Market Gains Lift Stocks After Opening Rebound
New York stocks rose at the open on June 1 as threp ray recess ended. U S Steel Kennecott Copper and American Teed led small advances with broad gains across rails chemicals and mercantile issues. Standard Oil groups and petroleum shares were active while foreign exchange opened steady with francs and sterling near 4.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trices
U.S. Steel
Kennecot
Copper
American Tee
Southern Railway
Mending
Gulf States
Bethlehem
U S. Steel
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Texas Company
Union Gi
Petroleum
Sterling
Wild Life Warns of Extinction as Civilisation Grows
New York June 1 Dr William T Hornaday retiring after thirty years as Bronx zoo director voices warning that civilization and habitat loss threaten wild life. He urges more game forests, limits on hunters, predator control, and protection of migratory birds and trout streams, noting owls and squirrels face rising dangers from farming, urban expansion, and vehicles. He cites Roosevelt era work and calls for ongoing conservation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Witwi-T. Hornaday
Gervier
Hornaday
Sail
Horr
Morehan
Masa
Horneday
Stamford Conn
Tee
Bronx
Ulings
Rockies
Farm Water System Promises Cool Summer Comfort
A local offer explains a farm water system that automatically supplies pressurized water for bathroom kitchen and garden use and even fire protection. Stock is watered by simply turning the next.
Local residents and visitors notice in Tremmon and Fairmont
Pity Briefs lists Tremmon Pa visitors including James Guth and C T Kineall from McMechen calling on ill relatives. Mary Burns of Fairmont visits with Mr and Mrs W I Hook. Duaz Bender and Ira Kelly of Pittsburgh spend the 21st here. Ralph C Reynolds, a local high school teacher, leaves for Lynchburg Virginia to attend commencement at Lynchburg College then travels to Elizabeth Tennessee. William Mlyth has tonsil surgery and recovers. Mrs Martha Crogan of Keyser visits with her two sons. Coach J W and Mrs Smith spend weekend in Fairmont. Miss Cross returns to Fairmont. Guy Leonard of Clarksburg visits yesterday. Joe Hanway moving to Grattan Park today. Miss Trainor to summer in Williamstown West Virginia. Dicky and Betty Beard travel to Parkersburg with grandmother Mrs S L Beard who has been visiting. Wilson Rigney visits from Parkersburg yesterday. Martha Jolliffe previously listed as visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Guth
Tremmon
C.T. Kineall
McMechen
Mary Burns
Fairmont
W. Is. Hook “Duaz" Bender
Ira Kelly
Pittsburgh
Ralph C. Reynolds
Lynnehburg
Reynolds
Evad Ware
Lynehburg College
Lynchburg
Elizabeth
Tennessee
William Vlyvth
Martha Crogan
Keyser
J. W
Smith
Sandy Toothman
Miss Cross
Miss Cross, @ teacher at the Gen ‘tral
Guy Leonard
Clarksburg
Joe Hanway
Gratton Park
Miss Trainor
Willamstown
IW. Va
Dicky
Betty Beard
Parkersburg
S. L. Beard
Wilson Rigney
Martha Jolliffe
Their Responsibilities Grow as a British Coal Strike Lingers On
Great Britain faces a prolonged coal strike with Sir Herbert Louis Samuel pushing a peace plan to end it. He warns that continued hunger and unrest heighten the risk of violence while Sir William Mitchell-Thompson as postmaster general directs government forces to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Herbert Louis Samuel
William Mitchell-Thompson
Tepee Herb Tonic credited for relief of digestion
Local man George T. Berlin of Whipple Ohio reports Tepee Herb Tonic cured chronic indigestion and gas from meat and potatoes. He, a former oil superintendent, praises the tonic for restoring appetite and nightly sleep. Also notes neighboring visits and Memorial Day gatherings around Grafton and Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Ohio
