Air defense debate and cryptic poem end Charleston Gazette piece
The article contains an editorial on air defense critiques by Mitchell and Rear-Admiral Moffett, assessing their arguments and rhetoric. It also includes a reflective morning thought and a closing verse about summer ending and powers at rest, with local newspaper flavor and period tone.
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Daliz Ganette Company
West Virginia
Getty
Batty
Wetsids
Carrier Nates
Sally
Associated Press
Etherwine
Ea - B. David Co, Inc
A. Keaton
Martford
Chicske —Pe Lri & Telephones
Gatnoum
Editorial Rapmay
Postoffice
Charleston
LaFollette Victory Shifts Wisconsin Senate Fate
The Wisconsin senatorial primary reshapes GOP power as Young LaFollette defeats Roy Wilcox. Supporters cite his progressive stance, campaign vigor, and name recognition, arguing voters backed his vision over the elder La Follette’s legacy. The piece links to naval reform parallels via Mitchell and Sims.
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Wisconsin
Coolidge
LaFolder
Senate
LaFollette
la Follette
Roy F. Wilcox
Robert M. BaFollette, Jr
Ceat
United States Senate
Washington
Public confidence in navy shaken by Shenandoah loss and plane scare
Rebuttal notes ongoing public unease over naval incidents including the Shenandoah disaster and a near loss of plane No. 1. Colonel Mitchell stands as the most forceful critic, his dramatic stance making him a symbol of opposition to perceived government missteps in the army and navy departments.
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President Coolidge
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Wronautics
Mitchell
Air Force
Navy
Communist Party
Charles Evans Hughes
Moffet
Army
William S. Sims
Roosevelt
Sims
Navy Department
Army and Navy
War Department
Paint Up and Clean Up for Fire Prevention Week
The nation promotes Paint Up and Clean Up from October 4 to 10 to reduce fire hazards. Fire chiefs and the National Fire Waste council urge communities to adopt ongoing campaigns, with chambers of commerce recognizing efforts and praising sustained upkeep beyond a single week. Charleston is humorously noted for its dance name origin.
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Commonwealth
Buffalo
National Fire Waste Council
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
West Virginia
Chambers of Commerce
The Smith Victory in New York
A reflective column credits Al Smith with defeating Hylan and Hearst as a strategic move for a 1928 presidential bid. It mocks Democratic Party drift, cites Doctor J B Lohan on typhoid inoculation, and recounts a New York Times letter about Morgan partner Mr Stettinius and the Diamond Match Company curing phosphorous burns to protect workers.
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Walker
Democratic Party
New York Times
Stettinius
Morgan
Diamond Match Company
Welsh Courage and the Mitchell Case in Wartime Times
A contentious polemic discusses the Mitchell case, the president's authority, and Welsh courage, railing at public figures and wartime policy. It references Lord Nelson, Zionist debates, and literary figures while criticizing wartime leadership and proposing stern accountability.
Washington Dispatches Step Through Turbulent Years
The report notes Catholic prelates handling Alswads church issues while Dr Wladyslaw Wrotewski resigns. A Shenandesh inquiry begins at Lakehurst next Monday. Talks cover French debt and the revaluation situation with President Coolidge as a special committee probes federal currency production and distribution. Rear Admiral Briatol cites American interests backing the Lausanne treaty in Turkey amid questions over Saklatvale. China rights inquiry to meet in Peking on December 15. Oldfield says Democratic prospects look favorable in the West.
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Civet
Alswads
Wladyslaw Wrotewski
Lakehurst
Coolidge
Briatol
Turkey
S. Saklatvale
Benatar Smoot
England
Wranee
Commission of Inquiry
China
Peking
Oldfield
Dbenyeeradle
Campelen
West
Intercepted Messages Mention Denar Boyd and Maris Dinner Wealth
A garbled 1925 intercepted message references Denar Boyd and Maris, asking about wealth and a proposed plan. The note appears from the Division of Printing, Board of Georgetown, Charleston, West Virginia, with unclear context and misspelled terms.
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Denar Boyd
Maris You
Sina
New York Women Embrace Cigarettes in Public Life
A New York Day by Day survey describes how cigarettes have become a visual symbol among women in the city. In theaters and on sidewalks, women smoke more in exclusive districts and dining rooms, with free samples in salons and mills. Smoking is increasingly seen across ages and classes, from students to grandmothers, highlighting a shift in social norms and acceptance.
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New York
Nola
Chile
Pirth
Neuerelogitt
Kmeonard
New York Garden and Public Life Amid 1920s Culture
A fragmented account describes city gardens in Unlim Square, civic gardeners paid by the city, and displays of plants in Blocnt. It references media scrutiny of public figures, a Broadway daze, and the Castle walk craze led by Healey era performances.
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New York
Unlim Square
Blocnt
BUG A BOOS Soprriett and the Fifteenth of September
The column cites dated humor, mentioning a postcard to Washington offering sixty five dollars and a joke about tax payments. It references Gene Fowler and a Midwestern or New Jersey feel, with satirical lines about paying taxes by check and non-stop streams of laughter. The piece ends with a remark on income tax totals and a patriotic Fourth of July note.
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Gene Fowler
of & Nedge
Sedan
Cherk
Fowler
Hawaii
Great Storm Reveals Honey Tree Surprise for Buster Gear
Break O Day story follows Buster Bear wandering after a great storm that toppled trees in the Green Forest. He discovers a lightning-split honey tree with honeycombs clinging to debris and bees crawling over them. He gleefully eats the honey, oblivious to the buzzing.
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Buster
Buster Bear
Huster
Bunter
Baster
Gails
New River State College expands with four departments
Special to The Gazetind Montgomery Sept 191.? Opening of the fall term marks major expansion in 30 years. Four new departments journalism public speaking mechanical and civil engineering and philosophy added. New heads named and faculty expanded as the college aims to become a full degree granting institution within a year or two. A new administration building is planned with a 3500,000 cost and four stories.
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Montgomery
Sept If
Clapsen
New River State College
Coward
F. 2
Pyle
Sean
College of Arts and Sciences
Daan IF. A. Yoke
Finch
Homer M. Derr
University of Pennsylvania
Frank Diehl
Jona Hopking University
Louis T. Wagner
Ivan Calvin Waterbury
Profextur
Ing
Waterbury
University of Chicago
The
World Today
Chicago
New York University
College of the City of New York
New York Times
Current History Magazine
Cone
New York
Troy
Ite
Ohio State University
Mont Folk
Brent
West Virginia
C. H. Martin
Tée
Kanawha
Buster’s Feast and a Stormin West Oregon Chronicle
A humorous tale follows Buster and a swarm nest as he dives into a honey feast after a dramatic storm. The narrative contrasts town life with tax inspectors and a political note about Senator Stanfield ahead of a trial.
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Byster
Lone Barr
Buster
Robert N. Stanfield
F.C. McCulloch
Stanfeld
Evolution Versus Creation in Edgar Guest Poem Parody
A damaged excerpt presents a poem like satire by Edgar A. Guest from 1855. The readable lines contrast evolution and creation themes with a crawling, winged creature reflecting on purpose and certainty.
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