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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1933

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Colombia and Peru clash as border fight widens

Bogota reports Colombian forces seize Tarapa mining town driving out Peruvian troops on the Putumayo river frontier. Peru claims Colombian flotilla attacked first near Tarapaca, while both nations escalate and Brazil plays mediator. Diplomatic ties severed as passports are handed to Peruvian legation staff.

Bogota Colombia Tarapa Putumayo Leticia Peru Cordova Amazon Associated Press Terday Putu Tarapaca

Jail Prisoner Receipts Spar Over City Sheriff Dispute

A dispute between Sheriff Lee Bennett Jr and city police over handling of city prisoners at the jail flared last Friday when Patrolman Homer Selvey refused to sign a receipt for items taken from a prisoner. The sheriff says he is responsible for city articles in lockup. Mayor King and Chief Henderson argue the sheriff’s duty is only to safeguard prisoners. The county city water and facility exchange deal may be reviewed by the county court tomorrow to seek an adjustment.

Lee Bennett, Jr Bennett Homer Selvey King Henderson Sherif

Holt Wins Floor Battle For Funds to Carry On Investigation

In Charleston, the house utility investigating committee won blanket expense authority after an hour of debate. Chairman Holt secured a 62 to 27 roll call vote, defeating Speaker Hi ner who urged a spending limit. Holt accused utilities of blocking inquiry and warned the panel could die without funds. Continued on page six.

Charleston House Holt Utilities Committee Hiner

Parker known as Long Chain Charlie hauls 4000 prisoners

J C Parker a veteran guard at Moundsville penitentiary nicknamed Long Chain Charlie, transported 24 convicts from the county jail to Moundsville and claimed a record of more than 4,000 convicts moved in four years without losing a prisoner. Sheriff Reynolds calls it possibly West Virginia's all time best. Parker personally supervises handcuffing and chaining before loading them into a bus, a method he says is easier than on a train.

Clarksburg J. C. Parker Moundsville Penitentiary Charlie Moundsville Parker Fitzhugh Reynolds Reynolds West Virginia United States

Delegate in Probe Fight in West Virginia McDowell County

Charleston February report shows Delegate Lubliner, head of the house elections committee, challenging Senator Hatfield over his denial of election frauds in McDowell County. He accuses Hatfield of lacking personal knowledge and reframing Democratic actions as attacks on Republicans.

Charleston Delague Lubliner Mercer United States Hatfield McDowell County House Lubliner House Elections Committee McDowell West Virg Inia

Denver Kidnap Case Tightens With Arrests Ordered

In Denver police move toward a 48 hour deadline, W M Red Mitchell and George Varlengo were jailed as suspects in the Charles Boettcher II kidnapping. Chief Clark announced arrests while confirming links to two suspects and clearing others of involvement as the hunt continued.

Denver Colo Anna Lou Boettcher Charles Boettcher II W. M Red) Mitchell Albert T. Clark Clark Boettche W. M. “Red’ Mitchell George Varlengo

Redistricting bill shifts delegates in state House

A proposal approved by the house redistricting committee would reapportion the 94 delegates by counties without changing total. Kanawha would gain two delegates for eight, Cabell and McDowell would gain one each, Logan Marion Mercer Raleigh and Wood would have three each, Greenbrier Marshall Mingo Monongalia and Wayne would have two each, others one each. Berkeley Braxton Randolph Roane Jackson Preston Mason Wetzel would lose one delegate.

Charleston House of Delegates House House Committee Kanawha Cabell McDowell Logan Marion Mercer Raleigh Wood Greenbrier Marshall Mingo Monongaliae Wayn

Girl Slept A Year Puzzle Baffling Doctors

Chicago reports Patricia MacGuire aged 27 has slept for a year. Physicians cannot awaken her after a doctor first called last year. Family says she complained of fatigue and sleepiness as efforts to restore consciousness continue, with nourishment provided by forced feeding.

Chicago Patricia MacGuire

Believe Miner Nelson Green Murder Victim in Garrett County

Oakland Maryland February reports say Nelson Green a 31 year old miner was found dead on Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Bloomingdale his death may be murder investigators cite a head blow and suggest he was killed placed on tracks to cover the crime three people including Green s widow are in custody or under arrest pending further inquiry blood evidence at the coal house and home prompts continued questioning neighbors recount a drinking party before the discovery and police expect arrests within days

Oakland Garret County Nelson Green Baltimore and Ohio Bloomington Green J. C. Wolverton Piedmont W. Va Walter W. Dawson Walter H. Haenstling W. A. Gonder George Brandlin Brandlin Dominic Flynn Garrett County Greene National Limited Harper Davis Davis

Senate Votes To Take Up Blaine Dry Repeal Measure

The Senate voted 68 to 23 to take up the Blaine resolution repealing the 18th Amendment, signaling a test of pro and anti Prohibition strength. Filibuster opponents pledged renewed effort after today’s vote, with potential night sessions and cloture to limit debate.

Senate Blaine Washington Neely Hatfield West —Virginia

Plan Annual Blaney Birth Celebration

The birthday celebration for George L. Blaney at the Y M C A rooms last Saturday was a success. A committee plans to make February 11 annual in his honor, with yearly painting displays and an art pageant at a central location. The current artworks remain on the walls at the Y all week, drawing hundreds of viewers and praise from attendees.

George L. Planey Jed W. Robinson Blaney Y.M.C. A Grafton

Dairymen on Strike Promises Broad Midwest Impact

Milwaukee February 15. Wisconsin cooperative milk pool begins strike at milking time led by Walter M. Singler to withhold milk from steameries cheese plants and distribution points. Demands top price at 1.40 per hundred pounds on farms with bottle prices in Milwaukee about 1.60, others pay 1.0 to farmers and factories pay 60 to 65 cents. The leaders seek to spread the action across the Middle West agricultural region.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool Wisconsin Walter M. Singler Middle West Milk Pool

Court directs damage suits for $2,000,000

Charleston Feb 15 The State Supreme Court paved the way for hearing damage suits exceeding 2 million dollars for death or injury to workers from sili cosis tied to the Hawk s Nest project in Fayette county The appellate court initially ruled the compensation act did not shield employers from such damages and sent the test case back for trial About 90 suits were filed seeking 2.28 million dollars against Rinehart and Dennis Co Lynchburg Va and New Kanawha Power Co.

Charleston State Supreme Court Hawk’s Nest Fayette County Rinehartland Dennis Company, Inc Lynchburg New Kanawha Power Company

Wendel Plant Operating Under Receivership Report

The Maryland Coal Company's Wendel plant has operated for months under receivership and now runs five days a week with sufficient orders on hand to sustain that schedule. The firm is said to hold an attractive railroad fuel product line.

Maryland Coal Company Wendel

Kingfish Huey Long Denounced as Lie in Senate Probe

Earl Long testifies he saw Harry Abell place ten thousand dollars in Huey Long's bathrobe pocket during Long's 1927 gubernatorial campaign. Huey denies the charge, calling it a lie as cross examination reveals the alleged cash was never cashed due to fear of being marked.

New Orleans Huey P. Long Senate John H. Overton Earl Harry Abell Power and Utility Corporations Huey Long Huey Abell

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