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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1929

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Tariff debate looms as Farmer interests push for changes

Washington June 24. Four schedules of the tariff bill are under sub committee review amid Democratic Republican independent momentum. Witnesses favor higher duties on agriculture and related products. Senators Brookhart and Hull urge farmers to unite. Hull calls factions sinister and selfish, while Brookhart notes current protection for farm goods is low.

Washington House Senate Brookhart Ioway Hull Tennessee Paprova

Four Gunmen Rob Chicago Theatre

Four gunmen robbed the Oriental Theatre in downtown Chicago today using a ruse. They posed as a construction crew and forced assistant manager George Tabor to open the safe, escaping with $4,748 after flashing revolvers at doorman George Rosenthal.

Chicago Oriental Theatre George Rosenthal George Tabor Jey

Vitaphone Installed At Strand Theatre This Week

Strand Theatre owner J Lester Bush announced the installation of Vitaphone sound equipment this week as a Mov Gyre system supplement. A new sound screen designed for talkie theatres has arrived and will be installed soon. The Strand has been redecorated and the seating and projection room modernized.

Strand Theatre J. Lester Bush Amusement House

First Public Mass in Mexico Next Saturday Shrine Pilgrimage Planned

In Mexico City on June 24, Catholics plan a public Mass at Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe shrine, marking the first since 1926. Archdiocese head Pascual Diaz says inventories will be completed rapidly, with thousands of pilgrims expected to travel on foot and kneel along the three mile procession. Police estimate 100000 visited the shrine over the weekend for prayers. Separately in Kansas City, two Chicago and LA murder suspects died after a gun battle near a hotel, while a third is hospitalized.

Mexico Kansas City Chicago Los Angeles Mexico City Church of Neustra Senor de la Cuidalane Our Lady of the National Shrine Peter Saint Paul Pascual Diaz Guadalupe Church

Gibson Visits Dawes in London Mission

Hugh S. Gibson American Ambassador to Belgium left Brussels for London to meet Charles G. Dawes American Ambassador to Great Britain. The visit aims to discuss postwar diplomacy and coordination between allied governments.

Brussels Hugh S. Gibson Belgium London Charles G. Dawes Great Britain

American's Mexican Wire Tries To Kill Competitor

In Mexico City a U S citizen’s Mexican wife was jailed for allegedly attempting to murder another American in an African jungle. Soledad Morales De Learn, wife of a noted animal catcher who brought hippopotami to Chapultepec, allegedly plotted her husband’s rival’s death to aid her husband’s business. Continued on page seven.

Mexico City Soledad Morales de Learn William ‘A. King King Chapultepec Learn Senora Anana Vernandez

Violent Storm Strikes Quebec Region Causing Deaths

A violent storm across the Laurentians and adjacent areas in Quebec caused multiple deaths and heavy property damage. Two men drowned at St Anse De Vaudeuil after boats capsized, another drowning occurred in Missisquoi Bay, and a convent in Sault Au Recollet was wrecked, with 22 nuns escaping. The four story Sacred Heart Convent suffered total loss valued at about 1 million dollars and four firemen were injured.

Montreal Laurentian Mountains St. Anse de Vaudeuil Missisquoi Bay Convent of the Sacred Heart Sault Au .Recollet Ladies of the Sacred Heart

Schoenhair Seeks Nonstop Flight Record Attempt

Dubois Pennsylvania June 24. Pilot Lee Schoenhair of the West Coast plans another try at a transcontinental non stop flight after repairs to his damaged plane in Dubois. Bad weather and a crash delayed departure from Clare and stalled progress toward Roosevelt Field New York with minor injuries reported.

Los Angeles Clare Roosevelt Field

Tunney denies payoffs in breach suit against Fogarty

In Bridgeport, James J. Tunney says in court papers he never asked Katherine King Fogarty to marry him but paid her more than 35000 to relinquish all claims. The filing accuses Fogarty of seeking notoriety and money, detailing payments through manager Billy Gibson and a release signed by Fogarty in 1928.

Bridgeport Conn James J Gene) Tunney Katherine King Fogarty Fort Worth Tex New York City Homer S. Cummings Stamford Tunney Homer Gummings Billy Gibson

Five Lose Their Lives In Airplane Accidents

Five people died in weekend airplane and parachute incidents. Parachute jumpers Joe Hite and Harold Biddle perished when their parachutes failed and the plane caught fire in Cincinnati. Eugene Cala, 23, a commercial flyer, fell 2000 feet as his rigging parted during an exhibition jump in Albemarle North Carolina. William Lowry, 24, of Parma Ohio was torn from his parachute and his chute opened at 1800 feet.

Associated Press Cincinnati Joe Hite Homer Nasers Harold Biddle Eck Cala Ayér Albemarne N.C William Lowry Parma Ohio

Hawks Plans Long Hop Seeking New Air Record

Captain Frank Hawsey, at Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles, departs for New York to begin an open stop round trip NY to LA. He will refuel at Parks Field East St. Louis and Roosevelt Field, aiming to break the east west record and later set west to east times. Hawsey already holds the 18 hour 21 minute 59 second west east nonstop record.

Ill New York Roosevelt Field Hawks C. B. D. Gollyer Harry Tucker Los Angeles Hawkes

Robbery Hit Benjamin Bogeaus Wife in Chicago

Chicago June 24 Benjamin Bogeaus wife, a wealthy real estate man, was robbed of jewelry valued at 30 thousand dollars. She and her husband were accosted in front of their home after leaving a cabaret by two young men accompanied by two young women who forced them into the lobby of their hotel. While one robber guarded them, the other removed three bracelets and two flags from Mrs Bogeaus. Police believe the same gang recently robbed others after following them home from cafes.

Chicago Benjamin Bogeaus Bogeaus

Miss Hazel Wable Dies In Crash Near Aurora

Morgantown notes Miss Hazel Wable nineteen of near Torta Alta died when an automobile left the highway and struck a tree near Aurora. James Wable the father and two brothers and a sister were injured in the wreck caused by a blowout.

Morgantown Hazel Wable Torta Alta Aurora James Wable

Bishop J J Swint Honored On Ordination Anniversary

Wheeling West Virginia June 24 the twenty fifth anniversary of Rt Rev John J Swint D D bishop of Wheeling into the priesthood will be observed starting Tuesday with a pontifical high mass at 10 am at St Joseph cathedral The silver jubilee will attract visitors from across the diocese A noon banquet follows at the Catholic Women's League Then from 730 to 9 pm a reception will be held at the cathedral fence Fourth degree Knights of Columbus will oversee the arrangements The piece notes continued on page two

Wheeling W.va John J. Swint St. Joseph Catholic Women's League Swint Knights of Columbus H. B. Altmeyer

City Taxes Past Due August Deadline for 41 Persons

On June 80, 1929, 41 residents faced overdue city tax notices with elimination actions pending. Officials warned of penalties if payment is not received and urged prompt settlement to avoid further collection steps.

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