Charleston Gazette 1925 June 25 Thought for Morning
The Charleston Gazette dated June 25 1925 presents a brief front page with a markets and notices style, including subscription rates and editorial notes. A short daily thought from Dawd Copperfield reminds readers to avoid meanness force and cruelty.
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Deiiy Gazette Company
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West Virgin
Mail Gazette of
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Carmier
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Associated Press
Beretn
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New York
Hartford
Chicago
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Charleston
W. Ta
Dawd Copperfield
THINK DRIVER THINK At Railroad Crossings Campaign Progress
The American Railway Association urges caution at crossings with the poster THINK, DRIVER, THINK. From 1921 to 1924 crossing casualties fell as motor vehicle use rose, prompting calls for public vigilance and a judgment against reckless driving at crossings.
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American Railway Association
Resolutions From Wards On High Cost Of Government
The article notes resolutions passed by citizens of the First and Fourth wards about high government costs. It emphasizes respect for the meeting’s chairman and secretary, while stating the paper did not investigate causes, timing for retrenchment, or weigh the merits, but acknowledges the subject’s importance for public information.
City Library Faces Division Over Capitol Annex Lot Sale
The Gazette and local stockholders debate selling the Capitol Annex lot to the library board for 400000, risking a twenty percent loss plus taxes. Officials warn unity is vital for a new library, while some see the move as a risky transfer of a bad bargain.
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Library Board
Capitol Annex
Gazette
Annex
Capitol
Charleston
the Gazette
Tlons
Gazette urges library harmony over Annex sale
The Gazette urges the local company to avoid selling the Annex lot to the library unless the library board unanimously requests it. It praises community spirit, urges unity, and notes no formal offer has yet been made, stressing harmony over a contentious site dispute. It also commends those who helped acquire the lot from the state and calls for careful, united action across the town.
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the Gazette
Theiibrary Board
School’ Board
Grenoble Hosts Global Waterpower Exhibition Opening
Engineers from around the world arrive in Grenoble to attend the International Exhibition of Waterpower now open and running through October. The city’s appeal as a European tourist center stems from history of pioneering white coal engineering in the region.
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Grenoble
France
Europe
Aristide Berges
Vizelle
Marcel Deprez
The Newspaper Creed and its impact on reporting
Edward McKernon of The Associated Press argued in Manchester that newspapers should publish all news, including crime, but present it decently. The public deserves full information even when content is unpleasant, and editors should guard against moral corruption while maintaining accuracy.
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Edward McKernon
Associated Press
Manchester
N. H
The Constant Advertiser Wins in Trade
A Portland Teachers Bulletin line laments constant forces shaping life. It notes water, dog, lover, and advertiser as relentless factors, with the advertiser singled out for grabbing the trade.
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Portland Teachers’ Bulletin
Treasury reports foreign debt payments totaling 68 million
The treasury disclosed receipts of over sixty eight million dollars from five nations including Great Britain Finland Hungary Lithuania and Poland. Britain led with an installment funded by treasury certificates retired to cut interest but France Italy Belgium paid nothing. Hampton and Tuskegee colleges appeal for public support as headlines praise education while a humorous note about Hindenburg and Coolidge closes the item.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Great Britain
Finland
Hungary
Lithuania
Poland
France
Italy
Belgium
Adding Machine Fun and Paris Notes in 1904
Arthur Dis Rane reports on a hoped for simple adding machine to ease household bills, touches on Dante and Chicago crime, plus Americans in Paris at Autin Autnuille. The piece blends satire with crime drama, describing Bernard Grant and Walter Krauser in Chicago’s bullpen and cultural observations from Europe, including fashion and war news.
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Dante
Chicago
Paris
Hell
Bernard Grant
Walter Krauser
Grant
Marder Krauser
Hurt
Krauser
Day in Washington and China currents in policy
The report covers anti foreign agitation spread from Amoay China and tangles over MacMillan radial arrangements. Treasury shifts aim to ease pressures as political influence debates rise. Nickel Hlaty hearing scope argued before commerce panel. Royal Academy shows a Henry Belloth painting from Grimsby studio above his store.
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Amoay
China
MacMillan
Treasury
Latera Late Commerce Commission
Grimsby
The
Royal Academy
Recrptet
Henry Belloth
Lucel Groant
Intercepted Messages From Washington 1983 Prohibition News
Intercepted notes refer to Roy Haynea and his prohibition department moving plans amid gun date notices near Huntington and Washington. The fragment mentions Toura and H Gada with state penitentiary associations in Charleston W Va.
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J. Helen
Roy Haynea
Prohibition Department
Washington
Huntington
Toura
Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship in Politics
An ambiguous note extols a fine character not in politics while addressing Salgit and referencing a Bass tied to figures named JpaTURE MOELEMER and Brot Rg. The readable fragments hint at personal respect rather than public action or event.
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Chieags
Jpature
Right Track Critique Of Departmental Dissent In State Paper
Editors warn against internal complaints and anonymous letters undermining discipline in the WV police. Chief demands officers answer directly to superiors. staff should sign letters to ensure accountability. The Weston correspondent urges proper letter writing and decorum while critiquing current ways of airing grievances publicly.
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Merc Mers
Prieavensea
Herhiting
CFP
Broadway Gossip House Reveals Fame and Folly of Actors
A chaotic reminiscence of a Longacre gossip joint sketches Broadway legends like Mizner, Brady and others. It portrays a vivid, forgiving street of wealth, glamour, and quiet poverty, noting kindness amid hardship and the elusive lure of success.
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New York
Longacre Launre
Abel Hummel
Ading Pacran
Wilson Mizner
Eorge Brofigan
Howard
Wally McCubheon
Medea
Broadway Alwayva
Broadway
Darwin era satire at trial with apes and a howl
A chaotic paste of court theater and comic lines features Clarence Darrow, monkeys, and a zoo crowd. The piece riffs on trial rhetoric, prison life, and moral arguments as a chorus of characters including Bug a Boo’s and a gorilla quartet share odd dialogue and songs.
Pansy Adjectives and Press Readership Reflected in Verse
An old style advertisement by Edgar A. Guest in a Bullmore newspaper extols newspapers in the United States and praises beauty and readability like a pansy. The poem-like piece links press readership to public interest, noting the strength of newspapers and how readers are drawn to vivid verse and charming imagery.
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Newanaper
Bullmore
United States
Vewangber
Comnicas
Amer
Edoyatar
Burgess Bedtime Stories The Nest of Mrs Red-eye
In a Thornton Burgess tale Mrs Red-eye discovers a fourth egg in her Vireo nest below a maple. Suspicion falls on a possible Cowbird egg as she suspects Mrs Sally Sir the Cowbird, while Red-eye and Sammy day debate the situation and how to act. The scene sets a woodland drama among Chipmunk and Squirrel neighbors with a mystery of the uninvited egg.
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Sammy Day
Samy
Chattarer
Sted Squirrel
Chatterer
Mre
Hed Eyae
Rede Eye
Reda Eye
Sally
Whiteho
Ittla Mra
Red-eye
Stricken Blind After Dance Shock Hits Mile. Ducharme
Struck suddenly blind while dancing Mile. Elolee Ducharme has no chance of recovery his mother shares the same fate after years of blindness. Physicians found no eye hemorrhage and multiple specialists failed to diagnose a cure.
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Paris
Mile
Elolee Ducharme
Alnee
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