Charleston Gazette 1925 coupon rates and morning edition note
The Charleston Gazette page lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including one month and three month plans, announces advertising and editorial staff connections, and reports the paper as a member of the Associated Press. It notes postal details, circulation guidance, and a morning issue from October 14, 1925 with a brief morning thought on faith.
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Virginia
Associated Press
Neww
B. David Cg., Inc
A. Kk
Keaton
Eastern Representative
42Nd St
New York
Inriferdilite
Chiengy
H Business Oolice
Jiane
PortoMce
Charleston
Bishop Browns Case and Court Interference in Church Affairs
The piece discusses Bishop Brown's appeal to the courts over ecclesiastical matters, warning that courts must not interpret religious creeds or intervene in church autonomy. It argues the separation of church and state, noting Oregon's stance and defending religious freedom against judicial overreach. It concludes Brown's legal move harms the Episcopal Church and constitutional principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brown
House of Bishops
House of Shops
Judge Burns
New Orleans
Bishop Talbot
Episcopal Church
Chary
Brown
Oregon
Supreme Court
Episco
Labor's Heart Is Sound in AFL Meeting Report
The AFL convention heard Arthur A Purcell urge affiliation with the Amsterdam International and praise Russia as a model. He urged American workers to learn from Russia and to deepen ties with Russian organized labor, reflecting debates over Bolshevism and socialism in the labor movement.
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American Federation of Labor
Arthur A. Purcell
Internaional Federation of Trade Unions
Russia
Kers
America
General Council
Tea Union Congress of Great Britain
Labor Chief Denounces Communism and Praises Economic Strength
The report cites President Green of the American labor movement criticizing Moscow backed doctrine and the Trade Union Educational League. He argues American workers favor economic strength over revolutionary change and warns against Communist influence within unions. The convention applauds his stance, affirming American labor's core consensus.
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Ternal
Ben Smith
M. P
England
Donald Dear
Canada
Roberto Haberman
Mexico
Purcell
Great Britain
Green
America
Moscow
Trade Union Educational League
Communist Party
American Labor Movement
New England Carpet Makers Rebel Against Tariff
The piece argues carpet manufacturers from New England oppose the tariff, citing a 31 cent per pound duty on coarse wool from South America under the Fardney-McCumber bill. It contends tariffs raise costs for farmers and steel goods, pressure consumers, and benefit banking interests while threatening U S and European trade dynamics.
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New
Fardney-McCumber
Russia
United States
Ruge S
Europe
Columbus-Chio era smoke sale rhetoric shocks readers
A fragmented column reports on social scenes and public notices in Columbus and Chicago, describing appeals to readers to smoke and insure life, mixed with political jottings about banks, loans, and world events. It mentions figures like Edward Stevenson and references to wartime topics and labor.
Local Woman Is Lady Luck's Choice Amid Claims
A damaged clipping from a local section recounts a woman from a changeable residence near Charleton about a month ago. The text mentions a contest or win involving silver coins and a potential $30 prize, with unclear names and scattered details.
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Lady Luck
Citoice
Grey Haired Mother Sent to State Pen
A grey haired mother, 44, Cunningham, Walter, and Surly Martin Smith are tied to a plea and a confession obtained in youth, with the defense arguing she was unbrighted mentally at the time. The Lake County original court heard the case today as trial neared, detailing the alleged perjuries and the mobize that led to the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Erie
Mia
Anan Cunningham
Walter
Omarder Surly
Martin Smith
Tme
Lake County
Murad
New York Day by Day Satiric Text Confuses Readers
A sprawling excerpt from a 1926 New York Day by Day page shows garbled OCR with fragmented phrases about waiters, hotels, and city life. The rugged text references New York figures, legal climate hints, and multiple personal names amid odd word clusters, suggesting a chaotic, unreadable column.
Unclear OCR fragment on Woolworth building debate
Fragmentary text describes a dispute over Woolworth building plans and a decision by McNaughtan officials. The passage references a tower and a proposed elect do for the Metreon, with mention of Prince and a lengthy procession or tide. Details are garbled.
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Woris
Biltel
Woolworth Pre
Peter and Striped Chipmunk discuss winter storehouse plans
Peter Wondered about food storage and the Striped Chipmunk explains his well stocked storehouse. They debate nuts seeds and winter supplies while considering possible food shortages and future weather, noting how storehouses must be kept full.
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Petur
Peter
Fia
Srean
Iite
nearWipmiunt
Leton
BC Mayers
Ty Parner Brown
Brown
Hoppy
Green Forest
Just Folks In The CURyY Of Washington
Poem style piece by Herbert Pfahler reflecting on folks in Washington, with fragmented phrases and implied narrative about daily life and family dynamics, including references to a poetical voice and social scenes.
