Grafton Daily Sentinel Publishing Details and Ads Policy
Grafton Daily Sentinel provides publication data for Grafton West Virginia including publisher Howard H Holt and offices at 102 Latrobe Street. The notice lists subscription rates daily and yearly, advertising rates, and deadlines for classified ads. references Associated Press rights and submission guidelines for letters, with word limits and deadlines.
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Grafton
W. VA
Howard H. Holt
Latrobe Street
Grafton Printing Co
William Grimes for Principal of Buueville School
William Grimes runs for principal of Buueville School citing 14 years in Taylor County Public Schools and a Broaddus College degree. Advertisement notes his candidacy and qualifications.
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Taylor County
Broaddus College
Water power act dispute heads to Kanawha court
Mees of 1929 water power act attacked as Cheat river water power case moves to Kanawha county circuit court. Bluefield man killed by contact with wire. Norfolk and Western railroad electrician 25 year old Bluefield Virginia resident died. Inauguration of daily Charleston to Pittsburgh airplane service announced for August 15.
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Cheat River
Kanawha County
Bluefield
Fred Hughes
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Charleston
Pittsburgh
State Briefs From The Associated Press Wellsburg and Wheeling
Wellsburg compromise ends with Windsor Power accepting 340000 in assessed valuation after a conference. In Moundsville Glendale Lead Clad Wire merges with Wheeling Metal & Manufacturing by Glendale stockholders with Wheeling shareholders meeting today. Mayodville Ray Wisman 19 reports Portsmouth Robert Ridge plant in Wheeling area firing shots during court duties, three to four hundred workers affected in Moundsville. Yorkville Bame plant runs at three fourths capacity while Riverside plant readies for use. Fokker Aircraft plant at Bendale awarded War Department contract for 20 cargo planes costing about 460550. Lightner notes contract will keep Glendale going to next spring. Wheeling merchants report Elizabeth Har l filed suit for 10000 damages against Frank Constantio after dog attack. Community business activity dips but revival underway and employment trends improve nationwide as Charleston notes constitutionality debate.
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Mayodville
Ray
Wisman
Portsmouth
Robert@Ridge
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Coituries
Moundsville
Pital
Yorkville
Bame Company
Riverside
Fokker Aircraft
Ndale
War Department
Lightner
Glendale
Wheeling
Elizabeth Harl
Mtelli
Frank 7
Constantio
Dominick Hernan
Jetine
Dez
Bet
Benwood
Agricul
Beckley-Eugene Clark Searched For Wife Murder Suspect
Beckley-Eugene Clark aged 29 is sought by state police and constables in connection with the fatal shooting of his wife near Whorley. Authorities describe the case as a homicide and urge any witnesses to come forward with information.
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Beckley
Eugene Clark
Whorley
Woman's Body Found On Road In Baltimore
An unidentified about twenty year old woman was found dead on the old Philadelphia road. Three men arrested in Washington claim others lied to police while a drunken passenger mentioned murder. Coroner says death resulted from being struck and dragged by an automobile.
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Haltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Hopaedieet
Vincent Casey
Bayard
W. Va
Fang
Charles Fillah
John
Court proposal to postpone 1930 levy for new horses
Clarksburg court tests public sentiment on delaying a special 30 cent levy for a new court horse facility until next year. Moundsville prison factory shutdown as shirt firm withdraws, leaving 700 men and 5 women idle.
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Clarksburg
Moundsville
Parliament Prorogued for Summer in Britain
London August 1 The British parliament was prorogued today by King George after a long session. The Liberal Labour government is safely in power for the summer and is expected to resume in October. French and German parliaments have also adjourned for the summer.
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London
George
All-American Air Derbyists Hop Off On Their Final Lap
Lowell Bayles of Springfield Mass started the final Detroit leg of the All-American air derby with Lee Gehlbach of Little Rock leading on least elapsed time. The field followed as word spread that Joseph Meehan of Ironton Ohio, missing since departing Los Angeles for Ogden Utah, landed safely after a forced descent near Sand Springs Valley 50 miles from Caliente Nevada due to a broken spark plug.
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Chicago
Lowell Bayles
Springfield
Mass
Detroit
Lee Gehlbach
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph Meehan
Ironton
Ohio
Los Angeles
Ogden
Utah
Sand Springs Valley
Caliente, Ney
Five Killed When Car Is Struck By Train
Five people die when a gas electric train on the Northwestern Road collides with their touring car near Manitowoc Wisconsin on August 1. Three children Marian Mrotek 2 and two women Mrs Victor Povalish 26 Mrs Frank Mrotek 30 Mrs Gertrude Vanderbrush 11 Martha Vanderbrush 12 die. several others injured including Eleanor 7 Dorothy 5 Donald 1 Leona 14.
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Manitowoc
Wis
oFur
Victor Povalish
Frank Mrotek
Marian Mrotek
Gertrude Vander- ‘Brush
Martha Vander
Brush
Peter Van-der
Time off to be taken from salaries
Charleston Aug 1 state treasurer Johnson said to department staff that any extra time off beyond their usual annual variance would be deducted from salaries. The one sentence notice covers all employees present.
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Charleston
W. Va
State
W. 8. Johnson
Van Sweringens Under Attack By Patrons of Their Smallest Line
Cleveland Aug 1 The Van Sweringen brothers owners of the largest U S steam railroads face a boycott by Shaker Heights residents. Over 400 residents gathered to protest a fare rise from 10 to 15 cents claimed without notice. The Shaker Heights Rapid Transit serves the suburbs developed by the Van Swerings.
