Daily Gracht Publishes West Wiratian News Rates 1925
The Charlton morning issue, dated Saturday September 19 1925, includes an Associated Press disclaimer and international dispatch rights. It lists subscription rates by month for daily and Sunday editions and features a morning thought about human drive and perseverance.
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Caplin
West Wiratain
Matladar
Camriba
Defy
Aundar
Melly
Suntsy
Memper
Associated Press
David
D., Inc
Keator
Westeran
Mateday
New York
Hartford
Veeimese
Fostoffice
Charl
Wayne
New York Mayor Result Sparks Tammany Smith Clash
The Huntington Herald-Dispatch comments on the Democratic mayoral primary, noting Tammany Hall's victory with Governor Al Smith's help. It argues Smith’s influence crowns him leader of the party in New York, while questioning national impact and future convention prospects. Also cites London fashion notes on women’s vogue and men's shoe colors.
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Huntington Herald-Dispatch
New York
Hylan
Tammany
al Smith
Smith
Higton
Jeader
Empire State
William Gibbs McAdoo
the Gazette
New York State
Hood
New York City
World Court debate eyed during Coolidge holiday in Swampcott
President Coolidge, during holiday at Swampscott Massachusetts, considers the forthcoming Senate debate on joining the World Court at The Hague. A July poll suggested a majority in favor, with White House aides predicting a hard fight before passage.
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Issee
League of Nations News
Coolidge
Swampacott
Mase
Forthcom Senate
World Court
Senate
United States
Hague
White Court
Aferaiaice Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senators back World Court stance and France debt talks
Senator Lenroot decries compromise as deception and urges ratification of the World Court protocol. Senator Edge supports keeping Republican promises for approval by a two thirds majority. Senator Pepper sees new compromise as possible while praising adherence to international law. France debt talks with M Caillaux visit raise chances of an agreement to pay.
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Lenront
Senate
Lenront R
Edge
New Jersey
Foreign Relations Committee
Lenroot
Pepper
Coolidge
Swampscott
Borah
World Court
M. Caiflaux
France
Rubber Prices Rise Hurting Tire Makers and Philippine Prospects
A UK restriction on rubber shipments has spiked prices, hitting the tire industry as costs soar from 14 cents to over a dollar per pound. American manufacturers explore rubber tree cultivation in Florida and the Philippines, with reports noting favorable growing conditions but legal and political hurdles. A Manila policy change is proposed to encourage small Filipino farmers, yet large capital investment remains risky amid political uncertainty. The piece also quotes a LaFountain Indiana Herald note on newspaper subscriptions and a brief poetic closing plea to support print.
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Harvey Firestone
Florida
Philippines
San Francisco Chronicle
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
Philippine Islands
Sumatra
Malaya
Manila
Today Ducks and Fish Tong Against Tong Chicago's Triumph
The fragment discusses a Florida real estate claim about Lake Okeechobee and a warning on not buying. It contrasts Chinese faction violence with arrest and public order, notes Chicago population and library circulation, mocks straw hat fashion, and references Ford's cotton mill talks and Tretyky forecasts about American capitalism and proletariat.
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Chicago
Five Years Ago Today Governor Brough Speaks on League
From the Ouzette dated September 12, 1929 Governor Charles Hulman Brough of Arkansas spoke at the amgry of the League of Nations. Mr and Mrs Jain Montgomery Clark marked their anniversary at 609 Brooks Avenue. Charitons fall festival plans progress with women’s auxiliary groups of West Virginia noted.
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Charles Hulman Brough
Arkansas
League of Nations
Jain Montgomery Clark
Brooks
Mur mattgad conference succeeds on Wednesday
Mur mattgad hosts a Wednesday conference described as successful with delegates and notable attendees. The note references governors and participants without detailed names or places.
Harlem Black Belt Brims With Life Yet Segregation Lingers
A 1928 New York Day by Day piece surveys Harlem and surrounding districts, noting a rising Black Belt atmosphere of activity and self assertion while detailing persistent segregation, white-voiced attitudes, rising cabarets, and changes in immigrant enclaves including Chinatown and Chinatown streets. It highlights shifts in social scenes, elevator living, and hopes for American art and culture tied to the United States.
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New York
Paris
Midtown
Willams
Walker
Harlem
Black Belt
Aeliatork
Charleston
Brian Dweert
Wrst
Svorwlan
Alabama
America
Chinatown
Chanwes
Harry Keirp
Fle
Europe
Hae
Hia
Mullroad
Kemp
Kansas
United States
In What City of Washington Copyright Fragment
Copyright 1928 by the McNaught Syndicate appears in a fragmentary item. The readable text references a city of Washington and publication context, but details are incomplete leaving the exact subject uncertain.
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Washington
The
McNaught Syndicate
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Aircraft versus battleships dominates the Washington debate
Herbert Pfahler reports on defense lobbying as politicians and press fight over aircraft versus battleships. Mitchell and aviation interests push that air power can outmatch fleets, while critics warn of inflated costs and influence peddling in shaping policy and public opinion.
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Mitchell
Bug A Boos and Political Feuds Across Generations
A fragmented column parodies political culture and family dynamics, noting Mitchell’s confrontation with the Hoover era and the public’s appetite for accountability. It lampoons nepotism while forecasting a tentative compromise in aviation and wartime policy debates.
Break O Day Stories Br TEORETON W Burgess A Pres
A tale featuring Buster the bear and bees near Farmer Brown's yard. Buster plots to recover stolen honey after watching bees return to a hive. Scrapper the kingbird narrates, noting the bees occupy Palmer Brown's empty hive while their hive remains out of reach. Buster learns caution and retreats into the Green Forest.
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Teoreton W. Burgess
Leca
Klip
Bueter
Farmer Brown
dayHghe
Brown
Buster
Scrapper
Palmer Brown
Luster
Rand
T. W. Burgess
Washington Dispatches and Global Developments Reported
The state department notes improvement in Nicaragua's politics while the MagMillan Arctic expedition probes southern Greenland ruins. President Coolidge backs Saklatyala. Secretary of War Deace to testify before the air board. Treasury reports on French debr no tion study. Veiled charges against Major General W. H. Flare amid Rox succession rumors.
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Nicaragua
State Department
Lorge
Greenland
Saklatyala
Hritigh
Coolidge Acling
de’ Ace
Air Board
Treasury
W. H. Flare
BH. L. Rox
State History Pictures Names and Railroad Ties
A 1859 naming honors James Mannington, a civil engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio construction force, with the town formerly called Koontstown. Tamron also bears a name linked to one of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad builders.
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Manningern
James Mannington
Baltimore and Ohio
Koonstawy
Tamron
Diiders
Baltimore and One Railroad
Fermenting Dough Yields Alcohol Claim by Italian Engineer
An Italian engineer named Andruviani claims a process to convert bread dough into alcohol. Experiments in Relinh rake Hho reportedly produced about 1.05 quarts of alcohol from 200 one- pound loaves by capturing escaping vapors. Details describe an apparatus and potential culinary and culinary-waste aspects of the method.
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Berlin
Hamed Andruaiani
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