Sentinels Reluctant View on Treaty and Governance
A long clipped editorial from the Hereton Sentinel debates President Wilson and the Treaty ratification. It critiques Bryan's stance, calls for strong government action against alien threats, and argues for self defense and adherence to majority rule in Senate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
William — J. Bryan
Washington
Wilson
Europe
Behénic
Germany
Gscomft
Bryan
Senate
Paris
Ratrom Harvey
Bryan and railways in the 1960 campaign
In the fall of 1960 Bryan faced sharp criticism for a past suggestion that railroads be publicly owned or managed by government officials. He clarified his stance, denying unequivocal support for government ownership and saying discussion would occur if public supervision proved insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Coun Ity
Treathless Atention
William Jennings Bryan
New York World
Philadelphia Ledger
New York Journal of Commerce
Baltimore Smallpox Infections Spread Through Railroad Officer Cases
The article notes two smallpox cases linked to railroad workers with W A Coffman a West Side conductor and his illness after attending a Baltimore meeting. Coffman’s home at 612 Gay Street remains under quarantine as he recovers. A Scarlet fever case involves six year old Margaret Clark of West Knotts Avenue, with doctor Lanham aiding diagnostics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Coffman
West Side
Baltimore
Lanham
M. Coffman
Mar
Garet Clark
Clark
West Knotts Avenue
Court session calls dockets and sets trial dates
Dockets were called in court with long term plans as the morning session focused on criminal and civil calendars and fixing trial dates. Few cases were ready for trial, indictments from the grand jury could prompt immediate trials, and the grand jury continued testimony with a report possible tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feu
Dacola Lake
C. Workman
Simpson
Mike Kirzyonski
P. H. Gank
Ira J. Crey
James F. Breedlove
Locals Train for Affair to Meet Visitors
Locals prepare to confront the Visitors in camp after a prior defeat by Morgan town strengthens their resolve. The year also features the opening of girls basketball season with the High School team ready to showcase real play. Watch the Sentinel for game announcements as the Strand offers matinee for ladies and evening show for women over sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Buckhannon
The
Sentinel
Mery Strong
Strand
Gems Valued Near Five Thousand Stolen on Pullman
January 14 theft on a Cincinnati to Pittsburgh Pullman berth reported by Geo. C. Shays, VP of the Acakinney Co. of Cincinnati. Jewelry and $150 wallet disappeared from Shays’s berth. a man with a similar satchel seen leaving at Denniston, Ohio. Detectives suspect a Mexican suspect. another passenger’s suitcase with valuables was also taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
John McCullough
Geo. C. Shays
2. 1
Acakinney Co
Shay
Shays
Wheeling Bishop to Attend Ceremonies in Rome
Wheeling, W. Va. Jan. Right Rev. H. J. Donahue bishop of Wheeling confirms he will join several American bishops in Rome for the Joan of Arc consecration ceremonies to be held in May. Cardinal Mercier of Belgium reportedly requested Donahue’s inclusion during his recent U.S. visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Rome
W. Va
H. J. Donahue
Cctholic
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
United States
Donghne
Meetings Continue at Andrew's M B Church This Week
The special meeting at Andrew's M B Church will run all week with services nightly at 7:20. Last night drew a five audience and a splendid service, as the choir led by Mrs Florence Wilkinson and assisted by the young people provided singing. Several seek church membership while a few express desire to live a better life. officials and members urged to attend every night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew's
M. B
Florence Wilkinson
Two Smallpox Cases Reported In City
Two cases of smallpox are confirmed by Dr. T F Lantram health officer. Clarence Leith on Beech Street is ill and quarantined at home. Mrs Leith says they recently traveled from Cincinnati by sleeping car two weeks ago, source details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Lantram
