Grafton Daily Sentinel Advertising Rates and Office Notice
Public notice lists memorial offices at 102 Latrobe Street Grafton West Virginia and advertising rates. Rates include daily and monthly mail options with 15 cent first insertion and 8.40 daily plus further charges per inch after 9am. Removal notices and inquiry details are noted for business office.
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel
Grafton
W. VA
Howard
H. Holt
Memorial
Latrobe Street
Republican factions pick Work to lead Hoover campaign
The Republican national committee names Hubert Work of Colorado as chairman and director of the Hoover-Curtis fight. Two large national headquarters will direct operations in New York and Chicago, with a third in Washington. Western leaders gain influence to steer the party's national campaign. The article contrasts party moves with the Houston convention scene and notes anticipated clashes over leadership and strategy.
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Republican Party
Hubert Work
Colorado
New York
Chicago
Washington
Wesleyan growth and Amelia Earhart aviation views
The writer reflects on Wesleyan's hopes for steady growth and credits Amelia Earhart for her Atlantic flight while noting she did not pilot the plane. It argues that many so-called feminine flights were led by male pilots and funded for publicity, urging true female aviators to fly solo and be taken seriously. It also touches on a Catholic university honor and a commentary on Chicago's Mafia ties.
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Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Miss Earhart
Jamie
Kipling
Diane
Fairmont Times
Toward Tolerance and a Doctor of Laws for Dr Hough
An essay on progress against bigotry notes a Detroit scene where Dr Lynn Harold Hough, former Central Methodist pastor, resigned for a new city assignment and was awarded a Doctor of Laws degree on the eve of departure at Detroit University campus.
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Lynn Harold Hough
Central Methodist Church
Detroit
Detroit University
University of de
Standing of candidates in June Jubilee event
The June Jubilee standings list Miss Bonita McKeen leading for supreme title with a vote tally last night. Other top finishers include Miss Bertie Vandergrift in second and Miss Nichols at third, with many more in the top ranks among Misses Taylor County and Blueville contestants.
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Bonita McKeen
Brown-Dyer
Bertie Vandergrift
Nichols
Philippt
Margaret Braithwood
Rowlesburg
Nina Kinter
Glenda Moore
Simpson
Fsh
Viola Jeffrys
Catherine Lucas
Taylor County
Appa McVicker
Genevieve Bartow
Roseoe
Josephine Hat
Maudie Lucas Bolliger
Mary Weaver
Alice Jenkins
Mabel Woodward
Dorothy Swiger
Mildred Williams
Elizabeth Kellay
Mary Sullenberger
Ruth Virginia Day
Lora Deane Himelick
Nellie Simmons
Bertie Vanderer
Isabel Wells
Sara Catherine
Eva Colebank
Milas Viola Jeffrys
Emma Marie Ware
Edgar Tucker
Flossie Lundy
Genevieve Lansbury
Mary Virginia Kessing
Dorothy Dolan
Mildred Renner
Eirner
Velma Haddix
Susie Brown
Philipps
Margaret B. Nichols
Jessie McDonald
Pauline Dunham
Pruntytown
Guess
Valley Falls
Pearl Mason
Rena Custer
Knottaville
Minnie Kirkpatrick
Knottsville
Tunnelton
Miss Unknown
Miss Stonehouse
Gladys Ludwick
Fetterman
Pauling Shingleton
Bowlesburg
Miss Simpson
Virginia Henderson
Blueville
Ruth Newcome
Beulah Stevens
Sarah’ Belle Harper
Marie Carroll
Marie Farley
Webster
Ina Losh McFarland
Truste es Sale Notice in Taylor County West Virginia
Legal notice of sale by trustee W Merle Watkins on July 6 1928 at 7 PM at the Taylor County Courthouse to pay off a deed of trust securing 600 and 200 dollars with a description of Lot No 2 of the B H McMillan plat in East Grafton and the Carroll estate.
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A. W. Burdett
Rebecca B. Riley
Taylor Outery
West Virginia
John W. Carroll
East Grafton
County Court
Taylor County
East Main Street
Carroll Alley
W. Merle Watkins
James W
Bartlett
Ralph W. Bartlett
William H. Bartlett
Clarksburg
W. Va
State Road ‘Commission of
Grafton
Fairmont
Taylor and Marlons
Stat Road Commission
Charleston
James W. Bartlett
Ralph W.bartlett
Wm. H. Bartlett
Wm. H Bartlett
State Road Commission of
Gratton
West Virginia-Maryland State Line
Aurora
Taylor and
Preston Counties
Sta Road Commission
Weg
Quakers and Hoover Nomination Debate Rise
The article notes that Quakers in Philadelphia have long included many respectable citizens and faced opposition to war or war service. It discusses their conscientious stance on slavery and war, and explains how this influenced views on Hoover's presidential nomination, while acknowledging modern limits of church influence.
