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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1927

Page

2

Still Found by Officers in Prohibition Raid

An alleged bad man Melker M. Mayle was captured with little resistance by a raid led by State Prohibition Officer W D Brown near Webster. Weight about 200 pounds, charged with possession of two 20 gallon stills and five gallons of whiskey. Companion John Tremble arrested on bootlegging charge. Raid included Sheriff H Newton and other officers. Mayle admitted before Squire A J Weston.

Melker M. Mayle Webster Ulttle Prohibition W. D. Brown Clarksburg Mayle A. R. Weston Flemington John Tremble Athena H. Newton Ray Halley H. K. Delendarfer J. W. Wooddell Victor Menear J. R. Davisson Squire A. JR. Weaton Admitte

Bond sums and release of Tremble and Tremble verdicts

No bond is the sum of $1,000 and Tremble posted a $2,000 bond. Both were released on their own recognizance for appearance before the next grand jury.

Tremble

Former Grafton youth named to West Point

Thomas L. Gillooly, a 20 year old native of Grafton later living in Toledo, has been appointed to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He is a Libbey High School and Toledo University graduate and a member of Sigma Delta Rho. His family left Grafton in 1914 and now resides in Toledo where his father is vice president of the American Flint Glass Workers' Union.

Harris Sutton Home National ‘Bank Grafton Joseph Gil Foply Here Thomas L. Gillooly United States Military Academy Ninth Ohio Libbey, High School Toledo University Toledo Sigma Delta ‘Rho

Raid Prohibition Inquiry Ties Kanawha Falls Case

State Prohibition Commissioner Ross Wells promised a thorough review of the raid on Charles W. Olesen ton home at Kanawha Falls after a day in supreme court. He said most knowledge comes from hearsay and he will not speak until records are examined. Shrine Club Elects in Clarksburg. Joe D. Williams elected president at the annual Shrine Club meeting in the Masonic Temple. Judge George Tavecrot addressed the assembly. Auto Theft Charge in Elkins. Clifford Saffel, 19, held on $2,000 bond for stealing W Arbogast’s automobile last Thursday. The car was found damaged and missing parts near Junior.

Charleston Charles W. Osenton Kanawha Falls Ross 4. Wells Supreme Court Fayette County Shrine Club Clarksburg Joe D. Williams Masonic Temple C. Guy Musser H. Shields Edwin Bailey B. B.jarvis Fred Delbridge Joe Mowery B. We ' Matthews George Tavecrot Parkersburg B. A. Watts Elkins Clifford Saffel Belington Justice of the Peace Cam Hart W. Arbogast Lynehoy Tow High Achool Arbogast Baptist Church Cty Junior

West Virginia Brevities On Laurel Ann Murder Case

Sutton reports a Laurel County case where the murder of farmer and his wife led to a missing purse. A bag containing 752 dollars was found during a farm search after the November 29 killings, revealing the oversight in earlier searches and tying to L Harris and the Jeffersons.

Rin-Tin-Tin in Tracked by the Police at Opera House

The Wonder Dog Rin-Tin-Tin stars in Tracked by the Police at the Opera House for three days Friday and Saturday and tomorrow. The desert melodrama features Jason Robards Virginia Browne Faire Tom Sentschi and Dave Morris among a colorful cast. The photography is praised and Rin-Tin-Tin’s performance drives the show.

Kidrange Eis Wonder Andrers Opera House Warner Brothers Arizona Rinty Jason ‘Robards Virginia, Browne ‘Faire Big Tom Sentschi Dave Morris Theodore Lorch Ben Walker Rin-Tin-Bin Nev

Ladies Health Study elects new officers in K of P Hall

The Ladies Health Study group met in the K of P Hall with seven members present. Mrs Warren Shaffer was named president and Mrs Charles Geldbaugh vice president as the group plans discussions on communicable diseases and next meetings at members' homes.

Lith Steven Ross Skinner Rela Mildred Shrader Bers Harry Definbaugh

Chicago Gangster Capone Ousted From City by Police

Los Angeles dispatch reports Al Capone, dubbed Scarface, escorted from Chicago by detectives to a train heading east after Chicago officials ordered him out. Police Chief Hughes said Capone will not return to Chicago, while Capone claimed a right to reenter as taxpayer and property owner. He indicated he would travel to southern California and later return.

Los Angeles Scarface al" Capone Chicago Hughes Capone California

Train Collision in Memphis Kills Engineer

Kansas City Special freight train collided with a yard engine on the main line near Thayer Street West City, causing serious injury to a mail clerk and probable death of the special’s engineer. Two mail cars and a baggage car derailed. none of the passengers were hurt. Officials wondered how both trains were on the main line at once. Engines overturned. other items damaged. Several items about sale and property follow in the same dispatch.

Memphis Kansas City Louis San Francisco Bath Thayer Street Sicity Portia Arkansas Jacksonville

Y M C A Notes and Local Meetings Tonight

The Y M C A notes Carlyle quote and announces the American Legion and Auxiliary will meet in the association rooms at 8 o clock tonight for their semi monthly meetings. Today's gym schedule lists cadets 4 30 to 5 30 Andrews Juniors 6 to 7 Carr China Tossers 7 to 8 30. The public library opens tomorrow afternoon 2 to 6. In Taylor County a raiding party reports Mayle ran a land office style operation with evidences of illegal liquor traffic found around his premises including quart jars pint bottles 11 barrels of cash and other equipment.

American Legion and Auxiliary Andrews Carr Taylor County Mayle Newton

Less Poultry In Cold Storage Than In 1926

Washington reports a smaller Christmas supply of cold storage poultry than in 1926. Total poultry in storage stood at 84,758,000 pounds versus 106,?54,000 last year, while meat stocks rose to 541,787,000 pounds from 531,211,000.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Education Department Bill Offered Today

Washington reports a bill to create a cabinet secretary led Education Department as urged by President Coolidge. Senator Curtis and Representative Reed have long sponsored the move in Congress. The measure includes mail transport contracts to air routes and overseas possessions.

Washington Department of Education Coolidge Curtis Representative Reed New York Congress United States Rator Moses New Hampshire

Former Colgate wife gives up wealth for poet romance

Morristown dispatch reports Mrs. Colgate, ex-wife of Colgate secretary Henry A. Colgate, seeks divorce in Reno and plans to wed poet Byron Dexter. The mother of Dexter says Mrs Colgate chose poverty and marriage to the young writer over wealth, driven by Shelley inspired affection.

Morristown Shelley Colgate Company Tree Lance Byron Dexter Dexter Henry A. Colgate Reno Nevada James L. Dexter

Must Be A Lawyer Suit Line From Old Courtroom Note

Fragmentary OCR reads must be a lawyer line about a suit for every day in the week with garbled remainder. Indicates a legal wardrobe or satirical note but lacks identifiable persons, organizations, or concrete events for fuller summary.

Opie

Indiana University halts plan to raze campus walk amid protests

Bloomington Indiana officials faced student protests when they proposed demolishing the campus board walk and an ancient lane. The plan met strong opposition as students argued for preserving the historic path and its surrounding area despite administrative pressure to remove it.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University

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