Autoists Warned to Obey All Laws in Linton
State Police chief and assistant tour Linton to enforce motor laws. Owners must display metal license plates front and rear, keep mud off, and ensure legible numbers. Receipts from a notary confirm license applications. arrests begin next Monday for noncompliance.
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State Auto Police
Linton
Fred Martin
J. E. Taylor
State Automobile Police Force
Martin
Greene
Sullivan
Taviess
Knox
Secretary of State
The Foreman Blackmails the Suit Emporium Boss
In a 1921 Western Newspaper Union tale, foreman Riffkin confronts Ep over a promised $900 settlement after Maria Sparza’s scalp injury. A staged arson fire clears Ep’s new gowns, leaving intact the old insured stock, and Riffkin pockets a payoff while Ep’s plans backfire.
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Riffkin
Suit Emporium
Emporium
Maria Sparza
Miffkin
Mebbe
Maria
Louis
Mr. Ep
Bicknell Mine Closes for Temporary Shutdown
Knox coal mine in Bicknell Indiana has again suspended operations for a period marking the third stop this summer. Officials expect the mine to resume for the winter run.
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Bicknell
Ind
Knox
Notebook habit helps locate misplaced items later
A simple tip suggests using a small notebook to record where you store objects. By noting the storage location each time you put something away, you create an easy reference to prevent future misplacement. This practical habit aims to save time rummaging and reduce frustration.
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Linton Girls
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Wakefield & Fox
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E. V. Bull
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Will C. Welch
Hamilton
Linton Automobile
the Foreman
Harold Sinclaire
Western Newspaper Union
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New Union Lumber Co
Rhodenbeck Bros
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Vincennes
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