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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

5

Newburg Holds Town Election in a Close Mayor Contest

In Newburg on June 6 an intense mayoral race ended with Allen M. Larue defeating J N Lang by 157 to 120 votes. Larue had earlier served as mayor for ten years before a recent term. Other results included winners for recorder and council seats. Fireworks followed the returns on Smodt's Hill.

Newburg Allen M. Larue J. N. Lang Larue Smodt’s Hill Allen Mr Larue W. V. Lyons Strader Phares C. R. Cassaday J. A. Emerson T. H. Turnley J. H. Robertson Chas V. Weaver John Shafferman Harry Fromhart C. C

Cadet Paul F. Yount Tops West Point Grads List

Alliance Ohio born Paul F Yount leads seven distinguished cadets named in the 1930 West Point graduating days. He has been a distinguished cadet since his freshman year.

Sed Paul F. Yount Alliance Ohio West Point

Chicago Prohibition Chief Praises Local Police Aid

Dry enforcement in Chicago praised by James Doran prohibition director who notes strong police cooperation here. He cites Philadelphia as second and New York as worst, contesting prior remarks that large cities hinder enforcement.

Chicago James Doran E. C. Yellowley Prohibition Philadelphia New York

Will Probated for Fred Bolliger Estate in County Court

The late Fred J. Bolliger's will was probated in county court with six children receiving most of the estate. Executor is Gene W. Ford. Appraisers named L. G. Hoernlein, B. S. Dillworth and A. J. Mason. The instrument, witnessed by Sheriff W. J. Mays and Deputy C. H. Payne on July 15, 1929, leaves personal items to Ada Currence Sue Marie Hoff and Charles. Five descendants receive equal shares of remainder.

Fred J. Bolliger Gene W. Ford L. G. Hoernlein B. S. Dillworth A. J. Mason W. J. Mays C. H.payne Bolliger Ada Currence Sue Marie Hoff Charles Fred J., Sr Clarence O. Bolliger Grace Williams Wheeling Lodge Switzerland Sue Hoff L. G. Hoerntein Rose Klipel Charles, Robert Leslie Bolliger

Cook County GOP pushes wet or dry referendum

Chicago June 6. Cook county Republican central committee opposes prohibition and plans an election referendum. Circulating petitions seek to place on November ballots questions about repealing the eighteenth amendment modifying or repealing the Volstead act and related provisions in Illinois law.

Chicago Cook County Central Committee

Seizure Act Repeal Move Faces Split Support

A Cook County Democratic group pressed to repeal the seizure act after a weeks long agitation but failed to secure unanimous backing. The push seeks broader approval within the party though opposition remains.

Cook County

Dr Chas B Quailey Dies In Pittsburgh Alderman and Dentist

Dr Charles B Quailey aged 43 who served as alderman and practiced dentistry in Pittsburgh has died after several weeks illness. A former University of Pittsburgh football halfback and 1911 graduate he coached high school football in Martins Ferry Ohio and was born in Denniston North Carolina.

Pittsburgh Charles B. Quailey University of Pittsburgh Denniston Pitt Martins Ferry

Man 44 Charged With Passing Bogus Checks

Pittsburgh detectives arrest Julian S. Taylor of Pittsburgh after he was taken from Huntington West Virginia. He faces three informations charging him with passing worthless checks.

Pittsburgh Julian S. Taylor Huntington W. Va

Man charges wife threatened to have him killed for $25

In St Paul on June 6 Frank Walton seeking a divorce testified his wife threatened to pay someone 25 dollars to kill him but failed to provide the money. He said she attacked him with knives and fists and warned she would strike when the knife was sharp. Walton called the act cruel and indicative of intent to harm.

St. Paul, Minn Frank Walton

Arch of River Bridge Collapse Kills Eight in Italy

In Cuneo Italy on June 6 the eleventh arch of a river Stura bridge under construction collapsed killing eight workers and leaving three others seriously injured. The cause remains undetermined.

Cuneo Italy Stura

Airplane Theft Case Appealed to High Court

Denver, June 6. The federal government appeals in the first similar case on record, contending William McBoyle head of an Galena airport violated the Dyer Act by allegedly stealing an airplane.

HIGH Denver Colo William McBoyle Galena, Tl

Casey Re elected Mayor in Rawson Election

Charles Town West Virginia June 6 James TF Casey was re elected mayor of Rawson at the annual election yesterday and C L Watson was elected recorder.

Charles Town W. Va James TF. Casey Rawson C.L. Watson

Modern Babes In the Woods Reunited With Parents

Montana children Dorothy and Alet ta Redding were separated from their Racine, Wisconsin parents when driver Paul Ekren halted to repair a tire. Ekren, who drove another car with the parents aboard, wandered the state until funds ran out. Welfare workers secured the children, and the Reddings were located in Virginia City after more than a week apart.

Billings Mont Montana George Redding Racine Wis Dorothy Aletta Paul Ekren Ekren Redding

Mexican Flier Hops Off in San Antonio Flight Scene

Mexican Army flier Colonel Roberto Fierro departed San Antonio on June 6 bringing a brief report of his hop. The dispatch notes his status and the event as a notable early morning aviation moment in Texas.

San Antonio Tex Roberto Fierro

Handless Man Travels America Inspires Grafton Visit

J C Ryan, a Brooklyn man with arms missing mid forearm, travels the United States on his 21st tour writing and sharing experiences. He can do many tasks with his remaining limbs, but cannot count fingers or milk a cow. He has found business in summer travel better than five years ago and plans to stay in Grafton near Poe's grocery and a barber shop, inviting friends to visit.

Mr. Ryan J. C Grafton Ryan Brooklyn Unit 1 United America Poe Ln Grafton

Kiwanis President Preas Addresses 14th Atlantic City Convention

Horace W. McDavid of Decatur Alabama, Kiwanis International president, will preside over the news sessions of the fourteenth annual convention at Atlantic City New Jersey.

Associated Preas Horace W. McDavid Decatur Kiwanis International Atlantic City

Local Officials Move as Ride Begins to City Convention

Ralph Cline of the B. and C. shops and Lloyd Shriver, county superintendent of schools, depart in separate moves. Cline’s mother left this morning for Washington and plans a few days away before joining Mr. Gene at a convention of master mechanics in the city. Shriver is relocating his newly acquired home, the J A Lawler farm, in Pruntytown.

Ralph Cline Washington Gene Lloyd Shriver J A. Lawler

Nonstop Flight Plans From Mitchell Field to Mexico City

An aviator aims to make a non nonstop flight from Mitchell Field Long Island New York after a stay there, planning to attempt a nonstop leg to Mexico City following the visit.

Mitchell Field Long Island New York Mexico City

14 Year Old Boy Inherits $200000 Estate In Chicago

A 14 year old boy in Chicago inherits his late father David P. Thompson’s entire estate valued at 200000 dollars. Thompson was vice president of Inlaid Steel Company. Alexis Thompson becomes millionaire under the will.

Chicago David P. Thompson Inlaid Steel Company Alexis

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