Society, graves, and a New York detective tale
The piece describes society news, portraits at social introductions, and a grave in France scene. It then shifts to a confession by James Capone alias Eugene Ganaveri, a New York City detective, alleging Miss Halperin lured Rothenberg to a street corner via a fake telephone call in Montreal. He claims Ashkenas and Halperin were paid by a garment union with weekly sums and that Halperin boasted involvement in two other killings.
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Hevears
James Ca
Pone
Eugene 8
Canjayer
New York City
Montreal
Ahkenas
Girl Boasts Continued From Page
Police said Fach had a pistol when arrested after profiles show O Connors leaving a taxicab with a girl. Garner Grabill, 22, confessed to taking part in two hottops claiming he fell in love with Peggy and she called him yellow.
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O'Connors
Fach
Garner Grabill
Peggy
Girl Gangster Ties to Capone Mystery Deepens
The story continues with James Capone described as a disabled young man and a liberal-sounding figure who plans a later meeting in New York after leaving Chicago. Yesterday he, with Miss Halperin, entered District Attorney Crain’s office to discuss the case.
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James Capone
Chicago
New York
Graf Arrives continued from page one Graf On Pinal Lap
Graf Zeppelin travels along the Mediterranean toward the Rhone region on an 18000 mile journey to the Americas. After a brief Seville stop of 62 hours 52 minutes the ship resumed toward Cadiz Alicante and the Rhone Valley passing near Cartagena to reach Friedrichshafen, with passengers including Mrs. Mary Pierce and Infante Don Alfonso De Orleans aboard.
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Graf
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin
Mediterranean
Rhone
Americas
Seville
Lakehurst
N. J
Cartagena
Cabo de Gata
Alicante
Balearic Isles
Rhone Valley
Bensacon
Basel
Lake Constance
Mary Pierce
Don Alfonso de Orleans
Spain
The Dirigme Arrives as Spain Test Favors Sea Style
The Dirigme's arrival reduced Spain's display. Four crew members, glad for a leg stretch, enjoyed a smoke and bath, though smoking was banned aboard the inflated vessel and the bath constrained by cramped space. Some sailors suffered seasickness during the final night as winds neared the peninsula.
K J Nusum to Leave Grafton for Charleston Post
K J Nusum resigned as secretary of the Tygarts Valley Board of Trade and will quit as manager of the Tygarts Valley Credit Men's Association to join the Charleston Mail in June. He plans cartoon and etching work and will assist the paper's advertising staff. Nusum has long been a Grafton resident, previously with The Sentinel Publishing Company.
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K. J. Nusum
Tygarts Valley Board of Trade
Tygarts Valley Credit Men's Association
Charleston
Charleston Mail
Capital City
Nugum
The
Mail
Kan Nuzum
Grafton
Birt
Nuzum
Sentinel Publishing Company
T N T Club Outing And Meetings At Local Homes
Coral Parrish Poureeeeey hosts a T N T Club afternoon with three tables of spirited Bunce, prizes awarded to Mrs W R Skidner and Meg Dan Larus, Homer Beall’s reception prize too. Woman's Auxiliary at Methodist Protestant church held a meeting with devotional led by Miss Emma Marker and Miss Laura Bell, readings, refreshments, 23 members present. Juvenile members of the Degree of Honor to meet Saturday at Modern Woodman Hall. Alpha Delta Chi sorority guests of Miss Mary Zinn and Miss Georgia Lough at Mrs Hazel Zinn Bartlet Pruntytown. Daughters of Democracy meeting postponed due to president’s absence. Civic Study class time and place to be announced. Baby Nancy Ann born to Halota K Kempe and partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warye
W. Boya
Bunce
W. R. Skingner
Meg. Dan. Larus
Homer Beall
Hew Rowland
B. W. Randolph
West
Washington Street
Methodist Protestant Church
Emma Marker
Laura Bell
French Wilmoth
Woodman Hall
Latrobe Street
S. K. White
Alpha Delta Chi
Alpha Delta Chi Sorority
Fairmont State College
Mary Zinn
Georgia Lough
Hazel- Zinn Bartlet
Pruntytown
Daughters of Democracy
Woodrow, Wilson
Delinquent Tax Payments Rise Then Slow In County
A short period after the delinquent tax list was published payments to the sheriff’s office gained momentum but soon slowed as delinquencies are expected to climb. The sheriff’s force reports a slump in payment activity and a likely high total of unpaid taxes.
Taft stamp replaces Martha Washington issue in mails
The new four cent U S Government stamp featuring former president and Supreme Court chief justice William Howard Taft is appearing in mail. The stamp replaces the previous four cent design with Martha Washington and honors Taft, with initial issues dispatched from Cincinnati Ohio.
