Charleston Gazette Endependent Daily 1933 publication notes
The Charleston Gazette announces daily and Sunday editions with pricing for weekly, quarterly, and yearly subscriptions. It lists address details for advertising and editorial offices, names The Associated Press as exclusive in news dispatches, and prints a June 8 1933 front matter including a quoted thought for today about cash discipline.
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Dally Gazette Company
West Virginis
Dally
Davy Sud
West Relater
Delly
Dally and Supply
Associated Press
Wee
All News
Iocs
Geo. Ei David Co
East 4and Street
New York
Wrigley Bulding
Chicago
Seeeyee
Fastoffice
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
The $24 for Manhattan Island and the Indian’s lot
A reflective piece contrasts a $24 sale of Manhattan Island to the Indians with modern credit, wealth, and government action. It argues wealth should be based on justice, condemns speculative franchises, and lauds Roosevelt for guarding the nation against revolutionary credit excess. It reflects on civilization, happiness, and the misuses of property across eras.
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Manhattan Island
Mr. Lo
Morgans
Kreugers
California
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Texas
Pennsylvania
West
Virginia
West Virginia
Gabriel
Lazerus
Earth
Solomon
Croesus
Wall Street
Roosevelt
United States
Trade deals and the fate of Manhattan Island
In line with constitutional government the passage recalls trades and deals carried out by generations past that hid the true values involved, citing the old Indian who sold Manhattan Island for twenty four dollars as a salient example.
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Manhattan Island
Rising Market Signals Optimism In Prices And Trade
The article discusses how rising prices in cotton, wool, silk, rayon, linen, burlaps, blankets and other manufactured goods boost optimism and spending. It notes diminishing stocks, accelerated manufacturing, more employment and higher wages, while summer shipments slow and retailers expand buying by up to 30 percent. It humorously mentions Edwin Markham seeking a 6000 annuity and the link to farming labor.
West Virginia Coal Wages Rise After Appalachian Resolution
Logas County coal operators seed a 10 to 18 percent wage boost following Appalachian Coal Inc measures. About 10 000 miners are affected as wage rises boost Southern West Virginia communities dependent on coal. The report also notes repeal movements gaining steam in several states with June tests looming.
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Logum County Coal Operators’ Association
Logan
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Logas
West Virginia
Huntington Advertiser
Delaware
Anc
Nevada
Michigan
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New Jerez
New York
Connecticut
Iowa
New Hampshire
Gullioris
Newspapers Deliver Reach for Advertising Costs
A Detroit electric company serving 500000 customers in 200 cities chose newspapers exclusively to mail messages. The president argued direct circulars or radio may help, but successive letters in the newspaper prove the most economical way to reach customers.
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Detroit Electrics
Point Flesnant Register
Democrats Cut Costs Earn Praise Despite GOP Alarm
Since Democrats took office the GOP press warned that new measures would doom the party in 1934. Economies have trimmed excess and reduced staff, sparking complaints from some workers but benefiting taxpayers overall. The Administration faces years of test but supporters praise the cuts as necessary courage.
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Suma
Democrata
G. O. P. Press
Roune County
Distant War Fears in Europe and Morgan Power Plays
Reports from Europe warn of rising tension in Jugoslavia Italy and Poland while France seeks limited mobilization. Back in Washington J. P. Morgan affiliates press regulatory limits as Alabama Power sues to challenge a federal water power Act clause and the American Iron and Steel Institute warns of open shop opposition.
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Washington
Europe
State Department
Jugoslavia
Fingery
Itay
Poland
Goremany
France
Prdnce
Coremany
Germany
Plank
J. P. Morgan
Morgen
Alabama Power Company
Morgan
Interior Department
Muse de Shoala
Com
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
American Iron and Steel Institute
House of Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Withda
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
Institute
Fed
Eral
Bureau of Imgor Statistics
Nightclub memories and wry theatre notes from Cherrie Journal
The piece recalls late night club scenes in New York including Montmartre and Palais Royal, with tired patrons, masked laughter, and a chaotic mix of anecdotes. It weaves in references to Amon Carter's son, Don Marquis, Queen Mary, and various cultural figures, capturing a drift of 1920s urban life and showbiz humor.
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York
Cherrie Journal
Montmartre
Bustehoby’s
Hades
Walter Kelly
William Goodby Leon
New York
Don
Tun Claire
Don Marquis
Heywend Broun
Queen Mary
Lovin Calherin
Inos Angeles
Ted Coog
Lamar, Mo
Tippy Gray Ig Suromering
Rimini
Adriatic
Phingumabebs
Henri Fen
A Washington Bystander Reflects on Special Session Acts
Kirke Simpson reviews how the special session produced two key laws on securities control and a banking act. He notes the smooth passage through both houses, the role of committees, conference actions, and contrasts with Huey Long’s filibuster episode. A local interlude about a boy returning from church and a gag about a cross-eyed bear is included.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Senate
Glass
Huey Long
Questions And Answers for Curious Readers
Readers may submit questions to The Geotte’s Washington Bureau 1888 New York Avenue NW Washington DC. Include name and address with stamps for return postage. The page lists trivia questions on trade, geography, history, and science, plus a two person living breakfast menu guide and a note about a cooking for two bulletin offer.
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Washington
Washington Burasi
New York Avenue
Brisbanes Today on government debts and odd science
Arthur Brisbane restless column critiques spending three billion to cut unemployment while borrowing costs explode. He ponders bonds versus money retirement, cites railway tests in France reaching 125 mph, and muses on deep sea life mating, spider wives, and a world flight record by Mattern from Moscow to Omsk. Page 6, Part 2.
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AM -Stone
Dames Mattern
Yexus
Onmisk
Sibaria
Moscow
Long Island
Atlantic Ocean
Hurops
Ruusela
Omsk
Gherin
Ajone
Sontrois
Inner instinct as guide to right action and truth
The text argues instinct is a deep, wordless wisdom guiding proper conduct. It critiques reliance on mind alone and shares personal experience of following and regretting when ignoring this inner force. The author compares the instinct to a quiet blue bird egg hidden in a nest and a burning candle, urging trust in this force.
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Barbizon Plaza
Dick Bortin
Glosa
Bulkley
Onlo
Mo Adoa
California
Walcott
Gonnacticut
Townend
Delaware
Senate
Tery Ike
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Washington Fast
Ray Vald
Franklin T. Roosevelt
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Long
Uredhu
Carter
Huey
Pam
Hoover
White House
Rudolf Nadolny
Park
Deny Falxs
Snolker
Yours
Wa. Va
Cherlasgon, W. Va
Mort Green
Gaar Williams
Alolt
SNELL
McIntyre
Amon Carter
Amon, Jr
Worthstar-Telergam
New York Noa
Mohammed Farag
Sheppard's
Cairo
Atlantic
Tesee Lasky
Cireles
Nia
WRS
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Rm All
Wallop
Fenaler
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Zorey
Cumtercera
Kirke Simpson
Mother Hubbard
Histersville
Hubbard
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Wee John
Aniah Orie
Habby Jones
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Asther
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U. S
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Turkey
Ahmet Mubtar
Illinois
Indiana
New Tarsey
Maine
Masachuetts
Ohio
Vermont
Busnesses
AmAbraham Lincoln Wan
James Madieon
Italy
Na Ara
Socialist
Randolph Street
Triinals
Miraruette Aniversity
A.—Merquette
Wis
Ann Arbor
Ralph Metcalfe
Margpatte University
Whee
ATL
Reeed
Tom
Arthur Brisbane
Ishang
Poe
Brisbane
Oe Aignest
the World
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Anda
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Caribbean
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