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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
6
The piece questions whether states that bar the death penalty can justify private killings. It asks who judges such acts and where the line is drawn, warning that allowing vigilante killings would place dangerous power in unscrupulous hands. It posits revisiting the stance if these issues could be answered.
A reflective column argues that miracles and luck are myths and that true opportunity arrives for the industrious and faithful. It cites leaders like Cyrus, Caesar, Napoleon, Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln as examples who failed at times yet were visited again when effort aligned with aspiration.
Opinion piece examines merciful killings from Paris to Cresco and Englewood. It notes multiple cases where relatives or individuals killed to end suffering and questions if the line can be drawn. The author cites medical advances and insists on strong ethical limits against killing, despite public sympathy.
TheWyoming case to annul Fall leases gains delay as Cal R W Stewart James E ONeill H M Blackmer and H M Osler vanish abroad amid subpoenas. Critics claim a conspiracy to shield those involved while government seeks testimony on the controversial Continental Trading Company affair and the Vanderbilt hotel conference.
A fragment from a Burgess bedtime tale features Polly and Chuck in a dreamlike sequence aboard a green meadow setting. The dialogue hints at a new home on the Green Meadows while characters grapple with ownership and future plans.
Fragmentary notes refer to Johnny Chuck and Bully Chloe in a falling cut story, with T. W. Burgess Copy and a line about a runner. Details are unclear but indicate a local newspaper snippet about two figures and an action sequence.
A fragmented dispatch portrays Parisian nightlife with depictions of American expatriates, locals, and establishments in Montmartre and Hop Saint-Della. It sketches social scenes, patrons, and interactions across a border of cultures, highlighting travel, dating, and fashionable crowds in a bustling urban milieu.
A chaotic 1930s style report mixes sports stars and officials. Denver figures include LAiles Loe, Elsh, Lenny Melty and Duty Lawry alongside jumpers Barney Riley and Ta ire Haugen as crowds watch a snowbound athletic show. The piece ties in Ku Klux Klan tensions and prison hearings led by Governor Sweet, with Colorado figures and law enforcement moving hearings from Canon City to Colorado Springs.
The Chirlston YWCA basketball team competed in a local tourney, with players Merloin Maiti, Marjorie Hutchinaga, Hee Collins, Staci Jennings and others listed. A separate Liverpool prison show featured women convicts performing "Winderwin" amid courtroom controversy over judges and venue changes.
Charleston Realtors discuss extending industrial zones and permitting rules at a chamber of commerce meeting. Members critique state health permits and urge a streamlined process to attract plants, with figures citing prior investments and potential job gains.
Dawes faced hazing over absenteeism as Vice President Dawes failed to attend inauguration and the Senate debate on Warren nomination. The scene included reactions from Senator Norris of Nebraska and other lawmakers amid tense chamber exchanges and a high speed taxi dash to the Capitol.
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