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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

3

Ireland Embraces Peace After War Talk and Modernizes Farms

Dublin reports Young Ireland forgetting centuries of war and embracing stability. Farmers buy more agricultural machinery as tariffs on American car parts are eyed for lifting to boost employment. A local figure, Johnny of the Hills, dies at 65, noting Ireland’s shift to a calmer, more respectable society with fewer political upheavals and social excess.

Daniel O'Connell Dublin Ireland Rozzer Bure Free State

Surgeons Offer Jaw Advancement To Chinless Man

New York June 4 There is hope for men with receding chins says a Lancet cited article. Orthodontic science uses a special plate to push the lower jaw forward making teeth meet and often restoring a normal chin. The Lancet notes a strong chin once signified character but orthodontics may alter social perceptions and aid self confidence.

William Parker New York Mfe Paturs Lancet

Monarchists Push for a Polish King in Postwar Vote

WarSAW June 4 Monarchists in Poland pursue restoration of a real king with generals and politicians backing the movement. Prince Sixtus of Parma, brother of the ex Emporer of Austria, is the favored candidate. At a Posen conference, delegates from across Poland welcomed his name amid a revival of monarchist sentiment despite doubts of success.

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Championship of New York Dancer Dominates Contest

Ata Belle Devey, 18, wins the New York championship defeating 260 contestants as a standout dancer in a craze among fancy performers. The event showcases skilled entrants and strong styling from Devey.

Ata Belle Devey New York

Dover fined for smuggling dog from France

Dover reports that the Marchioness of Weadfort was fined for smuggling a dog from France concealed beneath her show. In Derry Miss Jean Buckland, a Wind girl, has been notified she will inherit £80,000 from her uncle Tunes Baynon who died. Brussels geographers secure a complete aerial map of the Belgian Congo.

Dover Eng Weadfort Franca Monfy Fou Derry Jean Buckland Tunes Baynon Congo Brussels Belgian Congo

Money Bubble Bursts Prominent Men Caught in Fakir Net

Los Angeles reports a failed merger scheme that swindled investors of vast sums. Promoters Dietrict Attorney Keyes described it as a gigantic fraud involving a $7,000,000,000 railroad merger. Promoters Hannessey and Worry Wor1ibbs were jailed on $150,000 bonds as the scheme unraveled. The plan offered a ten for one return, drawing in businessmen who invested hundreds of thousands.

Harry FE. Flanagan Los Angeles Batt Wien Keyes Chicago John Do Rroksen Grepo Hannessey Worry Eiher Norger Mississippi Niissinn Pramerer Digtrint Attornes Chelleve Ams Raude Botrl Wandler Woodley

Merger Scheme Prompts Investor Doubt in Los Angeles

Investors in a merger deal express doubt amid a fraudulent feel of the overhend cart and fake attorney schemes. Prominent Los Angeles figures remain silent while details surface of misused funds and conflicts in the transaction.

London hotels abolish tips amid reform push

A British newspaper reports on London hotels ending gratuities with a 10 percent service charge and a separate 19 percent levy for certain services. The reform spreads to other countries with mixed reception among travelers and industry, while voices in Britain and Europe weigh benefits and fairness.

Alien Land Holdings in Japan Prompt Diplomatic Talks

Diplomatic negotiations between Japan and several nations may require adjusting a situation over perpetual land holdings in treaty ports. Foreign interests, mainly American, own about a major portion of land under a long term lease system. Taxes, rights to property, and public works conflicts arise as foreigners resist tax payments and relinquishing property rights. Yokohama Kobe Nagasaki are noted, with Yokohama particularly affected and reconstruction plans after the 1929 earthquake.

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Plans Held Up by Foreign Leaseholders Refusal to Relinquish Rights

Reports say improvements plans face delays as foreign leaseholders resist giving up rights while American leaseholders largely accept Japanese proposals. Observers state British interests have adopted a tougher stance, creating various embarrassments.

Try American Cireley

Bishop slurs football players in Leicester sermon

In Leicester the bishop of Peters borough cites footballers as bought and sold like slaves, provoking denials from club officials and fans. A. J. Darnell defends players as free agents who may accept or reject offers, warning against damaging club patriotism.

London Petersborough Bardsley England Leicester A. J. Darnell Warthamster Southam League Darnell

Football pay scales in professional leagues noted

A snippet notes that professional football players receive between 30 and 940 pounds weekly throughout the year, reflecting wage structures as promotions push players toward higher class football. The fragment references ongoing discussions about salaries in the sport.

Colgate University Class Yet Divided on Senior Question

The article notes mixed views within Colgate University’s senior class on a designated question. It mentions thirty nine seniors involved, with varied participation among about twenty female students and several correspondences, indicating a split or uncertain stance among the graduates.

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