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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1930

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Power Pact Three-Power Naval Accord Reached

London April 10 A three power pact among the United States Great Britain and Japan was completed at the naval conference with an accord on training ships. Each nation may retain one capital ship for training, disarmed, allowing Japan to keep one battleship while the U.S. scraps two. France and Italy were diplomatically invited to join a five power pact but no final decision yet.

London United States Great Britain Japan MacDonald Stimson Reijiro Wakatsuki Briand France Hugh Gibson Grandi Italy

Child Health Day Proclaimed May 1 by President Hoover

Washington April 10 By proclamation of President Hoover May 1 will be observed nationwide as Child Health Day. Regional chairmen in charge of plans gathered to arrange the observance under the American Child Health Association. They are to meet Hoover at a White House tea tomorrow afternoon. The proclamation urges all people and agencies to assist in organizing and coordinating interest in child health. The Ladies Circle of the First M. E. Church South will hold a bake sale at Keener Brothers store Saturday April 12 starting at 11 o'clock.

Washington Hoover American Child Health Association White House M. E. Church South Keener Brothers Store

Rioting Near Bombay Injures Over 100 People

In Masik about 100 miles northeast of Bombay more than 100 Indians were injured in a clash between caste Hindus and untouchables. Riots began when two chariots with temple images were pulled by 5,000 devotees. untouchables joined to help, provoking a free for all fight.

Bombay Masik

Senate Probe of Post Office Leases Urged

Washington April 10 Charges of fraud and culpable negligence leveled at the post office department by Senator Blaine of Wisconsin forecast a senate investigation of all property leases. Postmaster General Brown welcomed the inquiry while Blaine pressed for full review of the 1,200 leases. The dispute centers on a 1921 St Paul building lease at 120000 yearly rent, tied to bonds and government re use.

Washington Post Office Department Blaine Wisconsin Strown Fess Ohio St. Paul Brown Justice Department Post

Liquor Issue Swings Senate Race Between Lewis and McCormick

Chicago April 10 Prohibition becomes central in the campaign for the United States senate between Democrat James Hamilton Lewis and Republican Congresswoman Ruth Hanna McCormick. Lewis, a Spanish American War veteran and Wilson era senate whip, won the Democratic nomination with no campaign effort. McCormick, Mark Hanna’s daughter and widow of Medill McCormick, defeated Charles S. Deneen to lead the Republican ticket, citing her opposition to the world court as pivotal in her 200,000 plurality victory. Lewis also opposes the world court and backed Arana Wilson League of Nations Howe.

Chicago James Hamilton Lewis Chicago-Cook County McCormick Washington Deneen Lewis Senate Arana Wilson League Nates Howe

Steel merger halted by court battle amends proxy dates

A court injunction blocks voting on a Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel merger. The amended suit targets 125000 shares without proxies since March 22, threatening to derail the consolidation. Eaton interests seek to dissolve the injunction as stockholders gather to vote remaining shares.

Youngstown Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel Corporation Cyrus Eaton Cleveland Otis and Company Sheet and Tube Books Otis Block Waton Common Pleas C. S. Turnbaugh

Illinois Senatorial Referendum Over World Court Issue

The Illinois Republican victory of Ruth Hanna McCormick prompted senate discussion labeling it a referendum against American entry to the world court. Senator Dill cited McCormick’s campaign as opposing the court and urged Hoover to reject the Root formula.

Washington Ruth Hanna McCormick Senate Dill Deneen Hoover World Court

Bristow Freed by Mexican Bandits After Kidnapping

J E Bristow oil operator of San Angelo was held for ransom in western Mexico for nearly a month. He was released after his son Gordon Obie Bristow paid a $1,500 ransom. Local American Legion post reports say captors treated him well and he learned poker from them. Post membership in Taylor County reaches 9,485 with added new members amid recovery from unemployment.

San Angelo Tex J. E. Bristow Bristow Mexico Gordon Obie Bristow Tay Ean Legion Ahuacatlan Moose Home Charles Litsinger Brins Cruz Delwresent Gado Delgado Department of West Virginia B. J. Kersting Taylor County Post Legion

Bristow Appears fatigued but Unbroken After Month’s Struggle

Bristow, tired and unkempt with a month’s beard, bore no visible signs of physical hardship. The description notes his endurance amid ongoing strain and suggests resilience despite fatigue.

Bristow

Grafton School Board Meets for Hiring Roundup Tonight

Grafton Independent School Board will convene at the high school for its regular monthly session to select a new principal and coach for Grafton high school. Principal candidates include A L Vincent Pennsboro and E G Kuhn Farmington. Coach candidates feature Glenn Callaghan Fairview former teacher, Theodore Holden West Union, Thomas Holden Bridgeport, and others from Charleston, Davis and Elkins, Wesleyan, and more. Several candidates and community members are expected to attend.

