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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

3

Film Fire Adds to Chaplin Philosophy Fest

Survivors of a Chaplin film fire testified in Los Angeles as Charles Chaplin sought to bar Charles Amadore from using Chaplinesque stage names. The court session featured Chaplin’s remarks on his philosophy of humor and characterization, including his inspiration for the derby and cane. A fire broke out during a demonstration reel, sending attendees scrambling but unharmed as flames destroyed a projector room.

Chaplin Reel Los Angeles Cal Charles Spencer Chaplin Charles Amadore Charlie Applin Amadore Charlie Chaplin Ettard Ple Fire Department

State funds distribution favors three counties in West Virginia

West Virginia state banks in Marion Monongalia and Taylor counties lost 309653.94 last year due to an antiquated law. Treasurer WS Johnson advocates a new plan to distribute deposits by county value, ending favors to Kanawha and two others. The proposal would centralize deposits under the state treasurer and require monthly reporting to correct inequities.

Monongalia Marion Taylor Charleston Web Treasury Department West Virgini Virginia Kanawha WS Johnson Board of Oblig Works Harrison County Serkeley County Johnson

State Livestock Value Falls Off in West Virginia

Louisville Kentucky February 20 The annual livestock summary from the United States Department of Agriculture reports West Virginia farm livestock on January 1 1925 valued at about 39 255 000 down from 41 474 000 on January 1 1924 a drop of roughly 2 219 000. The 1924 counts show horses swine and cattle down while sheep and milk cows rose and average values per head declined for several categories. Readings include 157 000 horses 15 000 mules 224 000 milk cows 248 900 other cattle 514 000 sheep and 261 000 swine with milk cow value at 40 a head and other cattle 28 90. Horse 75 mule 85 sheep 8 20 and swine 12.

Hutchinson Coal Company Mount Clare Neff Washington W. Va United States Department of Agriculture Harrison Commissioner of Agriculture West Virginia Commission of Agriculture State Department of Agriculture George W. Neff West Homer Mitchell Louisville Division of Crop and Livestock

Grafton Triumphs Over Elkins In Two Overtime Thriller

Grafton edged Elkins 20 to 16 after two extra periods in a buzzy high school basketball clash. Hickman and Poling starred for Grafton, as fans packed the chamber of commerce dinner event later celebrating Knights of Pythias anniversary with speeches music and memories.

Shinnston Elkins Grafton Gratton Fayer Wimer Frank Wimer Elkine Wis Mickie McDade Gull Hickman Climas Hickman and Voling Grafton Liscup Grafton— Kins Porwards Polings Veithmeyer Settor Larne Setter McDade Abbott Brown McBade Poling Collett Downs Glenn Setier Pollo Weithmeyer Ada Hetroul

Ohio Governor orders probe of poisoning at Ohio State

Governor Do-hahey asks Ohio State Board of Pharmacy secretary to probe alleged laxity at the University dispensary after two students died from strychnine poisoned quinine capsules. Medicines found tainted. University insists on full cooperation with officials.

Ohio Columbus Vic Dohaney M. M. N. Ford Ohio State Board of Pharmacy Ohio State University Dohaney Ford Exhaus al Leen John Cheater Tia W. Thompson Donahey

Marx Resigns as Prussia Premier in Confidence Vote

Berlin February 20 Dr Wilhelm Mars premier of Prussia and his cabinet resigned today after failing to win a vote of confidence in the diet The tally was 218 yeas 221 nays with Mars and his ministers stepping down amid the political setback in Berlin

Marx Berlin Wilhelm Mars Prussia

Coolidge Prepares Inauguration Cabinet Shifts Begin

Washington reports President Coolidge clearing his desk as he prepares a fresh start two weeks before inauguration. Kellogg and Jardine named to cabinet posts signal reorganization, while talks on future changes hint at a tighter executive reach and no major policy announcements until the inaugural address.

