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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1924

Page

5

Local ministers resign and accept other charges in Indiana

Two Linton pastors resign as of January 1925. Rev A R Fledderjohann leaves Saron Reformed for Zion Reformed in Decatur, Ind. Rev E C Corts departs First Christian in Linton for First Christian in Sheridan, Ind.

Linton A. R. Fledderjohann Saron Saton’s Reformed Ind Zion Reformed Decatur A. Rh. Fledderjohann Zion Reformed People First Christian Church of Dr. Cauble Wilson Harding Christ Corts First Christian Church Sheridan

Neal Hanger Dies at 61 in Terre Haute Home

Cornelius Neal Hanger, known locally as Neal, died at his Terre Haute home at 5:30 this morning after two years of illness. He was a former agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Southern Indiana railroads, served on the Linton city council, and later worked with Walter Bledsoe & Co. He leaves a widow, six children, and was active in Elks and Masons. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with Elks in charge. burial at Highland Lawn.

Cornelius Hanger Neal” Hanger Terre Haute Hanger Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Southern Indiana Linton Walter Bledsoe & Co Carl Hanger Logansport Otto H. Hanger Parke Hanger Bert Bennett Lansing Mich Earl Roberts Detroit Mary Mildred Elks Masonic Lodges The Highland Lawn

Britain May Take Hand in Moroccan Crisis

London reports indicate Britain may intervene in the Moroccan situation after the Alcazar Riob outbreak. Tangier rights and British influence are seen as at risk amid renewed tribal aggression and press emphasis on a revolt.

Great Britain Uhinternational News Service London Alcazar Riber Tangiers

Made Sure of Death Hangs Self After Wounding Wife

Stefan Matz of White Stone shot his wife four times on Saturday night and then committed suicide by tying a rope to a tree limb, drinking poison, stabbing himself, and hanging from a stone wall. Mrs Matz, separated for years, survived with slight injuries after the altercation.

New York Stefan Matz White Stone Matz

Santa Claus May Provide Gifts For Postal Employes

Washington December 15 A $68 000 000 postal pay rise to grant wage advances for post office workers will begin with public hearings within ten days Senator Sterling North Dakota Republican announced The plan follows Postmaster General New's recommendations targeting second and third class mail parcel post postal insurance money orders registered letters special deliveries and C O D service

Linternational News Service Washington Sterling Republican North Dakota Geneal New

Ship Tonnage Declines in Waterborne Trade

Washington reports that the combined import and export tonnage for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1924, was slightly below the prior year. Export tonnage reached 49,200,000 tons in 1923 while imports totaled 42,670,000 tons, a 7 percent drop. Six states exceeded 5,000,000 tons. New York led in ocean and Great Lakes trades, with Texas and Louisiana second and third, followed by Pennsylvania, California, and Maryland.

Washington The Shipping Board Research Bureau New York Great Lakes Texas Louisiana Pennsylvania California Maryland

Davis Held High Federal Posts Before Secession

Jefferson Davis served in the U.S. Congress as a representative, as secretary of war, and as United States senator before the southern states left the Union.

Jefferson Davis Confederacy Congress War United States

Wooden check paid after being deposited at bank

D. J. Powell, a carpenter from Sullivan, sent in a wooden pine block stamped as a check for 19.80 to Ed Curtis. Curtis cashed it and was paid the amount, while Powell will receive the wooden check back with his other checks when the bank statement balances.

Peoples State Bank D. J. Powell Sullivan Daily Times Ed Curtis Curtis Powell

Polishing Mirrors Uses Tea Leaves for Polishing

An old method suggests pouring boiling water over used tea leaves and straining off the quid to make an excellent mirror polish. The practice uses simple household materials to achieve a bright finish on reflective surfaces.

Finns Learn New Methods In Farming Tools

Finlanders have learned to use plows with tractors but have done little harrowing or cultivating with marine power.

Convict Escape Shocks Lebanon After Guard Overpowered

William J. Bishop, a September murder convict awaiting a new trial motion, overpowered a guard and escaped Lebanon county jail. A quick posse pursued, with Bishop at large today as state police spread the description through Pennsylvania. Local authorities searched the city and suburbs.

Lebanon William J. Bishop Enos Robb Palmyra Lebanon County Bishop Pennsylvania

Nine Grades of Admirals in the British Navy

A brief note states there are nine distinct grades of admirals in the British navy. The text outlines a hierarchical structure ranging from junior flag ranks to the highest admiral rank, reflecting naval command seniority.

Fidler Sees Senate Confirmation as Christmas Gift

Harry L. Fidler of Indianapolis is confirmed by the Senate for reappointment to the federal board of vocational education. Back pay of nearly 3000 dollars is awarded, ending a recess appointment dating from June when the controller general said confirmation was needed for full pay.

Washington Harry L. Fidler Indianapolis Santa Claus Senate Federal Board of Vocational Education Fidler

Crazed with drink man wrecks home in Richmond

John Atkins father of fifteen in Richmond Indiana is jailed on charges of shooting with intent to kill and malicious destruction of property after wrecking the interior of Omar Young’s home and firing a shotgun at Young who dodged the blast.

