Linton Football Team Limited to One Score this Season
Four local men earn all state honors with Bennett named first team and Gastineau and Shouse selected for second team. The season saw the Linton squad score only once across all games as reported by Close Score.
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Linton
Leonard P. Kincade
Terre Haute Tribune
Chuck” Bennett
Shouse and
Gastineau
Williams
Bennett
Zudor
Jasonville
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis and
Terre Star
Coal commissions pitch three paths for law changes
Washington dispatch outlines U S coal commission recommendations on national state and municipal action. Proposals include permanent coal commission, ongoing rate publicity, interstate commerce division, compulsory union accounting, licensing, tax on royalties and differential profits, and state municipal steps to regulate fuel yards and dealer organizations.
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Washington
Congress
United States Coal Commission
Permanent Coal Commission
United States
The
Coal Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Linton High School Wins Strong 1923 Football Season
The 1923 Linton football season closed with a solid record and strong future prospects. Coach Landis praised fan support and clean play, noting five shutouts and a tough eight game schedule. Indiana press coverage highlighted four Linton players on Kincade’s Wabash Valley teams and a banquet and theatre tribute to the squad.
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Linton High School
Landis
Linton
Lnton
Sands
Bartlow
Tatlock
James Goodman
I. U
Trip Abreu
Grand Theatre
Jasonville
Robinson
Religious Argument Ends With Gunshot Wounds
Sigmond Hemming 41 of South Bend was wounded in a hospital after a religious argument. He said architect Anthony Sandegren shot him during a visit to Sandegren's department. Sandegren claims no memory of the incident.
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International News Service
Chicago
Sigmond Hemming
South Bend
Hemming
Anthony Sandegren
Sandegren
Bandits Hold Up First State Bank Branch
Five bandits robbed a Detroit branch of the First State Bank, holding employees and customers. They escaped with about $12,000 in cash. Det. police investigate the brazen daytime robbery, seeking surveillance clues and suspects.
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International News Service
Detroit
Mich
First State Bank
Congress Opens 115th Session With Ballot Logjam
Washington December 3 The 68th Congress convened with 417 of 435 members present and no speaker elected on the first ballot. Republicans split voting for Cooper of Wisconsin and Madden of Illinois, blocking Speaker Gillett from a majority. Democrats backed Garrett of Tennessee.
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Washington
House
Cooper
Wisconsin
Madden
Ilinois
Gillett
Garrett
Tennessee
Toll of Gleno flood in Italy tops seven hundred
Milan reports the Gleno lake flood after a dike break inundated valleys up to Lake Iseo. The toll may reach 700 or more, with Dazzo and eight villages wiped out and thousands left homeless. Red Cross and government relief efforts underway as army units aid kitchens and reconstruction.
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Italy
Linternational
Servich
Milan
Gleno ‘Lake
Lake Iseo
Gleno Lake
Dezzo
Berims
Red Cross
Dazzo
Thirteen Prisoners Escape Penitentiary
Lansing Kansas December 3 an old timer serving a second term at the Kansas state penitentiary led thirteen convicts in a tunnel escape to safety Prison officials said Frank Castro 60 a negro recalled an abandoned tunnel sealed about thirty years ago aiding the escape
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International News Service
Lansing
Kas
Kansas State Penitentiary
Frank Castro
Violent Red Riots Reported in Germany Today
Violent red riots with deaths and numerous injuries were reported across the Ruhr and Saxony. Fighting occurred in Leipzig Muelseim and Bochum as clashes spread through the region.
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Germany
Uinternational News Service
Berlin
Ruhr
Saxony
Leipsic
Muelseeim
Bocham
Taxes Decline 18 Percent in 1922 in U S
Washington reports internal revenue for year ending June 30 fell to 2,621,745,227 from 3,197,451,000 due to lower tax rates. Income and profits produced 1,691,089,000, down 895,000,000. other internal taxes brought in 980,655,698. New York led with 456,052,558, followed by Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
David IH. Blair
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ohio
California
Indiana
Brunswick bridge bonds sold to Brazil Trust Co for 1685 premium
Brazil Indiana December 8 1911 The $80 000 issue of bridge bonds for the construction of the Brunswick bridge across Eel river in the south part of the county were bid in Saturday by the Brazil Trust company for a premium of $1 685 County Treasurer West Stigler received four bids for the bonds.
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Brunswick Bridge
Brazil Trust CO
Brazil
Ind
Brunswick
Eel River
Biu
Brazil Trust Company
West Stigler
Miss Margaret Campbell Celebrates 96th Birthday
Miss Margaret Campbell of Taylorsville Illinois marked her 96th birthday this past Saturday, saying she has never been bothered with a man and remains well and happy at this age.
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Taylorsville
Ill
Margaret Campbell
Alleged Slayer of Mrs Welchel Is Under Arrest
Indianapolis police arrested John Thomas Shaw a colored man for the murder of Mrs Helen Hagar Welchel whose battered body was found on the Big Four railroad tracks west of the city. Shaw traced through pawning a watch and a ring given to a colored girl. He was seized near the Golden West cafe after police spotted his 1918 Ford touring car with bloodstains on the back seat. Four special detective squads had pushed the case until the arrest, with Shaw denying the charge.
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Indianapolis
John Thomas Shaw
Helen Hagar Welchel
Applegate Street
Shaw
Welchel
Sle
Golden West
Indiana Avenue
Mullin
Fragmentary note on Bond I of F Friends event
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a bond related item with names and a possible assembly or meeting reference. The readable bits indicate a government or organizational context with dated language and unnamed participants. No clear entities or actionable facts emerge from the preserved text.
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