Why Warren Nomination Sparks Constitutional Debate
The piece argues President Coolidge oversteps in nominating Warren for attorney general after senate rejection. It notes the constitutional requirement of advice and consent, contrasts historical practice, and questions whether executive pressure can override senate advice while raising tariff and wage-cut concerns amid New England textile workers.
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Warren
Coolidge
Senate
Supreme Court
X. United States
Forthcom
Washington
Charles J .B. Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee
Committee
New England
Penitentiary Report Highlights WV Prison Demographics
The West Virginia penitentiary biennial report for the year ending June 30, 1924, notes 1,622 inmates with 85 women, with Harrison county leading in prisoner count at 122 and McDowell totaling 143. It details wardens Smith's report, and features descriptions of steel cell halls with running water, electric lights, and sunlit cells.
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West Virginia
Harrison County
Kanawha County
McDowell
Smith
Moundsville prison life praised in annual report
Warden Smith uncovers a self sufficient complex with housing dining and religious services. The 212 acre prison farm provides food while workshops publish a magazine Work and Hope and a theater and radio entertain inmates. Critics caution the rosy view may woo readers to prison life.
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Waren Smith
State Penitentiary
Carpenter Shop
Mound Park
Moundsville
Congress
Warden Smith
Death curse tale sparks Paris mystery and a bank ad case
A Paris death curse claimed three men including Lord Northcliffe and Maurice Long with Andre Tunesqu dying next. The tale notes a 4 year arc and questions fate amid a boastful newspaper headline. It also reports a savings bank advertising conference in San Francisco where Jean Blum praised ads boosting deposits and trust.
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Paris
Lord Northcliffe
Maurice Long
Indo-China
Andre Tunesqu
Tumesqu
Northcliffe
Long
Rence
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Jean Blum
Blum
West Virginia editorica plea on Bishop Quayty and forest policy
West Virginia editors discuss the death of Bishop Quayty of the Methodist Episcopal Church and critique government policy. The piece links his death to broader forestry and reforestation efforts, naming agencies and local officials while debating tax and land management implications for public forests. It emphasizes a call for responsible stewardship and critiques for political inaction.
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Doung
Williai A. Wuaste
Methodist Episcopal Ohuren
Chirac
Bishon
Cheotoateat Sehonta
Peeters Co
Chek
Neria
Onl
Truth Beyond Poetry In A Miner’s Bedside Tale 1924
A fragmented, surreal text invokes Moyntty and a dying king as doctors and nurses crowd the bedside. The piece threads through care, duty, and pain, hinting at labor and rest, with scattered names and odd phrases shaping a bleak, dreamlike medical scene.
Carl Rigrish Receives National Master Rank Honor
Carl Rigrish earns a national Master rank in the League of Corte Rilem, one of over four hundred boys in the United States reaching this level. Curtis Publishing promises a desirable position upon completion of studies, and interviewed women workers in government surveys report long eight-hour shifts at packing plants.
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Doh
League of Corte Rilem
United States
Curtis Publishing Company
Gach
Filinuis
Sale
Burgess Bedtime Stories
Fragmented OCR text recounts scenes with Burgess bedtime tales and characters. The piece shifts through dreamlike moments and descriptive asides showing a childlike journey through meadows and a creek, ending with a line about remaining near a familiar place.
Johnny and Polly Charm in Old Orchard Mystery
In a muddled narrative set near an Old Orchard, Johnny Chuck and Polly engage with peculiar locals and a shadowy figure. Johnny obsesses over a bank tale while Polly tracks a curious character named Ghuck Up there, hinting at romance and secrecy as the two navigate small town quirks and whispered confidences.
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Poly Chuck
Shea
Otelard
Rae
Piiga
Saurber Ghuck
Polly ‘Ehack
Polly
Montmartre Night Life Described In Erratic Journal Sketch
A garbled narrative from Paris's Montmartre portrays late night scenes with diverse locals including a police inspector, students, a long-haired student, and a pair of colorful women. The piece wanders through coffee houses, street lights, and social mischief as dawn approaches, noting pricing differences between Left and Right Bank eateries.
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Varis
Mar
Georgette
Lulu
Gaby
Charlotte
Aloot
Mihes
Montwartre
Aelther
Bugs Baer Ridicules European Frauds in New York
A satirical tirade targets a pretend European duke and foreign pretenders, recounting bungled credentials, fake chateaus, and odd payments. The piece lampoons cash-and-carry schemes and American tolerance for pompous outsiders, ending with a jab at cross Atlantic pretensions.
Former Governor Cornwell at Rotary Lunch in Charleston
Former Governor Inka Cracell, accompanied by Purntel Whlood, attended a Rotary Club lunch in Charleston. Speakers included new state secretary George Sharp on West Virginia forest conservation and fire protection, plus plans to host the Women’s Glee Club at Oberlin College for a April 4 concert. Rotary members from multiple towns attended, supporting Club work for underprivileged children.
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Inka
Cracell
Honer
Rotery
Ub Bineheouw
Kanawha
Cornwell
Purntel Whlood
Westetony
Charleston
Rotary
Mate
George Wo Sherp
Marald W. Lage
Sharp
West Virginina
Tech
Virginia
Prita Eoves
Geil
Shite
Pachhontas
West Virginia
Rane
Jucheon
Atay
Rotary Board of Erectors
Waard
Obertan College
Thin City
Montgomery
Luther Montgomery
B. Hooper
R. A Fudge
K. Robinson
C. Smallridge
Stacery
G. T. Lancaster
C. Morten
B. E Claypool
D. P. Brown
A. J. Kincaid
R. O'Connor
Elkins
Max Maxwell
W. Turley
Logan
State Appeals Proceedings in Intermediate Court
Judge Henry K. Black presided as 14 state appeal cases were disposed of in the intermediate court. Five cases were heard in defendants absence with guilty verdicts and sureties issued. Defendants named include Harry Simpson Basil Carnes and Harson Osman. Several misdemeanors were continued with bonds set for various defendants. Oscar Clark was discharged and other indictments were adjourned to the next term.
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Henry K. Black
Harry Simpson
Mores Peoples
WP. Winston
Basil Carnes
Harson Osman
Tom Garten
Si Hend
Wiliam Arten
Ta Gregory
Charles Harlest
Rurcey
Miers
Oscar Clark
Myers
Menry Hicks
Agate
Sant Weekly
H.W. Brannan
Unie
A&a Weg
Charles Hindon
Seth Hanshaw
Boy Killed by Insane Man in Buprat New York
On March 14 in Buprat New York a boy was shot and killed on West Erly Street by a stray man encountered during an errand. The killer, described as a stranger, displayed no motive, and authorities said the assailant may have sudden insanity. The boy’s mother worked nearby as a stander.
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New York
Notre Dame
Endurhoe
Dante
Niagara Palle
Paris
Buprat N.Y
Westerly Street
Nermin Higdell
Richards
Fragmented OCR Text Teases Historical Notes and Nonsense
The readable lines hint at a dated oddities piece mentioning fountain pens, sealed weapons, cash demands, and a stray reference to American or Hungarian names. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to anchor a concise news item.
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Carl Rigrish
U.S
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Sete
Johnny
Thor
Oe Raye
Saman Jay
M. Burgess
the West Story
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McIntyre
Hex
Montmartre
Tate T
Chez Marlinne
Baris
Helne
Bugs Baer
Wpes
Cave of the Fallen Arches
America
Amy Monorla
Fifth Avenue
Daxa Bank
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Lake
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