Grafton Sentinel Publisher Notice and Editorial Address
The Grafton Sentinel lists Howard H. Hob as publisher and details offices at 102 Latrobe with phone 185. It notes Associated Press affiliation, rights on news dispatches, and editorial policies including letters to the editor up to 500 words, plus advertising rates and mail matter handling from Crafton, W. Va.
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Latrobe Pees
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Associated Press
Crafton
W. Va
Postoffice
Heritage to after yours and prayers amid peril copy
The overnight news from the airmen’s route to Spain and Rome shows the Path Finder safely landing near Santander, Spain after crossing the Atlantic with fuel concerns. Endurance flyers set new marks as teams push to 200 hours in the air, while critics note the sobering human fatigue behind the feat. A Greene County Pa. rail line ends after 50 years as highways supplant small trains, and a Brooklyn bigamy case highlights personal struggles amid public life. June history notes West Virginia birth, Civil War battles, and flags.
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Rmen
Illiams
Yancey
Chicago Tribune
Arctic
California
Hudson Straits
Fee
Berlin
Manly
Rome
Angeleno
Culff City
Mendell
Finhart
Cleveland
West Virginia
Philippi
Marion County
James Booth
Monongah
United States
Congress
George Washington
Constitutional Army
Bunker Hill
Pleasant Creek Community Notes and Visits
Pleasant Creek residents visited relatives across the area including Mr and Mrs Eddie Smith at Mrs Smiths parents J D Dadisman s home. Four H club ran a refreshment stand at Belington Park during the farmers annual picnic. Numerous local families and youths were seen visiting on Sunday with friends and relatives, and many attended church or yard gatherings. Wheat and corn planting and harvesting were noted as active in the community.
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Eddie Smith
Melvin MeVicker
Stone House
Leslie Keller
Mabel Kerns
Miss Keller
Clemtown
Ferman Weaver
Edna Juanita c
Grafton
W. Phillips
Webster
Lawrence Probst
Jessie Cole
Noah Shaffer
Simpson
Shaffer
Bessie Cole
John Wood
Blueville
Wood
W. T. Woodyard
Mike McVicker
Belle
W.T. Woodyard
Rissis Woodyard
Lu Proudfoot
Taylor's Drain
Dorsey Kerns
Robert Dale
Arthn
Guy Dadisman
Rex
Mia
Owen Haddox
Alma
Jahmal Haddox
Foreign Nations Press Massive Protests Over Trade Ties
Foreign governments and colonies including England Australia India the Irish Free State Spain and Mexico sent more than 50 notes in a flood of communications. Spain threatened to denounce the modus vivendi on most favored trade relations with the United States and protested higher duties and sanitary rules on cork olives grapes onions dried fruits and revolvers.
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England
Australia
India
British West Indies
Bahamas
Bermuda
Island of Dominica
Irish Free State
France
Italy
Spain
Belgium
Mexico
Austria
Turkey
Norway
Greece
Netherlands
Denmark
Persia
Uruguay
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Honduras
United States
Taylor County Board of Trade Organized and Officered
The Taylor County Board of Trade is organized with G. T. Bartlett as president, C. A. Keefer and T. W. Heironimous as vice presidents, J. Friedman as treasurer, and Karl J. Nuzum as secretary. The group vows practical service, focusing on attracting industries, creating employment, and stimulating trade for the city and county, rather than sweeping reforms.
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Taylor County Board of Trade
G. T. Bartlett
Messrs
C. A. Keefer
T. W. Heironimous
J. Friedman
Karl J. Nuzum
Board of Trade
Rome Aviators Prepare For Flight Over Pyrenees
The Rome aviators doubled fuel to 150 gallons for the Rome flight after finding the plane loaded with 75 gallons. Williams sat in front, Lewis adjusted the propeller, and the duo waved to the crowd before the craft rose in 20 seconds, dipped once, and disappeared eastward.
