Dig Dig Dig Opportunity Message From The Gazette
The Charleston Gazette editorial highlights the American opportunity system urging young readers to earn success through hard work and perseverance. It quotes a law teacher on drawing from a deep well of knowledge and cautions against expecting instant wealth, insisting success comes from digging with grit.
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M. DePew
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
West
Alaska
United States
Congress
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Daniel Boone
Cumberland Gap
Louisville
Roosevelt
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Jeru
Salem
Zedekiah
Jeremiah
Comstock Lode
Nevada
Rocketfelter
Edison
Camiégie
Two Charleston racketeers jailed for numbers game profits
In Charleston two so called big shot racketeers received one year in Kanawha county jail after a lengthy case. State police testified clearly and the pair were convicted on numbers racket, marble games and slot machine charges. Clarksburg readers are urged to note the sentence as a warning to other racketeers. The editorial emphasizes widespread public demand for clean governance and law enforcement against such crimes.
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Charleston
Kanawha
Clarksburg
Virginia
State Supreme Court
Jali
West Virgina
Roosevelt reaches NRA stalemate with court support
In Washington on June 9 the president is praised for a strategic NRA maneuver aided by a Supreme Court decision. By preserving the NRA in skeleton form and avoiding a fresh fight in Congress, Roosevelt positions himself for next year’s reelection issues. The Court’s ruling dampened a possible Senate clash and gives him leverage whether the economy improves or falters.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Tondora
Congress
Maury Maverick
Rex Tugwell
Horace
Intercepted Message from 1935 Letter to Homer
Intercepted text from June 1935 shows a correspondent to Homer describing a man who claimed that drinking a pint left him feeling rich as a king. The fragment hints at financial embarrassment and social pretense, but the damaged OCR obscures full meaning.
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Homer
Diary of O O McIntyre on a restless June day in New York
New York gossip column notes a busy morning visiting H T Webster at Shippan Point and Bernard Gimbels, then a talk with John Ringling, reflection on tragic Russians, and plans with Lisle Bell in Yorkville. Autograph scene grows quiet as collectors grow wary. Social chatter includes Coward, Noel Coward’s Shall We Reverse, and Theater news.
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H. Tt
Webster
Shippan Point
Bernard Gimbels
Frank Shutts
Arthur Brisbane
Walert
John
Ringling
Plattsburo
Emily Whitfield
Harry Acton
Lisle Bell
Yorkville
Messmore
Messmore Kendall's
Don Clarke
Kelly
Noel Coward
London
Ivor Nevello
Coward
Prient Feather
Drury Lane
Washington Close-Up By Kirke Simoes
Washington debate grows over recovery act after supreme court ruling declares lack of constitutional authority. Analysts weigh possible options from advisory opinions to congressional reform while considering future steps in this constitutional impasse.
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Washington
Kirke Simoes
Supreme Court
Wey
High Court
Court of Claims
Claims Court
Answers and Questions Quiz From a Historic Page
A fragmented page presents a list of quiz questions and notes on language usage and civics topics. It references universities, historic figures, and government terms, with partial answers and context about the 1930s era exam style.
Mussolini Bluntly Presses Britain on Empire and Wages
Arthur Brisbane discusses Mussolini’s blunt diplomacy, warning Britain to mind its business as he speculates on potential grabs in the Mediterranean and Africa. The column cites the American wage debate, Henry Ford’s pay, and the belief that a robust wage-based economy sustains prosperity, while warning against majority mob rule.
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Mussolini
England
Old Britannia
South Africa
India
Tuppence
Baering Down On the News By Hugs Baer
Fragmented OCR text shows political commentary and scattered phrases about Democrats, Broadway, Kota days, and public figures. The piece references reactions to administration warnings, protest slogans, and uncertain claims. Overall, disjointed lines hint at a sensational, opinionated column from 1935 era.
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Baering
Baer
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