Grafton Daily Sentinel Publishing Details and Classified Rates
The Grafton Daily Sentinel lists publication details in Grafton West Virginia with Howard H. Hoyt as publisher and addresses for business and editorial offices at 102 Latrobe Street. It outlines Associated Press rights, letter submission limits, and advertising rates including two cents per word for first insertion and one cent thereafter, plus deadlines for same day ads and removal notices.
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Grafton
W. VA
Howard H. Hoyt
Latrobe Street
Grafton Printing Co
Associated Press
Focal News
Christmas charity and lake shipping perils in one brief
A Christmas message lauds community funds aiding poor children and the American charity spirit while noting Great Lakes ship losses in a brutal winter storm. It cautions the American Legion against political polls on prohibition, arguing such actions threaten its unity and patriotic mission.
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America
Prohibition repeal issue to be settled by ballot vote
The article argues that prohibition and its enforcement must be debated by political parties and settled by a direct ballot in elections. It predicts one party will push repeal and enforcement reduction while the other will oppose, leading to a decisive public poll. It also references Secretary Davis inviting a conference to resolve a coal miners strike in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
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Davis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Woman’s quick grab saves Pittsburgh hold up
A Pittsburgh woman heard a store robbery next to her brother’s flat. She rushed to the scene, grabbed the gun from the bandit, and held him until police arrived, showing calm courage amid a string of sensational crimes in the news.
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Pittsburgh
Lilliendahlg
Snyders
W Va Short News Briefs On Trials And Hearings
In Marion county the James Tony and James Kendall trial for blowing up the Western Maryland bridge at Dingamon Junction begins after a prior hung jury. Monongahela Coal Operators Association declines to join a coal conference with the United Mine Workers. Special Master Lloyd Arnold resumes hearings in the Bank of Benwood equity suit delayed by the bank receiver’s absence. testimony will cover a $700000 bank shortage. Deserter surrenders in Moundsville.
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Fairmont
Criminal Court
Marion County
James ‘Toney
James Kendall
Moundsville
Lloyd-Arnold
Bank of Benwood
Hays Picklesimer
Arnnold
Governor Not To Probe Case
Charleston news item notes no formal inquiry by the governor into a search of Osenison's Fayette county home by prohibition officers and federal agents on November 21. The governor's office offered no confirmation of an inquiry, stating the case would follow the usual course. Also includes weather outlook for the week and a social ad for Wright's Colored Orchestra at Valley Inn on December 13.
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Charleston
Dee
Osenton
Fayette County
Quirine
Manan
Osenison
West
Virginia
Democrat |He National Committee
Wright
Valley Inn
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