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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1922

Page

3

Too Many Soft Coal Mines Says U S Commission

The United States coal commission reports the bituminous mining industry is overdeveloped. It urges investors to stop new mines except where transport or local conditions offset excess capacity. It notes mines could produce a billion tons but US consumption is about half that, causing waste and short mine lifetimes.

Washington United States Coal Commission United States Commission

Laughlin Visitor From Oregon Calls On Greene County Kin

Harry E Laughlin of Portland arrives to visit his parents Mr and Mrs R J Laughlin at 347 E Vincennes Street He is a Greene County native born near Scotland and raised in Bloomfield a 1894 graduate of Bloomfield High School Indiana University Law 1901 He heads the General Land Office field division within the Interior Department overseeing public lands in Oregon Washington and northern Idaho He plans to stay in Linton until about December 27 with a potential week in Washington D C

Harry E. Laughlin Portland Ore R. J. Laughlin E. Vincennes Street Mr. Laughlin Greene County Scotland Bloomfield General Land Office Department of Interior Oregon Washington Idaho Laughlin Linton Washington, D. C

Shuffle Along at the Grand Promises Best Musical Comedy

A melodic pageant of youth beauty and laughter stars in Shuffle Along at the Grand. The show is billed as the season’s biggest musical comedy and tickets from 75 cents to $2 are moving fast as critics praise the production.

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