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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1921

Page

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Sullivan Noses Out Local Track Men In Dual Meet

Sullivan high school nosed Linton 57 to 51 in a Saturday dual meet at the new athletic field. Sprint stars Tucker and Wadsworth of Linton led their team, while Sullivan’s J Charles, H Stanbaugh, and E Charles claimed top events. The result sets up Linton for Paris Illinois next Saturday and Martinsville district and Bloomington regional meets as the local squad trains weekly toward the state meet at Franklin.

Sullivan High School Linton Tucker Wadsworth Bloomington Paris Ill Indiana Illinois Franklin J. Charles Sullivan Welch Bennett Moody Lovelace Burris H. Stanbaugh G. Stanbaugh Asrey Herbert Reintjes Bedwell Talbott Shepherd E. Charles Carty G Tucker Johnson Charles Martinsville Bedford Washington, Sullivan and Inl Charleston Danville Hutsonville Robinson Chrisman Marshall Westville Laurenceville Casey Mt. Carmel Bridgeport Oak

Sinn Feiners and Police in Battle Near Galway

Fighting lasting twelve hours near Maam Cross County Galway left Constable Boylan dead and a sergeant wounded. Police reinforcements with machine guns bayed the rebels from high ground, the attackers fleeing into the hills. Police seized arms and ammunition and a priest's stock and vestments used as a disguise. several ambuscade bases were burned.

Dublin Maam ‘Cross Galway Patrick O’mally Boylan Dublin Castle Cunningham Lennane Cork Limerick Wellington Road Ardee Cambough Armagh Queenstown

Local Teams Battle Across Indiana Counties

Readable scraps show an Indiana score tally with Sullivan scoring 57 against Linton's 0. Mentions land, Champaign and Longview plus towns Brazil, Terre Haute, Sullivan, and Linton among the competing sides.

Former Elnora People Hard Hit by Arkansas Cyclone

April 25 in Elnora Mrs Amos Ragle reports a Hope Arkansas letter about James Chambers and family formerly in northern county weathering a severe cyclone that struck Arkansas early this week. Their home was blown down and furniture ruined. they are staying with Mr and Mrs Amos Stoy in Hope and undecided about their next steps. Nearest neighbors were killed and a large barn on the Stoy farm was blown down.

Elnora Amos Ragle Hope Ark James Chambers Arkansas Amos Stoy Stoy

Big Cities Change Time Stand Pat

Daylight saving will be effective this summer in most large cities and industrial centers in the northern Eastern time zone and in many northern Central zone areas, but reports show it will not be adopted in the Southern or Western states.

New York

Lintons Liquor Cases in Federal Court This Week

In Indianapolis April 25 federal sessions resume with Judge Geiger presiding for Judge Anderson. Automobile theft conspiracy defendants Parker Price Slipper Newgent Bernauer Jones Lewis Parker face interstate conspiracy charges. Linton liquor conspiracy defendants Shouse Gilbreath Walton Fromme Hudson Callahan Woodward charged with violating prohibition laws. Civil dockets dominate second week. Thursday arraignment day for coal operators and others indicted under Sherman act.

Indianapolis Ferdinand A. Geiger Milwaukee United States District Court Geiger A. B. Anderson Lennard Parker Norman Price Gene Price Ansel Slipper Laird Newgent Charles A. Newgent Bob Newgent Carl Bernauer Charles J. Jones Edward J Chip) Lewis Claimorne Parker Linton Thomas Shouse Henry Gilbreath James C. Walton Homer Walton John Fromme Kenneth Hudson Ralph Callahan Oso Woodward Shouse

Snow Likely in Denver as Warm Spell Ends

After a spell of warm weather the forecast calls for much cooler conditions around Wednesday. Cold air is spreading from the West and may reach Denver soon, with no severe temperatures expected if current signals hold. Snow was observed at 7 AM in Denver, while Sunday’s high reached 80 degrees at 3 PM and 2 AM temperatures stood at 67.

Denver Colo

Weather Report Forecast Showers and Thunderstorms

A weather report notes showers and thunderstorms late tonight or Tuesday with cooler conditions Tuesday afternoon. The outlook calls for lingering precipitation tonight and a drop in temperature by Tuesday afternoon.

The Difference of 150 Years in News Spread

A essay contrasts Paul Revere era with modern newspapers noting the shift from courier to press extras. It argues newspapers and advertising keep the public informed about home and world events and everyday life. Reading ads is presented as profitable.

Paul Revere Boston Middlesex

Apathy Rules Coal Markets Across Midwest States

Western coal districts show persistent low demand and buyer reluctance. In Indiana only about one third of mines ran last week as high grades stay scarce and contract expirations dampen sales. Hoosier sizes fetch 3 dollars to 3.50, mine run 2.25 to 3, while screenings match these prices amid stagnant shipments and minimal contract activity.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Indiana Hoosier

Germany’s Latest Reparations Offer Reaches Capital

Berlin reports Germany proposes 200 million gold marks in reparations payment, spread over 30 to 42 years or less as economy recovers. Washington awaits President Harding and Secretary Hughes review of Berlin’s counter proposals, with decision to transmit to allies after possible conferences.

Germany Berlin Washington Harding Hughes Loring Diesel Ghes

Renewed Efforts to End British Coal Strike

London April 25 Renewed efforts to find a basis for settlement in the coal strike were made as owners and miners federation executives met with government representatives. The owners submitted a detailed proposal and discussed a possible temporary settlement for three months, followed by a permanent one with a standard wage and standard profit.

London Miners’ Federation

Revision of Taxation Shifts Banking Views Across Nation

New York April 25 Bankers Magazine survey of banks nationwide shows a broad push to repeal the excess profits tax while favoring some form of sales tax. Banks also call for greatly simplified income tax and oppose exemptions for certain security classes.

New York Banker’s Magazine United States

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