George T. Berlin
Grafton
Locals seen in Belington and nearby areas on vacation
A flurry of visits and travel noted from Belington and surrounding towns. Rube Collins of Columbus returns after a long absence to renew friendships while Catherine Smith from Pittsburgh visits. Families from Baltimore, Valley Furnace, and Morgantown mark weekend trips and calls on relatives. A Kiwanis convention in Montreal prompts travel plans through Boston and New York. Kenneth Trimble competes in Charleston contests leading to a national stage in Chicago. Various residents attend dances and family gatherings as spring travel continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belington
Rube Collins
Columbus
Clarence Statler
Catherine Smith
Pittsburg
Charles Leith
Baltimore
Beech Street
J. W. Smith
Tey
L. A. Britton
Montrea
Boston
New York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Kenneth Trimble
Charleston
Clarksburg
American Legion
Chicaro
Herman Bartlett
Polly Boys
Carmichart Auditorium
C. Z. Gainor
Valley Furnace
Ponzi Hides From Court In Massachusetts Resentencing
Astan June 1 Charles Ponzi, the noted con man, failed to appear for resentencing after his appeal loss. He was held at $10,000 surety. Judge Posdick ordered default. The state may pursue Mrs Ernside Magalutl of Boston, Ponzi’s July last year surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astan
Charles Ponzi
Massachusetts
Superior Criminal Court
Ponzi
Posdick
Mra
Ernside Magalutl
Boston
Ponzi in Jacksonville as extradition decision looms
The report states Charles Ponzi is in Jacksonville with his attorney Frank Brennan saying he has not decided whether to return to Boston or resist extradition. Brennan noted Ponzi has not received official notice to appear and will act after papers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fray
Charles Ponzi
Frank EB. Brennan
Ponzi
Boston
Brennan
Tey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tygarts Valley Glass
Burton & Sister
Pike Street
Withers Bros
Main Street
R. Tait
Washington Chemical Corp
Hall Bldg
Wash
D.C
Kimmel Realty Co
Maple Avenue
W. J. Perdyce
West Wilford Street
Flemington
E. D. Stout
Atlas Glass Plant
Pike
Walter Powell
W.va
Bessemer
Grafton Sentinel Pub. Co
Curlew
Streeter
J. HR. Watkins Co
Chestnut Street
Gratton
Washington St. Tete
wWrist
Clarice
Ithin
Latrobe St
Peck ‘Auto CO
Latrobe Street
West Va
WT. Thornaday
Geo
Berlin
Elks Lodge
I. O.0
Pury Oil Co
C. E. Ware
Charles Nuzuhi
Charles Robert
Bridgeport
Nzum
West Main Street
Janes Miller
Durbin Street
Miller
J. F. Settler
John McVadden
Francis Murphy
J. B. Korte
Vaughn Kerr
Camille Hughes
Mannington
Hugh Estes
Wheeling
Charles Pownall
John Waters
Dateh Haddix
Miss Hision
Bob Morrow
John Keefe
Thomas
Brownsville
Gratten Ting
Phene
Ferral Ware
East Main Street
Charley Pierce
Teig A Geet
Gratten Hotel
Charles Meuehler
Catherine Witt Tum
Pennsylvania
Wayne Dennis
Cleveland
Wre
W. FB. Dennis
Coverettace
A. A. Barnes
Morgantown
Seoul
Hattie Cline
Wva
Eldon
C. Shaffer
Victor
Shaffer
Longland, Md
W. A. Tucker
Lo Thomas
Brownlow Park
Harold Powell
Borg
Savage Washer and Appliance Co
Strand Theatre
F. Friedman& Son
The
House OF
the Anvil Shoe CO
Plorsheims
Tetthe
Cohen
Pomat
New Hampshire
Hig Wiwite
Dubinsy
Connecticut
Ponat
Ign
Nature
R. L. Clark & CO
Harry L. Rogers
Panama
Heinze. & Compan Y Fit
Acanta Tam
National Woolen Mills
Monroe Street
J. E. Guth
Grafton, W. Va
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