Colorado Senatorial Bid Sparks Democratic Arena
Colorado figures shift as a Democratic contender enters the race for the United States Senate. Names and affiliations surface as party leaders weigh the field and potential supporters rally.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1930
Page
8
Colorado figures shift as a Democratic contender enters the race for the United States Senate. Names and affiliations surface as party leaders weigh the field and potential supporters rally.
Harold Boston was arrested by Officer Demoss on a charge of disorderly conduct. Mayor Charles O. King heard the evidence and deemed it sufficient. Harold, not yet past adolescence, must stay at home until Friday night on the mayor's order.
Registrars announce closing hours at 9 PM tonight for the two day registration session. Voters who did not register must appear at the county clerk’s office to be added to the rolls before the appeal period and court procedures begin next week.
U S fir exports climbed to about 1.5 million units in 1929, marking a record for free shipments and underscoring strong demand. The rise reflects broader trade growth despite economic tensions of the era.
A local grocer reopens under manager R N Stuttler offering full line of groceries fresh produce meat and notions. Patrons invited to visit for a refreshed shop with valued service and prompt attention.
London July 8 A Conservative attack on the MacDonald government seeks a censure motion over safeguarding duties. Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain press to debate early, aiming to sway Liberal votes toward protective tariffs. North Norfolk bye election tomorrow pits Conservatives and Labour to win the seat long held by Labour.
Fairmont July 8 W Sho walter president of the Continental Coal Company said the Brock mine was operating at 35 percent capacity after a weeklong strike. He disputed a superintendent F E Christopher claim that 200 men returned to work. The Sands mine at Rivesville was idle. Union rep Van A Bittner said talks would seek a wage settlement between union officials and Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Co at Morgan mine. Catherine Coal Co at Hero mine Lumberport reported all workers quit.
Brigadier General Frank Hines will become administrator of veterans affairs under the new administration. President Hoover announced the selection, noting Hines rejected a private offer to stay in government service. The consolidated budget for the three organizations next year would total about $800 million, deemed a major governmental activity and key reorganization step.
Dads and sons attended the Grafion Y M G A for a week of activities with fathers guiding their boys. The event featured competitions with dads reportedly beating sons in most games except possibly pingpong, as per Secretary Mughes.
The article describes a weeklong effort to gather dads with their sons for social events at the club. Bowling billiards ping pong and other games will be ongoing with extra sessions and a special dad and son social possibly with food.
In Elkins West Virginia federal court today eleven defendants received sentences totaling seven years seven months and three days and fines totaling $900. Carl Powers of Elkins was the only one not pleading guilty. Four men went to Atlanta penitentiary for narcotics and liquor offenses. Others received varying jail terms in Preston Harrison and Randolph counties and fines for transporting selling or manufacturing liquor. The jury continued with the case of James Plymale Morgantown charged with selling liquor.
Charleston West Virginia July 8 state-wide brake inspection started by state policemen on principal highways. Officers test brakes by driving 70 to 80 feet and place a dated red disc on the windshield if satisfactory. Defective brakes require immediate repairs and patrols ensure valid licenses functioning lights and proper automobile titles.
Miss Margaret Hanway and Miss Virginia Hanway, Mrs. Darwin Wolfe, and Mrs. Jane Lang plus grand daughter Miss Hazel Wagner of Cumberland and Miss Cathryn Shumaker of Baltimore visit Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Davis on West Main. Rexroad of Knotts avenue visits relatives in Fairmont. Harry Curry’s condition critical at Walnut Street home. Frederic Lucas operated on at City Hospital after transfer from Poe firm. Mrs. Mary L. Barlow and daughter Mary of Washington, D. C. guests of Miss Elizabeth McManimon. Miss Alice Hoffman returns from vacation in Grant County. Mrs. Jed Yates ill at Knottsville Pike home, condition critical. John Harter of Detroit visits his mother Ada Harter in Grafton for Fourth. Alice Glenn vacationing from Love Drug Co in Charleston. Anna and Robert Thomas of Uniontown visiting S. N. George on Ross Street. W. Stone of Warder Avenue travels to Detroit yesterday.
New York cheers Bobby Jones as he visits his son for a few days then plans trips to Cleveland and Canada. Local residents James F. Hickman and family, Bruce Hankey, J B King, Mike Welsh party, and others are noted in brief social items across Grafton, Morgantown, Waynesburg, and Charleston.
In Charleston, West Virginia, the trials of Fred Oliver, Bonnie Oliver, and Tom Jordan for the death of former Ironton nurse Mary Ferrell were continued to October 27 in intermediate court. The delay was due to defense counsel illness and bonds were renewed after indictment last spring for injuries from a fatal fall from a vehicle in April.
Elizabethe Sunt, eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kunl of Fairmont, drowns while bathing in a deep hole in the Monongahela River near Rivesville yesterday. Rescue efforts failed.
Chicago July 8. Mrs. Bessie Lahey a 38 year old mother of five was shot to death by a rejected suitor Alfred Geisler 42 who then killed himself He shot her twice in the heart as she slept with three of her children Geisler who died by suicide had been a widower for two years Lahey had refused his proposals saying she did not wish to burden anyone with her children
Elanora Brisendine of Clendenin died in a Charleston hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Clendenin last Friday. Her parents and brother Ralph were injured, and W B Hamrick of Elaine Roane county was arrested and bonded on a pending charge.
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