Dolly Gazette Company Capital City West Virginia Ads Rates 1925
Subscription rates by mail and Sunday options listed. carrier rates effective March 1. pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Publication notes include Associated Press rights and staff contacts. A thought for this morning quotes Orson S. Marden on filling each day with high thinking and no sameness.
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Dolly Gazette Company
Ciey
West Virginia
Seuday
Virginia
Orson Siete Marden
Marmet Road Debate Reflects Pressure for Fast Construction
Residents in Kanawha and Logan counties press for immediate building of the Marmet road linking with Boone and Logan. Despite financing and broad support, delays provoke public unrest as residents fear prolonged disruption and seek swift action to complete the link, with local voices urging quick resolution.
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Kanawhy County
London
Boone
Logan
Bastodia
Atth
Charleston
Kanawha Fanty
Marmet
Earth Malden
Gee
Dawes and the Rules: Senate Obstruction and Change
The Southern Lumberman argues that altering senate rules would speed needlessly expansive federal legislation. The piece traces historical shifts from 1830s transport to 1925 commerce, notes unanimity procedures and filibusters, and warns that changing rules risks paralyzing or accelerating passage without proper debate.
Senate Debates on Filibuster and Power in United States
A critique of Senate rules and the filibuster highlights their obstruction of legislation and the minority’s power to delay. The piece argues reform is needed, noting Dawes’ movement and the public’s demand for government by the majority rather than special interests. It condemns obstructive tactics as un-American and urges accountability.
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Senate
Congress
Mississippi River
Treasury Department
Andrew Jackson
Federal Reserve Bank
Pilt
Korce
Cameron and
Quay
Pennsylvania
Owens
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Mr. Dawes
House
The
United States
Queen of Scots Acquitted, Expert Casts New Light
The British Home Office document expert Ainsworth Mitchell announces Mary Queen of Scots was not guilty of treasonable acts for which she was executed. He cites handwriting of Maitland for letters claiming plotting against Elizabeth I, igniting renewed debate on a historic case.
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Ainsworth Mitchell
British Home Office
Mary
Queen of Scots
Elizabeth
William Maitland
Lethington
Mary Stuart
New Dominion
Jefferson
New England
Rainy day musings and odd fossil lore mix oddly
A garbled column blends weather blurbs with a garbled discussion of graptolites and taxes, weaving in names and phrases that suggest a satirical or stream of consciousness style. The piece mentions a writer AITHNE BNIARANE and a long riff on agriculture, science, and culture.
Academy Sets Stage For Midshipman Exercises Amid Navy Navy News
A long feature describes midshipmen training activities at the academy with references to parade events, names of families visiting in Annapolis, and preparations for summer drills. The piece mentions Col. John Baker and Walker in Washington, the crowd around the riverfront, and the lay of ships tied at the docks.
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Davnes
Hirluatin
Doris
Ann
Annipolis
Winker I. Cried
Cail Fia Greatry
New York
James. Duritg
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Dave Sa
Annanctis
Duilip S. Walker
Walker
Marys
Cytivad
Monkey satire in 1925 New York American cartoon critique
A satirical piece critiquing Darwinism and gender equality uses monkey imagery and political banter. It mocks Bryan and claims women will demand equal rights while condemning authority, with dated references to copyright and a New York American byline.
Fragmented West Virginia editorial jumbles past and present
A garbled OCR fragment from a West Virginia editorials page references Oklahoma prohibition, political indictments, and capital crime trials. It interweaves names like Sinclair Fall LeCarmick and Amertoure Petroleum with scattered remarks on legislation, taxation, and public opinion, in a disjointed, era’s tone.
Open Logan County road progress praised in Gazette letter
Communications Editor notes Monday trip to Logan with 530 PM departure and 830 PM arrival. Day spent in Logan, praises road improvement led by Mr. JON Smish and Logan county authorities with large tractors. Credits cooperation for keeping the road open over Hiatt Mountain and aiding trading routes. Mentions broader government investigations and public domain concerns.
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The
Gazette
Logan
Ehoue
Humerack
Jon
Logan County
Thia
Javitth
Hiatt Mountain
Smithney
Fragmented rant touches birth control and public morals
The text rails at religious and political figures over birth control and public decency, mixing names and places as it mocks public debate. It weaves a chaotic portrait of campaigns, church authority, and media, with scattered references to elections, institutions, and provocative slogans.
Intercepted Messages June 4 19es Dear Dunk
A garbled OCR fragment mentions intercepted messages and a June 4 date. It references a weather theme and a conspiracy line. Names include Duncan C. Kennedy and Charleston, W. Ve, suggesting misread locations. The text is unclear but implies a plotted communication exchange.
Fragmented prose on New York life and streets in 1923
A dense, stream of consciousness piece paints New York scenes and characters. It cites taxis, drivers, street crowds, daily commerce, theater folks, and city life with vivid but muddled descriptive fragments. The text references figures like Raymond, Depew, and local landmarks, ending with a date of 1923.
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Bo. B.navid Co., Inc
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Dand
New York
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Chiraxo
PostoMice
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Skrad
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Cimancey
Toole
Morgan
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Wavetone
Dyneand-eee
Rarhirn Devisings
Breat Iron
Peillens Amd
America
No Monkeys in Courtroom Claim Sparks Lively Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic clash over a courtroom scene with references to monkeys and politicians. The readable parts indicate a public argument about behavior and integrity, with mentions of New York and Britain and a general sense of disorder and controversy surrounding the session.
White Porcupine Sighting In Green Forest Tale
In Thornton Burgess style a boyish narrator recalls near the Green Forest a white porcupine among Prickly Porky’s brood. Peter and Jumper the Mare discuss the odd creature, doubting its existence, and the tale hints at further adventures in the next story.
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Mie
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