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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1925

Page

5

Purebred Livestock Seen More Profitable, Survey Finds

A survey of 6653 farmers in 45 states shows purebred livestock marketed directly for breeding and slaughter at higher rates, with 63 percent of cattle, 75.1 percent of swine, and 62.6 percent of other stock sold as purebreds or grade. Farmers favor rigid culling and registration to improve quality, noting higher profits and faster gains with purebreds, though some stress color as a sale factor.

Bureau of Animal Indus Phe Concensus Nebraska

Loan Shark Bill and Dr Suddarth Letters

Charleston senator Suddarth defends Senate Bill 291 known as the Loan Shark Bill. It licenses and regulates small chattel loans under $300, bans banks and private lenders from high rates, and imposes state banking department oversight. The letter notes local criticism and cites the Rusell Sage Foundation support. Also reports the marriage of Max Rau to Grace Mills in Brunswick Maryland and planned return.

the Sentinel Suddarth Senate Charleston State Banking Department Thetate Banking Department Russel Sage Foundation Rau-Mills Max Rau C. E. Rau Walnut Street Grafton Grace Mills J. D. Mills Brunswick Maryland Episcopal Church Detroit Flint Mich Ran

Herrin Elects McCormack Mayor Promises Peace

Herrin Illinois April 22 The newly chosen mayor Marshall D McCormack pledged peace and unity after defeating Ku Klux Klan candidate Thomas Welty on the citizen's ticket by a strong margin. He said Herrin must go forward with an administration free from favoritism serving all residents.

Herrin Ils Williamson County Marshall D. McCormack McCormack Thomas Welty Ku Klux Klan Tomother

Taylor County rural schools certified as first class standard

J D Muldoon state supervisor of rural schools and Dellett county superintendent inspected Taylor County rural schools. Five schools were standardized and awarded first class certificates, bringing the county total to seven. Läs includes Wilson, Simpson, Court House, Webster, Blueville, Fetterman and Park View. Certificates cite meeting state requirements and were signed March 25, 1925 by Geo M Ford.

Taylor County J. D. Muldoon Dellett Newton Wilson Schogottsqite Simpson Court House Webster Blueville Fetterman Park View Knottsville Wilson State Board of Education of West Virginia Geo. M. Ford Muldoon San Lick Leach

Monthly Alien Arrivals Totals 24,000 in U S

Washington reports 189 002 immigrants in eight months under the new act averaging about 23 700 per month. State by state tallies show California 14 810 and New York 49 488 leading entrants with varied regional patterns by race. Japan sent 493 students and professionals while Alaska registered 1 652 immigrants.

Washington New York State California Illinois Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Washington State Immigration Bureau Alabama Arkansas Colorado Georgia Ana Iowa Kansas Kentuck Missippi Maryland Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota Utah Wisconsin Florida Idaho Massachusettts North Caolina Oregon South Carolina Tennessee West Virginia Alaska Minnesota Montana North Dakota Wyoming Arizona Louisiana Nevada New Mexico Connecticut Marin New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Delaware New York Philippine Islands Novadad Virgin Islands United States

Body of Floyd Collins freed from Sand Cave after long entrapment

Cave City Kentucky April reports the removal of a 75 pound rock that pinned Floyd Collins, his body recovered from Sand Cave after seventeen days entrapment, with details of rescue efforts and the cave’s conditions. Separate note from Charleston West Virginia outlines a fourteen million dollar state building program funded by a 10 cent levy over six to ten years.

Flow Collins Ne Ist JR Utah OM Cave Cave City Sand Cave Floyd Collins Iles Cave Crystal Cave Collins Floyd Collins W. H. Hunt Central City Hays Smith William B Skeets) Miller Courier Journal Charleston W. V Teeny Bers Joint Legislative Committee Mam Peasion Capitol

Pullman Planes May Be Latest Mode of Travel

Chicago report reveals Pullman Company plans to build a fleet of long distance airliners to be used in transcontinental service. Chief engineer Peter Parke says planes will mirror Pullman sleeper operations with ships leased to operators under contract. Planes would be crewed by Pullman staff but piloted by leasing firm pilots for overnight runs such as New York to Chicago or Chicago to Miami.

Pullman Company Chicago Peter Parke Te Company Pullman New York Miami Fla

Limosine seized in Minneapolis case involving Mrs Smith

Prohibition agents yesterday seized a $27,000 automobile belonging to Mrs. L. G. Smith of Buffalo New York and arrested chauffeur Charlow O'Neil after finding a patton can of aleco hol in the car. Mrs Smith was en route to Dos Moles Cotteetion Arming Inc.

