Tubercular ex-service men treated in government facilities
New York report summarises U S Public Health Service efforts to treat 35,150 former World War I tuberculous soldiers. Dr. F C Smith notes 13 of 61 service hospitals serve TB patients, led by Fort Bayard New Mexico, with full wards in all facilities. He cites use of abandoned base hospitals and hopeful plans for sanatoriums once funding allows.
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New York
F.C. Smith
United States Pubiic Health Service
National Tuberculosis Association
Public Health Service
United States Public Health Service
Smith
Fort Bayard
N.M
Prescott
Ariz
Asheville
N. C
Camp Kearney
Greenville
8. C
Conn
Col Watson to Sail for Europe on Paris Maiden Voyage
AIRMONT June 15 Colonel W. Watson president of the Consolidated Coal company has left the home office for New York. He will sail for Europe on June 24 for several weeks vacation, booking passage on the French liner Paris making her maiden trip to Europe on that date.
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Airmont
W. Watson
Consolidated Coal Company
New York
Restoration of Our Foreign Trade Will Depend On Credits
Francisco June 15. W P H Koelsch president of the National Association of Credit Men declares foreign trade revival hinges on long term credits. He says the US must invest abroad and buy as well as sell, transforming from debtor to creditor nation to seize opportunities and restore prosperity.
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N Francisco
National Association of Credit Men
United States
America
International Committee
Chautauqua Ticket Sale Going Strong in Grafton
The Redpath Chautauqua committee in Grafton promotes paid advance season tickets for a five day program June 27 to July 1. Prices are listed for single and season admissions, with children’s rates and war tax details. The lineup features concerts, lectures, and dramatic performances, with aims to fill the tent and provide educational entertainment.
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Grafton
Advacae
Edith Harris
American Troubadours
AL Aboard
Elwood T. Bailey
Miss Harris
Kathryn Whites
Kathryn White
John FR. Ratto
Lillian Johnston Company
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
W. D. Campbell
Keighey Broadway Players
C. L. Kiplinger
Knight MacGregor
N. Y
Russians in Siberia join Soviet Russia after three days talks
In Siberia on June 1 reports say the Far East Republic government, after a three day conference, has decided to join Soviet Russia. General Semenoff, who arrived from Dalny to lead the ousted Socialist faction, boarded a Russian steamer and is expected to land at an Amur Bay area coastal point.
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Vladivostok
Siberia
A. P
Far East Republic
Boyd Answers Auto Crash Report in Sentinel
Flemington baker and hotel owner W L Boyd objects to a prior Sentinel story about a Pruntytown pike collision with an Oakland touring car driven by B P Redinger. Boyd says he was traveling uphill to Flemington, avoided a pedestrian, and an approaching Oakland at unsafe speed caused the crash damaging his Ford and bending the rear axle before he could reach home.
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Sentinel
Big Bend
Fetterman Ridge
Pruntytown Pike
Oakland
B. P. Redinger
W. L. Boyd
Flemington
Hoyd
Tday
Boyd
Plemington
Prontytown
Fetterman Bridge
Bir
Pruntytown
Ford
Mr. Boyd
Commission Hears Rate Case Today
The Public Service Commission considers the Grafton Light and Power Co application for higher electric light and power rates and street car fares. Hearing continues at Gratton on June grid. The proposal seeks higher streetcar fares and a general rate increase across electric services.
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Grafton Light & Power Co
Charleston
W. Va
Gratton
Britain Cuts Navy Bill as Miners Vote Today
A British budget report in Parliament shows 2,000,000 pounds spent on capital ship construction. Miners across Britain vote on the owners' settlement proposal for the April strike, results due Friday. Fire in Pittsburgh damages homes. other items note wage cut hearings, a Roanoke lumber plant fire, and honors for Pershing and Mellon.
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London
A. P
Col Amery
House of Commons
Greek Drive on Turks Nears Start As Allies Move
June 15 dispatches report imminent Greek offensive against Turkish Nationalists in Asia Minor with British reserves shifting from Ismid to the Askab front near the Bagdad Railway. Also June 15 at Denver, the American Federation of Labor urges Harding and Congress to push world disarmament through a conference to save naval expenditures. Irish sympathizers respond to J H Thomas warnings, saying American labor cannot force action on the Irish question.
