Business honesty in American culture and law
A Graeton W Va editorial comments on President Harding's call for conscience in business. The piece argues that no enterprise can succeed without honesty and honor, noting the link between reward and merit and stressing moral conduct as essential to American business life.
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Harding
Personalities fill Grafton as visitors stream in
Daily Sentinel notes a long list of visitors and locals in Grafton on Monday. Judges, lawyers, professors, merchants, and shoppers are seen around town with many from Morgantown Parkersburg Fairmont Clarksburg and Pittsburgh. Activities include shopping trips, business calls, family visits, and a fishing party planned to Tucker county.
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C. H. Towles
Clarksburg
Ross Doyle
Gehner
W. Va
R. 8. Gibson
Webster
Grafton
Paul Curry
Morgantown
J.B. Wilcoxen
St. Mary's
Luigi Viali
Pette Arcotone
Leonard Rugghese
Pittsburgh
D. D. McDonald
John
McDonald
Boothes Creek
L. ©. Sharps
Newburg
Hall
Irontown
Ruth Haddix
Kerr Dry Goods
Independence
Lora
Rose Ford
Knottsville
Joe V. Shelley
B. W. Auvil
Oakland
Tucker County
H. G. Payne
Norfolk
Orr
Jack Davis
James
Baltimore
R. W. Thompson
Columbus, Jr
A.C. Kiger
Wheeling
Paul Hartmann
Fairmont
Beatrice
Waynesbuug
F. T. de Berriz
Washington, D. C
Theodore Gerkin
Vida
Inez Miller
Wickwire
Parkersburg
Mountain State Business College
Roy Newton
Fairmont State Normal School
Cliff Wells
W Maintreet
Rel ‘Atives
George Gerkin
Ohto
Ducklew
Evansville
Ee Ee. Myers
West Virjas University
WT. Rymer
Daily Sentinel
B. Nolan
Cincinnati
M. Poling
Ethel P. Gorrell
Mable McCowan
W. Thompson
L. L. Wraton
W. H. Brand
Charleston
Claude Hinkle
Allen Wingrove
D. E. Hertz
C. Welch
Middleport
C. W. Hamilton
D. C. Peck
Jonathan Bunner
Yates
R. Burgoyne
Charles Brown
Verna Bister
Hinton
M. Roveman
J. R. Mallory
M. E. Peader
New York City
Lee Bennett, Sr
Ragzle
Elkins
Mei Maurey
C. A. Hunter
Thornton
Jl, Laynes
Buffalo
A. G. Wright
Patrmont
Av. Diamond
Volea
Ww! Va
Leon Prahar
Prank Howe l
This City
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Terent
Medric
Sages Eater A
Fratton
Grafton Injunction Ruling On Street Repairs And Dog Run Road
Court dissolves injunction partially in Welch et al case, allowing certain city street repaving projects including Main street, Walnut and Beech streets, and Barrett Street Bridge area, while sustaining restraints on county roads. The order details road classifications and construction specs, with further affidavits and motions listed. Local officials weigh outcome as county court and advisory board respond to injunction decision.
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Thomas F. Welch
Main Street
Leonard Street
Walnut Street
Beech Streets
Handley's Crossing
Barrett Street
L. W. Arblye
QuAy Painter
C. A. Hargett
W. M. Feltner
City of
Grafton
Monongahela Construction Company
D. M. Flynn
Wickwire
W. Downs
Walter Cox Injured By Fall At Work In Local Shops
Walter Cox a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mechanic was seriously injured here last evening when he fell backward off an engine striking the back of his head. He was rushed to City Hospital where surgical care was given and is resting easily today.
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Daily Sentinel
Walter Cox
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
City
Flemington
Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad
J. M. Riffee
Union Drug Company
Pearl Evans
Eansville
Jon Porcos
T. A. Reynolds
Simpson
Raymond Sapp
Rupture Expert Demonstration Draws Crowds at Fairmont
An advertisement style notice touts a Spermatle Shield rupture device claiming instant results without surgery. It promises demonstrations in Chicago and cites U.S. government documents for inspection while warning against other providers in the area.
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Fairmont Hotel
Fairmont
England
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. C
DP. S
Hon
Dearborn St
Chicago
Let Voters Call Mass Convention For State Senate Candidates
Readers urge Republican County Committee to convene a mass convention at the court house next Saturday to discuss and name candidates for state senator and the House of Delegates. They criticize a retiring senator’s possible renomination and press for a timely party conference to select strong Taylor county candidates.
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Haseen
Republican County Committee
Court House
House of Delegates
Monoajsalia
Marion County
Taylor County
Tony
Tave
Compromise or Surrender in Ireland Warrants Caution
The Collins and De Valera parties in Ireland have agreed on a truce but the outcome hinges on the army. The ministers of defense may be chosen by the military, risking a transfer of power from civil to military control. A Praetorian guard could govern, with liberty depending on the army's mood and whether the irregular detachments in Ulster align with or oppose the treaty. An election on June 16 looms amid this uncertain shift.
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Ing
Collins
Griffith
de Valera
Tollins the Dait
Treland
Ireland
Ulster
Rory O'Gonnor
Great Britain
America
Arthur Griffith
Dail
County moonshiner Uhl jailed after Webster raid
Wallace Uhl, a notorious moonshiner active in Taylor County, was arrested Saturday night near Webster during a raid by state prohibition officers and local police. He and two others were brought before Squire Charles Lilly, fined $500 each, and sentenced to six months in jail. The operation reportedly involved four to five workers, with efforts continuing to shut down the still and curb moonshining in the county.
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Wallace Uhl
Fegro
Taylor County
Joeal
Webster
Rosemont
Plemington
W. Brown
A. W. Mays
Travis
Sto
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Websit
Uhl
Brooks Hinty
Ett
Charles R. Lilly
Squire Lilly
Mayj
Grafton
Vanderlip says Soviets are sincere in madness at Genoa
Frank A. Vanderlip argues the Soviet representatives are mad yet sincere, believing in their own approach during Genoa negotiations. He notes Western capitals misread Bolshevik strategy and that the Russians, though puzzling, act with consistency in pursuing their aims.
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Genoa
Frank A. Vanderlip
My. Vanderlip
Sterling Coal second test well drilled on Mason farm
Sterling Coal Co assistant manager Frank Kirke spent the week on business at the Mason farm as the second test well is drilled. locals report very poor road conditions and hope for improvements soon. several residents, including Mrs C W Rauschenbach, Mrs A M Stansberry, and Bryan Mason, made trips to nearby towns for business and social visits.
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Sterling Coal Co
Mason Farm
Frank Kirke
C. W. Rauschenbach
A. M. Stansberry
Berryburg
A.B. Gall
Pleasant Creek
Thursd
Bryan Mason
Riley Construction Coal Fairmont
Bunner
MT Mason
J B Blaney
Grafton
Stephen Mason
Joh Carty
D. Morgan
Scott Lodwie
Graftons
Camden
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