behring, observations of French crew, satire on British and French habits, and wireless notes from Gallipolis, Ohio.
Fragments of a Local Story and a Noted Resignation
A fragmented reminiscence discusses a controversial tale adapted over time from Memphis to staged performances, noting it stems from an actual occurrence heard multiple times. The piece records a resignation of Rev Fllaworth Crave Kan from the ministry to pursue business for income. A separate brief describes a shooting during revolver practice at a Duluth target range, injuring Clara Cat.
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Masxis
Faerie
Memphin
Pat Deatrnd
Untitled fragmentary note on a distant event
A damaged OCR fragment references a group and honor, mentioning a term, a ride or bike sheds of honor, and a sense of fame. The readable text is garbled with missing names, places, and dates. The piece conveys incomplete notions of dedication and affection within a community setting.
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Fareieney
Fragmentary Verse Echoes Through Turbulent Time
Fragmented lines speak of heaven and night, with names and places obscured. A sense of longing and upheaval threads through images of streets, travelers, and distant rings of voices. The piece hints at conflict, memory, and distant horizons amid a dreamlike montage.
West Virginia Leads Bituminous Mines Two Weeks Strong
West Virginia led the nation in bituminous coal production for a second straight week, with 2,875,190 tons for the week ending May 18, compared to Pennsylvania’s 2,417,000 tons. The May period extended through Memorial Day, with output fluctuations due to holiday observe. Leading states for the week ended May 15 included West Virginia and Pennsylvania, followed by Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and Virginia. coal production and beehive coke outputs were detailed for the region and adjacent states.
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Nirxinia Han Hiven
Syutes
United States Bureau of Mines
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Becauue
Enat
Fice
Prreeburgh
Valadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Vanneylvania
Ohio
Tentennes
Georgia
Waahington
Chicago
Johnny Chuck Returns Home After Polly Chuck Fallout
Johnny Chuck clashes with Polly Chuck over welcome home. He storms the doorway, suspects jealousy, and mutters plans to prove his place. Neighbors tease as tension rises, while a Clover patch offers temporary solace amid the family dispute. The scene ends with Johnny sulking about his reception.
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Johnny Chuck
Airne
Polly Chuck
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Polly
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Angeler
Farmer Brown
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Wy Burgess
West Virginia Senator Praises Education Access at Clarkabore High
Fragmented report notes West Virginia Senator Woodbridge Farrie delivering a commencement style address at Washington Irving High School in Clarkabore, urging education access at all hours. It mentions veterans decorated by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Veterans Association, a fatal accidental discharge involving Feldeth Price Jr., and local police actions in Princeton and Payette county jail. The piece references a capsule on display in a drug store window and various regional activities including a Parkersburg sheet and tin plate meeting.
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Woodbridge N. Farrie
Fire Traps Three Die LN Residents in Bedroom
In Baltimore on May 1 a family of five perished when a blaze engulfed their bedroom. Dr. Aaron Ember, Egyptologist at John Hopkins University, and his wife and two children died. a six year old son and another child survived but were hurt. Firefighters battled flames best they could as the family tried to escape.
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Wil Bolton
Princeton
Mer ” Stra Clary McAtan
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Wyndal
Gavley
Payette County
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Traltimore
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Aaron Ember
Joni Hopking University
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Aonard
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Ling House
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