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A. P
Asia Minor
Ismid
Sea of Marmara
Askab
Bagdad Railway
Symria
Denver
Colo
Harding
Congress
Aemaican Federation of Labor
J. H. Thomas
Organized Labor of America
Engineering Stoppage Averts Lockout in England
London June 15 A. P. reports steps to avert a major strike involving about 1.5 million workers. A labor minister conference with employers and unions led to a postponement of lockout notices to the end of June to allow unions to ballot on latest proposals.
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London
A. P
Minister of Labor
War contracts cancelled by Harding over crimecode breach
Washington June 1 On advice of the Attorney General President Harding has cancelled the War Department contracts with United States Harness Co for disposal of surplus harness. Mr Dougherty held these contracts violated criminal code sections barring government officers or employees from participating in such transactions.
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Harding
War Department
United States Harness Co
Dougherty
Grafton Man Beats Out a Booze Charge
AKERSBURG West Virginia June The federal court at Perkersburg continued most criminal cases on its docket with only two disposed. An order sealed the bond of Henry Strodman of Grafton for violating liquor laws and the information withdrawn due to a defective search warrant. A writ of habeas corpus released Harry Young James Power John Tall and Michael Verlone, returnable Thursday afternoon. The four men are charged with conspiring to commit an offense against the United States government. Lost diamond pin between Elka club and freight office reward offered.
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Akersburg
W. Va
Perkersburg
Federal Court
Scell
Henry Strodman
Grafton
Harry Byrer
Strohman
Byrer
Harry Young
James Power
John Tall
Michael Verlone
United States
Thirteen Delegates Will Attend Meeting
Thirteen delegates appointed to represent West Virginia will attend the National Conference of Social Workers in Milwaukee Wisconsin from June 20 to 29. L H Putnam of Charleston secretary of the State Board of Children's Guardians is to speak, along with several other named delegates including Sister Bernadine, Sister Immaculate Sen, Lena B Smith, Elizabeth Veach, Mary Carpenter, and more. Mr and Mrs J W Lang of Morgantown visited Grafton Tuesday as guests of relatives and friends.
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National Conference of Social Workers
Milwaukee
Wis
L. H. Putnam
Charleston
State Board of Childrens Guardians
Sister Bernadine
Immaculate Sen
Wheeling
Lena B. Smith
Huntington
State Board of Children's Guardians
Elizabeth Veach
Red Cross
Mary Carpenter
Travellers ‘Aid
L. H Putnam
Charleston Woman's Civic Club
L. T. Dom
Huntington Union Mission
Hattie Hazlett
George P. Chase
Parkersburg
Parkersburg Philanthropic Federation
W. L. Hewson
Charleston Welfare Association
E. C. Kreutzer
Associated Charities
Women in D C plan meeting for community work
A women’s meeting is set for 2 p m Friday in the courthouse to discuss roles in community organization. Edward F. Trefz will speak at the Get Together Smoker in the Elke Club Thursday night, and women’s committee members are listed.
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Edward F. Trefz
Elke Club
Edwin Hardin
John T. Dorsey
Frank Ross
D.C
Chamber of Commerce
Imamen
Ewing
Tor
Nighing
Presbyte Hood
Bryce
Commonwealth
Grafton
County Wool Growers Meet To Discuss Pool Sale
A county meeting for all wool growers will be held at the Farm Bureau office on Saturday June 18 at 1 30 PM. The purpose is to plan disposal of wool through the West Virginia Farm Bureau Federation. Last year several counties pooled wool with satisfactory results. S A Bainbridge from Taylor County sent one clip. Farmers are urged to attend to learn how the pool operates and to hear plans for the county not limited to Farm Bureau members.
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Farm Bureau
West Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Taylor County
S. A. Bainbridge
the Sentinel
State Federation
Murder Case Sparks Police Hunt In Cleveland
June 15. Police locate a diamond ring and a watch allegedly turned over by a widow as part payment for a murder. Four men are said to be hired. five women are charged, one released after questioning. The article also includes notices about advertising rates and campaign outcomes from the Sentinel Publishing Company.
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Daniel F. Kaber
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Sentinel Publishing Company
Sentinel
Sentinel News
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