Charleston Gazette March 4 1925 front page
The Charleston Gazette prints daily West Virginia news and ads with subscription rates. This March 4 1925 issue lists carrier and mail rates, staff credits, and an opening thought on truth as life over words, reflecting era journalism and local notices.
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Sundway
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West Virginia
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All News Dispatchen
GEO. B. David Co., Inc
A. H. Reator
Newe York
Hartford
Chicago
New West Virginia Governor Gore Takes Office Amid Broad Support
The Gazette greets Howard M. Gore as West Virginia’s new governor, praising his nonpartisan rise and broad backing. It notes the governor’s strong potential to shape legislation, the Democratic Senate’s cooperative stance, and the party’s unity in backing state progress over partisan aims.
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Washington
West Virginia
Coolidge
Westginia
Howard M. Gore
Old Guard
Mr. Gore
Jake Fisher
Democratic Party
State Senate
West
West Viria
Agricule
West Virginia editors note a chaotic week in Wheeling
The filamented text chronicles a turbulent period in Wheeling with scattered mentions of public figures, legal actions, and civic concerns. It references the penitentiary, court cases, and local governance, signaling upheaval and contested decisions affecting the Wheeling area.
Confused OCR Transcript Mentions Wartime Warlike Weather Parade
Fragmented text resembles a chaotic OCR of a wartime era page listing names, places, and events. It references Weather conditions, meetings, and various personal names like Yuri, Virgil, and Eileen alongside scattered place markers. The legible facts are minimal and the passage remains highly garbled.
Bits of State History and Names Sprawl in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous personal names, places, and terms, including Meredith, Stevenson, Matthews, and various geographic and political references. The garbled snippet suggests a historical or biographical compilation with many proper nouns, dates, and locales, but coherence is limited.
New York Day by Day Fragment Amid Ocean of Text
A chaotic OCR fragment from a New York daily page covers varied, unreadable sections. It mentions storms, voices, and scattered names with little coherent reporting or identifiable events.
Burgess Bedtime Stories Lightly Told in Green Forest
An illustrated Theron Burges tale unfolds with Plunger the mole and friends observing a queer object near the barn. Forest inhabitants like Striped Chipmunk and Happy Jack Squirrel watch as Palmer Brown's boy builds a pulley device, sparking curiosity about its purpose.
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Parmer
Borner
Tyson
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Ho Livelieet
Chatterer
Red Squirerel
Happy Jack Squirrel
Sammy Joy
Blackey the Crow
Plunger
Palmer Brewnts
Striped Chipmunk
Hanpy Jack
Green Forest
Synitny Jay
Blicky
Mark Brown
Rule Keeps Wife From Suing Husband Court Debate
A fragmented 1920s court note describes Mayet Tal suing her husband over a vehicle claim. The text notes a crash and defense that the accident resulted from the husband’s actions and a premotion by the vehicle, with appeals through lower courts and continued legal action.
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Mayet Tal
Vanuel
Ether A. Duin
Voleda
Tatius R
Monroeville
Admit Furb ee to Practice in Murhes City Ceremony
A chaotic clipping notes an admitting ceremony for Furb ee to practice in Murhes Parkeorsburg with several city attorneys in attendance. Names such as Lin Gout seasion and Kentite White appear among a list of attendees along with miscellaneous phrasing about guests and security. A random line mentions a fire thrower as a weapon in the African jungle, spoken by student W. B. Held.
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M. EK. Hodges
Franklin
Dur
W. B. Held
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