Stop Landon Election Showdown Foretold by Moses
Former New Hampshire Senator George Moses, leader of Knox forces, warned from Col. Frank Knox headquarters in Cleveland that no nomination would occur before the sixth ballot. He pledged that steamroller tactics would fail before they begin. Central Pro
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Landon
George Moses
New Hampshire
Col
Frank Knox
Cleveland
Moses
Knox
Central Pro
Go To G O P Convention With Dr and Mrs Glenn
Dr and Mrs F M Glenn depart today for Cleveland to attend the Republican national convention which begins Tuesday June 9. En route they will stop in Wheeling to visit friends until Monday then resume to Cleveland with Dr Glenn returning to 20 West Main Street on Monday June 15.
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F. M. Glenn
Cleveland
Ohio
Rotary program explains long distance calls by moving pictures
At Hotel Grafton last night the Rotary Club viewed a moving picture demonstration of long distance calling. Rotarian Jack Norville of C and P Telephone Co. Clarksburg led the showing with R A Mall assisting and a foreign calls talk by a telephone official. Secretary L J Loar noted the event’s educational value, with 42 people attending including guests Shipley McIntosh of Millersburg Ohio, W L Reddick and G T Bartlett Jr.
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Rotary Club
Grafton
Jack Norville
C. and P. Telephone Company
Clarksburg
R. A. Mall
L. J. Loar
John W. Ault
Shipley McIntosh
Millersburg
Ohio
W. L. Reddick
G. T. Bartlett, Jr
Magistrate Sets Bond in Nopialo Case at $500
Magistrate Jefferys set bond at 500 dollars in the case involving Nopialo. Attorney Francis Warder, counsel for Nopialo, assisted in presenting the state's case.
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Rand
Jefferys
Francis Warder
Nopialo
Argument Over Going Home Ends With Arrests
An altercation at Bridge street and Main street degenerated into arrests after Connelly and Genevieve Cox argued about going home. Both pleaded guilty to fighting before Mayor E O Waugh, receiving three day sentences. Orlen Oldaker pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and drew five days in jail. Ted Robinson and G B Welsh were jailed three days for defaulting on $5 fines.
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Bridge Street
Main Street
Connelly
Genevieve Cox
Knottsville
E. 0. Waugh
Orlen Oldaker
Ted Robinson
G. 8
Welsh
Harmony Alluned Pret Colbornes Committee Report
Mrs Olita Hooker of Buckhannon and Mrs Allie Jackson of Jane Lew gain support for committee seats. Chairman Robert G Kelly of Charleston says no floor arguments after a preliminary meeting. Kelly not a candidate for reelection. R Carl Andrews of Kanawha County recommended for Kellys successor by Attorney General Homer Holt. Douglas Brown of Huntington named for national committeewoman. Rose Burchinal has moved to Washington. Potential reelection of Charles Lively as vice chairman discussed. Committee to arrange judicial convention to nominate two Supreme Court candidates.
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National
Douglas Brown
Huntington
Rose Burchinal
Washington
Charles Lively
State Senate
Supreme Court
Reverend Tufvander and Love Return From Assembly
Reverend F J Tufvander pastor of First Presbyterian Grafton and Robert Love returned yesterday from Syracuse New York where they attended the general assembly of Presbyterian churches in the United States. They traveled by Dubois and Ithaca visiting Cornell University, spent two days at the assembly, and returned via Niagara Falls to Buffalo and Erie New York.
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F. J. Tufvander
First Presbyterian Church of
Grafton
Robert Love
Syracuse
New York
General Assembly of Presbyterian Churches
Turvander
Mr. Love
Dubois
Ithica
N. Y
Cornell University
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Erie
N.Y
Many Students Given Attendance Rewards
At Lucretia school closing exercises Principal Walter A Wood presented certificates for perfect and faithful attendance. Recipients with no absences: Lloyd Nestor Derald Poling Charlotte Bloom Ruth Richman Gerald Poling Ruby Mason Blondel Wood Viola Poling Stephen Mason Jr Those with three days or fewer missed: Mary Jane Woodyard Flossie Signey John Kirkpatrick Maxine Cline Paul Nestor Betty Kirkpatrick Maxine Nestor Elva Nestor Donald Piter Teddy Nestor
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Lucretia
Walter A. Wood
Lloyd Nestor
Derald Poling
Charlotte Bloom
Ruth Richman
Gerald Poling
Ruby Mason
Blondel Wood
Viola Poling
Stephen Mason, Jr
Mary Jane Woodyard
Flossie Signey
John Kirkpatrick
Maxine Cline
Paul Nestor
Betty Kirkpatrick
Maxine Nestor
Elva Nestor
Donald Piter
Teddy Nestor
Former Insurance Man Here Returns to City
Mr and Mrs J T Ambrose of Baltimore Md arrived in Grafton for a short visit with Mr and Mrs Denver Thompson in West Grafton. Ambrose left Grafton seventeen years ago and this is his first return since then. He was an insurance agent for the Metropolitan Agency under W H Adair. Friends in Grafton look forward to seeing him again at the United Brethren church tomorrow morning before returning to Baltimore tomorrow night.