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Rome
Pyrenees
Williams
Lewis
Four Under Arrest In Quarrel Over Hallowell Estate
Four individuals faced inquest testimony about a dispute over the Hallowell estate. Blood stains were found in the Hallowell garage and on an automobile tied to Isaac Hallowell. Robert Hallowell testified to extensive bank accounts and discounted notes totaling $110,000. He claimed Helm owed the Hallowells and that life insurance was taken to protect their interests. Mrs. Helm collapsed during the inquest.
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Dull
Hallowells
Haim
Robert Hallowell
Hallowell
Isaac Hallowell
Robert
Helm
Railways valuation changes and power company assessment boost
Washington on June 30 1916 the final valuation reached 187 935 000 as the Appalachian Electric Power Company saw the largest boost with an Increase of 1 885 750 while the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Co. saw a minor decrease from 10 750 000 to 10 500 000.
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Appalachian Electric Power Company
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Co
Washington
Valuation of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Assets
The Interstate Commerce Commission valued the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad property at 9,324,000 dollars for owned and used assets, plus 7,164,335 dollars for property used but not owned by Chesapeake & Ohio in Indiana. It lists 1,038 miles of first main track, 482 miles of second main track, and 1,038 miles of yard tracks and sidings, totaling 3,845 miles.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeakeand Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Indiana
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lindbergh comments on future address in interview
In Los Angeles on July 10 Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh joked during a hotel interview about his future address. He said his home will be “the United States of America for a while” and that he and Mrs Lindbergh plan to live here and there as they travel after returning from Winslow to Glendale.
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Los Angeles
Charles’ A. Lindbergh
United States of America
Reorganization Plans For West Virginia Coal And Coke
Bondholders bought the company for 1.5 million dollars at a federal sale. John G. Cosgrove says the reorganized West Virginia Coal and Coke Corporation will cost 2.4 million to capitalize. Rehabilitation and modernization are planned with 2 million bonds and 759 thousand shares of no par stock. Sale of properties in ten counties will be reported for confirmation July 29.
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Charleston
W. Va
AP —Flans
West Virginia Coal and Coke Company
John GC. Cosgrove
Compan
West Virginia Coal and Coke Corporation
Cosgrove
A. H. Crane
New York City
J. W. Bischoff
Omar
Jude George W. McClintic
Virginia Official Fails In R. R. Case
Virginia official Leon M. Bazile failed to introduce a Virginia General Assembly resolution protesting a proposed Virginian railroad lease by Norfolk and Western before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Denied as irrelevant to the Kanawha river bridge hearing at Deep Water West Virginia. Anna Uterback visits daughter in Parkersburg.
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Washington
Leon M. Bazile
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginian
Norfolk and Western
Hazjle
Kanawha River
Deep Water
W. Va
Kanawha and Michigan
New York Central
Robert Tungstall
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
James Aide Dies Today Former James Gang Member
Higginsville Missouri July 10 Death takes James R Cummings 82 former member of the Jesse James gang and Quantrill raiders He died yesterday at the Confederate Home where he lived 27 years The veteran joined the James band about 50 years ago left after 10 years later called them traitors He served with Quantrill in the Civil War Cummings later fled from a Veterans Home altercation with J R McCormick 85 at a reunion in Independence Missouri August 25 1907 Edwards wounded a bystander in a gunfight
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Higginsville
James R. Cummings
Jesse James
Quantrill Raiders
Cummings
James Band
Quantrill
Missouri
Veterans Home
J. R McCormick
McCormick
Independence
David Edwards
Edwards
Logan Man Murdered near Harts Creek
Dell Doss, 24, was shot and killed this morning near Harts Creek in Logan West Virginia. Police offered a search for Nelce Rowley, 24, after reports Doss and Rowley had trouble over a girl.
