Visitors From Many Places Hit Grafton Daily
Frederick Warder and relatives from Baltimore arrived on No 2 to stay eight months with his parents on Maple Avenue. Numerous locals and travelers including Sydney Johnson Coffman and Shields Rosemont in Grafton, Stephen Utterback Simpson, Andy McDaniel Knottsville, Leona Sidwell Tunnelton, Mrs Ed Schrader Independence, and many more were seen in the city for business and social visits, with several heading to Parsons Parkersburg Clarksburg and other nearby towns for races, trade, or family engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Warder
Clifford McAulture
Joe
Eleanor Moran
Baltimore
Hugh Warder
Maple Avenue
Rin G, Shields
Rosemont
Grafton
Stephen Utterback
Simpson
Andy McDaniel
Knottsville
Thomas Bailey
Ed Schrader
Independence
Albert
S. Lynn
Glady Creek
T. M. Gatrell
Bothsville
Hattie, Roberts
B. Kinsey
Lost Run
Ross Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
James M. Scott
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
L. Newburg
Cincinnati
W. M. Moran
Flemington
Leonard Gank
Berrybure Junction
James Edwards
Meg
Harry Cochran
Mamie Walters Pracht
Dawson
James Bailey
Will Grimes
Elizabeth Knotts
Parsons
Alberta Powell
Huckhannon
Ware
James W. Martlett
Clarksburg
F. M. Hollis
West Main Street
Charles R. Lilly
Terra Alta
Katie Ray
H. W. Piggott
Parkersburg
Ferrill Yates
Pruntytown
J. E. Scott
Moundsville
St. Pauls, ME
J. C. Bishop
Buckhannon
Fay
James F. Tierney
Beech Street
Park Ae
Rant Schooley
Cove
Marty Loar
Oakland
Mbert Smythe
Ross B. Johnson
Uniterly Extension Department
Moregantown
Sentinel Office
Paul Brown
Willard Hostel Management
Antoinette Heehmer
Washington
B. Keane
Hedlome
Atlantic City
June Hall
Mason City
O. Merrill
W. E. McCoy
Tunnelton
Charleston
J. Lee Rogers
Fetterman
C. L. Earl
Petterman
Ed Warrell
Fet Yynan
Rath Cathr
Keyser
Pittsburgh
Rowlsburg
Cather
Sentinel
Stalyy Hamrie
W. C. Hanway
City Park
Edith Lewis
John Lewis
Johns Hopkin Hospital School
Miss Lewis
W. W. McDaniel
Cecil
Lonnie Cole
Webster
Jewett
Mardin Motor 1 CO
W. F. Pauley
Ness
George Duckworth
Moatville
D. Grant Smith
HB Flesher
Tift
Maryland
Virginia
Funeral of Arthur Griffith in Dublin
Dublin mourns Arthur Griffith as local residents and visitors gather for the funeral. The report lists attendees and notes various residents and visitors from Grafton, Mason City, Charleston, Keyser, Rowlsburg, and other nearby towns, with multiple mentions of people traveling for personal and business reasons. The item also records hospital training plans for Edith Lewis and various social visits in the area.
Versailles Relief Delays Further Cash Payments in 1922
Paris Sept 1 The reparations committee eased further cash payments for the rest of 1922. It withheld a decision on a new moratorium until Germany’s finances are reformed, including a balanced budget currency reform and loan arrangements. Belgium gains a gold deposit guarantee and treasury bills in six months as a condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Sir John Bradbury
Lloyd George
M. Dubois
France
Poincare
Belgium
Premier Poincare
Gemany
Reparations Commission
Geman
French cabinet postpones German payments decision
Paris accepts the reparations commission moratorium on cash payments from Germany but calls for a conference with all allies to review inter allied debts and reparations. Belgium's priority claims must be met with short term notes, as events unfold with London and Rome reacting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Siyply
Germany
Belgium
Poin Care
Arcula
Londo
Rome
Requisitions for Pennsylvanian Miners Head West
Harrisburg Pa September 1 The governor approved requisitions of 23 Washington county miners tied to the Brooke County West Virginia battle cases. Indictments were fled and notices given. Several of the original 90 sought to go to West Virginia voluntarily. Over twenty others are still involved in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Washington County
Brooke County
W. Va
West Virginia
BLM
Great Southern line blown up near Dublin by insurgents
Dublin Sept 1 A P reports the main line of the Great Southern railway was blown up last night at Hazethateh ten miles from Dublin by bands of insurgents. They destroyed the permanent way by the blast and burned a signal cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Great Southern Railway
Hazethateh
Taylor county teachers push 12 month salary plan
Resolutions adopted at the Taylor county teachers institute call for full year compensation for teachers, a pension for illness or accident, a minimum $2000 salary for the county superintendent, and improved school property and supervision. The five day session closed with talks by Ross B Johnston of the Extension Department and other educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Teachers Institute
G. M. Ford
Ose
Bord
Board of Education
Salares
Leach
Taylor County
Ross B. Johnston
Exvision
West Virginia University
University
Johnson
Hill
Miss Freese
the Institute
Rural school teachers hold week of growth and improvement
Devotional exercises led by Rev Brown and Miss Grace Lear anchored a week of teacher development. Mr Hill emphasized core teaching essentials from personal to administrative qualities, with Ross Johnson outlining State Department goals and rural community growth factors centered on church influence and educational opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
The
Baptist Church
Grace Lear
Hill
Yster
Ross
Johnson
Johnston
State Educational Department
Lewi
Mr. Hill
Aspinal
Senate Faces Coal Problem After House Passes Bill