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Philadelphia
Friends
Mr. Hoover
West Va. Newspaper Council Outing Opens in Berkeley Springs
State reporters from multiple sections gather for the Western Virginia Newspaper Council outing in Berkeley Springs. Ted Woodyard of Spencer presides with S. B. Buzzerd of Morgan Messenger assisting. opening includes a Paw Paw interstate bridge event and a closing banquet hosted by the local chamber of commerce. A separate item notes Bona Corley, 19, charged in Sutton crash. bail set for Monday magistrate appearance despite Mrs. Prunty and Mary Williams injuries. Hoover reports no campaign expenditures or contributions in West Virginia. Buckhannon confirms a five story addition to Agnes Howard Hall at West Virginia Wesleyan College with bids led by John M Kisner and Brother for $74,129.
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Berkeley Springs
West, Virginia
Jackson's Mill
Ted Woodyard
Spencer
State Council
S. 8
Buzzerd
Morgan Messenger
Sutton
Bona Corley
May Prunty
Little Otter
Mary Williams
Corley
Hamrick
Buckhannon
Agnes Howard Hall
Board of Trustees
West Virginia Wesleyan College
A. G. Young
John M. Kisner
Explosion at National Fuel mine kills six in Morgantown
Officials investigated a blast at the National Fuel Company mine that killed six men and injured six others. Coroner S A Posten has impaneled a jury for an inquest next Wednesday. Funeral details list William Brock L S Stanley W S Henderson buried at Union cemetery and locally, with Curtis Stevenson and others sent to Clay County Court House and Fayette City. Six injured remain in hospital.
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Morgantown
National Fuel Company
S. A. Posten
State Department of Mines
William Brock
L. S. Stanley
Henderson
Brock
Union Cemetery
Stanley
Curtis Stevenson
Clay County Court House
Steve Herrick
Fayette City
Hugh Ankton
Hoover campaign grinds toward July staffing plan
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hoover will divide the campaign into two regional sets with headquarters in New York and Chicago and a central base in Washington. James W. Good is named in connection with the western office as campaign staff discussions unfold with Work tomorrow to finalize personnel.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Work
National Committee
New York
Chicago
James W. Good
Commerce Secretary
Nominees Hoover and Curtis to Receive Nominations at Home
The report states Hoover and Curtis would return to their homes to receive official nominations and deliver acceptance speeches, likely in late July. It notes Secretary Hoover’s resignation from the cabinet and unclear timing, while Work plans to tender his resignation within a month.
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Hoover
Senator Curtis
Work
America Is Urged To Fall Back On League
Geneva June 22 A Latin American call for Americans to unite behind the League of Nations was voiced at a conference on codification of international law. Prof Jose Leon Suarez of the University of Buenos Aires urged concrete political policies and realisation through the League. George W Wickersham former US attorney general spoke of growing American interest in codification. Suarez said universal law should not undermine state autonomy and that international law should be accepted by nations across continents before being proclaimed generally.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Jose Leon Suarez
Universalty of
Buenos Aires
George W. Wickersham
United States
America
Suarem
Fire destroys Wheeling plant and two homes
Fire swept the Automobile Host Products plant in Wheeling on June 22, endangering about a score of firefighters. No injuries were reported. Two adjacent residences were also destroyed, and water shortages hampered efforts. The products building was completely destroyed with losses estimated at 35,000 dollars.
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Wheeling
Automobile
Sde
Pittsburgh Markets Stated Prices for Hogs Calves and Lambs
Pittsburgh markets report steady to higher prices across hogs and sheep with moderate demand for produce. Hogs 1500 head showed 9.50 to 10.50 per hundredweight, rough sows around 8.00, fat lambs 14.00 to 15.75, calves 9.00 to 12.50, and potatoes steady with 150 pound sacks noted. Receipts held for Monday, trade dull with limited top offers.
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Pittsburgh
Maine
Green Mountains
Virginia
Carolina
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