Charleston Gazette 1926 Opinion and Tariff Debate
The Charleston Gazette surveys political issues of June 1926 including candidate stances on redistricting taxation and water power bills. It critiques President Coolidge's Tariff Commission picks, describing pro tariff bias and governance concerns with Sherman J. Lowell and E. B. Brosnard amid sugar industry debates.
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Tariff Commission
Custer
Baldwin
Brossard
New York Evening “Post
Afr
Lowell
Patrons of Husbandry
Home Market Club
American Protective Tariff League
Wakeman’s Tariff Bureau
Culbertson
Costigan
Emporia “Gazette
Commission
Coolidge
Tariff Commission appointments threaten nonpartisan relief
The piece argues four suspicions are correct about Brossard and sugar lobby ties. It examines Alfred Dennis’s testimony and outlines proposed commission reconstitution, predicting partisan control until 1934 and reduced consumer relief unless appointments are blocked. It notes potential salary issues and calls for cautious confirmation.
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Brossard
Comer
Clark
DeLong
Simpson
Wallace
Alfred P. Dennis
Senure
Tariff Commission
Senate
Mama Darty Fap
Tern
Alfred
Weninerat Thomas
Marvin
Chin
Glassie
Southern Tariff League
National Tariff Council of Denver
Lowell
E. B. Brossard
Congress
Unit rule in presidential elections and party processes
The piece argues the unit rule lets states control presidential delegations by instructing them to vote as a unit, tracing its origins to conventions, noting variations under primaries, and debating its compatibility with democracy and the two-thirds rule. It cites McKinley era use, calls the rule democratic in local self rule, and questions broader reform.
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McKinley
Commander Byrd Homecoming News From Pole Flight
The report narrates Admiral Byrd returning to America from a polar flight amid public celebration led by New York Mayor James Walker. It notes critics and supporters of aviation influence and includes commentary on his mother’s reaction and the broader reaction to aviation advances.
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Dyn -Beave
Amurtena
Ameriga
North Pole
New York
Ant O
Arctic
Byrd Telte
Walker
Pole
Syria
Bealtie
West Virginia transit plans and local notices in 1920
In West Virginia a motor bus system was planned by the Moo nongulla V tranxport company of Fair mutt. Noble Tub er and Bent Ro deo Temple members will attend the Mount Tope installation on July 5 1920. Cornwall Day will be celebrated near Wennyboro, honoring a notable West Virginian born nearby. George Midean of Weckley was found guilty of burning his own home in Traleteh arimiral court. WIL R. Woot died of heart failure while driving near Summers county. Mrs Elsaveth Basham's widow was reported blown up with dynamite. Rev Dr Nobert J Yank, head of the Eble, resigns from Morin Muryey college near Barbouravilla. Steedy town paid $150 for damages during a curdraction incident. A man and a woman from Cathiun county faced charges under the Stann Whitalove Act.
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Charterton
Parkeraburg
Canturn Tenavingyl
Washington
Balthmore
de Beink
Moonongulla V Tranxport Company
Fairmutt
Affiliated Companion
Noble Tuber
Willamton, Sr
Olenitakies
Bent Rodeo Temple
Charleston
Henl Keedem Shhrine Club
Nuapleme
Peonsboro Kiwanni Club
Wennyboro Watertounds
Kiwaniaun
Cornwall Day
George Midean
Weckley
Traleteh Arimiral Court
Mire
Enat Wark
R. Woot
Low Cap
I¢hareh
Summers County
Denis
Oak Jl
Elsaveth Basham
Okey Chanving
Nobert J. Yank
Southern Methodist Church
Farrmont
Morin Muryey College
Barbouravilla
Dutier
Steedy
W. Wing van
Cathiun Chunty
Apinna Eeath
Favorite Stories of Nick in a Southern Town Beckons
Irvin Cabb presents a quirky tale centered on Nick, a crizeie-neaded factotum in a small southern assembly room. The narrative reveals Nick’s strict secrecy about his domestic tragedy, his reactions to Aunt Hattie, and a planned wedding that stirs gossip as neighbors listen to his whispered confidences about marriage.
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Nick
Effie
Sore Tetter
Meride
Bouin
Holt
Great Lovers And Pushcart Kings Of New York Day by Day
The piece surveys New York’s so called great lovers and itinerant pushcart merchants, noting society fascination with romantic weekends and the rise of self styled kings of the street economy including Morris Karger, who began with five dollars and built a valued empire. It touches on social commentary about romance, migration, and urban life in 1926.
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New York
Anyariaihy
Romeo
Almoat
Morria Karger
Luesia
America
Thors U
Fragmented poem fragment from Eguaica era publication
A garbled historical OCR piece presents a fragmented poem or prose with references to power, fear, and social themes. The text appears corrupted, with many misspellings and unclear names, yet hints at political or social critique and a call to action.
Fragmentary Opinion on Editorial Policy Sparks Debate
A reader writes in opposition to policy and accuses a publisher of biased reporting. The piece argues newspapers are fallible yet defend the integrity of journalism while criticizing what it calls misleading “newspaper talk.”
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Amea
Health and Exercise Advice From Old Scout Panel
A 1926 feature discusses sane athletic practices for all ages, stressing moderate, supervised activity. It emphasizes avoid overexertion, medical checkups before starting, and careful bathing and exercise under professional guidance to protect heart and blood vessels. It includes anecdotes about scouts, Girl Scouts, and advice from a physician friend.
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Mino
Ras
Gene Dleman
Interstate Park
Bear Mountain
Becaue
Tion
Ciena
Piaya
Medical Q A on varicose veins and back strength
Reader asks about varicose veins treatment and back strengthening. Column notes partial remedies and a proposed diet plus outdoor activity. Dr. Copeland promises responses to proper inquiries, with mailed letters to Royal A Copeland in care of the office.
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Dr. Copeland
Royal A. Copeland
Marvier, Inc
The Sage of the Break O Day Tales
Farmer Crown spies a rare duck hawk pair nesting on a cliff ledge high above the valley. He carefully climbs toward the nest while observing Killer and his mate from a distance, noting wing shapes and flight patterns. The hawks react to his presence but remain wary as the Duck Hawk nest is revealed to be within reach of the cliff summit.
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Rothachid
Zlaniam
Palestina
Teothachild
Urewath
Lalextine
Trown
Baylang
Fran
Farmer Crown
Jeduen
Deer Rock
Killer
Brown
Ie Wau
Tilller
Ara
Kuler
Algo
Lise
Farmer Brown
Duck Hlawke
Hawk
Joliet
Durgevad
Washington Day Amid War Debates and Budget Threads
The Senate debated wartime finance and rehabilitation measures as Secretary Jardine and Secretary Andrews met with Capitol leaders. A vote was expected on farm relief while the alien property office saw authorization, and inquiries touched Pennsylvania campaign funds.
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Senate
Jardine
Hear
Andrews
Cuathitinn
Panate Judiciary
U. Manay
Pennsylvania
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