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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

3

Fenton Named for G O P Post by Editorial Group

Indianapolis August 6 Harry C Fenton a former AP stat editor and adviser to ex governor Warren McCray will be named secretary of the Republican state committee at the two day outing of the Republican Editorial association in Michigan City today.

Indianapolis Harry C. Fenton Washington and Indianapolis Statian Associated Press Warren T. McCray Republican State Committee Republican Editorial Association Michigan City

Popular Theatre Prepares Season in Linton

The Grand opera house in Linton has undergone a major modernization financed by the Scherer brothers. Improvements include a new marquee costing about 2000 dollars, a redesigned lobby, rebuilt box office, new frames for lithographs, crystal chandeliers, and enhanced interior lighting and decor. The season begins August 1 with top pictures and high class road shows, including radio broadcasts and a return of the Ten Commandments at popular prices.

Scherer Brothers Linton Linten

Not Nature's Plan Ears Hear Front Says Behind Back

A reflection on human ears and hearing, noting they are positioned to catch what is said to one's face rather than behind one’s back. The observation suggests hearing limits and social irony.

Labor Federation opposes immigration law relaxation

Washington Aug 6 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor declared opposition to any relaxation of immigration restrictions. Advocates of amendments to increase aliens, including noncitizens such as Japanese, were called un-American. Resolutions denounced efforts to reverse the 2 percent provision and to place Japanese under the quota law amid what was called insidious propaganda.

Washington Executive Council American Federation of Labor

Indianapolis Market Report Aug 6 Hogs Cattle Sheep Calves

United Press Dispatch from Indianapolis reports hog receipts at 6000 with prices 10 to 25 cents lower. Best heavies 13.30 to 13.70, medium to mixed 13.70 to 14.00. Cattle receipts 600, slow market with steers 9.00 to 13.00, cows and heifers 8.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 600, market steady, top 8.00, lambs top 14. Calves receipts 700, market up about 50 cents, top 13.60, bulk 12.00 to 13.00.

Indianapolis

Linton Mayors Report Improvement Under Bone Dry Law

Indianapolis Aug 6 Effectiveness of the Wright bone dry law is praised in letters to E S Shumaker of the Anti Saloon League from mayors judges and prosecutors across Indiana. Officials including Handley Richmond Walker Lebanon Inman Bedford Johnston Keene Frankfort Agar Valparaiso and Brown Hammond say the new law is more effective than the old statute while Wagener Jasper and Miller Boonville report no difference.

Indianapolis Indiana E. S. Shumaker Anti-Saloon League Shumaker L. A. Handley Richmond Clyde B. Walker Lebanon Josephus Inman Linton C. R. Johnston Bedford Robert L. Keene Frankfort Edgerton W. Agar Valparaiso Daniel Brown Hammond George Wagener Jasper T. C. Miller Boonville

Evansville Woman Shot in Domestic Tragedy

Evansville authorities seek Frank Williams, a local grocer, after his wife Lulu Williams dies at a hospital from a revolver wound. Lulu was shot on returning from a prayer meeting and refused to name her assailant before dying.

United Press Dispatch Evansville Ind Frank Williams Lulu

Fragmented Price Signals From OCR Note

A scrap OCR fragment shows scattered currency symbols and numbers such as 25c 25¢ 43¢ 6c and 5¢ with dashes and letters. The text lacks coherent context or a clear event, leaving only isolated monetary tokens and annotations.

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