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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1929

Page

8

Remains Found In Nebraska Linked To 1925 Prison Break

A skeleton found near a shack in Omaha may answer what happened to Gus Grimes and partner Fred Brown known as the chain man. Brown was killed during a 1925 guardhouse escape attempt after abducting two women and a man, who were chained inside the shack before the inmate vanished. A motorist unearthed the bones while freeing a car from mud.

Omaha Neb Gus Grimes Fred Brown Brown

Local residents visit. Baltimore trip and family gatherings

Master Mechanic Ralph H. Cline of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad leaves for Baltimore Maryland for a few days. Families and friends, including C. J. Montgomery Paul Definbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Walters, hosted gatherings and trips amid a narrative of visits and a note on Baltimore car accident casualties and streetcar deaths.

Ralph H. Cline Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Maryland C. J. Montgomery Paul Definbaugh Walters. Rogers Knottsville Pike Robert L. Grimes Morgantown W.H. Grimes Virginia Eugene Graham Crewe William R. Wolfe Jane Elizabeth Billy Wolfe R. My Brown First Ward Emma Rogers H. L. Cook Jr Bal _timore Leningrad Mr. Cook Cumber Iity Charles Harvey Crafton John Donnachie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cumberland R. L. Newton Warder Avenue Lambe Irontown George Warner Ruby Warner Davis Mary Lawson Phil

Scouts Camp Visitors Fill Deep Creek Lake Trip

Local residents travel from Davis and nearby towns to Deep Creek Lake for a Boy Scout camp visit. Senators Watk ins and other guests joined the scene as Boy Scouts host day trips and picnics, with several families driving over to see the campers and enjoy the open air.

Ipps Davis W. Va W. M. Watkins Kiwanis Boy Scout Deep Creek Lakey Oakland John L. Riley Tighe Stibe Andgifre A.” Waller Grafton Deep Creek Ira Allen Stine, Jr Rey, Terry Frank Collins West Side H. H. Holt Ella Barber D.c. Holt John Homer Torrey Carroll Kelly Deep Creek Lake Robert. Dolan B. F. Clark Dellett Lake Altoona Dolans John E. Gawthrop Pruntytown

Girl's Slasher Caught in Act in Rahway

New York dispatch reports Charles Delact, 23, an unemployed bagman, confessed to a Detroit murder four years prior. He slashed Caroling Goodwin, 19, a Rahway telephone clerk, across the back with a 12 inch blade, receiving 15 stitches. He was knocked unconscious by Joseph Gabarino who restrained him until police arrived. He claimed women pester him.

New York Charles Delact Detroit Caroling Goodwin Rahway N. J Brook Ilyn Slasher

Bluefielders Die in Crash

Bluefield West Virginia July 8 Morrison Worth 38 coal yard operator died and Fugate White express messenger injured when their car overturned on a mountain road returning from a weekend fishing trip.

Bluefield W. Va Morrison Worth Fugate White Express

Law breaker loses case in breach of promise suit

Lansing, July 8. The Michigan Supreme Court held violation of liquor laws can justify breach of promise to marry. Rose Akema sued Joseph J. Andruska for failing to marry after she manufactured moonshine. The court noted he would be liable if she continued lawbreaking. It cites the Tunney-Dempsey fight as the era’s largest gate at Chicago, reaching 2.65 million dollars.

Lansing Mich Supreme Court Rose Akema Kent County Joseph J. Andruska Andruska

Jaco hearing postponed in liquor case

Preliminary hearing for William C. Jaco, released under 500 dollars, scheduled for Magistrate Wittman’s court, has been postponed indefinitely. Jaco was arrested in Pruntytown after a midnight ride by Night Patrolman Wallace Henderson and deputies Mays and trooper Wooddell.

William C. Jaco Wittman Youn Jaco Gaylight Wallace Henderson Linn Mays J. W. Wooddell Pruntytown

New Orleans Street Cars Face Sixth Day Strike

In New Orleans a six day street car strike paralyzes service as union leaders seek a settlement with public service officials. Federal conciliation forces act to aid negotiations while the company fights a federal injunction against operating with non union labor. Thousands seek rides and tolls rise as both sides await developments.

New Orleans Widh Public Service Federal ‘Authority Department of Labor Public Service Company

Youths Body Recovered After River Tragedy Near Shrewsbury

Charleston W Va July 8 Deputy sheriff dragged the Kanawha river for the body of Charles Amey 16 who was drowned yesterday at Shrewbury 14 miles from here The boy and companions were wading when the lock wickets failed raising the river level He could not swim and drowned despite friends efforts to save him.

Charleston W. Way Kanawha Charles Amey Shrewbury

Vanderbilt Heiress Weds Prince In Quiet Ceremony

The wedding of Margaret Rutherford, former wife of Sir Paul Dukes, to Prince Charles Murat, third son of Prince Joachim Napoleon Murat, was held today at St. Francois the Saviours church after a prior civil ceremony. Rutherford is the daughter of Mrs W K Rutherford of New York. The religious ceremony was intimate with few immediate family present.

Paris Margaret Rutherford Paul Dukes Charles Murat Joachim Napoleon Murat St. Francois the Saviours Rutherford W.K. Varderblit Mantis New York

Oil Tank Burns at Nedskey Station After Lightning

A fire started by lightning struck a National Transit Pipe Line oil tank at the Nedskey pump station near Pittsburgh. The 25,000 barrel tank contained 21,440 barrels of crude. half of it buckled and spilled oil over the district. Damage estimated at $100,000 with no injuries.

