Grafton Daily Sentinel Catalogs Election Ballot Irregularities
A Grafton regional notice reports on ballot theft and prearranged voting schemes tied to a preacher politician arrest and broader probes into crooked county politicians. The piece notes Monongalia county primary ballot thefts and urges officials to pursue the perpetrators to protect the county’s good name.
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Monongalia
Letter to Editor on Civil War first to fall for freedom
In Grafton West Virginia dated June 12 1928 a reader disputes claims of who first gave his life for liberty in the Civil War. He cites Daniel Hough private Battery E First U S Artillery killed April 14 1861 five days before the Baltimore murder and honors Comrade Bailey Brown for his sacrifice to keep the nation free.
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Daniel Hough
Battery’ E
First
United States Artillery
Baltimore City
Bailey Brown
Republican National Convention Opens in Kansas City
The Republican national convention begins in Kansas City at 11 o clock CST. The morning program runs from 10 to 11 with music, a call to order by William M. Butter, prayer by Bishop Part ridge, and singing of the Star Spangled Banner by Madame Schumann Heink.
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Kansas City
William M. Butter
National Committee
8. C. Partridge
Episcopal Church
Schumann Heink
Roy C. West
Nuteral Committee
Butler
Senator Fess
Ohio
Rutle
Convention Opens as Butler Delivers Key Address at GOP Gathering
The Republican convention opened with Madame Schumann Heink leading the crowd in The Star Spangled Banner. Butler spoke on party aims while delegates lingered in chatter as Roy West read the convention call. Secretary Mellon entered, Fess prepared to deliver a keynote, and committees were appointed amid applause and scattered resolutions.
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Mellon
Pennsylvania
Roy O. West
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Senator Fess
Ohio
Chatman
Butler
National Committee
L, Son
New York
Lee Nixon
Indiana
Fess
America
Etta Barry Glaw
Kansas
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Hoover Forces
Nicholas
Comm Ersity
Voss
Resolutions Committee
Hoover Likely Nominee As Republican Convention Opens
The Kansas City convention rises as Hoover supporters gain momentum while opponents show signs of defeat. Reports note Mrs. Coolidge’s illness could delay departure to Wisconsin. Local grocers discuss cooperative buying and advertising to combat foreign chain stores amid a volatile political season.
Fairmont Grocers Form Local Cooperative to Meet Competition
About eighty grocery merchants from Fairmont met last evening to organize a local cooperative. They aim to strengthen their position against competition from the Cham state and to hold their trade through shared purchasing and unified action.
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Fairmont
Women Drivers Favor Clean Garages and Courteous Service
A woman writer on motor subjects urges clean garages and strict standards. She notes many women dislike dirty shops and prefer attendants who greet cars at the door and return them there. She asserts women value care, appearance, and orderly service, driving more cars and seeking safer, neater facilities.
Convention Continues With Organized Gavel Order
The convention moved through routine tasks including a keynote by Senator Fess of Ohio, committee appointments to draft a platform, and plans to refine organization. Mme Schumann Heink joined in singing the national anthem as Bishop S C Partridge opened with a prayer for peace.
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Senator Fess
Ohio
Mme
Schumann Heink
Sesson
Builer
S. C. Partridge
Episcopal Church
Potash found in Texas may aid wartime supply
Deprivation taught nations to rely on domestic resources. The Interior Department reports rich Texas potash deposits discovered during wartime shortages, potentially reducing dependence on imports from Germany. This finding followed a long search sparked by World War need.
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United States
Germany
Interior Department
Texas
Kansas City Hall Scene Shapes 1928 Republican Convention
Detailed description of the Kansas City convention hall remodeled for the 1928 Republican National Convention. The oval main floor, elevated gallery, ventilating dome, bunting colors, press areas, telegraph keys, radio announcer desks, and a setup designed for rapid nationwide publicity as the event unfolds.
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Warren G. Harding
Missouri
Alaska
Ndell Theleally
San Francisco
Kansas City
Deler
NOBILE LEADS (Continued from page one)
Two men in General Nobile's party were injured when the airship gondola tore loose on May 25. The gondola loss slowed the other four rescuers, as frostbite and limited fuel hampered progress. The main group traveled eighteen miles east seeking medicine while food was rationed. The Hobby and Braganza ships made little headway toward the marooned crew, with Braganza near Mossel Ray and Cape Leigh Smith in a bid to reach Tort the refugees.
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Nobile
Hobby
Braganza
Mossel Ray
Cape Leigh Smith
PUT OFF TRIP TO WISCONSIN
President Coolidge postpones departure for the 1928 summer White House trip due to Mrs Coolidge illness. White House physicians judge Wisconsin travel would cause hardship. Preparations remain ready to begin the journey at noon if her condition improves.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Joe? Boone
Wisconsin
Coalidge
One Person Killed In Street Rioting
At the Kavala headquarters of the American Tobacco Co in Athens today a serious strike related riot left one dead and several wounded. Strikers stoned the gendarmerie and soldiers as shots were exchanged. The government moved to restore order and warned the strike could spread to Xanthi and Drama.
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Athens
Kavala
American Tobacco Co
Xahthi
Drama
Marx Cabinet Resigns and Mueller to Head Group
Berlin June 12. President von Hindenburg accepted the resignation of the coalition cabinet led by Dr Wilhelm Marx. He named former Socialist Chancellor Herman Mueller to form a new cabinet. The Marx cabinet had been created January 31, 1927 as a right wing life coalition government comprising Centrists German Peoples Party German Nationals and Bavarian People's Party.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Wilhelm Marx
Herman Mueller
Marx
Dr. Marx
Life Coalition
German Peoples Party
Poples
Pleas Of Guilty By Mail Train Robbers In Chicago
Pleas of guilty to the $123,000 mail train robbery at Evergreen Park were entered in federal court today by three members of the holdup band. Authorities continued the search for gang leader Charles Limpy Cleaver who escaped from the Wheaton jail.
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Chicago
Evergreen Park
Charles
Limpy) Cleaver
Weaton
Public Auction Notice On Second Lien Property
Central Trust Company of Charleston WV announces a public sale of two Grafton lots Nos 474 and 475 as security for second lien notes by Harvey A Tobias. The sale is set for June 14 1928 at 10:00 AM at the Tay lor County Courthouse front door and is subject to the first lien. Terms cash. Trustee: Central Tract Co represented by Vice President Russell G Quarrier.
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Central ‘Trust Company
Charleston
West Virginia
Harvey S. Tobias
Rosa Tobias
Taylor County West
Virginia
Harvey A. Tobias
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Grafton
Taylor County
Fetterman
Gratton
Knotts Avenue
Knotts Avennue
Ethel Street
Ok Yoad
Old Road
Harvey UV. Tobias
H. A.’ Tobias
BE. J. O'Shaughnessey
Central Tract CO
Russell G. Quarrier
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