Armour Says Reply to Recent Charges
Paris June 11 Roosevelt harms meat packers claim Armour Bays president accuses the president of a personal spite and deliberate discrediting of the packing industry. He disputes sensational reports and defends inspection as adequate, arguing Roosevelt aims to wreck the business and boost European prejudice against American livestock interests.
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Paris
J. Ogden Armour
Roosevelt
Armour
Chicago
Lfe
Europe
England
London
John Burns
Local Government Board
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Burns
United States
Memorial Day Observed by Leading Secret Organizations
Deik Sentinel reports that Grafton Camp No 4 Woodmen of the World and Hiawatha Tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men held annual memorial and decoration ceremonies at Bluemont cemetery. Woodmen marched from the I O O F building to the cemetery then to Webster for Sovereign Otto W. Sinsel’s monument unveiling. Red Men procession from Main Street decorated graves and heard Rev Queen deliver the memorial address. Crowds gathered from across the countryside, the storm threatened, but ceremonies proceeded with music, hymns, and wreaths.
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Webster
Order
Sovereign Sinker
H. Howard
Cain
Main Street
Bluemont Cemenry
Queen
Red Men
Frosh
Mies
Ada Bell
Aduet
Kitzmiller
Bluemont
Little Air
Empress Athletics Win Against Ink Singers at Traction Park
In a rain shortened game at Traction Park Sunday the Empress Athletics of Grafton defeated the Ink Singers of Fairmont Coal Company. Dr Duke Dent started for the locals and held the visitors to two hits through five innings before Fairmont rallied, with Shultz finishing strong for Grafton as the rain ended play after two innings.
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Daily Sentinel
Fairmont Times
Traction Park
Empress Athletice
Grafton
Ink Singers
Fairmont
Empreee Athletic Club
Sak Slingers
Fairmont Coal Company
Duke
Dent
West Virginia University
Shultz
McLane
Tom Vance
Ridgeley
Death Angel's Work In Grafton and Vicinity
The Daily Sentinel reports the death of Mrs. Maggie Wolfe at her East Main Street home from tuberculosis after a lengthy illness. She leaves a husband and two children, was active in Andrews M E church, and her funeral was held at two o'clock with interment in Blaemont cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Sarah Boylen, aged seventy eight, in Bineville, with funeral plans to Barbour county and burial in Chris e cemetery. Rev. H C Howard and Rev E W Byers will assist. The article then shifts to notes on school staff appointments, new music and arts positions, and preparations for the upcoming term, with opening day proposed for September.
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Daily Sentinel
Maggie Woyle
Samuel Wolfe
David Drennan
East Main Street
Wolfe
Mre__Woile-waea
Andrews’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Will Drennen
Sarah Boylen
B.F. Robinson
Bineville
Chrise
H. C. Howard
Andrewe
M. E. Church
E W. Byers
First Presbyterian Church
Nettie Bender
Rosaline Kennedy
Ruth Reynolds
Boston
Eatelle Colston
Kathleen Ameden
Michigan
Ameden
Gorby
Estelle Wolfe
Spencer
Board of Education fills all school vacancies in Grafton
The board appointed a full staff for the coming term with WR Gorby as superintendent and M M Brooke as high school principal. Teachers listed include Miss Nettie Watkins and Miss Grace White at Central School, J H Gorby at West Side, Prof Harley D Roberts at East End, and others set for First Warri... area schools. Attendance noted and details cover chairs in English, Mathematics, Science, and History.
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Board of Education
Grafton Independent
Grafton Public Schools
WR. Gorby
A. B
M. M. Brooke
Geo H. Colebank
WC. Gist
Buckhannon
John Nuzaxi
Morgantown
Fannie Beet
Central School
Nettie Watkins
Elizabeth M. Clapham
Grace White
Mies Zappa Furbee
Mise Mary J. Hoult
Mise Maude V Weedall
Mise
Hazel Warthen
Rubie Bonateid
Mies Carrie Brown
Mise Cleo Morgan
East End
Harley D. Roberts
Mise Grace Cassell
Mile Della Tetrick
Marion County
Miss Rubie Brown
Mies
Nina Gackin
Wi- Gertrude Nichols
Wari
Mies Ora Newman
Agnes Finch
South Side School
Orange Social at St Pauls M E Church Grafton
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls M E church West Side hosts a new Orange Social this Friday evening in the church lecture rooms. Elaborate preparations are under way as locals anticipate a pleasant event with broad wale decorations. All are invited and the organizers promise one of the nicest summer gatherings in Grafton.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul's M. E Church
West Side
Grafton
How to Break Up a Cold
A traditional remedy claims a severe cold can be broken in one or two days. Early symptoms include a dry cough, watery nasal discharge, and a white tongue coating. Taking Chamberlain's cough remedy hourly at first signs purportedly counters the cold and restores health within a day or two. Sold by all medicine outlets.
Children Day Service at M P Church Featured World Theme
The Sunday School of the M P Church held its annual Children’s Day program with fine music and well rendered recitations led by the pastor. Highlights included “A Message from Over the Sea” and “The Call of the Nations” with seven young ladies portraying nations of the world gathering for gospel light in Shiloh. The audience of about 80 was pleased and asked for a repeat performance despite a city storm.
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Daily Sentinel
M. P. Charch
Mies Emma Coffman
Paul Queen
Ruesel Brown
Japan
America
Shiloh
Mattee Edith Shaffer
Panny Stanaberry
Jeanette Morrison
Legal Stanaberry
Ethel Bragg
Mamie Phillips
Grace Collins
Unknown Friends Promote Chamberlain's Remedy
A group of users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy while hesitating to give public testimonials. They say it is widely known for cures of diarrhoea and bowel troubles and recommend keeping it at home. Sold by all medicine dealers.
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Kennedy
B.C. Dewit
All Drug
Chamberlain
Accident or not under insurance policy ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court weighs whether an unperceived injury qualifies as an accident under an insurance policy. Ezekial Barnes held a policy with United Commercial Travelers and died eight months after an injury he never learned of, prompting a lawsuit that produced a verdict of 1428 in the lower court. The decision was appealed as Rev. J H Hese of Kingwood was in the city today for various matters.
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Supreme Court of Kansas
Ezekial Barnes
United Commercial Travelera Accident Association
J H Hese
Kingwood
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Champaign County
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Golt
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George Burnham, Jr
George D Elfridge
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Lexingtop
Kentucky
Richmond
Nannie Nuckolk
Viana Black
Berea
Mra Nuckols
Moscow
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Company
Singer Sewing Machine Factory
American Airbrake Works
West Inghouse Electric Works
Barry Machine Works
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Arilla
Ayer’s
Empress Athletics
TF & CO
Death Angel
Paugh
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M. P. Church
Scott
Scott & Downe
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