Washington Coolidge Warren G. Harding Senate Frank @. Kellogg William M. Jardine Kansas Mr. Coolidge Congress House la Follette LaFollette Wisconsin Brookhart Ladd and Frazier North Dakota la Fol- Inde Finance Interstate Commerce Committees White House Friends of Thos Strates Nic

Memories Poem by W W McDaniel Reflects on flowers and bygone days

The piece recalls happy days around a cottage door during spring and twilight walks among roses honeysuckle and other blooms. It extols nature’s beauty, quotes several flowers, and declares the rhododendron as the fairest of them all.

Tomatch

Flemington Students Prepare Bird Boxes for Public School Day

Mr and Mrs Oscar Workman of Simpson visited Flemington. Superintendent Dellett Newton spoke at Flemington high school on Public School Day noting student enthusiasm for contests. Eighth grade boys are crafting bird boxes with a prize for the best box and about twelve boxes will be finished this week.

Oscar Workman Simpson Flemington Dellett Newton Flemington High School

Local Sketches of Visitors and Health Notes

DENT. Waller Denison of Evansville was a business visitor here last Thursday. N Goff of near Ayaton was at his farm here last Thursday. W H Hamilton made a business trip to Grafton last Wednesday. Mrs Maggie Shahan is improving slowly. C M Sinclair made a business trip to Marquess last Saturday. Mrs A G Schooley of near Colebank spent Saturday and Sunday visiting Mrs Maggie Shahan. Jay Knotts of Red Oak visited his brother Andrew last Saturday and Sunday. Naylor Forman is sick with the

Waller Denison Evansville N. Goff Near Ayaton W. H. Hamilton Grafton Maggie Shahan Sig C. M. Sinclair Marquess A. G. Schooley Colebank Jay Knotts Red Oak Andrew Naylor Forman

Hospital Notes From City Hospital Report Mixed Recoveries

Mrs G R Robinson of Philippi was operated on and is recovering. Benjamin H Haskins foreman at Hazee Alas Glass underwent appendicitis operation and is improving. Miss Iva Proudfoot and Miss Rose Manning of Philippi are recovering from major operations. John Reed to be discharged soon after recent surgery. Mrs S Ke White discharged after days paid confinement. Mrs Sarah Carruthers admitted with hip injury from a fall. several patients discharged or recovering.

G. R. Robinson Philipph City Hospital Benjamin H. Haskins Hazee Alas Glass Wednase Éay Iva Proudfoot Philippi Corrine Gall Aoaton Rose Manning John Reed Oleda Philips Raemont F. W. Keeane J. Moy Andrew Cantrell Willan Pinal S. Ke White Sarah Carruthers

Double shooting in Pittsburgh leaves taxi driver dead

In Pittsburgh on February 28 a taxi driver named John, 27, was killed and Miss Elizabeth Salty Van, 18, wounded after a quarrel. Police say Rogers shot the girl then killed himself in the mouth. the woman was rushed to a hospital as details suggest he found her not at home.

Pittsburg John Taskab Elzabeth Salltyvan Rogers

Remedy to Kill Dark Brown Taste After Jay

New York February 23. Boston scientists report rapid resuscitation of an intoxicated patient using oxygen and carbon dioxide to sober him within an hour with no aftereffects. Dr T Hunter and S G Mudd of Hoxton presented findings to the New York Edison Company claiming success in treating alcoholism related states. Dr F D Fortney of New York discussed carbon dioxide and oxygen combinations in saving lives at Gley Hospital in Grafton.

New York Bos Ton New York Edison Company T. Hunter 8. G.mudd Hoxton F. D. Fortney Grafton Gley Hospital

Trooper Kills Man Who Fired On His Buddy

Pittsburgh area report, February context, state police at East McKeesport. Michael Cranick, 46, shot and killed after allegedly firing on officers and women. Trooper Covelski from Greensburg barracks shot Cranick in the right thigh, surrendered, released on recognizance. Jense Settlim aide reportedly wounded and transported to Westmoreland County Hospital.

Pittsburgh Bolice East McKeesport Michael Cranick Jense, Settlim Greensburg Barracks West Moreland County Ag Greene Po'centanysil Covelski Craniek Briane

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