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U. S
William Howard Taft
U. S.supreme Court
Cincinnati
Grafton
Ube
Martha Washington
Castile Soap Ad Promotes Olive Oil Based Brand
An advertisement touts Castile Soap as made from pure olive oil and sodium hydroxide with liquid variants described as transparent and floating. It markets a 20c two for 35c deal and claims the product meets purity standards.
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Castile
Spain
Longtime B and O Freight Agent Mil lard H Hamilton Retires
Millard Ross Hamilton of Belpre Ohio a traveling freight agent for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad retires after 52 years of service. A testimonial dinner is planned at the Waldo Hotel Clarkesburg on June 18 at 6 30 PM hosted by fellow freight agents J B Brown R B Barnhart and B H Fowler with about 100 expected attendees. Born July 10 1868 in Gallipolis he joined the railroad May 1 1878 and later settled in Belpre Ohio after marriage noting his local ties to Graf ton and surrounding industry and commerce. All members of the local division freight office are invited to the event.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Millard Ross Hamilton
Belpre
Ohio
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg
Hamilton
J. BR. Brown
Lotal Division
R. B. Barnhart
Parkersburg
B.H. Fowler
Charlenton
Gallipolis
Grafton
Industral
Unien
Three Criminally Insane Fugitives Reduced by Capture
Roy Wynkdop, one of the three remaining fugitives from the state hospital for the criminal insane at fonlap, was captured near Lever Michigan. The arrest reduces the escape count to twelve of thirteen who fled Tuesday. A separate note mentions a Cal dairy exporting milk to San Francisco by air, touting time and atmosphere benefits.
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Naps
Cal
San Francisco
Personal notices from Grafton area list visiting friends and travel plans
Rex Lowther returns to duties at J. Penny store Monday after weeks away visiting friends and relatives. G H Peterson of Cleveland was in town on business. Mr. and Mrs. H D Reynolds of Covington Ohio visited yesterday and today. R L Wilson and J H Hoffman of Indianapolis were guests Thursday and Friday. N Roseman of Baltimore calls on trade. Bernard Hoffman of Maple Avenue plans to attend an anniversary Shine meeting in Toronto for several days. Shipley McIntosh of Medina left Thursday for home, accompanied by Mrs Bernard Hoffman and James. McIntosh, a 1920 Gratton High School graduate, is now county club agent. Mrs. Charles Call returns from Steubenville after visiting and attending a funeral. Mrs. D W Thurston and daughters Grace and Lila Patte of Parsons visit Frank Morgan. George Zinn of Detroit stays days with parents on Yates avenue. guests include LeRoy Chenoweth of Battle Creek and Julius Alongo of New York. John Booth of Buckhannon and Charles Wolfe of Morgantown visit grandmother Mrs J N Tregellas. John Ball of Thornton renews Sentinel subscription. Mrs T J Weekly leaves for Baltimore to visit son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Paul Weekly. Smith Miller of Route 3 visits Graf ton. HG Long and Francis relocate with Mrs J N Trogella x to Deer Park Mass for summer. Simon J Friedman of Bike Lodge in New York City says he is enjoying a fine time and has seen several friends including the Hein.
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Rex Lowther
J. @. Penny
G. H. Peterson
Cleveland
H. D. Reynolds
Covington
Ohio
R. L. Wilson
J. H. Hoffman
Indianapolis
Grafton
N. Roseman
Baltimore
Bernard Hoffman
Maple Aventis
Toronto
Canada
Shipley McIntosh
Medina
C.lett
Bernard Hofman
James
Frank Morgan
George Zinn
Detroit
Michigan
Yates’ Avenue
Leroy Chenoweth
Battle Creek Miah
Julius Alongo
New York City
John Booth
Wesley Bay College
Buckhannon
Charles Wolfe
West Virginia University
Morgantown
J. N. Tregellas
West Washington Street
John Ball
Thornton
the Sentinel
T. J. Weekly
Paul Weelly
Smith Miller
Route 3
Long and
Francis
J. N. Trogellax
Washington Street
Deer Park
Mai
Simon J. Friedman
Weltes
Wreck case details emerge as photos shown in trial
Defense recalls James Bartlett and Wyckoff as witnesses in the Bartlett business crash suit from January 1923. Photographs of the wrecked bus and roadway are examined while jurors view images of the right side of the bus. Witness Bennett describes injuries and car damage as deposition evidence from a Cincinnati eye specialist is introduced to assess Mrs. Bennett's $20,000 claim.
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Cour
Wyckoff
James Bartlett
Pruntytown
Jas
toMew
Bennett
Gincinnati
Avault
Chinese Man Found Shot in Brooklyn Laundry Backroom
New York police found Louie Let, 42, slain in the back room of a Brooklyn laundry. The death follows other recent Chinese killings linked to tong warfare, with District Attorney Crain seeking talks Sunday between On Leong and Hip Sing leaders to avert further violence. The Japanese silk industry expects a 20 percent curtailment to continue for another year.
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New York
Louie’ Let
Brooklyn
Newark
Crain
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