Daily Gazette Subscription Rates and Address Footer
Publication details for The Daily Gazette Company dated Wednesday June 24 1925. Rates for mail and carrier delivery listed, including terms for daily Sunday options, monthly to yearly plans. Also notes Associated Press affiliation and sample thought for the morning.
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Daily Gazette Company
West Virginia
Detty
Associated Press
B. David CO. Inc
A. R. Adator
New York
Hartford
Chicago
Mier
Charleston
W. Va
Prohibition Enforcers Under Scrutiny Over Fatal Shootings
The article argues that law officers exceed authority when killing suspects over misdemeanors and warns that ongoing shootings erode civil liberty and public safety. It cites incidents like the Camp Greek event and calls for saner enforcement of dry laws to prevent a wave of indignation and loss of confidence in authorities. It ends noting U.S. Senator Royal Copeland remarks on aging and public discourse.
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Fead
Brown
West Virginia
Senator praises daily papers linked to long life
A Wisconsin senator cites his great-uncle George Augustus Peters of Dexter Michigan who will turn 100 on June 30. He says the uncle’s long life stems from daily news interest and broad engagement with local state and world events, suggesting health and leadership come from informed living.
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George Augustus, Peters
Dexter
Mich
Copeland
Our City's Finances in Charleston West Virginia 1924
City of Charleston finances are summarized for the year ending June 30 1924 including school district figures. Maintenance and operation costs total 1098427 plus public service and debt payments. revenue receipts total 2191956 with property taxes predominating at 71.3 percent. Net indebtedness stands at 2457462 per capita 62.90 while assessed valuation reaches 102919179.
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Department of Commerce
City Corporation
Charleston
W. Va
City of
Board of Education of
Gore
Comment on President's Decoration Day speech mirrors federalist rivals
A reader criticizes our favorable note on the Presidents Decoration Day address while noting its core merit in opposing centralization. The piece argues the President, despite Vermont roots and Republican office, favors states rights at times and signals public unease over national intrusion into local affairs.
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Vermont
Washington
Indictment of Wheeler in doubt amid political strain
The piece weighs Russia and France historical trends against America under God, notes Wheeler being found not guilty by a jury in his state, and questions whether Attorney General Sargent will pursue the case or drop it, implying political manipulation and risk to reputations. It mentions Peary, Dr. Cook, and Amundsen as parallels.
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Russia
France
America
Senator Wheeler
Wheeler
Daugherty
Sargent
Supreme Court
Oregon
Wis R Ubanimous
Tennessea
Palemont
Today They Found Him Dead in New York Room
Article mixes a tragic note about a youth who hanged himself in a New York room with a broad riff on urban planning and politics. It references Coolidge and a Mosque of Omar, discussing education, real estate booms, and future city scenarios while weaving in historical and contemporary figures and events.
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New York
Coolidge
Mosque of
Amroo
R. E. Woolfson
Auburn
New York City
Bronx
Shawbout
Minin
Manhattan
Radio Owners to Pay for Programs
NiO DE JANEIRO July 22 The nobarty of radio fandom in Brazil plans a fund supported by members to secure operating funds for programs. The yearly fee is about $5.06, with 2 000 members. Broadcasting grows slowly due to high duties on receiving sets, and broadcasters say such measures would affect Brazilian entertainment and compete with American imports.
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Nio DE Janeiro
Radio Fanama
Basta
Sintyn
Hie de Janveiro
Fundy
Mernona
Sete Wheister
Ouroll
Mambis
Devera
Ienabte
United
Statag
Intercepted Messages From June 29 1925 Car Signal Confusion
Fragmentary note reads misheard traffic signals with color cues and questions about when to yield or proceed. The garbled text references green red and white lights and mentions venues and payment, indicating a possible dispute or instruction mix up.
West Virginia Editors Say The South and Seashore Stretch
A debate on regional labels argues the south includes a vast Gulf region worthy of attention, calling it the Tiviera of America. It notes constitutional rulings on education rights, parental control, and liberty, and reflects on lonely roads along the state’s highways with evolving rural life.
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United States
South
California
Florida
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Tiviera
America
New Dominion
Art Salons and High Fashion in New York Society
The piece surveys New York art galleries and private salons on Fifth Avenue where art buyers, dealers, and wealthy patrons shape tastes. It notes a unique gallery culture, the influence of expert appraisers, and the wealth-driven buying rituals, alongside social scenes around fashion, narcotics, and elite mansions like the Vanderbilt house.
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New York
Heart Gallerys
Eiva
Fifth Avenue
Chetl
Flor
An Innes
America
Europe
Orient
Spurioun
Monkey trial chatter swerves through garbled prose
Fragmentary OCR style text recounts a courtroom scene with Darrow and Bryan references, jury remarks, and unclear dialogue about the famous trial. The passage appears as a garbled reconstruction of historical courtroom chatter with messy spelling and collapsed phrases.
Darwin and Bryan Clash in Ragged Open Forum
Copyright 1920 New York American reports a chaotic scene as lawyers and public figures spar over Darwinism and religion. The piece recounts quotes attributed to Bryan and references to Darrow, Scopes, and risky courtroom rhetoric amid a riotous crowd injuring several.
On the road to Polaie Aus Baraqu Siiunied In the Thumb
A verse by EDGAR A. GUEST laments a wistful journey through a fictional Michigan town. The poet muses on arrows guiding to Ubly Lum and Lume while imagining summer days, spinning women, and a visits by June.
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Polaie
Smarty Chipmunk Learns Fear And Courage
An old Burgess bedtime tale follows Smarty Chipmunk after a near escape from Black Snake. Rebellious yet humble, he learns to fear safely, becomes watchful, and grows beside his family as they dream of leaving home for the Great World. Mrs. Chipmunk guides him toward maturity. The next edition promises Mrs. Red-eye Leaves Her Nest.
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Fiten Avenua
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fith Street
Cicy
Mrs. Vanderbilt
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Chipmunk
Smarty Chipmuth
Black Snake
Yarmer Brown
Smarty Chipmunk
Amerty
Farmer Brown
Lonk
Mr. Black Snake
Farmer Brown's Bay
Mrs. Chipmunk
Bnally Smarty
Smarty Chinemunk
Evan
Smarty
Kein
Mim
Pimncelt
T. W. Burges
Elacy
Bittner Here for Mine Conference
International representative Von A Bittner of the United Mine Workers arrives for a conference with Bovey Tetlow district 17 president and other officials in Fairmont. Tetlow had been abroad, returning from Catumbia, and is joined by six colleagues in the miners union as Bittner leads the northern West Virginia coal miners' group amid a pending court appeal in Morgantown.
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von A Bittner
United Ming
Fairmont
Bovey Tetlow
Vrea Aident
Diatrict 17
United Mine Workers
Mr. Tetlow
Catumbya
Miners’ Union
Bittner
West Virginia
Morgantown
Dian
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