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Dell Doss
Logan
W. Va
Harts Creek
Nelce Rowley
Doss
All Grafton Will Give Help Fill the Spaces
An itemized list of donations and contributors totaling about 274 dollars for the cause, naming Dr. D C Peck Gordy Bailey G W Loar and C A Keefer and many others including Union Drug Co Dr Stout American Legion and Daughters of American Revolution among numerous individuals and organizations contributing across a wide range of amounts. The record shows a combined sum of 650.00 and 227.45 from various shops lodges and societies reinforcing community support.
Local List of Names and Firms in 815.00 Entry
A fragment lists multiple individuals and businesses associated with an 815.00 entry. Notable names include Evans Hardware Co Eugene nersung FP W Woolworth Co Court Cafeteria Brooks R Gall Burka Frank Bennett Durdett J Burton Randolph Byerly Bennett Guy B Campbell R L Mrs Cosner Tony Daskalos Puller R H Grafton Electric Co Grafton Fruit Market Grenneman Geo C Greenfeld Harry M Hehnert Addie Haslup Heinze & Co Idon Nicholas EB Keener Roe Keretor Mildred C Lewie C W Love B L Monroe Chas W Metaner C R Miller Hubert L McCartrey W C Mays C N Phillips W 8 Mutter RD Pittman W Panite L Ly.
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Burka
Chas
Bennett
Frank
Miller
Hubert L
McCartrey
W. C
Mays
C.N
Phillips
Tmtter
Pittman
Panite
First Air Rail Trip Proves Successful
New York July 10 The first eastbound passengers of Transcontinental Air Transport's air rail line arrived at Pennsylvania Station at 9 46 am four minutes ahead of schedule Four of the 18 rig i party completed the coast to coast trip others stopped at points along the line Passengers were greeted by a reception committee and brought to City Hall for rest by a mayoral committee representative
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New York
Transcontinental Air Transport
Pennsylvania Station
Los Angeles
Train Passenger Jumps to Death in Colorado Route
Louisiana man J. T. Rollins, 45, a passenger on the Burlington Overland Express from St. Louis to Denver, smashed a window and leaped from the moving train near Apex south of Ellsberg. En route from Parkersburg, West Virginia, Rollins carried a bank passbook, about $60 in cash, a $500 draft, and deeds to property in Sherman Kansas. The body lies at an Ellsberry undertaker awaiting relatives' word.
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T Louisiana
J. T. Rollins
Burlington Overland Express
St. Louis
Denver
Apex
Ellsberg
Parkersburg
W. Va
Coolville
Rollins
Lota
Sherman
Kan
Ellsberry
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report July 10
Hogs 2700 mostly 25 cents lower under 220 pounds. Heavier butchers slow. bulk 150 to 220 pounds 12.40 to 12.50. 230 to 200 pounds around 12.25. sows 9.50 to 0.00. Cattle none. Calves 300 firm top 17.50. Sheep 250 steady. prime lambs 15.50. medium good 14.00 to 15.00. ewes 6.00 to 7.00. Produce cabbage 16 cars steady. Ohio 100 lb crates 2.25 to 2.50. poorer 1.50. Potatoes 69 ears firm. No. 1 cobbler 4.65 to 4.85. Mrs Leo Crane and son return from Atlantic City.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
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John B. Kimmel
Tillman Hustead
J. M. Kimmble
M. H. McDaniel
Carr China Company
Hazel At- Tas
Knigts Templar
Ww. O. T.U
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Daughters of American
Accounting Office
Rebecca Lewellyn
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Imperial Cream Company
Ladies’ Aid Society
Baptist Church
Evans Hardware Co
Eugene Nersung
G. FP. Schroeder
Charles W. Steel
A. Waller
Ray A. Monroe
A. M. Pierpoint
Siehler Furniture Co
C. V. Miller
H. M. Queen
Robert Hiller
H. L. Rogers
FP. W. Woolworth Co
Court Cafeteria
Brooks R. Gall
Leo Crane
W. Washington Street
Atlantic City
Grafton Feed & Storage Company
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