Armistice near for Shanghai crisis and Fall faces release
A historical note discusses an armistice between Japan and China over Shanghai, noting troop retirements and shifted focus to Manchuria, while Albert Fall, former New Mexico senator and interior secretary, is to be released next Sunday after a $100,000 fine and a bribery conviction. The piece also covers registration opportunities for voters and criticizes Means’ Lindbergh case ties and long criminal record.
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Shanghai
Japan
China
Manchuria
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Fall
Gaston B. Means
Washington
Federal Department of Justice
Mr. Means
Daily Press
New York
Atlanta
North Carolina
The New Jersey man on schooling and risk to children
The piece notes Mr. Smart’s opposition to sending children to school due to dangers on the way and from diseases. It argues that every path carries peril from birth to death and that people must accept partial security while striving to improve and advance in life.
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New Jersey
Smart
Hoover
Public utilities rates under fire in state editorial plea
A state editorial urges government action to cut gas telephone electricity and water rates charged by public service companies. It argues postwar costs and wages fell while rates stayed high, calling for investigations and immediate reductions to ease a hard pressed public. The piece also mentions rental classifieds and publishing rules.
Grafton Store Plans Gigantic Closing Out Sale
A well known Grafton store announces a gigantic closing out sale with details promised in tomorrow's Sentin el. Plan a quick check for dates, terms, and availability as the event unfolds.
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Sentinel
Wrapping Children in Cotton Wool Not Feasible
The Clarksburg Exponent notes that protecting children from all accidents is a noble wish but impossible to fully satisfy. It argues that the pursuit of absolute safety cannot be guaranteed, underscoring the limits of precaution in daily life.
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Associated Press
Sentinel
Clarksburg
Grayson Taylor Republican Candidate for County Commissioner
A letter endorses Grayson Taylor of Taylor County as honest industrious and upright. It notes his birth and residence in Taylor County and his farm improvements. It urges voters to elect E Grayson Taylor for Republican County Commissioner on May 10, 1932, signed by TAXPAYER.
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Grayson Taylor
Taylor County
Alwa
E. Grayson Taylor
Republican Candidate For State Senate
To the voters in the Eleventh Senatorial District Trevey Nutter, a West Virginia born lawyer with over twenty years in practice, real estate, and business, seeks the State Senate seat. He pledges economy in government, protection of natural resources, law enforcement, and safeguarding human and property rights if nominated and elected.
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Senatorial District
West Virginia
Eleventh Senatorial District
Senane
Senate
Political Announcements for Taylor County Clerk Nomination
Voters are informed that FRANK M. HOLLIS seeks the Democratic nomination for Taylor County Clerk of the Circuit Court in the May 10 1932 primary, pledging efficient administration if elected. CHAS H PAYNE also announces for Republican nomination for Taylor County Clerk with a request for votes in the May 1 primary.
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Taylor County
Circuit Court
Chas.h, Payne
Frank
Taylor County Primary Election Campaign Notices
Public notices announce candidates for county clerk and House of Delegates in Taylor County. FRANK C HENDERSON seeks Democratic support, while JACOB N YATES and JOHN D GERARD seek Republican nominations. E BAILEY WYCKOFF also offers candidacy for the House of Delegates.
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House OF Delegates
E. Bailey Wyckoff
Tay
Taylor County Gubernatorial and Sheriff Campaign Notices
A long list of candidate announcements for Taylor County offices including Sheriff, Assessor, Prosecuting Attorney, Justice of the Peace, and County Commissioner. Republicans and Democrats nominate May 10 with pledges of economical administration, experience, and faithful service to voters. Individuals named include Ralph W. Bartlett, C. E. Cain, Charles H. Warder, Ed N. Lock, Thomas W. Burchard, Howard B. Newson, Clarence F. Moore, B. C. Mullens, Frank B. Urther, Lee E. Bennett, Ona Binsed, J. Guy Allende, John L. Wittman, Onac, A. C., Byron G. Dilwood, Percy E. Lucas, Harvey, and various others seeking primary support.
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Taylor County
N. Lock
Howard B. Newson
Lee E. Bennett
Ers
Tam
Justice of the Peace
Percy E. Lucas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Grafton
W. VA
Howard H. Holt
Latrobe Street
Grafton Printing Co
Postoffice
Mail
Armstrong’s
Alexander Smith
Talen
B. F. Poe
West Main ST
Klein & CO
W. Wilford Street
Walnut Street
Pearl Street
Maple Avenue
R." C. McDade
Studebaker
Sentinel Office
Tfee
Fairmont, W. Va
G. C. Heberling Company
Dept
Bloomington
Trevey Nutter
Glenn
Barr
Townsend Tax Reform
Republican
Frank M. Hollis
G. Commodore Henderson
Jacob N. Yates
John D. Gerard
Xomac
Harvey B. Scranage
Booths Creek
Albert J. Kern
Mic
Ylor County
Tcket
Ralph W. Bartlett
C.E. Cain, Simpson
Arlie E, Leonard
Charles H. Warder
Thomas W. Brchard
Eney
Clarence F. Moore
B. C. Mullens
Acre
Frank B. Urther
Ona Binsed
Flemington
James C. Hole
Office For Prosecuting Attorney
J. Guy Allende
Peace of Grafton
John L. Wittman
Ff Peace
Squire Lake
James L, Llg
A.C
Byron G. Dilwoid
Couuty
Grayson
Harvey
Coufity
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