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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
6
The Gazette publishes F M Staunton of the C I R R letter urging public protection of the Marmet to Logan and Boone county right of way. It argues the C I R R and C O claimants occupy the old 60 foot road, analyzes legal precedents, and calls for proper surveying and lawful occupancy before any further public expense.
The Gazette argues for public road access while shifting costs to those who entered the road without proper title. It endorses a compromise where the public bears part of the expense, and urges fair treatment of the traction line as a beneficial institution, warning against delaying the project.
A Huntington incident pits state and federal prohibition agents against each other during a raid on a still. Gunfire kills two and wounds a third. one man faces murder charges. The piece condemns duplicative actions and calls for tighter control of armed officers. It ends reflecting on Bryan and constitutional amendments in a broader political context.
The American Society for the Control of Cancer says press statements misrepresent knowledge about cancer. It urges focus on early detection and treatment, notes cancer is not generally inherited or contagious, and stresses consulting experts when skin lumps appear. The group highlights prevention through avoiding irritants and early surgery or radiotherapy to halt abnormal cell growth.
Washington Wisconsin Texas and Ohio debate removing an obstruction on a public highway while urging a shift from old habits in Kanawha County. The discussion centers on road safety, maintenance duties, and local governance.
A lengthy opinion piece cites Ford warning fellow industrialists that aggressive lawbreaking will invite stronger future measures. It covers global tensions with China, North Africa, and Europe, plus views on war's futility and the need for prosperity through fair wages. Dorothy Perkins a 17 year old convicted of manslaughter is noted, as is Kentucky and U.S. political strain and aviation talk in Britain.
Fragmentary OCR reads show a county council divided on a temporary boundary issue. A source mentions Copenhaver and the Vente Del parcel, with questions raised about the March timing and the county’s stance. Further readable text is unclear.
The piece outlines Postmaster General Sen divtes Yrat addressing mail misdirections, returns, and cash losses from misdirected letters. It notes costs from delays and errors, mentions potential reforms to the pardoning power and court views, and touches on wedding notices and local social items amid broader postal concerns.
A nostalgic travel through Manhattan’s streets contrasts New York’s public face with the real city. The piece recalls iconic figures like Joel Rinaldo and Ferrara, mentions drink lore, and touches on marriage and divorce ideals, plus a long note on railroad magnates the Van Sweringens and a science aside about the neutron and electron discovery.
A Chipmunk is abducted by Mr Black Snake but Farmer Brown's Boy intervenes. The snake escapes as the boy uses a scare tactic and the forest birds chase the predator away. The tale ends with Chipmunk safe though shaken, and the future wary of the orchard’s dangers.
BM Staunton, president, disputes Charleston Gazette editor's stance on Marmet road public right of way. He says investigation shows Charleston Interurban Railroad occupies only a single foot of the highway between Mariout and Malden. He invites publication of any data to support or refute the claim.
A clipped historic verse item by E A Guest presents a quirky scene with rustic imagery and fictional portraits. The piece reads like a poetic advertisement for a house rental interwoven with a mock battle motif and antique names, including references to Langlory and Guest.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a Washington budget meeting, landowner issues, and farmers concerns over sugar crop prices. It mentions Interstate Commerce Commission proposals, Chicago railroad rates, and general trade observations amid a patriotic flourish.
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