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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

5

Senator Hatfield Criticizes West Virginia Democrats

Washington reports Senator Hatfield Republican of West Virginia accuses all state Democratic representatives of not voting for West Virginia's interests. He says they blindly back the Roosevelt administration and have little personal record. He adds he votes with the president except when blocking powers reserved to people or states.

Washington Ding West Virginia Hatfield House Roosevelt Senate

State Employment Officer Named In West Virginia

The appointment of JJ. H. McGinnis of Beckley as state employment officer and federal director, with a salary of one dollar per year, was announced by Labor Commissioner Clarence L. Jarrett. Offices will open in Charleston and Wheeling, with an advisory council listed in Charleston and other cities.

Charleston JJ. H. McGinnis Beckley National Reemployment Service Clarence L. Jarrett McGinnis Wheeling J. V. Sullivan J. G. Prichard H. B. Davenport W. J. Cunningham Francis W. Turner F. Ray Power Harry Norrington E. L. Powell Mrs. Olandus West Clarksburg W. Cosley Huntington Frank Healey

Smith Jailed Cont.to Page One Fight with Brass Knuckles

Trial details tense as Sylvester Smith pleads guilty to unlawful assault after a group clash involving Frank Gerkins Theodore McDonald and others. Jury directed verdicts on conspiracy and bodily harm with six months jail term starting from incarceration.

Gerkins Swisher John Gerkins Frank Gerkins Theodore Mconald Sylvester Smith Iso

Girl driver involved in wreck faces charges in Guthrie area

The Trippett girl and Brago were arrested after a crash that tore through a fence and left fence posts and barbed wire trailing. Two companions, Charles Carpenter CCC worker and 19 year old Miss Vella Kisamore of Parsons, were held as material witnesses. Bragg, son of a Guthrie minister, remained a key figure in the incident.

Trippett Girl Brago Charles Carpenter CCC Vella Kisamore Parsons Bragg Guthrie Charleston

Committee Probes Author Charge About Russian Propaganda

Washington's investigative committee announced it will subpoena author George Sylvester Viereck for questioning over a reported assertion that Russia has a paid propagandist in the United States. The move signals a formal inquiry into the claim and Viereck's role as a witness.

Washington House Investigating Committee George Sylvester Viereck Russia

Coyne Jury Still Unable to Reach Any Agreement

Pittsburgh made clear on June 8 that the jury in the James J. Coyne election case remains unable to reach a verdict after spending the night deliberating with six codefendants. The jurors, tired and impatient, continued their long session and were expected to appear before Federal Judge F P Scoonmaker to report their inability to reach a complete verdict.

Pittsburgh James J. Coyne F. P. Scoonmaker

Elizabeth Monopolies Echo Henry VIII In Darrow Johnson Dispute

Washington June 8 Elizabeth the child of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn influenced monopolies policy centuries earlier. The article traces how Elizabeth granted crafts exclusive rights to producers, prompting Parliament to curb such practices. It links this history to 1890s antitrust efforts, the 1914 Clayton Act, and NRA codes, noting Darrow criticized the approach while Johnson disputed it.

Elizabeth Darrow-Johnson Henry VIII Frank Weller Washington Anne Boleyn General Johnson Clarence Darrow England NRA Darrow Johnson Borah Idaho Nye Nant Doré Roosevelt Wnt Theo- General

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