France's Caillaux outlines three step financial plan
An Associated Press dispatch notes Caillaux proposing a permanent balanced budget as the first step to stabilize France's finances. He hints at higher taxes and reduced armament spending as likely elements, with aim to restore credit with Anglo-Saxon allies and the British pound at par. The plan seeks to reassure creditors and revive confidence in France's economic footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Nance
Caillaux
England
America
Great Britain
Bali
Memorial Service Honors Deceased B O Veterans and Auxiliary
The B and O Veterans and Latics of The Auxiliary held their annual memorial at Moose Home, with Speaker O E Wyckoff and Rev P Theodore Grickenberger among participants. The roll of deceased members was read, led by Thomas M Beall, with musical selections by the Hayes orchestra and a benediction by Rev Snodgrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Veterans and Latics
Auxiliary Hold
Moose Home
Grafton Division
Baltimore and Ohio
Veterans’ Division
Veterans, Association
Ladies Auxiliary
Mary
Rena Primm
Rey Snodgrass
Association
James Flanagan
John H. Bennett
Robert Anderson
James W.grinnan
John M. Cavell
Patric J. Pahey
Patrick J.dge
Samuel
Chamber of Commerce opposes suit against local traction firm
The Grafton Chamber of Commerce denounces the county court suit against the Tygarts Valley Traction Company to compel payment for tracks. It argues the company is a public investment owned by local taxpayers and a court ruling in favor of the plaintiff would impose and disrupt local business. The stance was voiced at the monthly meeting last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Chamber of Commercias
Tygarts Valley Traction Company
Champer of Commerce Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Tax Reform Urgently Demanded By Nation
The piece urges strong leadership on tax reform and rejects silent policy by officials. It cites Senator Edge and Secretary Mellon, discusses proposals from Congress and the administration, and argues for informed, meaningful reductions in high income taxes and reform of war and inheritance taxes to boost revenue and employment.
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Treasury Department
Congress
Edge At
New Jersey
Mellon
Nut
Jackson
Miss
Tac
Glass
Parl Young Injured by Gun Accident At City Hospital
A nurse at City Hospital reports Parl Young is likely to recover after a gun he possessed discharged, injuring him days ago. The incident occurred when the firearm accidentally went off.
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Parl Young
Yan
Blom J
Wreck Victims Show Signs of Recovery on Webster Road
City Hospital reports Charles Gowdy eighty five admitted Sunday afternoon after an automobile wreck on Webster road is much improved. He rested well through the night and day and is expected to stay about a week due to weakened condition. Dr and Mrs Potts also improved and not considered as seriously affected.
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Charles Gowdy
Webster Road
Gowdy
H. L. Potts
Maple Avenue
Salvation Army Helps Deserted Family in Grafton Campaign
The Salvation Army reports aiding a deserted wife and children in Grafton. Officers provided food, clothing, and support while seeking permanent relief. The campaign seeks $2700 to fund religious and relief work for the city's needy and asks for local donations.
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Salvation Army
Yaya Os
Unds
Soma Times
Childern
Grafton
Salvation Army drives Graf ton support with 2200 aided
Bartlett chairs a broad fundraising drive in Grafton to fund a year of Salvation Army aid. C W Steel of First National Bank serves as treasurer and contributions can be left at the bank or mailed to Captain C Miller in Bos 29. Citizens are urged to help.
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Salvation Army
Grafton
Bartlett
C. W. Steel
First National Bank
Capt. C. Miller
Bos
Cooper's Kleenatab and local visits clutter Grafton page
Local notices list visits from Cameron and Baltimore to Morgantown and Grafton, with funeral travels from Oakland to Cameron, plus general city business. Mentions include Walter Ball returning home, Mrs. James Shutter and children visiting Morgantown, and Theodore L. Currey in Simpson as a business visitor. Also repeats Cooper's Kleenatab advertising and Baggage Coach records at Frederick's with minor clerical chatter.
