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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1925

Page

6

Colorful figure Sam Dreben dies in Hollywood life of danger

A Russian immigrant and famed soldier Sam Dreben died at 47 in Hollywood after a life packed with adventure from Mexico to Europe and the Philippines. Pershing called him the bravest man he knew as Dreben fought with Villa, served in World War I, and earned medals from France and Italy.

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State seeps to fund cities via taxes and bonds

A lengthy critique argues West Virginia cities face growing costs from water, fire, health, and street services. It notes tax burdens on counties and state aid, questioning the value of city taxes while urging reform in Wheeling, Charleston, Huntington, and others.

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Political Punch and the Lawmaking Habit in 1920s America

A critical examination of labor and political tactics in the 1920s. The AFL challenged the 1924 Republican convention over peace diplomacy, while Roosevelt and Wilson are invoked as models of principled action. The piece laments labor’s lack of practical punch and warns of lawmakers' love for new statutes, urging vigilant citizenship and voting as the real sanction. It closes with a poetic image of spring and children chalking on sidewalks.

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McINTYRE Day by Day in a Distant Era

Fragmented OCR text depicts expatriated ladies at a luxury event with social bustle, fashion notes, and hotel envy. It weaves dreamlike scenes of parties, gowns, and theater planning around a central figure and a long nostalgic rhythm. The piece laments rising costs and changing social rituals among a waning old guard.

More Truth Than Poetry Danger in Commmency and Fence Maintenance

A fragmented verse urges vigilance and preparation for protection of farms and buildings. It calls for keeping fences, engines, and equipment ready, planning for possible damage from weather, and avoiding complacency to preserve security and steady progress.

Beguiling Scramble of Names and Phrases in Odd Text

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns and scattered phrases, mixing people like Nandini and Helene Berle with places and vague events. The jumbled lines reference spring imagery, spying, revenue agents, and political tension, but lack coherent narrative or discernible claim.

Radio listings fragment of 1940s US stations and acts

A dense OCR of radio programming notes lists dozens of stations from cities like Atlanta Chicago New York and Philadelphia with mentions of orchestras choirs soloists and programs. It includes times, performers such as pianists vocalists and ensembles, and notes on talk and advertisement elements across many networks.

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Washington Day In The Nation What Went Wrong

A fragmented, error filled chronicle cites a three week Supreme Court recess General Pershing appointment and a suite of global and domestic issues. It references land grants probes Coolidge funds treaty signings with Cuba and an international exposition in Philadelphia while interspersed garbled lines recall a spring ritual and odd courtroom musings with unclear events and misheard names.

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