Charleston Gazette 1926 Capitol unit progress noted
The Charleston Gazette discusses the second Capitol unit, bidding to start July 12, and Governor Gore's assurances of rapid construction. It praises planned investment not borrowing, highlights progress in Charleston's development, and urges public cooperation and optimism amid industrial growth. It also laments littering and damage caused by campers and picnickers, urging respect for public and private property.
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Chicago
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Public utilities debate and political notes in era column
A Tulsa speech by A W Leonard urges gas publishers to stay transparent with consumers to build trust and reduce hostility toward utilities. The Huntington Herald-Dispatch notes this, alongside Vermont politics and Charleston growth forecasts, urging truth in public discourse and detailing Stickney and Sargent in Coolidge era circles, with local pro development sentiment for Charleston and Dunbar.
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Broadway in Summer Time. A Portrait of the Bowery
In a 1926 McNaught Syndicate piece, Broadway during summer is a lively, chaotic scene. The Longacre soda fountain, Fourth Avenue crowds, and actors cooling under Fifth Avenue awnings populate a bustling avenue where chorus girls, street vendors, and beggars mingle with producers, fans, and notable figures of theater life. The writer chronicles the theater district’s heat, hustle, and human spectacle, ending with a reflection on Broadway as a place of transient hope and daily improvisation.
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Ain
Fleke
Gray
Patnes
Viagora
Haberanahory
Wipgest
Sreme
Yanewagn
Leachera Snuttienrd
Bowery
Chinatown
Broadway
Flo Zlefield
Bia
Palm Dench
Autumes
Fiorn
Amemterdat
Billidistey
Aps Miutant
Lawis
Pit Thaker
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Litle Lavy
Nisatwoy
Cuecuriotia
Sud
Denly
Acda
Inka
Window Alghs Herald
Thernot Preachers
Adap
Ospelore and
Evaluation Army Exbeort
Aumier
Tom
Junie McCrae
McNeught Syndicate
Harvest on the Great Plains Promises Record Wheat Yields
As harvest approaches across Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, government forecasts indicate a national winter wheat crop near 51 million bushels for the region. Production links project 16.93 million acres to yield a massive volume, with rail logistics and harvest labor swelling to support swift farm-to-market movement.
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Texas Plains
Okla Homa
Sinnaan
Chin
Thong
Kevernment
Atew
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Oklahoma
Texas
Waches
Kanaan
Warns Against Abuse of SunEight Treatment
London reports Dr Kener Gua warns parents against overusing sun exposure for weak children. He urges medical consultation before prolonged treatments, noting excessive sun baths can be harmful or fatal to vulnerable youngsters.
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London
Jutis F
Kener Guavain
Intercepted Messages June 6 1986 Note to Bill
A fragmentary intercepted message from June 6 1986 appears to reference a person named Bill and a reconciliation with Major Gunn. The garbled text hints at legal or financial matters and possible arrest notes, but specifics are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Gunnt
Modern Turkish Glaze Sweeps Away East Lure
Constantinople in 1920s notes how Kemal Pasha’s reforms dull the ancient glamour. The Ghazi regime pushes Westernization, ending veiled dress and Oriental color, while police crack down on speeders and nightlife wanes. Istanbul shifts toward a modern, controlled urban image with drab streets and new order.
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Naples
Ome
Madrid
Carstain Stroate
New York
London
Aig
North Africa
Aean
Kemal Pasha
Angora
Turkey
Magia Wenn
Chile
Conmimitinopin
Htamboul
Sheep Owners Use Rain Benefit From Spring Drive
Arizona stockmen with over a million head of sheep plan a spring trek from southern deserts to northern plateaus to exploit rain. Departing two weeks after May 16, they will halt in rich pastures and extend grazing, aided by forest service driveways that regulate routes to protect forage and allow flocks to move amid feeding and shearing.
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Prescott
Arie
Arizona
Officinia
Forest Service
Ahgir Herda
Charga
Aise
Direction Aa
Benjamin's Home Preserved by South Bradenton
June 5 report notes the historic mansion once sheltering Judah Paulip Benjamin, Confederate secretary, to be preserved as a memorial by the Daughters of the Confederacy. It recalls wartime hiding in a rear chamber, Benjamin’s postwar flight to Oakland, and broader musings on Constantinople’s religious life and ancient monuments amid modern change.
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Constantinople
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Judah Paulip Denjamin
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Robert Ir Hee
Oakland
Constantieople
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Columbus
Amerles
Peasasalun
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Oeontennonle
Americans and Druids Vie for Riviera Expenditure
A Riviera feature reports Americans and Druids as the second and fourth highest-spending visitors after Russians and Germans, with hotel proprietors noting Americans’ and Druids’ strong spending while many Russians are in modest circumstances. The piece notes European guests in Nice Cannes and Santa Carla, and recalls Parisian political scenes, Rambouillet invitations, and street art culture in Montmartre amid tax protests on open-air exhibits.
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Riviera
Aloe
Topolanera
Germany
Nice
Cannes
Santa Carla
Colleges Offer Brides Training Anion Michigan June 1
American colleges offer training for young women to prepare for modern work and marriage. Dean Jean Hamilton of Michigan emphasizes that education helps women earn a living and pursue intellectual growth beyond home duties. She argues work shifted outside the home and that preparation should focus on adaptable skills for diverse roles.
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Mich
Telleven
Jean Hamilfon
University of Michigan
Mier Hamilton
Akentia
United States
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Mise Hamilton
Thone
Hamilton
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North Pole
Tulsa
A. W. Leonard
Natural Gas Association of America
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Jim Reed
Dale
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Coolidge
W. W. Stickney
Sargent
Springfield Republican
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Ludlow
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Stickneys
William Wallace Stickney
John Garibaldi Sargent
Colonel Coolidge
Windsor County
William W. Stickney
John G. Sargent
Plymouth Notch
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Salaan League
Upshaw
Congress
Reed
Fenney Avenie
Pepper
Missouri
Washington
Big Business
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Woolidge
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Mixa Hattie Stein
Alf Taylor
Tax Commission
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Leon Errol
Louie Mann
Gene Buck
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Gregory Kelly
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Gerrge White
Alamanjor
Anne
Leon Priedman
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Bertainer
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Pintal Din" Johnson
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von Wiegand
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Mudstapha Memet Dasha
Asia
Yinlona
Allah
Siambanl Uelize
Fomoua
de Alther
Mtresta
Amor Tean
Ateep
Ekrem Hey
Yesteryear
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Rhone
Marssilles
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Saintes Marta
Doumergue
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