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Cooper
Enam Ware
Jorgen
Charles Johnson
Cameron
Oakland
Walter Ball
New Martinsville
Aft
Morgan
K. V. Williamson
Huntington
Howard M. Gore
Paul Williamson
Fairmont
HE. Williamson
Frederick's
James ¥. Shutter
Jeanne
James
H. Giley
Morgantown
Madge Newton
Brydon
Prederick
W. A. Shaffer
Rowlesburg
Grafton
J. W. Brown
Smart
Martha Jane
Clyde Lake
Bog. Watt
Clarksburg
EN. Rector
Prantytown
Janes Whites
Arver
Pruntyiows
Gratton
Cooper's Kleenatab
Theodore L. Currey
Simpson
The Bravest Battle Reimagined in Quiet Heroism
A poem honors mothers as the bravest battle, fought not with guns but in a woman's heart from babyhood to the grave. The feature blends reverent verse with local notes on residents and events from Grafton, including hospital recoveries, social club gatherings, and weddings reflecting 1925 community life.
Nomie Fuvea to Perform with Walter Martin Shows
Mlle Nomie Fuvea, a fearless animal trainer, appears with the Walter Martin Shows in Graf ton on Saturday, May win.
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Mlle
Nomie Fuvea
Walter
Matn
Banquet Plans for Charleston Chamber Members Tour West Virginia
Arrangements were made today for a banquet to direct members of the Charleston Chamber of Commerce as they tour West Virginia fields. The group will dine at the Bik a club and will be greeted by the Charleston phony orchestra at the city hall audit. The delegation will arrive in Kenova and proceed to Parkersburg and Clarksburg tonight.ৰ্ব
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Gratton Quota Club
Anna Hellin
James B. Moran
Florence Wilkinson
Anna Shuttlesworth
T.am. Grifith
Kate Thayer
Lawson Starcher
G. Wesley Evans
Miss Wells
Joseph Robinson Guy Ringler
Hazel Shuttlesworth
Pittshaven
Anna C. Noble
Clarksburg
T Vrameh
West Virginia Business College
The
Business College
T. B. Cain
Carmichael
Hattie Stiley
Mattie Jaco
R. C. McDade
J. R. Riges
W. R. Lear
C. E. Hardman
Pairmont
Blanche Guard
C. C. Spencer
Huntington
W. Va
Chat Chamber
Cammerce
West Virginia
Charleston
Kenova
Parkersboro
Lffe
In Passing on Saintly Fortune and Obedience
Poem by W. W. McDaniel urges true virtue over wealth, obedience at home, and loyalty to parents. It warns against hollow claims of sainthood and explains that genuine behavior matters more than fortune or self praise. It ends with hopeful lines about weather clearing.
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Momlga
Associated Press
Associated Préas
Postoffica
Latrobe Street
C. E. Wyckoff
Main Street Orchestra
John Nestor
James Midhagan
William Willhide
John Cassell
Meredith Newton
Clarence Borst
Thomas Tighe
Iia
Keene
COMNY
Edna Lee Baskett
Sentinel Office
Elizabeth Smith
Montaville
Moc. TaLott
OR. BD. Dunn Company
W. T. Burton
Walnut Street
Magentown
George D. Hardin
Morrow
Boothsville
Fred Jackson
West Street
City Hospital
George W. Kins
J. R. Morgan
W. Main Street
Ethel Willams
Loveland Addition
C. A. Hargett
Thornton
Claude Wyckoff
Pruntytown
Seva Doll
Charles Kimmel
West Washington Street
Prances Clark
Pred Jackson
Miller
Almond Jones Hat Company
Baltimore
Wes
Eureka
Wargrim
Jimmy
Gale
Ori
Miss Love
Ruth Love
Knotts Avenue
Rose Hayden
Beech Street
Madeline Smallwood
W.W. Smallwood
Akron
Ohio
Walter W. Patton
W. W. Patton
West
Washington Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Archibald Moore
Akron High School
Love Drug Store
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Patton
Clarence Paugh
Paugh
Merly Migster
Frances
Hig
Rail
Oud
Ents
W. W. McDaniel
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