Washington September 1 The House approval of the administration coal distribution bill leaves Senate action to resolve a mining and transportation emergency. Debate centers on Borah substitutes for a fact finding coal commission as the measure awaits a likely vote today with limited changes approved in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of the Administration
Senate
House
Sanders
Indiana
House Debates Emergency Powers in Coal Bill Fight
In the House the main clash was over a section allowing the president to declare a new emergency after a proclamation ends the current one, without Congress. The measure passed committee 85 to 65, then 148 to 124 on the final roll call. Rayburn led a bid to strike it down, backed by Madden and others, while Goodykoontz Woodyard and Rosenbloom opposed the bill. Senate debate centered on causes and consequences of the coal situation with Frelinghuysen urging passage, Willis disputing miners profits, and Sutherland opposing further government control amid fears of new agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nias Mapos
Congress
House
Winslow
Interstate Commerce Committee
Rayburn
Texas
Madden
Appropriations Committee
Graham
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Goodykoontz
Woodyarrd
Rosenbloom
Woodyard
Senate
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Wills
Ohio
Frelinghuysensbill
Willis
Pomerene
Sutherland
Dial
South Carolina
Plot to Kill or Kidnap Railroad Heads Foiled
Chicago dispatch reports a foiled radical plot aimed at killing three railroad presidents or kidnapping family members. Police and federal agents launched a nationwide drive after 24 hours of rail sabotage including bridge burnings and dynamiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Herald
Bonus Passes Move to Conference in Senate Vote
Washington reports the Senate approved the four billion dollar soldiers bonus bill by 47 to 22 and sent it to conference with the House. Leading figures debated costs and timing as government experts estimate the total bill near 3.846 billion, with funds allocated across certificates, farm aid, vocational training, and direct cash payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Sutherland
Elkins
Harding
Monde
Wyoming
Sante Netion
Lodge
Massachusetts
Pomerone
Reed
Missouri
West Virginia
Trammall
Florida
Heflin
Alabama
Sterling
South Dakota
Owen
Oklahoma
Watson
Georgia
Trillion-Dollar Soldiers Spending Report Revealed
Washington dispatch notes a staggering $1.84 billion allocated to soldiers with details yet to follow in the AP wire. The report highlights the scale of military expenditures and the ongoing budgeting implications for national defense.
Mexican General Moves Troops to Join Revolutionary Forces
El Paso dispatch reports General Rosario Hernandez with forty followers breaking camp at Mileé Mountain near Boquittas Chihuahua to move toward Seria Mojada on the Coahuila border to join General Francisco Morguia's revolutionary army. Reports also say General Petrilanio Hernandez has revolted and joined the movement. San Antonio notes Manuel Lover and Evaristo Perez appointed to oppose General Francisco Morguia aligned with the Obregon government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Rosario
Hernandez
Mileé Mountain
Boquittas
Chihuahua
Av Point
Seria Mojada
Coahila
Revolutionary Army
Francisco Morguia
Morguia
Petrilanio Hernandez
Prayal
Jewell claims shop strike hold strong despite reports
In Chicago on September 1 B M Jew Jel leader of striking shopmen rejected New York executives figures claiming the strike remains strong. He said workers are still coming out and that labor turnover is high with new hires not staying long as roads seek replacements. The strike's endurance is underscored by workers who answer executives with continued participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island
Pacific
Small
Ofllinois
William Z. Goster
Three Unions Educational League
Michigan
Berrein County
Woods
B. M
Jew Jel
Association of Allway
New York
Etree
Coburn's Minstrel Draws Full House at Opera House
A large crowd enjoyed J. A. Coburn's minstrel show at the opera house last evening. The program featured musical numbers, humor, and witty acting, with Dan Holtz and Edward C. Clifford cited for especially pleasing performances. Coburn's minstrels have long been a popular attraction in Grafton, and the audience welcomed their return with evident appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
J. A. Coburn
Minstrels
Dan Holtz
Edward C. Clifford
Coburn
Grafton
Explosion Near Bluefield Tracks Stirs City Police Probing
In Bluefield West Virginia United States marshals railroad police and civil authorities investigate an explosion of four sticks of dynamite near the Norfolk and Western shop yards. No arrests reported. Officials say dynamite was likely discharged to terrorize sleeping workers billeted in the yards. The blast occurred as night crews queued at the mess hall entranced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
United States
Norfolk & Western
Kennedy
Supreme Court Refuses Appeal in Dent Jaco Case
The Supreme Court of Appeals in Charleston refused the appeal in H. W. Dent versus J. O. Jaco. The jury at the last county court term awarded Dent a verdict of about 200 to 300 dollars after a Prumtytown road collision where Jaco’s car allegedly forced Dent’s car off the road. The higher court did not set aside the verdict, leaving the original award intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Appeals
Charleston
H. W. Dent
J. O. Jaco
Prumtytown
Jaco
Dent
Thor County
Supreme Court
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Arthur Griffith
Werthur Griffith
Irish Free State
St. Vincent's Hos
St. Pital
Dublin City Hall
Michael Collas
Penna
Great Southern
A.P
Jewell
Coburn's Minstrel
Dent-Cacd
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