Clarence Leith
West Side
Beech Street
Lanham
Grafton High to Meet Buckhannon Friday Evening
Grafton High School faces Buckhannon in a Friday night basketball game billed as the season’s marquee event. Buckhannon, two-time runner up in recent tournaments, beat Elkins by 10 points. Grafton hopes to add a strong upset at home as Buckhannon’s strength is noted but not unbeatable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
saviNe
Yyotpe
Wittiion Fe
Grafton High
Buckhannon
Igh
Buckhanno
Buckhannon High
Elkins
Beals
The Revelations of a Wife opens at Strand Theatre
The Revelations of a Wife, a sensational mystery play, debuts at the Strand Theatre with a matinee and night show on Wednesday January 24. The production promises mystery, pathos, and comedy, aiming to refresh audiences tired of repetitive dramas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
Farmers Withholding Wheat Ties to Higher Bread Prices
Jan 14 report notes withholding of wheat by farmers cited by Bernard J. Rothwell, former Boston chamber of commerce president, as a key factor in bread costs. He told the state commission on the necessaries of life that crops and export figures suggest farmers may hold wheat until the new crop arrives in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Jte
Bo Tong
Tome
Iinoeka
Europe
Local visitors and departures note in circuit court city
Vernon Fortney of Kingwood arrives to report circuit court proceedings where he serves as official court stenographer. Thomas J. McAvoy leaves for Hot Springs and California after spending winters in Florida and Cuba. Herbert Wolfe of near Simpson visits. Charles Huffman of Akron travels to Hickory South Carolina with wife Enoch Satterfield. Mrs. Enoch Satterfield recovers from surgery at Johns Hopkins. Mrs. Lloyd Atkins returns home after funeral of J. T. Bishop in Fairmont. Anna Barbe departs Pittsburgh after visiting Nora Bishop and Edna Maloney in Grafton for a sudden death in Fair Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Fortney
Kingwood
Thomas J. McAvoy
Hot Springs
Arko
California
Tue Jeffle Coast
McAvoy
Florida
Cuba
Herbert Wolfe
Simpson
Charles Hufman
Akron
J.D. Huffman
Addison Street
Hickory
South Carolina
Enoch K. Sattereld
Weat Wilford Street
Nora Bishop
Edna Maloney
Pittsburgh
Fair Kane
B. T. Bishop
Grafton
Indiana governor calls special session to ratify federal amendment
Governor Goodrich ordered a special session of the Indiana legislature for Friday to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. In Indianapolis on January 14, the announcement highlighted the ratification move. Dorothy Carroll of Addison Street visits the home of her sister Mia, while H. A. Benedict at Divers Tucker County appears in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Goodrich
Indiana
Dorothy Carroll
Addison Street
Mia
H. A. Benedict
Dievis
Tucker County
Cornwell Rips Radicals at Farmer Meet
Morgantown January 12 Governor John J. Cornwell addressed a large audience of farmers and townspeople at Commencement Hall urging farmers to educate themselves on national issues and to stand firm against unbalancing forces. He attacked Plumbs plan and warned against party politics in favor of honest work and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
John J. Cornwell
Commencement Hall
West Virginia
Cornwell
Plumb
Washington
Jin
Treveal Sinks in Violent Channel Storm Off Weymouth
In a ferocious gale off Weymouth England, the British steamer Treveal bound Calcutta to Dundee wrecked on Kimmer Edge Rock near St Albans head. Thirty five of forty two crew members drowned after two lifeboats were swamped and rescue attempts failed. The captain also perished as the vessel broke in two late Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
England
Kimmer Edge Rock
St. Albans Head
Calcutta
Dundee
Jout
Treveal
Coast Guard
Hain Steamship Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hereton Sentinel
Honard HH. Holt
Associated Press
Postoffice
Bolshevism
Jonarchy
Prinkipo
McKinley
Naturs” Jy
U. S
State Department of Health
Ciidren
Leniner
Troteky
Frank Hellerick, & Co
New Market Street
Philadelphia
Pullman
Savage
Farmer
Frank M. Keane
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!