Grafton Daily Sentinel Publication Details and Pricing
The Grafton Daily Sentinel announces weekday publication by The Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company in Grafton West Virginia. It lists publisher Howard H Holt, office addresses, phone numbers, and subscription rates including daily, monthly, and yearly options for mail and carrier delivery with fees and deadlines. It also notes Associated Press affiliation and submission guidelines for letters and classifieds.
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Grafton
W. VA
Howard H. Holt
Latrobe
Grafton Printing Co
For Christ Wy OJ Bible Thought And Prayer
The text presents a church note reflecting on winter weather and a legal summary of the Lilliendahl Beach murder verdict, discussing manslaughter and possible willful murder in a New Jersey case, followed by remarks on U S Mexico relations and diplomatic goodwill fostered by Ambassador Morrow, Will Rogers, and Lindbergh. The writing blends prayer fragments with commentary on trials and cross border ties.
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Lilliendahl-Beach
New Jersey
Taramour
Pugilism Wealth Clash and Chicago Food Costs
An obscure note suggests Tex Rickard may fund a training school to curb pro boxers reckless finances as the sport wanes. A second piece estimates Chicago’s annual food bill at 654 million dollars, about 13 cents per meal per person, rising with income drops and larger families.
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Tex Rickard
New York
Rickyard
Chicago
Christmas Tragedy Warns on School Entertainment Schemes
State Fire Marshal C W Nolte urges caution in planning holiday events in school houses after the Babbs Switch Oklahoma disaster that killed 36 and left injuries in 0. He notes the Babbs Switch building was a small one story frame structure with two doors, one blocked by a built in seat bin, and seven windows.
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Babbs Switch
Oklahoma
C. W. Nolte
West Virginia
Christmas tree fire tragedy described in crowded hall
An unsafe Christmas tree toppled during a 150 person gathering igniting decorations and a nearby kerosene lamp. In the ensuing stampede and blocked exit two minutes after the incident, the building became a charnel house with near total loss of life.
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Santa Claus
Urge Hughes for Chairman at Republican Convention
Washington, Dec. 8. Charles Evans Hughes is under consideration by the Republican National Committee for temporary chairman of the party convention in Kansas City starting June 12. Hughes said he would not seek the presidential nomination. A final selection is not immediate, with a decision expected in the next month or six weeks. The arrangements committee unanimously favors Hughes, though there is doubt he would accept delivering the keynote address.
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Wasington
Charles Evans Hughes
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
Hughes
Keyser Lawyer Named As Assistant To Lee
W B Neflin of Keyser was named assistant attorney general by Attorney General H B Lee. He currently serves as assistant to the U S district attorney in the Northern West Virginia district and will start January 1. He replaces J Luther Wolfe of Ripley who resigned ten days earlier.
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Charleston
W. B. Neflin
Keyser
H. B. Lee
United States District Attorney
West Virginia
J. Luther Wolfe
Ripley
Great Washington figures draw eye on male looks and power
The piece critiques Washington’s social climbers and political grandees, noting many appear grand but often prove mediocre upon investigation. It highlights Theodore Burton of Ohio as an exceptional exception and describes his career, appearance, and public perception, with context on 1920s politics and state of Congress. It also references a divorce suit involving Glen E. Denton and Delia A. Denton, with court actions and publication notice in Grafton Daily Sentinel.
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Alexander
Heddore E Burton
Theodore HB. Burton
Ohio
Burton
Capitol Building
Calvin Coolidge
Gene Bue
Gus
Epublicans
Democrats
United States
Theodore Burton
Congress
Glen E. Denton
PIC
Delia A. Denton
Fergoing
Grafton
Daily Sentinel
Frank M. Hollis
I B. Wyckoft
Self defense plea in widow's murder case in Ohio
Velma West, 21, pleaded not guilty in Painesville to slaying her husband Edward West with a hammer during a quarrel in Perry Ohio. She said the action occurred after he objected to her attending a Cleveland bridge party. Funeral plans for Edward were announced.
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Painesville
Ohio
Velma West
Edward West
West
Lindbergh Plans Second Hop to Mexico City Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, America's aerial ambassador, plans a Washington to Mexico City flight adding 2000 miles to the Spirit of St. Louis itinerary. He will decide after inspecting conditions and may avoid a Gulf crossing, with the engine's condition awaiting final check. A Cunard liner Franconia struck water head, damaging its stern in Liverpool.
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Washington
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Calles
Mexico
Lindbergh
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Notice to J W Brown and partners in Taylor County suit
Court orders the Commissioner in Chancery to take an accounting of real estate owned by George W Haislip and Ada G Haislip, report liens and priorities, and determine if rents will cover debts. hearing set December 14 1927 at Taylor County Bank Building Gratton W Va. Attorney notices follow for lienholders with deadline December 14 1927.
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J. W.brown
George W. Halslip
Ada.g. Halslip
J. Leo Evans
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore City
William M. Kennedy
William J. Dudley
Troes
F.a.hertzog
Taylor County
West Virginia
George W. Haislip
Ada G. Haislip
Anid
Taylor County Bank
Gratton
W. Va
James C. Holt
William P. Samples
Geo. W. Haislip
Ada G. Tuislip
Circuit Court
Ada G. Hale
Ada. G. Halslip
Jleas
Taylor County, Bank
Grafton
Rand
Chancers
Lake Cargo Hearings Resume at Capital on Coal Rates
Hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission resumed in Washington on lake cargo coal rates. George W Oliver of Pittsburgh and Ohio producer testified after being cross examined on evidence from Minneapolis. Ralph J. Baker of Connellsville coal interests urged lowering the differential against Connellsville coal and analyzed ten mile railroad earnings in coal traffic to prove capacity to meet requirements.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis
George W Oliver
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Ralph J. Baker
Connellsville
Baker
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