Dally Gazette Charleston WV 1925 masthead and rates
Established 1587. Daily Gazette of West Virginia publishes daily with Sunday editions. Rates by mail and carrier effective March 1. Includes staff notes, Associated Press credits, and a morning thought. June 2 1925.
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Dally Gazette Company
Ciey of
Wear
Virginia
Dally
Gazelge
Pepeperens
Associated Press
Associated Prewa
All News Diapgichas
Ibis
Focal
Eo. B. David Co., Inc
A. J. Keaton
I Basterm
E. Sang
New York
Hartford
Chicago
Bunlhees
Charleston
Secord-Claez
Marmet Road Urges Prompt Action For Key Link
The Marmet Road dispute pressures officials to complete the Marmet to South Malden route within the year. The county court, aided by the chamber of commerce and civic leaders, seeks a plan with sufficient right of way, or will push orders to empower the road commission to proceed. The public press notes slow progress since water transport was abandoned and cites a speed boat beating the Twentieth Century Limited.
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Marmet Road
Marmel
South Malden
Chamber of Commerce
Road Commission
Charleston area shown optimistic on industry revival
A wary but hopeful view of Kanawha Valley industry projects unfolds as Norton and Charleston back new plants and expansions. Growth at Nitro, Kanawha Paris, Clendenin, and South Charleston is highlighted with plans to add payrolls, boost river transport, and expand existing facilities while old firms reorganize for future output.
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Charleston
New York Central
Nitro
Quincy
Dunbar
Whittemore Glass Company
South Charleston
Morrison
Kanawha Falls
Clendenin
Kanawha Paris
Kelly
Despond
Leston
Libby-Owens
Owens
Belle
Ogden Lant
Intelligencer
Menehind
Uct
Cid
West Virginia coal and Charleston growth vision
The speaker argues West Virginia coal will remain vital and profitable despite challenges. He envisions a future Charleston with west side dominance in business, better streets, bridges, hotels, theaters, and offices to support a 100,000 population, urging investment in roads, parking, and housing.
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West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charleston
Mik
Elk River
Upper Quartier
Washington Street
West Virginia must unite for just growth amid national shifts
A West Virginia perspective argues that state industry and coal must rally together beyond party politics. It condemns press bias, warns against using revival for campaign gain, and urges fair taxation and civil alignment among business and labor for balanced development.
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West Virginia
Butler
Coolidge
New York
LaFollette
al Smith
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Wilson
Westzinia
Mr. Butler
Gary
Al Smith Predicted as Democrat Presidential Nominee
Fairmont Times notes a cautious prediction that Al Smith will become the Democratic nominee for president, acknowledging the speculative mood but not blaming others for the guess. The paper invites alternative guesses if readers have them.
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al Smith
Democrats
Fairmont Times
Democratic Party
Intercepted Messages Report From June 1, 1925
Fragmentary OCR conveys a misread notice referencing petition names and daylight savings. It mentions Prat Aston and the public belief in a daily birth or worm related issue, with unclear names and phrases.
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Prat Aston
Move to Shatlestany Fuels Barboursville Debate
West Virginia editors debate Morris Harvey College's possible relocation from Barboursville to Shatlestany. The proposed move aims to relieve financial strain and expand facilities, with a potential $100,000 pledge from Charleston business leaders to aid the transition. Leaders warn of tax and funding hurdles and urge prudent decisions for the state’s educational future.
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Morris Harvey Morris Harvey Cotlege
Inentertt
Barbouraville
West Virginia
Shatlestany
Une
Puliey
Morris Dieyey
Deville
Charrluetap
Rabel
Ub Rink
Tonuigeun
Barporrayiile
Fragmentary police note from Aflyn town disorder case
A damaged fragment describes a woman with impaired faculties and drunkenness under care by Policeman Kisran of Aflyn. It notes a thirty day period ending point related to her condition and family Bailey.
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Kisran
New York Day by Day at Sheridan Square Studio Scene
A 1925 New York vignette describes Sheridan Square street life with painters and nude models, venturing into gallery stalls, street vendors, and bohemian activity. An artist talks about models, with a note on apartment building boom and rent trends across Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Amr
New York
Sheridan Square
Mode
Attica
Walter
Walla
Philadelphia
Benteara
Upper West Side
Bronx
The White Robin in Burgess Bedtime Tales
Thornton Burgess recounts a young White Robin mocked for his coat. He learns to use constant vigilance, living on the water and under a hidden night hunt, shaping his clever survival. Hooty the Owl pursues him, but the robin stays unseen by day and wary by night as fame grows.
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Robin
Welcome Ravin
Apé Bie
Welcome
Aire
Robin Jong
Notehborn
Hin
Tam
Gwt
Sean
Conyright
TW. Burgess
Bethany college forms new fraternity chartered by state
A wave of incorporations swept through West Virginia with charters issued by Secretary of State George W. Sharp. Bethany College formed a new fraternity with members Frank Donaldson Allen H. Dewitt Charles G Clark and Carl Francis among others. bluefield firms Mercer Coal and Bluefield offices formed new incorporations while Pineville Huntington and Gilmer County ventures also gained charters. Notaries were appointed for the day with several witnesses named.
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Bethany College
Philippa Tay
George W. Sharp
Bethany
Frank Donaldson
Allen H. Dewitt
Charles G Clark
Carl Francis
Hethany
W.H. McKinney
Te- Tledo
Mercer Coal and Supply Company
Bluefield
George JT Smilin
A. T. Newton
G. C. Cox
Tobn Wy. Brown
Charles Thomas Smith
Thomas J. Scott
Ae Incorporatora
Fineville Power Company
A. HB. Shannon
FF. EH Shannon
Ja L. Shannon
Edna Shaneson
Shannon
Pinesville
Wyoming County
Huntington Transfar
Montvate Transfer and Trucking Company
Dunnings
A. W. Taylor
Theodore A. Caxenfish
Warner
Huntington
Cabin Creek Collarter Company
Gilmer
Gilmer County
Orr
Andrew Edmiston
A. J. Salser
C. & Darlington
Jackson Arnold
Macnington
Pollehea
M B. Law
G. & Purdee
Cheater L. Prichard
Mannington
Pat Carlin
Smithfield
Aetna
Ie Berry
Wheellinx
Avery M. White
Parlersburg
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