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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1926

Page

6

Free bridges for Charleston urged by California visitor

The Charleston Gazette prints a visitor from California praising Charleston’s growth and urging three part city free bridges over the Kanawha river. He notes crossroads at the river and rivers Elk shaping traffic, calling for bold leadership over mere office seekers to solve the bridging problem.

California Charleston Yverend Simpkin United States Gazette Kanawha Elk Rivers Elk River

GREATEST GOLFER BRITAIN-ATE AMERICAN INVASION SUMMARY

The piece notes American dominance in golf with Bobby Jones winning the British Open and Sweetser capturing the British Amateur, marking a strong American showing. It highlights Walter Hagen defeating Abe Mitchell in a $6,000 match as part of the American surge and suggests Jones may win the British Amateur in the future, while Britain shows limited success beyond a British professionals’ victory.

England Great Britain Bull Jess Sweetser Walter Gen Abe Mitchell Bobby Jones Sweetser Walter Travis Travis John Bull Bob Jonca

Great Golf Prodigy Aims At United States Open

The piece extols a golfer with a five year lead over Hagen in United States Open form. He consistently ranks highly in amateur events and could seize global dominance if he wins the summer Open. It notes a fierce temper to overtake before conquering rivals, citing his 80 s ascent to the top.

Hagen

Briand Faces Tough Task Forming French Government

The article notes Aristide Briand is urged to form a French ministry amid a fiscal crisis. It traces the pattern of postwar French governments, blaming tax resistance for the franc’s decline and urging higher taxes as the only path to stabilize finances. It lists U S leaders Coolidge Mellon Kellogg Hoover Fess Curtis Smoot Tilson and hints readers should pick a statesman as an ideal for their children.

Aristide Briand Briand France England Europe Atate Chamber of Deputies Chamber Coolidge Mellon Kellogg Hoover Fess Curtis Smoot Tilson Statesman

West Virginia Defiance Inspires Statewide Initiative

A Huntington Herald-Dispatch editorial urges West Virginians to shift from defense to offense in promoting coal markets and rates. It cites interstate hearings on rail rates to New England, calls for public unity, and questions upcoming political choices while urging action on a Kanawha bridge and court house levy.

Boyd Jarre Huntington Herald-Dispatch Charleston Gazette Taylor West Virginia House of Representatives West Cains Menckens Herald-Tribunes Civil Liberties Unions Gazette Interstate Commerce Commission Atlantic City New England

1928 Campaign Chaos and Urban Housing Plans Rise

A faded 1928 English-language clipping reports on AL Smith as Democratic leader, Rockefeller investments in working housing, and debate over world court and Volstead Act. It notes George W. Olvany predicting Smith as nominee, with Tom Rockefeller funding model dwellings, luxury transit, and urban reform plans amid stock market jitters and international tensions.

Seattle George W. Olvany Heart of Tammany Hall AL Smith Olvany World Court Volatead Tammany Vital Staith Ate Puntican Party Tsuen Joan D. Rockefeller Kacherfelter Intention Fm Hyorith

Nightingales Resist Jazz Backed by Birds Tone

A garbled historical note describes Nightingales disliking a jazz accompaniment during a bird song event at a Bettie Broadcasting Company venue. It mentions Mia Morrison and Mian Hareiaen, references a durrey warden tone, and a long passage about myths and old events including the New York Zoological Park and the St. Lawrence dyer da Leni miles, with misread dates and names.

Oxted Ingians Mian Weatrcu Morrison Lintalera Bettie Broadcasting Company Hareiaen Clan Tortores New York Zoological Park Unitet Trates St. Lawrence

Christening Vibe Frays at MacTavish Gathering

At a christening the MacTavish host, Mr. MacTavish, insists guests stay as voices clash over departure. One guest, Sandy, resists as the evening remains young and tensions rise amid formal camaraderie.

City Seeks Five Cent Bun Ling In Initiation Plan

A remnant of a long article describes efforts to establish a five cent bun ling within the city limits and notes work starting on a new church building and parsonage. The piece shifts to vivid depictions of Times Square era life, including street scenes, crowds, and police presence, reflecting urban tension and social dynamics.

Nmits Montrotmery Sfethodlata Éort

Town Notes and Rebuild Plans Across West Virginia

A garbled report details postwar rebuilding: new stalls to replace winter-destroyed sections at the Charles Town Horse Show grounds, Greenbrier memorial building plans in Linden Rock? and a Statewide push for historic society meetings in Union on July 11. Other items mention road work, court activity, and Seventh Day Adventists encampment in Parkersburg.

Charles Town Santos County Union

Local West Virginia Man in Critical Condition After Incident

In West Virginia, Harnest Livergy of Lewtabure was taken Sunday morning to Dr. Lover’s private hospital for treatment after a mishap while riding a naptrin watch. He remains in very critical condition. Also reported are activities at St. Athans branch and a Huntington police station incident. Dunhar officials approved an application.

AL Smith Newart Vinkting Cansre Chicago Newden Treelf Conprean Harnest Livergy Lewtabure Inet Sanday Morning Lover Madmonty Rotary Ie St. Athans Imeeling Huntington Ofly Ceaneh Dunhar Haa Thiefe Mendes Rapebdia Uralny Cabin Creek Democracy James Th. Beemam Kart Bank Fonane Kanewhecoutto Teginteture Tumary Apeuat Robin Jt Hudnall

Untitled Fragment Surges With Nighttime Strife and Fear

A chaotic passage depicts a tense scene on a porch where screams for help mingle with birds and the environment. A man retrieves a wounded martin while a crowd endures fear as a brutal incident unfolds, leaving a feeling of unsettled suspense.

Call for Honorary Memorial for Kanawha Valley Figured Leader

A reader letter urges erecting a public memorial for a distinguished hunter and explorer tied to early Virginia and Kentucky settlement. The piece argues for a park or public space in the city to honor his legacy and notes ties to Kanawha valley history and notable figures such as Jincker T. Washington. It pleads for community fundraising and official action to honor this historical figure.

Walter Gazette Daniel Manne Hunte Kt Agrminin Tite Jen Kentucky Naansshoro Sissouri Jincker T. Washington Kanawha Valley Sone Dereon Haniel Hrone Ely

Price of Curiosity and a Muskrat Tale

In a curious tale from Break O' Day, a young muskrat learns through risk that curiosity about danger can cost more than it saves. A Longlegs the Heron ambushes the muskrat while investigating a hunting bird, teaching a hard lesson about safety and the limits of curiosity.

Jerry Muskrat Jyar Mother Stuskrat Muskrat Langleee Muskrate Olice Mother Biuskrat Ratton Joe Otter Laonglegs Meron Longleen Gray Longitge

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