Subscription rates by carrier and mailing terms
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Ted Oommo
Grafton
W. Va
Associated Press
al News
Devine & Associates, Inc
New York
Casino Ave
Atlanta
Boulevard N. E
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Stephenson
Future of Labor and Defense Strain Cited by Intelligencer
The Wheeling Intelligencer warns labor disruption strains the defense program and urges lawmakers to resist concessions that hollow national emergency. It argues that surrender to labor organizers risks long term costs, higher taxes, and unchecked government spending, demanding accountability from future senators and representatives.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Wall Street Journal
United States
Youll Pay This Bill
A Cr West Virginia excerpt discusses citizens unaware of their debt load to the United States. It cites a vast national indebtedness figure and calculates per household shares for families of various sizes, highlighting widespread concern over due bills and the burden of debt.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia
United States
Ian
Five-Cent Cigar Days Endangered by Taxes and Shortages
Clarksburg Exponent reports that rising tobacco excise taxes, a shortage of cigarmakers, and higher costs threaten the five-cent cigar once championed by Tom Marshall. With machinery difficulties and wage shifts, production may shift toward more expensive formats, risking the era of the five-cent cigar.
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Clarksburg
Tom Marshall
Rock of Gibraltar
SLICKERS DISCUSS BULLS STEERS AND BREADING FACTS
A reader asks about cattle types in a lively Q A on breeding, meat use, and age. The expert explains that young bulls can be steers, many animals are bred twice weekly, and old cows or heifers become meat. Bulls may charge a moving object, but cows can be just as vicious.
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Legion
Ang
Fe Sera Ieee
Grafton
Pruntytown
Police Watch Session Ends Amid Dissent Over Moderator Change
The report notes clashes during a church meeting as Bailey and other dissenters pressed to replace the moderator while Gould, serving as moderator, faced requests from attendees to appoint a new moderator. The discussion escalated with counter-charges and multiple interruptions as the session continued.
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Gould
Bailey
Yis
Conference of nations to frame postwar world order
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart surveys a proposed postwar world conference idea. proposers aim to invite Axis powers on equal terms, seeking a just international program that could attract Germans and Italians while excluding vengeance. The plan imagines representatives from major allies and exiled regimes forming a lasting global order, but skeptics doubt wartime democracies can convene without seeking retribution.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Hitler
Adolf
Russia
Japan
United States
Great
Britain
China
Europe
Switzerland
Sweden
Duan
Albert Einstein
Benito
Germany
Italy
Latin America
New World Order
Uncle Samuel
John Bull
Inventŭ& Periodical Cee Fin Ace
Postmaster Love Opens New Federal Building Reception
The town planned a reception at the new post office on Saturday December 26 1914 to inspect the federal building. Post office staff guided visitors through the building while residents compared the new facilities with the old St. John street office and noted the steady growth of postal business since the Civil War era.
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Ernest L. Love
Federal
Daniel Wilson
St. John Street
Federal Building
Dr. Love
John , H. 8. Barlow
Grafton
Alphonse Leuthardt
Disorder at Gould meeting ends with police aid
Inspector Don Maynard led officers as disruption erupted in the Gould church gathering. Dissenters shouted false accusations while the pastor sought order and urged confession from those misled into attending.
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Don Maynard
Gould
Maynard
Bers
Pond
Confone
Staten Island trip with Roy and Susan
Susan and Roy leave a tense home scene to board the ferry American Legion bound for Staten Island. On deck they speak of Liberty, daylight saving, and travel dreams while Susan weighs the farm girl image she believes she must keep. Roy opens about his past and dreams, while Susan struggles with honesty about her own persona.
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Susan
Roy
Irene
Staten Island
American
Legion
Roy Leonard
United States
Bedice's Island
Freedom
Liberty
Wei
American Legion
Lower Manhattan
Folke
France
England
New York
Connecticut
Leonard
Girlo
Ham Operator Developes Superior Static-Free Receiver Near Earhart Flight
Los Angeles December 4 Amateur radio operator Karl E. Pierson claims a new receiver eliminates static far more effectively than any AM set, citing Army tests at Fort Monmouth and praise from Dr. Lee de Forest. Pierson says its filters reduce interference even as signal weakens, challenging established theory.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
Karl E. Pierson
Miss Earhart
Wis
Bown
Army
Pierson
Army Signal Comps
Fort Monmouth
Red Bank
Soto Cae
de Forest
Dissenters' Leader Questioned in Mine Safety Move
The article discusses Harris, a police lieutenant not in uniform, and Daniel Barrington of the Health and Safety Branch, citing United Mine Workers opposition to a safety act. Federal inspectors will file reports, with enforcement left to state inspectors, as cooperation centers on sharing findings and technical analyses.
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Harris
Selves
Daniel Barrington
U8 ‘Bureau of Mines
United Mine Workers of America
CIO
Coal m Mining
Enhoy Dente le
Congressional Heatipe
Sta
X Bureau
Publis the Bald
Resta
J. J. Forbes
Federal
Fragmented crime notice with damaged OCR text
Incomplete report mentions a backer and a dormer named Williams, no injuries were reported, and Currier offered a $1,000 reward for capture of the suspect. The fragment references a ten week period and a claimed family plot connected to the event, but many details are obscured.
Proposed Airport Constriction Spurs District Discussion
Fragmented OCR text shows district talks on a proposed new airport. Officials are sympathetic yet cautious, citing west side development and potential impacts. Obscured names and dates limit precise details.
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Haa
Clay
Cena Seba Isonnolly
Adiminiateater
Jonautics
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