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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1925

Page

6

Antidote for Usury Credit Unions Proposed in Legislation

The piece urges passage of the Cannon Mine bill to incorporate savings and credit unions. It argues unions offer small savers access to fair credit, reducing reliance on loan sharks. Cites federal support and success in Europe and several states, noting potential benefits for wage earners and thrift education.

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Inheritance Tax Debate Highlights Florida Growth Push

A Richmond Mellon speech warns against inheritance taxes and overlapping systems that burden revenue. He notes Florida’s constitutional amendment banning inheritance taxes attracts capital and investment, fostering state development and influx of wealthy residents seeking opportunities.

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Taxation of inheritances and a leader’s India hunt

The piece notes two governments adopting the same revenue source for inheritance taxes. It suggests West Virginia could tax widows and children differently. It also mentions Teddy heading to India to pursue big game, contrasting with a prior hunt of the Tammany Tiger in New York.

West Virginia Teddy India New York

Tax policy and government spending under Coolidge era

The article surveys postwar federal tax plans and budget issues, noting first installment receipts around 425 million and total 1.6 billion. It cites Chairman Green predicting possible tax reductions up to 800 million, while Chairman Madden warns postwar appropriations have peaked and will grow with ordinary government needs. It calls for tax simplification, reduced nuisances in filing, and business relief, and includes comments on advertising and a jab at political pledges. It ends with a quip about Dawes and Dawes’s pipe gift and a light remark on advertising through newspapers.

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Fragmented Memoir Dialogues and Reminiscences in a Haunting Past

A patchwork reminiscence blends domestic life, shared memories, and reflections on money, loans, and family ties. It recounts a neighborly loss, the tragedy of Ed Womeldorft, and the quiet dignity of country folk amid urban travel scenes and old world contrasts.

West Virginia Editors Say on Senate Session and World Views

A fragmented historical column reflects on the Senate's early session, party leadership, and public reaction. It weaves in references to prominent figures, media commentary, and a critique of governance amid wartime-era concerns. The piece delves into public discourse, religious sentiment, and calls for restraint while touching on broader social issues.

Opera Disaster and Wartime Echoes Across the Nation

The account blends a chaotic review of a Wagner opera mishap with references to wartime civic leadership. It recalls a stage incident where a soprano was injured and later a company accuses the Met of safety concerns while noting political figures and disasters across Barrackville and Jamison No. 7.

Dudding Seeks Million Dollar University Here

Prisoners Relief Society proposes spending about one million dollars for property, buildings, and equipment to open the Letha Watts Memorial University in West Virginia to teach trades to convicts. The plan asks state tax exemption, with initial intake of 50 students, aiming up to 2000, no tuition charged, and students returned to home states after training. The letter to the West Virginia Tax Commissioner details aims, funding, and legal basis for exemption.

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More Truth Than Poetry About Debts To France

A satirical verse questions wartime debts and interest repayments to France, ridiculing demands for reimbursement while mocking hypocrisy. It cites a character Jane Shanson and her struggle with income taxes as a frame for uncovering financial blame and fairness.

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Toreador Wins Spanish Heiress in Aftermath of Romance

Madrid report recounts torero Bernardo Cartellis aka Casillas who met an Asturias heiress in Mexico. He killed a bull to honor her, they fled to Spain, faced abduction charges, then were freed by magistrates and married amid family objections. Also notes a Denver whist incident and a Brazil explorer sending wireless reports to the Royal Geographic Society.

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Kearns Launches War on Flies in WV Schools

Dr. Frank N. Kearns state medical inspector sends a spring campaign letter to school boards urging removal of fly breeding sites. He warns flies spread disease and urges thorough cleaning of homes and privies. The missive stresses targeting breeding places and community action.

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