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van Sweringens
Cleveland
United States
U. P
M. J. Sweringen
Shaker Heights
van Sweringen
Three Engineers Inspect Proposed Dam Sites
Charleston August 1 three engineers of the rivers improvement division of the federal government began inspection of proposed sites for two new dams on the Kanawha river recently authorized by Congress in the rivers and harbors bill the officials will examine geography potential storage capacity and economic impact before selecting locations for the projects
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Charleston
Rivers Improvement Division
Federal
Kanawha River
Congress
Europe braces for antiwar day clashes in Paris and Europe
European police prepared for protests after International Anti War Day. Paris saw 2000 Republican guards reinforced with municipal gendarmes and nearly 200 preventive arrests. Premier Tardieu banned parades and work interference. Madrid and Moscow heightened readiness amid demonstrations. In Hungary and elsewhere authorities acted to curb subversive activity. Texas farmers report armadillos raiding chicks and eggs.
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Paris
Europe
Tardieu
2Uudapest
Moscow
Red Army
Hoover considers successors for Mexican post
Washington August 1 Hoover eyed a successor for Dwight W Morrow ambassador to Mexico With Morrow likely to resign in September to run for Senate in New Jersey diplomats see two main candidate types A career diplomat like Jean Hugh S Gibson or a businessman or banker with public service interest The choice aims to maintain strong relations after Morrow years in Mexico City and test if the successor is persona grata to Mexico City Meanwhile Atlanta August 3 reports mention other figures including W P George and Georgia congressmen as possible names for the nomination
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Washington
Western Hemisphere
Hoover
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Morrow
W. P
Squire I
Federal
Haymond
Support Trade Commission
Farm Board
Fortney
Protests Rise Over Low Tobacco Prices In 1930 Local Notices
Multiple notices from Grafton District announce Republican candidates for Justice of the Peace. J C Sago, J Bolmner, Lilly, and others state they were appointed or seek nomination to fill Haymond’s term, urging voters to support them at the August primaries in 1930.
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Peach
Grafton
C. Haymond
G. Bolmner
Justice of the Peace
Gratby
SeaBiate
Lilly
Gratton
Squire L. C. Haymond
Haymond
Justis
J. C. Sago
Mrs Walter P Johnson Dies In Washington
Mrs Walter P Johnson wife of the Washington Nationals manager died in Georgetown hospital after a brief confinement. She had driven from Coffeyville Kansas in intense heat to be by her husband’s bedside as son Walter P Johnson Jr suffered injuries from a spring auto accident.
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Washington
Walter P. Johnson
Washington Nationals
B. Roberts
Nevada
Johnson
Georgetown Hospital
New York
Johnsoni
Goffeyville
Kan
Walter P. Johnson, Jr
Utah Observes Silver Day in Statewide Promotion
Salt Lake City observed Silver Day to combat rapid metal price declines. Governor Dern’s proclamation led businesses to accept silver coins in transactions and public programs highlighted benefits of using the metal, a leading state product.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Uta
Dern
Stat
Clerk Kidnapped By Money Order Bandits in Boston
Boston August 1 1942 Aaron Cohen a clerk at the postal sub station Revere was kidnapped by two men who forced him into a car and compelled him to take two pads of postal money orders. He was rescued by a traffic officer who caught one suspect. The bandits cashed the orders at various postal stations while roaming Boston. The total number of orders passed is unknown.
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Boston
Aaron Cohen
Posal
T Revere
Cohen
Taylor County Republican Candidacy Notices 1930
Public notices announce candidacies for local offices in Taylor County. Walter A. Wood Henry A. Canfield Lloyd L. Shriver Eugene Sommerville Fred Kelley and others seek Republican nominations for Superintendent of Schools County Commissioner and House of Delegates with primary August 5th or 6th 1930.
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Taylor County
Walter A. Wood
Grafton
Henry A. Canfield
Taylor
County
Twkeby
County Superintendent of Schools
Lloyd L. Shriver
HOUSE
House of Delegates
Colnty
Eugene Sommerville
Juarez Election Defrauding Probed
El Paso August 1. Investigation into irregularities in the July 20 gubernatorial election and graft among municipal officials is underway in Juarez which is under martial law. Lieut. Col. Ignacio L. Campos acts as chief of police. Mayor Gustavo Flores, several aldermen and city secretary Alejandro Fallinger are under arrest pending inquiry.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Ignacio L. Campos
U. S
Quizz Woman Held In Death Of Mother-In-Law In Ontario
Sarnia Ontario August 1 Mrs Mary Richardson 29 was held for questioning in connection with the death of her mother in law Mrs Catherine Richardson age45 who died July 19 from alleged poisoning Police also questioned Alex Butters formerly of Briar Pa to trace poison source Authorities consider exhuming the body of Clarence Richardson son of the woman and husband of the younger Mrs Richardson who died in May 1929
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Sarnia
Ont
Mary Richardson
Catherine Richardson
Alez Butters
Brié
Theody
Clarence Richardson
Hosiery Makers and Workers Agree on Wage Scale
New York August 1 An agreement between hosiery manufacturers and workers in the full fashioned industry was ready for signing affecting 40 to 50 firms and about 1500 workers. It fixes labor prices provides for arbitration of disputes and creates an unemployment insurance fund funded by manufacturers and by both sides.
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New York
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Buueville School
Christ Ile
Mees
Jesus Christ
B. ©. Forbes
Hearst
Canada
United Kingdom
Post-Herald
Parkersburg
K. A
Wheeling Intelligencer
Wellsburg
Windsor Power Company
Wheeling Metal & Manufacturing Company
Glendale Company
Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
B. F. Poe
Rhone
Texas
Guy D. Haymond
Lt Vm Tang
White House
van Camp
CG. & C. Ginger Ale
Libby
Ralston
Childe
Jt Guth
W. B. Cruiss
Insurance Agency
W. Wilford St
Berkeley Run Springs Health Water
Beekabey Run Springs
Simpeca
Fred Kelley
Rogemont
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