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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
2
Daily Sentinel details multiple marriage notices from Grafton and nearby towns. Raymond McClie of this city wed Dorothy Carroll of Addison Street in Oakland Maryland. Russell Vance Ridenour wed Mary Genevieve Bowmaster in Oakland. Other weddings include Joe W. Cooney and Thelma Martin in the United Brethren parsonage, Miss Rosa Hupp and John Nine, and Miss Belle Moore with Mr. Senior in Oakland.
Miss Frances Hess of this city wed Samuel Greaser of Howesville Preston county this morning at St Augustine's Catholic church. Rev M J Hannon officiated. Attendants were Miss Pertha Pishop and Harry Greacer. Newlyweds left for a brief Pittsburgh honeymoon then return to settle in this city. Hess is daughter of Mr Henry Hess of West Washington street and well regarded locally. Greaser, from Howesville, holds a position with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad here. Floyd W Hamilton and Miss Edna Rosa also quietly married at Oakland Maryland on Decoration Day.
Boston June 1 National Editorial Association at its annual convention adopted a resolution sent to Washington urging passage of Senate Joint Resolution 157 to relieve the newsprint shortage. Edward Albright of Gallatin Tennessee warned of profiteers and urged drastic measures, including a nationwide cap of 50 newspapers per day per page size and federal funding to find substitutes for wood pulp. President P T Dodge of International Paper predicted rising newsprint prices due to higher freight and labor costs.
Charleston June 1 Samuel Montgomery Republican candidate for governor says he has asked for a recount in twelve counties amid alleged irregularities in the primary. He vows to use all legal means to expose fraud and insists the nomination should not be influenced by money or coal barons.
An Athens police tactic shows officers placing studded planks along a main street to puncture speeding tires. If a car approaches too fast, the plank is dropped to flatten the tire, slowing the vehicle. at reasonable speeds the driver can stop before the plank reaches.
Washington June 1 Republican leaders in both houses tentatively agreed on final adjournment for Saturday. Many senators and representatives favor a recess for political conventions, possibly delaying the adjournment decision. Mondell of Wyoming's resolution to adjourn at 4 pm Saturday was to be considered, with final choice possibly postponed to the last moment.
The report notes Representative Mendelti may push an adjournment move if the Senate majority finds it acceptable as Armenia related resolutions and conference reports top the agenda before Congress adjourns. The Senate is expected to take Armenia today then focus on minor bills while the House speeds Armenian resolution through. Session opens at 10 oclock with committees urged to hasten work.
General J J Perthing delivered a Memorial Day address urging Americans to fulfill obligations to others and avoid personal ambition or expediency. He honored Allied dead and stressed preparedness, with ceremonies at Arlington and cemeteries around the city.
Governor John J. Cornwell issues proclamation urging observance of Neighbor's Day on Saturday June 12 1920. National conference in Washington DC with state and civic groups prompted governors to proclaim participation to revive neighbor hood spirit and community friendship.
Gaston Chevrolet driving for American design wins the 500 at Indianapolis in 5 40 16.4 for an 88.16 mph average before 25,000 fans. Rene Jamas finishes second in 5 43 02, Tommy Milton third, Jimmy Sturphy fourth. DePalma’s car bursts into flames late, Boyer crashes. eleven finishers from twenty three starters.
New York June 1 percentage of market activity shows reversal as Federal Reserve banks tighten credit. Trading volumes reached about 650,000 shares with notable names and prices including Gaston Chevrolet and Tommy Milton among others, alongside a list of racers or figures, illustrating a chaotic ledger of transactions and personalities from the era.
John J. Cornwell declares Saturday June 12, 1824 as Neighbor's Day to foster neighborliness and unity among church groups and various organizations, urging Rotary Kiwanis chambers and clubs to celebrate with activities promoting harmony. The day is not a legal holiday.
London June 1 The Soviet government won permission after a meeting between Gregory Kagsin of the Russian Bolshevik Trade and Commerce and Premier Lloyd George to establish a central trading office in London immediately.
The Senate subcommittee recommended armed intervention in Mexico if the new government fails to stabilize for American interests. It urged full recognition and financial aid only after a treaty based on good assurances, with the report presented to the Senate for potential action. The long document criticizes leaders overseeing Mexican affairs since Diaz’s overthrow in 1911.
In open session on June 1 the Republican National Committee began deciding state delegate contests for the convention with slow progress. Chairman Hayes noted rulings were judicial rather than political. Seated Arkansas and Alabama delegates, postponed District of Columbia, and heard a three cornered Florida case. A subcommittee will review Florida today as Warren guides the legal standards.
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