Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper Priced Daily and Sunday
The Charleston Gazette Independent Democratic Newspaper reports daily subscription rates for the Charleston, West Virginia region with terms for daily and Sunday editions. It notes Associated Press affiliation and lists offices, mail details, and a short Thought For Today by John Wanamaker. The issue is dated Wednesday Morning June 14, 1989.
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Det Defy Gazette Company
West Virginia
Dail Besly
Daly
Pass the Plate Attacks Prohibition Campaign Impacts
An Indianapolis speaker criticizes the 18th amendment, questioning who gains from prohibition while urging temperance funds. A city audience hears calls for broad support, with references to reformers and alleged beneficiaries, amid debate on economic policy and transportation regulation. Massachusetts voters express strong disapproval of prohibition, signaling a nationwide shift toward regulated transportation and neutrality in policy.
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House of Morgan
Mitchell
Andy Mellon
Iyers
Massachusetts
New Svnda
Rush Holt
House
Howe
Holt
Senate
Hole
Thoes Industries
Huntington Advertiser
Flag Day Observance Sponsored by Elks Across Nation
The Elks celebrate Flag Day with a nationwide ceremony emphasizing patriotism and unity. The annual service invites representatives from civic and fraternal groups to reaffirm faith in the country and its benefits amid a crucial national period. Freight loadings rose, signaling growing production to meet demand. An anecdote recalls a man with a starpledon watermelon remark reflecting public mood under the former administration.
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Elks
United States
Charleston
Point of order halts senator reflections in remarks
In a Senate exchange Mr Tydings raises a point of order about not reflecting on another senator. The presiding officer sustains the point. Other senators discuss decorum while mentioning Aviator Mattern and economic notes on rayon and recon prices. The piece comments on debtor nations and U S notes.
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Tydings
Maryland
Mr. Tydings
Robinson
Indiana
Glass
Poor Argument For Repeal Cited In Morgantown Dominion News
The Morgantown Dominion News notes critics question a pro repeal stance citing gangsterism, loss of revenue, and legal questions around federal beer laws. It argues beer’s role is minor in the repeal debate while public sentiment grows toward ending Prohibition to avoid national disaster.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Severne
Morgantown Dominion News
Trent Seeks 976 County School Board Appointments
The editor notes W. W. Trent will appoint temporary five member county school boards across all 55 counties, creating 976 appointments. The piece predicts mistakes and dissatisfaction but argues a future-system benefit, expecting statewide approval after four to six years of operation. It cites Wheeling News and related editorials.
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W. W. Trent
Wheeling
Roosevelt to Recognize Soviet Russia Decree Looms
Washington rumors say President Roosevelt plans to recognize Soviet Russia with timing tied to Congress or London talks. News of the move boosts Russia related stocks while industry groups discuss wage controls and a broader push for economic planning.
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Soviet Russia
Congress
Russia
Roosevelt
White House
Intercepted Message Shows Friction with Peer Sir
An intercepted message reveals tension as a peer admonishes stopping a bin and receiving a cold shoulder in return. The wording implies a dispute over cooling off or pausing a discussion between colleagues.
Broadway’s Blurred Night Echoes Of Fame And Fables
June 15, New York. A rambling column recalls a lurid Broadway evening with flirtatious performers, critics, and edgier touches. Mentions Valentino, free admission warnings, a wary speaker, and jests about cultural figures like Hector Buller and H. T. Parker. Reflects on Farey Wood and Sis Hopkins nostalgia and a desire for quieter city life.
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Jimmy Walker
Hector Buller
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New York
City Hall
Wadsworth Warns of Liberty Erosion in Emergency Legislation
Washington notes former Senator Wadsworth cautions that rapid temper emergency laws threaten constitutional limits and could lead to a regimental, controlled society. He questions the long term consequences for future generations and the Democratic versus Republican policy battle shaping upcoming elections.
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Tng Tie
James W. Wadaworth
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Pivuda
Wrecks Raleigh Rogier and the Driver's Caution
A report notes Raleigh Rogier involved in a wreck tied to reduced fatal crashes. The piece suggests the driver relied on informed caution rather than full reflex action, implying better decision making could lessen deadly outcomes.
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Last Chance Booiies Bonet Ends in Races
The fragment hints at a tense phrase where a cashier is missing during business hours and a race event is cited as the last chance to balance the books. No clear names or places are readable.
Questions And Answers Test Your Knowledge Page 18
A chaotic reader quiz lists questions on capitals, geography, history, and symbols. It cites Franklin D. Roosevelt at a 1982 convention, Greenland ownership, Christopher Columbus brothers, Anne Hathaway, wax ware exhibits, and mottos. It includes voter trivia, census figures, and a canary care bulletin offer from The Charleston Gazette.
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Merle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Baker Street
London
Poland
Tom as Reader of The Gagetta State Tee
Local brief notes that Tom assumes the role of reader for The Gagetta, with mention of ST and end NO created state context.
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Economic conference woes and curious child lore
Arthur Brisbane surveys the London economic conference and a looming debt movement between Britain and France against the United States. He notes talk of dollar stabilization to pound parity and tariff debates. The column then pivots to Frank Damrosch’s warning about prodigy culture and a Yale study comparing a nine month chimpanzee and human infant progress, highlighting memory, obedience, and jealousy differences.
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London
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United States
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Steek
The Usableness of the Ninety Fifth Psalm
A fragment from a 1630 religious piece discusses the Ninety fifth Psalm as a pledge of faith. It tells stories of women who overcome fear, stand up for themselves, and seek wisdom. The excerpt warns against using people for personal pleasure and urges restraint, humility, and gratitude in relationships.
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