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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1926
Page
3
UNITED PRESS from Paris reports William Hewell Pyne, an American millionaire, struck and fatally wounded his wife and her maid before killing himself at his Paris home. Police announced the incident occurred today as the couple were passing by.
United Press Dispatch reports Circuit Judge Sumner Kenner in Huntington Indiana split household goods of Alvin R Kiracefe and his former wife. Kiracefe received the ice box and the former wife got the largest mirror.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled line about an early bird catching a worm and a cold, followed by stray terms Florida Pines and Coton. The readable portion offers no clear person, place, date, or event to confirm a factual news item.
Indianapolis woke to a thin ice glaze over streets as drizzle froze rapidly. Traffic crawled at five miles an hour while intersections clogged with slow vehicles. Pedestrians moved carefully, phones buzzed, and poles leaned cars in the icy morning.
A movement in the House seeks to compel former Federal Judge George W. English to face trial in the Senate for alleged tyrannical conduct. English was impeached, resigned before trial, and now lawmakers plan to press for a Senate trial to potentially bar him from office again.
Oil magnate E. L. Doheny was operated on last night in Washington for a second time and remains bedridden by order of his physicians. A deep seated carbuncle near the elbow and high fever are reported by his chief counsel Frank J. Hogan as of today.
In New Orleans on December 17, Mrs. Marjorie Ard, 24, shot and killed her husband Harrison Ard after believing he planned to elope with another woman. She then killed herself, leaving a note accusing him of torturing her soul and planning to elope.
Fire at the Samuel C Rickert farm house in Union City killed Lonnie Miler a 60 year old deaf mute who could not interpret cries from the ground. Four other occupants escaped in their night clothes after Mildred Rickert daughter of the owner aroused them.
INDIANAPOLIS DEC 7 Receipts total 8,500 with a largely lower market. Cattle receipts about 1,100 show bulk beef steers from 4.00 to 11.75 with dealers bidding 14.00 to 18.00. Sheep receipts around 1,000 with the market steady and top fat lambs near 18.00.
The quote claims faith and works sustain a parallel to lightning and thunder with faith needing works to be alive. It argues works evidence faith just as thunder evidences lightning, attributed to Robertison.
Fragmentary report from La Bochefau could in France notes a high temperature in bakeries. Wom enter evens when the temper ature there is uncertain, with garbled phrasing and unclear facts about conditions or outcomes.
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