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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary wartime note discusses Tokyo reacting to a US proposal and a Japanese government response. The text references Secretary of State, peace debates, and a central government stance. It mentions controversy, natl agency, and possible withdrawal of suggestions amid uncertain support.
A lengthy docket outlines original jurisdiction cases and certified actions to be reviewed by the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals during its January term. The schedule specifies opening on a Wednesday with subsequent sessions on Tuesdays, listing circuits and key parties, including mentions of Lincoln, Tucker, Randolph, and other counties, and notes continuing coverage on page four.
Officials from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Luther M Hodges reached arrangements to keep the Hotel Gratton in operation after a morning conference. The accord settles long standing pirate activity concerns and secures continued hotel operations.
Vague OCR notes describe three dozen schooners facing peril at sea with a pilot and potential distress. The fragmentary text mentions the vessels and a New Orleans setting, hinting at a maritime incident and a rescue or impact scenario.
The State Board of Centers reduced convict wages at the penitentiary to 1.02 cents per hour after three manufacturers agreed to supply prison-made goods. The cut, effective September, followed negotiations spurred by the Hawks bill on interstate transportation.
jumble of OCR text indicates government agents overseeing liquidation of funds from Merchants Bank and related accounts. mentions Bank Commissioner in charge, duties during receivership, and claims handling. details are unclear due to garbled source.
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