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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
2
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Twelve members of the Black Legion stood mute at arraignment in Detroit on abduction and murder charges and pleaded not guilty. Arthur Lupp of Highland Park, alleged head of the legion in Michigan, surrendered, was questioned, and released.
Lois Wright testifies that she had intimate relations with her uncle Robert James, a Los Angeles barber, on her stand during a morals trial. The 89 year old man also faces a separate forthcoming hearing on charges he murdered his fifth wife by drowning her in a bathtub after torturing her with rattlesnakes.
William Smith a 55 year old farmer near Waynesfield Ohio told a Justice Department agent he was beaten unconscious and held prisoner for hours by hooded Black Legion members two months ago. He says his opposition to joining after attending a meeting drew the enmity of the group and threats of death.
National guard officers stood at the Wheeling Steel plant in Portsmouth as 5500 workers walked out in a union demand for recognition as sole bargaining agent. Strikers charged the company with arming management, while a federal labor mediator pressed for a settlement in talks with union and company officials.
A fragment notes Scott's Scrapbook pushing for strong preferences and dislikes, hinting at shifting friendships and a call to form in a new manner. The terse line suggests social dynamics and personal development topics within a youth context.
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