Minneapolis Minn Prohibition L. G. Smith Buffalo N. Y Charlow O'Neil Mra. Smith

Taylor County court trims funds and buys two trucks

Taylor County Court reduced road work allowance in Court House district from 2000 to 1500 and authorized 891 for two trucks a standard half ton and a Ford one ton dump body. The county will repaint the ware room in West Grafton and end rent payments for Mrs. Laura, adjust notary appointments, and consider additional land sale. Dellet Newson urges Taylor Countians to back American Legion fund drive seeking 2590 with 1536.45 raised so far. Correction notes: Harry Tucker 2 and Miss Elsie Ringler 2.

Taylor County Court House A. J. Knight West Grafton Dellet Newton American Legion Fund Newton American Legion Dellet Newson Harry Tucker Elsie Ringler

Heavy April Snow Buries Butter Montana City

Butter Mont April 28 a 14 inch snow blanket covered the town as a storm that began last night continued. It ranks among the heaviest snowfalls ever recorded here causing partial jetty traffic disruption. Other parts of the state saw heavy rains that turned to snow in some areas.

Butter Mont Butte Come Polnta

Duel Ends In Mexican City Death Of Two Men

In Mexico City suburb Tacuba, two men, Carlow Carilo an engineer and Professor Joao Ezquir, faced off at four yards and killed each other with pistols. The duel arose from a quarrel over details of a commission’s work.

Mexico City Carlow Carilo Joao Ezquir Aldermhante Tacuba

Dawes Goes Home for Aunt's Funeral

Vice President Charles G. Dawes and Mrs Dawes arrived in Parkersburg at noon today on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and left for Marietta Ohio to attend funeral services for his aunt.

Parkersburg Charles G. Dawes

Jury Cannot Agree in Auto Wreck Case

In Webster area justice court a jury failed to reach a verdict in State vs Stanley Kennedy Galloway charged with violating state road law. A new trial is granted to Tuesday afternoon. The collision occurred Sunday two miles south of Webster when Kennedy allegedly entered a branch road onto a state highway and struck another car causing minor damage. He did not provide name address or license details at the scene and was arrested on a warrant by J G Ringler. The jury consisted of S B Kinter J E Guth Fred Keener A V Blake Scott Crayton and Angus Ferguson.

Stanley Kennedy Galloway W. B. Leach Kennedy Webster J. G. Ringler Elkins S. B. Kinter J. E. Guth Fred Keener A. V. Blake Scott Crayton Angus Ferguson

First Feminine Filibuster Reported in Vienna

Vienna April 23 Emmy Freundelich socialist deputy in the Austrian parliament claims the distinction of the first feminine filibuster in parliamentary history. For seven hours she spoke in the session of the rents committee to block measures protecting tenements against landlords. Her colleagues relieved her with a male long distance talker.

Vienna Emmy Freundelich Christian Socialist Party

Bulgarian War Too Much Even For the Soviets

Moscow reports widespread Soviet press and government resentment over accusations tying terrorism in Sofia to Moscow. The Communist International denounces Bulgarian premier Tzankoff and his government, calling the claims falsifications and blackmail.

Moscow Sofia The Communist Internationale Tzankoff Bulgaria Comintern Trankoff Stnelf

Court Dismisses Case In District Of Columbia Supreme Court

The final order dismisses the plea of the Pacific Mall Steamship Company for an injunction against a Wd shipping board. Justice Hitz signed the order in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on April 22.

Washington Pacific Mall Steamship Company Wd Shipping Board Justice Hitz Supreme Court of the District of Columbia

Local notes show a busy day with illness and travel

Grafton residents report many visitors and small care changes. Mrs Ple Avenue and Mrs J C Jaco are confined at home with influenza while Claude Wyckoff visits the city on business. Several residents including Ben Hoying Claude Wyckoff and W H Goodwin attend to affairs, with others traveling to Morgantown Uniontown Parkersburg and Washington for funerals repairs or work.

Ple J. C. Jaco High E Ben Hoying Clarksburg Claude Wyckoff Ahe Town G. W. Malone Clarksbuy Grafton Shriver Pruni Iteaton Charles Frances Lynch Horner Street Burg Little Lynch St. Mary's Hospital W. H. Goodwin Claude Busta Lloyd Wathern Albright Helen Chenoweth South Grafton John Musgrove Main Stret May Thayer Ee Town Walter We Catheine, Mason Monville Sheer Herneice Kate Baker Evans Flrst National Bank H. D. Custer West Virginia Morgan Reserve Corps Richard Phelps Gov Bay Wade Tinney Washington John R. Hardy West Street Lee Iarr Boothsville W. C. Kidd Philadelph McDermott Ginger Parkersburg Treet Ilne Wilbur Hamilton James 8. Hamton Hast Miremont Bing J. Mi Nton Mira Mattie Jace Riggs

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