Sisler Back From Parley Delights Aboard Rail Tour
Clyde E. Sisler Monongah division delegate to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen parley returned from Cleveland via a Pacific coast journey visiting Salt Lake City Omaha Ogden Sacramento San Francisco Hollywood Los Angeles Pueblo and St Louis. He praised host Hugh Wilson in Salt Lake City and called the trip delightful despite its haste.
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Pacific Coast
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Cleveland
Monongah Division
Clyde E. Sisler
Mr. Sisler
Salt Lake City
Hugh Wilson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wilson
Salt Lake
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Sisler
Grafton
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Louis
Grafton Drug Sells Clements Tonic Health Aid
The Grafton Drug And Chemical Co announces its exclusive agency for Clements Tonic, lauded by F W Clements of International Laboratories as the best tonic he has known. The Rochester based producer vouches for the medicine’s value, urging Sentinel readers to patronize advertisers.
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Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Grafton Drug and Chemical Company
Clements Tonic
F. W. Clements
International Laboratories, Inc
Rochester
N. Y
Clements
Radio Schedule and Prices Highlight RCA Tubes
A dense radio programming grid lists NBC CBS and local stations with hour by hour shows and performers. It includes music orchestras acts and serials across many stations followed by an ad urging checking RCA tube prices with a 10 percent discount on tube sets.
Rowlesburg Woman Mary E Nine Dies at 71
Rowlesburg widow Mary Elizabeth Sanders Nine, 71, died at home after months of illness from stomach cancer. Born May 26, 1864 in Preston County, she lived in Rowlesburg 14 years and was a daughter of Alexander B. Sanders and Catherine Harsh. Survived by husband David Charles Nine and numerous children, siblings, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral at Rowlesburg Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. W. Darwin Swan. Interment in Lantz Ridge Cemetery.
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Rowlesburg
Mary Elizabeth Sanders Nine
Lantz Ridge
Preston County
Nine
Alexander B. Sanders
Catherine
Harsh Sanders
David Charles Nine
F. O. Martin
Amblersburg
E. G. Appole
Rodemers
Frank
G. W. Powell Keyser
Homer
Pittsburgh
R. J.knotts
Joe L. Sanders
Pataskala
C. C. Wiles
D. W. Sanders
J. D. Sanders
Dora
Bdyard
E.W. Sanders
Terra Alta
H. B. Sanders
Ridgeley
Walter Sanders
Newtown
Lloyd Sanders
Fairmont
Rowlesburg Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Darwin Swan
West Union
N. C. Dawson Undertaking
Lantz Ridge Cemetery
Coffman Notes Valley Scene and Local Happenings
Coffman June 24 report river nearby rose after a storm upstream but caused no damage. Fishing was good as laurel blooms in woods, smaller creek laurel nearly finished. Deer sightings near Coffman noted by conductor Harry Fletcher. Dam workers called including William Miller Harold Abel and Russell Johnson. Mary and Ruth Robinson celebrate joint birthday party. Charles Hawkins visits grandfather Jefferson Davis Kuhn and John Abel. Bob and George Kirk relocate junk business to Valley Falls. Linnie A Meredith of Fairmont spending summer at Maryland camp. Mr and Mrs Guy Robinson and daughter Margie visit Fred Robinson. Fred travels to Elkins.
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Rose Hill
Jefferson Davis Kuhn
John Abel
Bob
George Kirk
Hill House
Linnie A. Meredith
Fairmont
Maryland
Guy Robinson
Margie
Fetterman
Fred ‘Robinson
Fred Robinson
Elkins
Prince George Feud Sparks Yugoslav Throne Rumors
Conflicting reports in Yugoslavia center on Prince George once heir to the throne. Some claim he plans to seat himself on the throne now held by his nephew, 22 year old King Peter after King Alexander’s assassination. A physician for Prince George calls him a hopeless lunatic, quashing the scheming talk.
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Elreles
Yugoslavia
Prince George
Peter
Alexander
George
Third Victim Ends In Frankfort Briefing
Adj Gen Henry H Denhardt spoke with Gov Ruby Laffoon and ruled out sending troops into Clay county as part of an ongoing probe into an alleged auto theft ring. Prominent local citizens expect a grand jury meeting to consider the case.
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Adj
Henry H. Denhardt
Frankfort
Denhardt
Ruby Laffoon
Clay County
Labor Fights Continue Across Nation After Strikes
The Omaha trolley strike triggers a governor ordered arbitration while non striking workers resist. National guardsmen stand by in the Northwest to protect lumber mills as 35,000 workers join a new sawmill and timber workers union. Cleveland bakers shutter 18 plants and 2,600 workers face shutdown amid a broad strike wave.
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R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Northwest
California
Washington
National Guardsmen
Sawmill and Timber Workers Union
Cleveland
Bakery Drivers Union
Family lineage details from Preston and Fayette counties
Record notes Lonumea born in Preston county on August 27, 1854, his wife a Fayette county native born June 22, 1854. They have a daughter Nettie with six children and 14 grandchildren. son Hayes with 12 children and nine grandchildren. Jennie with one child and five grandchildren. Cora with two children and one grandchild. and Dellie with six children and 10 grandchildren.
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Lonumea Frum Page 1
Preston County
Fayette County
Nettie
Hayes
Jennie
Cora
Dellie
Mitchell Blames Pendergast Over Dismissal of Official
Ewing Y. Mitchell accuses Thomas J. Pendergast of Missouri Kansas City political boss influence in the dismissal of a U S assistant secretary of commerce. The account notes a birthday gathering on Trap Road with roving guests and mentions life insurance motives and alleged plotting connected to the Wright case.
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Thomas J. Pendergast
Kansas City
Missouri
Ewing Y. Mitchell
U. S
Feud Killings Mark Turbulent Kentucky Mountain Area
In a pattern of feuds in a remote mountain region Commonwealth's Attorney Frank Baker, cousin of Bobby Baker, was assassinated by riflemen in the courthouse. John Brockman also died. Their bodies lay in the street for hours. Police judge C. P. Stivers was killed by shotgun slugs. Tom Baker, Bobby's father, was later killed while awaiting trial. George W. Baker and Jim Baker had been slain in earlier years. Bobby Baker's body was received by kin in the car where he was slain. Burial occurred yesterday.
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Commonwealth
Frank Baker
Bobby
John Brockman
C. P. Stivers
Manchester
Baker-Brockman
Bury
Tom Baker
Will White
George W. Baker
Jim Baker
Bobby Baker
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