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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1923
Page
3
Sheriff Ray and deputies raided the Moose club rooms in Jasonville Saturday night about ten o'clock arresting seven men found in the rooms. Officers reported a small quantity of intoxicating liquor in possession. Bonds were posted and the men released pending trial. Names were not available at press time due to secrecy surrounding the affair.
Chriss Myers of the northwest city section pleaded guilty in Mayor Inman s court and paid 25 dollars fine plus 35 80 dollars costs for operating a punch board. Roy Brown of the northeast was cited by Sheriff Ray to appear in Bloomfield court today on the same charge.
Police Chief Harrett shot a Beagle owned by Robert Young at 960 Roosevelt Street after the dog showed signs of hydrophobia. Young had tied the animal after fearing madness, and authorities ordered all dogs muzzled for 48 hours, extending 30 days. Hydrophobia reports were noted in nearby counties.
Ed George and Walter Barnhart along with their nephew Walter Barnhart pleaded guilty in Sullivan County Circuit Court to criminal trespass for taking Claude Foreman’s auto from Farmersburg for a joy ride. Judge Wood sentenced them to the state penal farm and imposed fines. Ed and Walter received six months and 500 dollars fine due to supporting a wife and child. George received 60 days and 200 dollars fine.
ex vice president Thom as R Marshall arrived with wife in Indianapolis to establish residence denying any truth to governor nomination rumors. They traveled from Washington after recent Arizona stay. He set home at 1939 North Illinois street and said he would practice law if a client comes.
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge will send to the Senate today a list of several thousand nominations. The slate covers army and navy promotions and ambassador to Great Britain, with more than 200 holders serving under recess appointments. Most nominations are for postmasters, with 2,000 to 3,000 postmasterships recently recommended to the White House.
Albert Johnson, 18, of Clinton, was released from jail in Brazil following an investigation tied to a shooting incident. The report notes his involvement and details surrounding his detention while authorities pursued leads. The Brazil high school scene and local ties are referenced in the sparse OCR text.
New Albany Indiana reports the 27 year old John Campfeld was found dead on railroad tracks with a crushed skull. Authorities believe he was struck by a train while walking along the tracks yesterday.
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