Charleston Gazette Morning Edition September 13 1925
The Charleston Gazette pages show the 1925 edition with advertising rates for mail and Sunday editions, ownership by The Daily Gneeny Company, and a church schedule note. A Bible verse is presented as a morning thought from Psalms 139 9.
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Pabilakea
West Virginia
Arjogiatid Press
Fae Amocsted Preas
Sii Uswes
B. David CO
Lac
A. BR
Keator
New York
Hartford
Chicago
Gresspess Omics
Poviomee
Charisston
W. V
Mr White's frank view on West Virginia smokeless coal
President E. E. White of the Smokeless Coal Operators association speaks in the Gazette on anthracite strikes and New England market plans. He warns against over production, urges fair pricing, stable markets, and unified sales, plus better advertising and consumer education to win New England buyers.
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E. E. White
Smokeless Coal Operators Association
West Virginia
New England
Mr. White
White
Smokeless Association
Bureau of Statistics
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Admonitions on Liberty Echo Public Debate
The piece reflects on Mr. White's candid but hopeful remarks about the all rail rate and its challenges. It laments a turn away from liberty as the nation faces complexities and questions whether citizens will take time to think.
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White
Palestine
Rome
Mohammed
Hermann
Kaiser
Brutus
Nero
Caligula
Washington
Liberty
America
Disposition of Alien Property and Mixed Claims Findings
The article explains congressional decisions on returning or retaining German Austrian and Hungarian private and government property held by the Alien Property Custodian, pending the Mixed Claims Commission report due around January 1926. It outlines legal grounds, past settlements, and estimated total awards, plus notes on the Dawes plan and Knox Porter terms. It also covers the commission's structure, scope, and final potential totals between $200,000,000 and $260,000,000 in claims.
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Congress
Mixed Claims Commission
United States
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Berlin
Paris
Commission
Dawes
Commission Against Germany
Allen
Reporter Notes on Broadway Life and Personalities
A jaded tour through New York's theater and social world highlights Philip Sousa's band, Broadway figures, and nightlife antics. The column names editors, actors, and moguls, from Maury Paul to Juno Han sen, detailing club dances, scandals, and recovery stories amid 1925 society.
Bug A Boos Satire on General Mitchell and Aviation Demotion
A satirical feature mocks General Mitchell and aviation practice, claiming he was demoted faster than a Tennessee rapist and describing a chain from general to private with exaggerated military folly. It lampoons Washington reaction and imagines a future war in the clouds.
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Mitchell Ha
Tennessee
Health Hints on Radium Paint Hazards in Watch Factories
A 1925 report from the Harvard School of Public Health details radium and X ray exposure among women in watch paint shops. It notes bone degeneration, luminous dust contamination on bodies, and steps to protect workers including separate rooms, gloves, high neck aprons, and regular blood tests.
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Hrevard, School of Public Health
Boston
Witteli
Xia
Watch
Iivestigatora
Liberalism and heredity in civilization debate by Wigwam
Indianap olis September 12 Albert Edward Wigwam, noted author, warned that civilization worsens without intelligent guidance. He argued heredity outshines environment in shaping future intellect and virtue, and condemned conservatives, pessimists, optimists, and nearsimists while praising liberals as capable of rebuilding society without prejudice.
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J. L. Meddoff
Indianapolis
Albert
Edward Wigsam
Wigwam
Imax
Wlagem
Avila
Wikghin
CivH war voices and troop mustering in early state history
Civil War era reports show federal troops mustered for a three month service while newspapers from Staunton and West Virginia echo a Virgini a Vindicator claim that Thomas Jackson with 10 000 men could march on Washington and settle the conflict.
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Staunton
Thomas Jack
Washington
Oman
Alleged Bankrupt Sought by Court in Involuntary Petition
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Roberta by three creditors on August 14. The court issued public notice for Roberta to appear by October 11 to plead or answer. failure to do so may lead to adjudication. Authorities report efforts to locate Roberta but she remains missing.
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M. I
Tam
Ste
Ararried
Lowhwald
D. A
United States
Marisant
Sepa
Iman
Aertt
A. L. Roberta
Stenoer
Azainar
Tankruptcy
Ayers
Mottesweard Ham
Roberts
Roberta
Roparta Ia
Marahal Workman
Fimula
Strict stop regulation to intensify enforcement citywide
Police acting chief Captain Dan Smith announced strict enforcement at arterial intersections starting tomorrow. He said drivers must come to a full stop, citing city figures that stop-sign signs reduced accidents by about 86 percent. Bond for violators may rise from one to two dollars after Chief John Britton returns from an automobile tour.
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Dan Smith
John Britton
Mays Williams firm to handle Portsmouth Public Service ads
The Mays Williams Co of Charleston has been retained as advertising counsel for the Portsmouth Public Service Co. The campaign targets Portsmouth, Ironton, and surrounding areas with newspaper and streetcar advertising. The agency also handles Charleston branding and regional accounts including large national clients.
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Mays-Williams Company
Charleston
Portsmouth Public Service Coarpany
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Publfe Service
Amerycan Gas and Electric Company
West Virginia Water and Electric Company
Charlesdon Company
Mays-Wiliams
Portymouth Public Service
Ironton
Mays-Willame Company
Ie Ont
West Virginia
Farse Ciocimnall Concern
Missouri
Agency
Charlenton
Belco-Lighp secures ice cream cabinet contract
H Th BGipp, Belco-Lighe branch manager in Chaples tow, announced the contract to install Frigidaire ice cream cabinets in Dayton at 1 250 000. He said cabinets cost 400 each and savings will repay the investment as popularity of Frigidaire cabinets grows nationwide. Charleston branch on Kanawha street was equipped. Miners Atl reports a New York trip for 125 miners and families aboard the Majestic as a strike unfolds near Scranton.
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H. Th. Bgipp
Belco-Lighe
Chaples~ Tow
Dayton
Focal
Charleston
Kanawha Street
Virginia
New York
Scranton
Truth Will Out As Sheik Eats Garlic
A jagged clipped item reports Rudolph Valenting in a Russian officer uniform, fined $50 for speeding. The court notes dispute over drinking prior to arrest while breath test disputed. other names appear in brief notices and upcoming events.
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Sheik
Los Angeles
Rudolph Valenting
Coasick
Atio
Aetoune Furthcer
Sir Lavoe
Valenting
Marie
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