Charleston Gazette 1925 edition masthead and notes
The Charleston Gazette announces subscription rates and carrier formats, notes Associated Press ownership and attribution, and lists staff and addresses. A morning edition dated Sunday June 21 1925 features a Bible verse thought for the morning and publication details.
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Charleston Gazette
Weet
Healy
West Virginia
Sundey
Eden
TIE
Associated Press
Associated Preas Ic
GBO
David Co., Inc
A. A. Reator
Sasters
Western
New York
Hartford
Chicago
Busiens
Das
Postu@ion
Charleston
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Language Barriers and American Citizenship Debate
An Huntington Advertiser editorial argues for language unity in American law and citizenship. It notes injunctions in West Virginia and stresses that immigrants should understand English law and the Constitution, urging a union of hearts based on shared language and citizenship. It also mentions naval appointments and John Keeler Robison in passing.
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Huntington Advertiser
West Virginia
Baker
Northern
United States
America
Carl Schurz
John Johnson
Chicago
New York
Russia
Congress
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Europe
Japan
Legislatures
Texas Overtakes New York in State Exports
Texas leads exports surpassing New York with figures for 1924 showing Texas at 137,218,927 while New York records 131,593,502 and Pennsylvania 298,299,153. The report notes Texas now has a woman governor, a historic feature drawing attention as the state shifts economic ranks.
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Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas as a Growing Empire of Resources and Trade
The text recounts Texas history and its admission to the union, stressing Texas vast resources in timber, oil, gas, and agriculture. It argues the south attracts manufacturing due to climate and stability, noting capital shifts south and aims at export growth. concludes with a Dorothy Perkins quip advising against harming romance.
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Texas
Mexico
New York
Marmet Road clash stirs WV road building plea
The Charleston Interurban Railroad controversy over Marmet Road is recounted, with officials insisting public interests require immediate road construction this year. The Gazette urges an untrammeled West Virginia administration, praising Governor Gore’s leadership and urging responsible governance. Dorothy Perkins is noted, and opinion on Clarence Darrow versus Bryan is touched. Robert La Follette’s death is honored as a bold Senate figure.
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the Gazette
Gore
West Virginia
Gossip and gossipers among New York society figures
A fragmented look at celebrity names and colorful anecdotes from New York journalism. It mentions Heywood Broun leaving the dramatic editor post at the World, Alexander Wont entt moving to Broun's chair at the Sun, Iva Tanguay and Tex Guin, Iris hints about Morris Gexe, and various city personalities. The piece skims scandal, wit, and media shifts with loose references to entertainers, editors, and socialites.
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Heywood Broun
Relin
the World
Alexander Wontentt
The
Sun
Broun
Iva Tanguay
Tex Guin
Tex
Oneard & Joint
Morris Gexe
Indy
Madison Avenus
Brooklyn
Karl Kitchen
Mina
Hite Naldi
Urochisn
Irvin Coth
Elizabeth
Dover
Jnou
Fanny Brice
Fanny
Wits Law
Rendezvouw
Samuel Libel
Kinat
Jourops
Almerton
Freckiaw
Thres
Haly
Oliver Meroseu
Wiltmalre
Charlie Dane
Dane
Madison Square Garden
Truetura
Frank Sullivan
F. P
Europa
F. A
Eugene Piald
Mischievous Jewelry Messenger in Doctor’s Office Scandal
An odd incident unfolds in a doctor's office where a woman feigns illness to obtain a jewelry package. The husband questions reveal the visitor was a jewelry shop messenger, the woman herself orchestrating the exchange to haul the items to her spouse. A forensic note hints at broader fame for showman Gleason and Broadway links.
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Runeo Gamean
Wise
Manhattan
New Yorker
Sho
Manila
Wwe
Thace
Alleaant
Washington opinions shape national political talk
Washington observers note that national political narratives often ignore local realities. The week’s debates centered on Senator Royal Copeland and Governor Al Smith, with discussions of a united Democratic ticket and potential retirements shaping the era’s political mood.
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Washington, D
Washington
Waanington
Royal KR. Copeland
New York
St. Louis
al Hinlth
Copeland
United Democratic Party
Statis
Inlers
Hiemene
Champromina
Madtean Square Garden
Copaland
William Stindolph Hearnk
Gopeland
Ftuvor
Intercepted Messages Highlight Brief Victory Claim
An obscured report notes a brief victory claim amid intercepted messages and mentions staff and prohibition context. Named individual Dan Crovik appears in fragmented form within the distorted text. The piece hints at federal involvement and a small target price discussion without clear specifics.
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Deir Rum Boyiokt
Prohibition
Adenia
Federal Boys
Dan Crovik
West Virginia Editors Debate School Law and Redistricting
A long column reviews U S Supreme Court rulings on state control of schooling and home rights, notes West Virginia debates over reapportionment after decennial counts, and discusses political figures and district attorney candidates amid calls for fair representation and fiscal accountability. The piece also touches Mary Queen of Scots historical analysis, cost of living comparisons, and the Senate fight over the world court with President Coolidge seeking measured action.
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Chicago
Ely
Mra. B. W. Dermis
Bema
Uige
Cook County
Board of Commissioners
Bemis
West
Senate
Coolltgo
Tha
Moghall
Nations
Ameristan
Euckley Port-Herald
Charleston Echoes of 1900 Republican Convention
A June 23 1906 Gazette file recalls Charleston reactions to the 1900 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. Governors, politicians, and citizens criticized William McKinley and Theodor Roosevelt while Marcus Hanna led the convention with Henry Cabot Lodge steering the machinery. Bryan observed from Minocqua Wis as China’s Boxer trouble loomed alongside convention buzz.
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Charleston
The
Gazette
George W. Atkidsan
William McKinley
Theoders Roosevalt
Philadelphia
Timaway
Coolidge
Cleveland
Marcus Hannes
Henry Cabot Lacge
Kansda
National Committee
G. A. Walsh
Willam Jennings Bryan
China
Interurban rights of way questioned in Marmet rail dispute
A Charleston Interurban Railroad president, P M Staunton, refutes claims that the company occupies the county’s right of way. He cites negotiations and purchases from Marmet to Kanawha City, asserts cooperation with public bodies, and notes ongoing county court discussions to resolve the Marmet road issue. The letter contrasts editorial statements with verified facts and urges review by local officials.
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F. M. Staunton
Charleston Interurban Railroad
Mr. Staunton
Marmet Road
Charleston
Interurban
Kanawha City Bridge
Cabin Creek Junction
City Bridge
Mummet
Charleston Interurban Railroad Company
Ironbridgen
Avery
Florida Street
Poasthia 10
Marmet
oMvara
Interurban Company
Tommition
Altizene
Chamber of Commerce
Marmetta
P. M. Staunton
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British Home Office
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Mary Stuart
Jimnington Advertiser
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Justice of the Peace
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A. Rosenheim
Parkasenna
Upper
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Thale
Charles K. Payne
Kanawha
Wellubach
Moses W. Dun
Eels. Nally
J. T. Watera
Henry R. Putney
Nanmie Davis
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Evenine Dreas
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Miyor Floyd
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Enoch Carwithern
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