Pittsburgh Nedskey National Transit Pipe Line Company Witnessey

Light Airplane Marks New World Distance Record

Winnipeg reports a new world non stop distance record for light aeroplanes. Wight S. Barney Zimmerley flew from Brownsville Texas to Winnipeg covering 1725 miles in 16 hours, landing at Stevenson aerodrome at 6:45. He already held altitude records for light planes. He beat the previous distance record by 758 miles.

Winnipeg Man Wight S Barney” Zimmerley Brownsville Tex Zimmerley Stevenson Aeradome

Tariff powers are at issue in house bill debate

Washington July 8 The house tariff bill provision to widen executive power to change import duties drew sharp attention and faces potential senate controversy. Democratic push to strike the flexible clause met firm opposition from Senator Simmons NC ranking minority member. Support from Republican independents unclear as hearings have not yet addressed the administrative provisions.

Washington Senate Democratic National Committee of Simmons North Carolina Atte Cbimittee

Mother finds missing son in marshes of Saugus

Mrs. San ti Demori of Boston identified the body of Salvatore Demori, age 10, found in Saugus marshes yesterday as her son. Police noted a prior feud linked black hand threats and a letter demanding ransom. Medical examiner could not determine if death was foul play or drowning.

Saugus Mass Patsy Santi Demori Boston Salvatore Nathaniel P. Breed Demorl Wis Howevr

Chicago Fires Startlingly Tied to Firebug Blaze

In Chicago during July fires erupted almost simultaneously in the Loop districts. Firemen found kerosene soaked piles of excelsior in each cage. Authorities blame a single firebug for the spate.

Chicago Loop

Cupid Darts Tie Three Couples In County Weddings

Cupid visited Taylor County on a Saturday and joined three couples in marriage as recorded by County Clerk Frank Bennett. Licenses issued by the county circuit court show Nicholas Turpezes and Mary Neugrin of Wendell, Chas H Johnson and Hada B Goff of Gratton, Arden W Gough and Violet Belle Losh of Pruntytown, with Rev. A M Barlow and Rev. R G Yoak officiating.

Cupid Taylor ‘County Frank Bennett Eircuit Court Nicholas Turpezes Mary Neugrin Wendel Chas H. Johnson Hada B.goff Gratton Arden W. Gough Violet Belle Losh Pruntytown

Virginian seeks bridge link to connect New York Central route

The Virginian Railway asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize a one mile Kanawha River bridge at Deep Water West Virginia to connect with the Kanawha and Michigan line, linking west coast traffic with the New York Central system. Chesapeake and Ohio opposes the plan, while Virginian leaders stress a widened freight base and improved service beyond coal. bridge cost estimates range from 786700 to 1200000 dollars, with a two-site plan to keep construction going if one site is delayed.

Virginian Iself New York Central Kanawha Michigan Ka‘nawha New’ York ‘Central Tidewater Virginia Carollinas Hampton Roads Chesapeake and Ohio Mn Tramgett The Altos

Shotgun Terror Ends in Officer Lethal Firefight

Chicago July 8 Andrew Kelly 55 who drove a truck with a shotgun terrorized a neighborhood then barricaded himself in his home. Police forced entry with tear gas bombs and when he refused to halt an officer fired killing Kelly.

Chicago Andrew Kelly Kelly

Hoover Returns to Washington After Weekend at Virginia Camp

President Hoover returned to the capital today from his fishing camp in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia where he, Mrs. Hoover and friends spent the weekend. He resumed official duties at the White House.

Washington Siy Hoover White House Blue Ridge Mountains Virginia

Robbins Paroled on Birthday Parole Gift

George Robbins of Benwood was granted a five year parole from a Marshall county circuit court prison sentence as a birthday gift. Robbins, age 20, had pleaded guilty to charges of robbing Baltimore and Ohio Railroad care and was originally sentenced to three years in prison.

Moundaville Geo. Robbins Benwood Marshall County Robbins Baltimore and“Ohio

Nose Funeral Held Sunday

Funeral services for Mrs. Nose, sixty five, who died suddenly at home, were held at Mt. Zion near Marquess, Preston county, two oclock yesterday afternoon. Surviving: husband Columbus Nose. three daughters Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Boles, Mrs. McDaniel. several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Interment followed in the local cemetery with officiants from nearby Evanaville.

Mree Nam. Nose C2. Mael Morgantown Mt. Zion Marque Preston County Columbus Nose Fe Moore Marquess Sog Evanaville

Rum Runners Get Hearing In Turbulent Arrest Scene

Margaret Kimball and Melvin Garner were brought before a magistrate after their arrest following a Thornton homicide. State officers described the arrest and transport, while a party of guests including Miss Mary Moore of Mannington and Master Kay Dye of Hikins joined the scene. The irregular account noted the group had motored to a Blackwater camp for a late supper as details remained unclear.

Margaret Kimball Melvin Garner Thornton Kill Ier H. K Missea Virginia Margaret Hanway Mary” Moore Mannington Kay Dye Hikins Mesute Deverin Wotand Lester Buddy Lambert Jacabrelles Blackwater Puig

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