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J. T. Ambrose
Baltimore
Grafton
Denver ‘Thompson
West
Ambrose
Metropolitan
W. H. Adair
United Brethren Church
Mrs. Ambrose
Oss Chosen as Mineral County GOP Chairman
In Keyser on June 6 the Mineral County Republican Executive Committee elected Harry Oss as chairman. The meeting named Oss, a Keyser resident, to lead the local party with the term commencing immediately.
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Keyser
Mineral County
Republican Executive Committee
Harry Oss of
High School Exercises Close 1935-36 Year With Guest Speaker
The speaker for the 133 graduates address at the high school auditorium tonight was announced today by Mr. Kuhn. A well worth hearing man is expected to speak to the graduates as the 1935-36 school year closes. Admission will be by ticket only.
Razor Attack at Haller's Store Sparks Fatal Wound
In Simpson a fight at Haller's store led to Gillis being fatally slashed by a razor wielded by an assailant, later identified with the Marples. Mrs Gillis and witnesses described the early encounter, while Deputy Batson noted the attacker fled as Gillis was mortally wounded. Police seek Marple and Maggie Marple, charged as an accessory.
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Simpson
Haller
Marple
Catherine Giles
Batson
Gillis
Peck
Maggie
Marples
Gillises
Town Officer Case Continues With Alleged Beating Testimony
The continued town officer trial details claim the officer arrested a person and used fast repeated blows to the face and head. The officer asserts he counts roughly 20 hits while insisting no oath violation occurred. Nopislo then testified for the state, sharing his account.
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J. W. Brown
Wendel
Nopialo
Eli
McDonald
Fats
James C Holt
Samples
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Nopislo
Strikes Ripple Across Major Industrial Hubs
Negotiations begin for a silk dyers federation contract affecting 20000 workers in Paterson New Jersey while 10 Paterson dye house staff strike. A stone and egg barrage greeted the reopening of Canton Ohio stamping and enameling plant idle since April 30. Portsmouth sees Wheeling Strel strike deadlocked with union recognition and wage goals. In Minneapolis 600 sash and door workers and 80 oat mill hands stay away seeking pay and recognition. Milwaukee fabricates disputes persist among stevedores and wood workers, with 30 lumber camps closed affecting about 10000 workers across Oregon and Washington. Seattle taxi mechanics seek closed show, Portland drivers press for higher pay, and veneer plants in Medford Oregon idle 450 workers amid wage bickering. Dallas taxi chauffeurs resume duties under tentative centennial patrols settlement. Sam E. Whitaker begins eastern tour as cotton choppers strike in Arkansas fields.
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General Electric
Schenectady
N. J
Silk Dyers’ Federation
Paterson
Paterson Dye House
Canton
Portsmouth
Wheeling Strel Company
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Oregon
Washington
Seattle
Portland
Ore
M~dfield
Dallas
Sam E. Whitaker
East
Arkansas
Judge delays Bluestone reservoir condemnation suits
Federal Judge George W. McClintic postponed indefinitely the land condemnation suits of the government against the West Virginia Power Company for the Bluestone reservoir near Hinton. He left Charleston for a judicial convention in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Charleston
George W. McClintic
West Virgin
Bluestone Reservoir
Hinton
Asheville
N. C
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Sentinel
Ted
Tufvander
Oss
Opera House
Jones
W. P. Samples
Glenn
Grafton Drug & Chem. CO
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Norge
Rollator
E. W. Loar & Company
Lily Pons
Henry Fonda
Warner Baxter
Ann Loring
Bruce Cabot Margo
J. Carrol Naish
William A. Wellman
John W. Considine, Jr
Paramount Screen
Dixie Theatre
Cent” Man
Karloff the Walking
Barton Maclane
Marguerite Churchill Pal
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