Grafton Independent School Board Grafton High School Supt. Rice A. L. Vincent Pennsboro E. G. Kuhn Farmington Glenn Callaghan Fairview Theodore Holden West Union Thomas R. Holden Bridgeport Big Sleepy Charleston High Linn Waulkner William Samples Warsten Davis and Elkins Forest Bachtel Wesleyan John Moore Fot Wesleyan Sultan Scott

Grass Fire Extinguished Near South Side Hillside

Firemen extinguished a small grass blaze in the Firet ward around 2 45 PM, the second grass fire in 18 hours drawing notice to the South Side hillside area.

Bishop McConnell seeks hearing on church state issue

New York April 10 Bishop Francis J McConnell president of the federal council of Churches of Christ in America said he sent a telegram to Senator Caraway chair man of the senate lobby committee asking for a representative of the council to be heard in response to charges by Representative Tinkham that the Methodist board of temperance prohibition and public morals and the federal council have set aside the principle of separation of church and state Tinkham asked the committee to unmask their political activities The item also notes China has one qualified doctor per 740000 people and Britain one per 1400

Washington George W. Wickersham Hoover Law Enforcement ‘Commission Federal Council At Churches Caraway Senate Lobby Committee Wickereham Tinkham Massachusetts Federal Councils of Churches Wickersham Blaine Wisconsin Council of Churches Council Ant-Saloon League Wayne B. Wheeler Anti- Saloon League Jus‘Hee Stewart Wheeler New York Francis J. McConnell Federal Counell of Churches of Christ In America Senate Committtee Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals Federal Council of Churches Church

New Tear Gas Bomb Invented For Riots

Washington April 10 The war department announced a new tear gas bomb for police and riot use. The chemical warfare service developed the device and is testing it. Described as a universal fast burning candle, it creates an effective gas concentration quickly, immobilizing rioters almost immediately. The candles are used like hand grenades and burst with explosive violence.

Washington War Department Chemical Warfare Service Army

Devilbliss Convicted in First Degree Murder Case

Berkeley Springs West Virginia April 10 Jacob Devilbiss 25 of Crucible Pennsylvania was convicted of first degree murder with a recommendation of mercy for killing Theodore Wreckman also of Crucible A motion for a new trial will be filed by the defense an affidavit claiming hostility from four jurors will be submitted The jury deliberated five hours The state sought the death penalty while the defense claimed self defense Devilbiss said he shot Wreckman after a quarrel near here Wreckmans body was found by a highway the day after the killing six weeks ago The state charged Devilbiss killed his companion to obtain Wreckmans automobile

Berkeley Springs W. Va Jacob Devilbiss Crucible Mercy Today Theodore Wreckman Devilbiss Wreckman Here

Coal operators meet to discuss interstate freight dispute

Twenty executives from coal firms in West Virginia Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee met in Washington to decide whether to press the Interstate Commerce Commission for a decision on prejudice or preference in freight rates. Northern operators seek relief from southern rate differentials affecting the Lake cargo trade despite geographic advantages. Southern territories named include Fairmont Kanawha New River Xenova Thacker Pocahontas Tug River Clinch Valley Stonega Big Sandy Harlan Hazard McRoberts Oakdale and South Jersey.

Washington West Virginia Kentucky Virginia Tennessee Ohio Pennsylvania Intersate Commerce Commission Western Pennsylvania Coal Traffic Bureau Pittsburgh Commission Fairmont Kanawha New River Xenova Thacker Pocahontas

Townsend to Speak at Joint Rotary Kiwanis Meeting

T C Townsend, noted for tax expertise in West Virginia, will address a joint Rotary Kiwanis meeting at the Hotel Gra tomorrow night. Towns end's appearance is awaited as he discusses tax questions and local business. A brief power outage affected the meeting venue of West Penn Electric during the event.

T. G. Townsend Rotary Kiwanis Hotel Gra Townsend West Virginia Kiwanis Grri West Penn electric/ power

J F Strothe Jurist Dies After Long Ill Health

J F Strother, 60, longtime McDowell County criminal court judge and former West Virginia congressman candidate, died at home in Welch after years of ill health. Born in 1870 in Virginia, Strother studied at local academies and the University of Virginia. He served as deputy collector of internal revenue, U S Commissioner for West Virginia, and was appointed McDowell County judge in 1905, later serving as a national lawmaker aspirant in 1924. He married Miss Lucas in 1924 and had a daughter. He was active in Masonic and civic circles and worshiped at the local church.

Repub Congress West Virginia Lincoln Logan Mercer Monroe McDowell Sumin Wayne Wyoming Courtitt Virginia Strother Begburg Giles County Williams Strother Nan Pendleton) Strother Annaunt Saaeed Tudge Strother Emor A. B. White Grese Dni Steat George James Ie Strother Misa’Lucas Leoparian

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