Russian Church Closes Conclave In Moscow
Moscow dispatch reports the Russian church closed its conclave after a petition to the government demanding equal rights for priests and believers under Soviet rule. Priests lament current limits on voting and religious rights for families, calling for permission to teach and conduct services freely.
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Moscow
Trirsatan Ios Toran
Snce
Koverniaat
Royal couple slip in Berlin unnoticed
Unclear text reports a royal couple, Trinee Thiltlype of Hesse and Princess Mafalda, slipping away in Berlin. The fragment mentions royal ranks, allegiance, and an event tied to the Adlon, with garbled details about recognition and a potential public reaction.
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Berlen
Beruts
Trinee Thiltlype
Hesse
Mafalda
Aviv
Adlon
Kanawha Company Granted Charter Amid Broad Registrations
Charters issued by the secretary of state authorize Kanawha Company with a $24,000 capital and several Kanawha and Roane area operations. The text also notes formation of the American Workers of America WHA with headquarters at 73 Capitol Street, and outlines aims including labor mediation, amalgamating workers, and wage enhancements. Other listed charters include The Guntch Theatres, various manufacturing and distribution firms, and multiple names across Charleston, Wheeling, and Morgantown.
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Ov and Gas Company
Chie wMooyrt Clendenin
Kanawha
Roane Voiates
Ghee Hope
Aye
MW. Robertson
J. P. Minds
Young
J. W. Parris
WHA
Capitel Street
Ls City
Mike
Tate Shuey
Individuld
Tie Jagt
Matts
Ite
C. CG
Grimira
Owe Dames
Tyler
WH. Jeninson
Z. W. Siemens
Chorlerton
Ag Fatness
Guntch
Bremived
ALA Dite
Rate He Little
Wiccuray Tlh
Mose Phote B
Evgant
EE. Wueteweh
Alto Bramwalt
Mittehier Purnitnire Company
Pallesb
Umes
Liniela Distributing Company
Witter Street
Wheeling
Chemicals
Key Sin
Wigeheth Barnes
Marstins Ferny
Mayr Free
Lee FP
Dobbe
Amanda &. Hyens
Th. B. Hiveht
Wheel Sanitary Tani Manufacturing Company
Morgantown
A. St
Durquenna
J. W. Wes
CHL
Maxwell Cow
Huston
K. I. Rone
Mioruantown
Toveyvertey
Pata Cororation
Ronceverte
Real Estate Transfers Detailed by County Clerk
Real estate transfers recorded in the county court clerk's attes list multiple parcels. Transfers include John E. Hirsnes to Charles Peters on Brooks Street for $5 and other considerations, and numerous other deeds: Stephen Fisher, John Lium, and William Awean, among others, conveyances across blocks and streets with varying nominal sums and other considerations.
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John E. Hirsnes
Charles G. Peters
Brooks Street
Sistueda
Bate Ean
Charest
Lee Astworth
Imurderre
Tyne
North Charleston
Conikidera Ion
Thabias
Weaneia
Hanne
Charlestan
JW. Mackley
EMK Teeiming Company
Rue San@y
OT Tyrey
Edward, Peay
Rigek
Levi
Thantan
Kanawha Vale
South Charleston Notes and Obituaries Patch
South Charleston news lists Mrs I Slaw of Lewisburg visiting family, church auxiliary plans, and multiple obituaries. Entries mention Mr Robert Tron, Zell and Messinda Mav, and several local residents with events from a car accident to a death from acute indigestion. Funeral details and church service plans are included for Breaga Memorial.
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Slaw
Lewisburg
Robert Tron
Zell
Dagster Messinda
Maddax
St Welogs
Willman
Thursdis
Aspelha
South Charloaran
Darlington M. 1
Shuren
Robert Brabyin
Uhiweten
Lin Kuella
Robert Trabbin
Porge Thone
Herbert Roberts
Merle
Partansayen
Union
Mes Searge Childry
Elgama Avenue
Howme
Ilinosa
Deesiy Calvert Brightwell
Figarly Avenue
Lowa
Brightwell
Uesale paUbert
Firginia
Davis
Charleston
Charles Inge
Cincinnati
Tne
Murginin
Bark
Jordin
Ant P Mnasayaie
Talbert Tyge
Charlysten
Eark
Breaga Memorial
Servicea
Peank Brown
Ann
Warren
Tofa
Schwender
Riverside
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Ty Thurston W. Burgess
Chita Ik
Omy Statehouse
the West
Peter Guizzes
Tippy Jack
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Washington
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Wales
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