Grafton Sentinel Publishing Details and Policies
The Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company details publisher Howard B Holt with business and editorial rooms at 192 Latrobe St Grafton WV. The Associated Press news dispatches are credited and republished. Letters to editor welcomed up to 900 words, anonymous submissions not considered. Advertising rates available at 102 Latrobe Street Grafton WV.
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Coolidge urged service and domestic order as path to world peace
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times comments on President Coolidge's New York luncheon address, praising his service ethic and resolve to tackle global issues. It emphasizes a need to restore U.S. domestic stability before acting as a world leader and argues for a Dawes plan grounded settlement with Germany. It also notes French counterclaims on reparations and security.
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Forty for Four Dollars in Wyoming Kitchen Improvements
A Wyoming kitchen improvement contest funded by Agriculture Department agents showcased 40 improvements across homes with costs from $4 to $10. Projects included reorganizing utensils, teeless refrigerators, cabinets, stools, washing machines, fireless cookers, cisterns, and floors. One cistern project eliminated a 20 yard water walk, underscoring low-cost gains in convenience and appeal.
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Face to Face with John W Weeks
Portrait of John Wingate Weeks born 1860 in Lancaster New Hampshire. Traces his career from naval cadet to mayor to congressman and senator, praising his public service and role in the Federal Reserve Act and War Department. Editor invites readers to nominate figures for a Hall of Fame.
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Randolph Bias Declares Candidacy For Delegate At Large
Randolph Bias a prominent West Virginian Republican announces candidacy for delegate at large to the Republican national convention. The article notes Bias's legal acumen, public service, and past support for woman suffrage, urging voters to study candidates and participate in the upcoming primary. It reflects a Huntington Herald-Dispatch style urging informed civic engagement.
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Senators Brookfart and Wheeler Law Records Update
The article notes new law records in presenting evidence by Senators Brookfart and Wheeler. A man with four prior convictions testified to penitentiary rumors about events beyond the prison. It suggests would be convicts may offer information to prosecutors for consideration in future cases.
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Not Chivalrous Colonel Lavelle Raps Advertiser Inquiry
Colonel William Lavelle of TunneIton writes to the Huntington Advertiser, a Democratic paper, objecting to coverage of Clyde B. Johnson's withdrawal from the Democratic senatorial race and that Chilton leads the field, omitting Taetta Jewel Brown. The article was sent to the paper by a representative of Chilton.
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Soldier Bonus Bill Passed by Senate
Washington April 24 advocates of the soldiers bonus push claim the measure will reach President Coolidge after conference adjustments with the House. The Senate approved the bill 67 to 17 and it provides cash payments up to 50 dollars for some veterans and 20 year endowment policies for others with optional cash payment. Debate centered on cash option versus insurance and conference changes remain before final enactment.
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Watson Died in Montana After Illness and Flight Home
Luther W. Watson brother of W. H. Watson and former resident of Grafton died Monday evening in Missoula Montana after a long illness. He had lived west for several years, was in poor health, and Mason Knight Templar W. H. Watson and Ellsworth Winda of Grafton were with him. The body will return to Grafton for burial arriving tonight or tomorrow and be taken to the Knottsville road home until Saturday. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 PM Saturday from W. H. Watson’s home.
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