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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1927

Page

8

Watson testimony on Mexican documents authenticity and affidavits

Watson described efforts to verify the authenticity of papers and to place a man in the Mexican office in New York City to confirm documents. He cited illiteracy among clerks and noted affidavits including Almicar Zontella of the Mexican Congress and a stenographer in Mexico City.

Mol Page Sid Page New York City Avila Watson Reed Robinson Almicar Zontella Mexican Congress

affidavits on a Japanese secret treaty and river flood outlook

The text notes affidavits bearing on a Japanese secret treaty and details a committee debate over misplaced accents. It also reports Pittsburgh rainfall of about one inch and a flood outlook, with the Allegheny River back in its channel a foot and a half below the flood mark after heavy rain.

Pittsburgh Weathr Bureau Tony Allegheny

Lad Injured Cleaning Gun In Accident At Home

Dorsey Mayle a 17 year old resident of West Hill settlement was injured yesterday afternoon while cleaning a thigh powered rifle. The shell pierced his shoe and lodged between the second and third toes, nearly tearing them. He was rushed to the city hospital where Dr. AR Warden said amputation should not be necessary unless complications arise.

Dorsey Mayle West Hill

West Penn Company Negotiating For Webster Springs Plant

Webster Springs, Dec. 16. The Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company is negotiating to acquire the Webster Springs Light Company plant. W B Tracy, president of the local firm, said a satisfactory offer has been made and accepted pending final notice from the service company. The price is not disclosed and the plant is expected to change hands around January 1. The prospective purchaser already owns light and power plants across northern portions of the state.

Webster Springs Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company Isi

Hodges Named League Chief in Taylor County Branch

L P Hodges manager of the Hotel Grafton was elected president of the Taylor county Wild Life league succeeding W S Rowland. William Erhart of Thorn ton Fire Brick Co. Thorn ton became vice president and Guy Cole secretary treasurer. The body outlined goals for 1928 and planned a membership campaign as state slogan urged a branch in every county with 10 000 members statewide.

Taylor County Wild Life League L. P. Hodges Grafton W. S. Rowland William Erhart Thornton Fire Brick Company Thornton Guy Cole C. M. Wells Fairmont State Game and Fish Commission Rowland West Virginia Mike Rowland

Educator Thomas Wakefield Goodspeed Dies at 86

Chicago obituary notes former secretary of the University of Chicago board of trustees Thomas Wakefield Goodspeed died at 86. He served with the university for a quarter century and remained connected to its educational work.

Chicago Thomas Wakefield Goodspeed Board of Trustees University of Chicago

Laurel thesis opposed by Wild Life League leaders

Secretary Charles M Wells of the Wild Life League denounces gathering laurel and greenery from roadsides as a violation of state routes and conservation laws. He warns stores and individuals decorate with flora from prohibited areas, urging public cooperation to conserve the state’s natural life.

Grafton Charles M. Wells Taylor County Wild Life League Wells

French Government to Support Votes for Women in Municipal Elections

Paris December 16 The French government will back the cause of votes for women in municipal elections when it reaches the senate after the budget is adopted Premier Poincare promised in a letter to Madame Maria Verone president of the French League for Women's Rights. The chamber adopted universal suffrage for women last July but leaders seek municipal voting now hoping the senate will extend equal rights later.

Paris Senate Poincare Maria Verone French League For Women's Rights A. Dill Chamber of Deputies

Wife Deserter Nabbed by Sheriff's Deputy

Sheriff Ross Fisher of Jackson Ohio will arrive tonight to take William Oliver an alleged wife deserter to Ohio where he is wanted on a non import charge Oliver was working in the Wendel coal fields and was arrested by Deputy Sheriff A R Bolyard and Special Constable Lloyd Spring Oliver waived extradition and is in the bounty jail awaiting the Ohio sheriff

Ross Fisher Jackson Ohio William Oliver Oliver Wendel A. R. Bolyard Lloyd Spring Bounty

Bus Line Dispute Up In Kanawha Court

A writ of certiorari to review a denial by the state road commission of a permit for the Interstate Motor Transit company to carry intra state passengers between Charleston and the Kentucky border was issued by Judge A. P. Hudson. Respondents include the commission, the Midland Trail Transit Company, Ohio Valley Bus Company, Charleston chamber bus committee, Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and related street railway entities. The Interstate company proposed a three cent per mile rate versus the Midland Trail's five cent rate.

Charleston State Road Commission Interstate Motor 'Transit Company Kentucky A. P. Hudson Midland ‘Trail, Transit, Company Ohio Valley Bus Company Charleston Chamber of Commerce Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Charleston Interurban Ohio Valley Street Midland Trail

Suspend Two Captains of Ohio River Boats

Gallipolis Ohio December 16 federal steamboat inspectors suspended for a year Captain Frank Johnson and Chief Engineer Walter Johnson of the steamer W C Mitchell owned by the Reliance Hatfield Company after inspectors found unlawful pressure in the boilers. The Mitchell was boarded last midnight at lock number six on the Kanawha river.

Gallipolis W. C. Mitchell Frank Johnson Walter Johnson Mitchell Reliance Hatfield Company Cincinnati Kanawha River

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