Grafton Daily Sentinel Notes Local Wartime Activity
Walter Paige of Company E returns to Grafton from Camp Meade and visits his parents on Bas Main Street. The paper lists numerous residents and visitors, including soldiers home on leave, friends, relatives, and local social happenings across Grafton and nearby towns, with references to postwar travel and upcoming local events.
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Walter Paige
Company E
Camyr Meade
Robert Paige
Bas
Main Street
Army Philips
Walnut St
Thomas, Airs
Fay Trimble
Arthur
Everet
McWillians
Lucy White
Worning
Ashland
Ohio
Daytom Shahan
Harold Noble
Chris Nicola
Chast
Steer
Wilds
Pocahontas County
Cowin
Cowan
A Bainbridge
Grafton
Grace Aainbridge
Sedalia
Arsmael Bainbridge
Virginia Shanabarger
Washington Street
Meta Galliher
Fairmont
Camp Meade
Talbott
Bark Gettsy
Sentinel
Guy Williams
Bank of Megiington
J.D. Huttman
Addison Street
Charles Huttman
Akron
Harold Kirkpatrick
Paul Wyckoff
France
Paul
Blaney Riley
Mary Flanagan
Riley
Newark
John Devine
Guy F. Wilhelm
A.W. Wilhelm
J. W. Robinson
Athey
del Bert T. Robinson
Herman Wileen
America
Ume
Camp Sherman
J. Frank Wilson
W. Main Street
Mary Gaskins
Morgan, Town
A. Bainbridge
Cid Crites
United States
Mary Leight
Wheeling
Pred Laelman
West Main
Chas. W. Ayer
Towet
Joly W. Murphy
Newport News
Brest
Pune
United State
Robi. T
den Leat Reserve Corps
U.S Army
and M Judge
Washington Fleet
J. Webb Davis
Lear “Jewelry Company
Cumberland
Hy IM
Whyood Williamson
Charleston
Commission
Hr. H. Williamson
W. Frances Street
Turk
Businese
Grattord Traction Company
T. K. Smith
D Mugler
Elkins
Helen Smith
Boyd Hickman
Robert Matuney
Newburg
James Flanagin
B. Washinster Street
Theodore Geikin
Wilfore Street
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Charles BE. Rau
Dewey Avenue
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Edenburgh
Archie
West Side
City Hospital
Beech Street
W. G. Demoss
Thornton
P Marcellus Compton
Liond Settlement
Lee Rogers
Mevonkey
Karl Jacobs
Roderick
Mr. Mahaffey
Esr
Simpson
Old Skoppan
John Burke
Caplan Flanagan
W. P. Hendrickson
Loar
Hendrickson and Company Clothing
Buckhannon
Rickon
Oakland
Misk
Hilda
Bishop
Jim Bishop
Reai
Miss 2
aMster Mechanic's Office
Hazel Ayers
Rowlesburg
Jack Rogers
Rev
B. B. Lambert
Huntington
William Lambert
Common
Thomas O'Brien
Piedmont
James Higgins
Pittsburgh
Frank Flanagan
Thomas
Clarksburg
James Flanagan
Thomas Welch
Burns
Bernard Miley
Captain Flanagan
O'Neil
Mike Fahey
Predimont
James Burns
Mackenstreut
Elza Linn
Knotts
Bernard Faherty
Loar, Hendrickson & Co
Clarence Statler
James Planaga
Statler Bein
Joseph P Lally
M.A. Lally
Meade Mi
Nathan Shroyer
Millersville
C. Charleston
Prank Bender
Luzadder Street
Jed W. Robinson
McGraw Avenue
Knottsville
Marcelene Bender Redchase
Cincinnati
Gratton
Frank Bender
Edwood V Williamson
Harry Williiamson
West Francis Street
Flora Loar
St. Marys Hospital
Fred A. Bradley
John W. Bradley
Knottaville
Sherrard
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Joshua Moore
Arthur Dayton
Philippi
A. G. Dayton
C. P Metzner
Columbus
Indiana
John C. Coniff
West Virginia
Bolyard
Bikies
United States Court
Charles R. Lilly
Co Ekins
Federal Court
Robert Davis
Highstree
South Side
Robert ©. Davis
Overseas Service
Parris Settler
Pearl Street
Clinton Ayer
Industrial School For Boys
Printytown
States
Yestery
Hendrickson
E. H. Kelley
Doc Fletcher
Boyard
Fikin
Hanway
Yi Way
Elkin
Laura Lowther
C. G. Turner
Pauline Foley
Washington, D. C
Grace Wheelen
Martha Daly
Lawrence Kippel
Fred Bolliger
East Main Street
James Oyd
Richard Ford
Harry Boyd
C. L. Boice
Charles W. Ayer
Good Roads Mass Meeting at Flemington
A Flemington District mass meeting on good roads is planned for Saturday 7 PM at the Lincoln Theatre. Citizens from the Astor highway and Rosemont areas will gather to discuss action to present to the county court at its next session, despite a city celebration.
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Lincoln
Astor Highway
Rosemont
Kuban Cossacks Capture 4000 Bolsheviki and 1200 Prisoners
Russia June 30 The Kuban Cossacks operating along the Don river have captured 4000 Bolsheviki and ten guns. The Don Cossacks advancing northward report 1200 prisoners and three armored trains captured.
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Hkaterinodar
Russia
Don River
Don Cossack
Hollweg seeks trial blame for war surrender
Former German chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, aged 62, asks allied powers to face trial for Germany’s acts during his tenure, offering himself in place of the former Emperor William II. He claims sole responsibility for the Emperor’s political acts and urges moral accountability through an international court in The Hague.
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Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Slemencea
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Clemenceau
William 1I
Hohnezollern
Netherlands
Belgium
Reichstag
von Bethmann Hollweg
Hohenfinow
Eberswale
Associated Powers
Telexia
Sayashy
League of Nations
League
Holland
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