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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1920

Page

6

Peace treaty referendum urged by Wilson for voters

Clarksburg dispatch reports President Wilson calls next election to decide the league of nations treaty. He argues U S ratification is essential to end war, prevent German aggression, and secure world peace, urging a nationwide referendum if senate action remains contested. He cites democracy, loyalty to allies, and national leadership as stakes.

Aslington Jan Jaestson Y Giners Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Germany United States Senate of the League of Nations Ich Garant Europe League Tas Lenake Andrew Jackson Tie

Modern dances cannibal istic says woman doctor

Dr. Margaret Sullivan of Jersey City told Newark W C A prominent women that modern dances corrupt girls. She warned today’s girls dress like clowns and could be harmed by dancing partners, urging restraint and modesty to protect youth.

New York Kittsy Margaret Sullivan Jersey City Newark ¥. W. C. A Isoo

West Virginia wool and sheep growers to form state association

A meeting of all wool and sheep growers in West Virginia will be held in Charleston on January 21 to form a state wide association. The announcement comes from W H Somers chief of the bureau of markets, state department of agriculture. Mrs A B Bartlett and daughter Margaret returned from Columbus after visiting friends over the holidays.

Charleston W. Va West” Virginia W. H. Somers Bureau of Markets State Department of Agriculture

New Year Mark in Klein Store Signals Ownership Change

The Klein & Company store on Latrobe Street, founded in 1886, adopts a new ownership model with employees sharing in ownership and management. The incorporators are I. Klein, L. B. Haymond, James B. Welch, Elizabeth Krein, and Abe Klein, with $50,000 paid-in capital. The store continues as Klein & Company and has expanded its stock and floor space amid renovations. Luther Haymond and James Welch become stockholders with long histories at the shop.

Wen & Co J. ©. Kein 9 Stereo Messrs. I. . Klein L. B. Haymond James B. Welch Elizabeth Krein the Oil Abe Klein Cranburg Klein & Company Ephriam Klein Latrobe Street Anton Nusbaum Baltimore Klein and Company Ing Luther Haymond James Welch Mr. Haymond Massachusetts Gratton New York Boston

Coal Miners Burned in Explosive Beltane Incident

At Bellevue Colliery in Scranton two miners entered an abandoned shaft with a naked lamp. An explosion ignited a pocket of gas, badly burning Frank Dobicki and fatally burning Michael My. A roof jet loosened by the blast trapped them for hours, sparking early rumors while rescuers worked.

Scranton Dan Bellevue Delaware, Ladivawantia and Western Company Frank Dobicki Michael My

Bryan's Bomb in Democratic Camp Split on League Issue

The report combines a Webster Webster funeral for Harriet Roach with William Jennings Bryan's Jackson Day remarks. Bryan opposed delaying the league of nations issue, urged compromises or presenting it to the country, and outlined three new propositions including national peace avenues and bipartisan notes. He criticized Republicans for delaying ratification and urged the Democratic party to act on suffrage and prohibition while preserving constitutional rights. The piece ties local obituary details to national political discourse.

Washington Gun Ity Socated William Jennings Bryan Wilson Jackson Dianer League of Nations Iiciv Senate Bryan Ita Cittizens Or &S Republican Party Congress Enyan United Siates Paria Toree Susie Isaac Lewit Ale Penich Rexart Jess Republican’ Party Nari Democratic Party John Barleyscorn

Claude Pauley Injured in Factory Accident Yesterday

Claude Pauley a resident near Trandley Crossing sustained severe injuries in a foundry and machine shop accident at Hefner and Maysilles on the west side. He fell through a trap door to the basement, breaking a rib injuring a knee and kidney. Doctor E R Bucklew reports no internal injury beyond the kidney and expects recovery at home.

Claude Pauley Trandley Hefner Maysilles E.R. Bucklew

Woman found frozen near home as Christmas tragedy unfolds

Jeane Blaney, wife of a Bull Run resident, faced a Masontown hearing with grand jury review to trace her death. Neighbors found the scantily clad body early Christmas morning, with suspicion of alcohol influence among household visitors and unclear motive or cause.

Kingwood Jeane Blaney Bull Run Squires McMillen Handley Masontown Chrietas Jose Ter Cass Jt Ig Honka Blakes

Man Recovering After Attack In Butte. Other Briefs Noted

Mr J B Leamon, felled on East Washington street in Butte, was able to walk today for the first time since the assault last week. The Journal of Hiner reports pneumonia, and Miss Margaret Alderson of Newsburg is listed as in Manchester hospital for treatment.

J.B Leamon Butte East Washington Etree Jounee Hiner Verereen Margaret Alderson

Killing of Americans Reported in Mexican Coastline Raid

Telegraphic dispatches from Tampico say J. Roney and Earl Boles were shot by rebels on the coast between International and Transcontinental Oil company camps after ignoring warnings to avoid lawless areas. Pilacz followers, rivals of Pilaez, sought arms believed due on a landing. government forces pursue the bandits and the foreign office seeks further details.

Mexico City Mexico J. Roney Earl Boles Tampico Interior Department International &Transcontinental Pilacz Pilaez Tamiahu Roney Boles Foreign Office

Editor Reger Leads Grafida Leader in New Management

John T. Reger of Belington takes over as editor and manager of the Grafida Leader, introducing a weekly edition printed in folio form after long Kingston printing. Reger, an experienced printer, brings a sprightly new appearance to the publication.

Regen Gut Leader Grafida Leader Reger

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