Richmond Ind John Atkins Atkins Omar Young Young

Tribute to Woodrow Wilson in Private Washington Ceremony

In a solemn private ceremony at the Capitol, friends and foes paid tribute to Woodrow Wilson. The event drew justices, senators, diplomats, and relatives as Dr. Edwin Alderman spoke on Wilson as student, teacher and crusader.

Washington Woodrow Wilson United States Supreme Court S” Street Edwin A. Alderman University of Virginia

Wholesale prices rise one half percent in November

Washington December 15 The department of labor reports wholesale prices averaged slightly higher in November by one half of one percent over October with gains across several commodity groups.

Bervici Washington Department of Labor

Shredder Fatality Claims Greene County Youth

Wilfred Ellis a 23 year old Greene County resident died after his arm was torn by a corn shredder at a Beech Creek township home. He was rushed to Freeman city hospital where a Bloomfield surgeon amputated the arm but overwhelming blood loss and shock led to his death yesterday afternoon. Funeral services were planned at his late home in Solsberry probably Wednesday.

Greene County Freeman City Hospital Solsberry Wilfred Ellis Young Ellis Beech Creek Township Ellis Bloomfield

Hoosier Chickens Quarantined in New York

Frankfort Ind December 15 local chicken raisers shipping to New York markets faced quarantine of Indiana and seven other midwest states over a pestilential disease just discovered. Thousands of dollars will be lost in the region amid the disruption.

Frankfort Ind New York Indiana Middle West

Stole Man's Chickens Now To Work For Him

Orville Dillman an eighteen year old Twelve Mile youth will work for Sid Flynn the Peru farmer who reported Dillman’s theft of forty one chickens. Dillman admitted stealing to buy a $50 car and to fund movie-going with a sixteen year old sweetheart. Flynn obtained custody by neighbors' petition and Dillman will be supervised while serving a one day jail term and facing the prospect of labor time to repay the thefts.

Logansport Ind Dee Orville Dillman Dillman Peru Sid Flynn

Gompers Funeral Set for Thursday in New York City

Funeral services for Samuel Gompers will be held at the Elks lodge on West Forty third street at 10 a m Thursday. Rabbi Stephen A Wise will conduct the religious rites and James Duncan first vice president of the American Federation of Labor will deliver the address. The lodge service will follow the Elks ritual and the graveside Masonry rite will be observed at Sleepy Hollow cemetery.

New York Samuel Gompers Elks Lodge West Fortythird Street Hugh Frayne Stephen A. Wise James Duncan American Federation of Labor Elks Sleepy Hollow

Radio set for Shenandoah proves long range tests

An improved radio set designed for the air cruiser Shenandoah is receiving messages over 6000 miles. Naval officers at Quantico report the set, built for short range on eighty eight meters, picked up stations in England and France and ships near the equator, with two New Zealand stations heard aboard the airship.

Washington Shenandoah Naval Quantico England France Equator New Zealand

Tax Evasion Losses Revealed By Senate Committee

The Senate special committee on the internal revenue bureau reports millions in tax losses. The chairman Senator Couzens cites corporate tax assessment abuses including amortization claims washed gates of stock and wartime facility commitments.

NWS Servici Washington Senate Special Committee Internal Revenue Bureau James Cousens Michigan Couzens

US Steel $21 Million Revision Unearthed by Senate Panel

Washington December 15 Senate committee led by Senator Conzens revealed an alleged $21 000 000 revision by the United States Steel corporation uncovered during investigations of the internal revenue bureau.

Linternational News Servici Washington United States Steel Corporation Senate Internal Revenue Bureau Conzens

Treasury aims to revive silver dollar as Christmas gift

The Treasury Department plans to reintroduce the standard silver dollar by distributing millions of new uncirculated 1924 peace dollars through Federal Reserve banks to branch banks. Banks will promote the coins as desirable Christmas gifts while noting paper money’s shorter life.

Washington Dee Iir Treasury Department Federal Reserve Treasury

Plain Doctors to Decide Insanity in Poison Trial

In Mt. Vernon Newfoundland, Mrs. Elsie Sweeting testifies as prosecutors spar over insanity claims for Lawrence M. Hight, former Ina clerk, amid defense push for Alzheimer's as a factor. Local doctors, alienists from Chicago and St. Louis, and the preacher's confession shape a high profile murder case, with jokes about mules and tiddlywinks punctuating courtroom tensions.

International News Service MT. Vernon Elsie Sweeting Chicago Mt, Vernon Lawrence M. Hight Ina Hight Elsie Sweetin Wilford Sweetin Thompson Lawrence

Coroner-Elect Dr Millikan Killed in Indiana Train Crash

Whitestown Indiana December 16 Dr H W Millikan coroner elect of Boone County on the Republican ticket and a prominent local physician was killed yesterday when his car was struck by a Big Four passenger train at a crossing A box car on a siding obstructed his view and his auto drove into the path of the on rushing train

Whitestown Ind H. W. Millikan Boone County

Canary Molting and Care Guidelines

The text explains canaries molt timing with adults renewing feathers late each year and juveniles shedding body plumage after fledging while retaining first wing and tail feathers for a year. It cautions that canaries become dull during molt and should be disturbed as little as possible.

Homes and Happiness Slogan Sparks Builder Debate

A fragment suggests a slogan about home building for happiness linked to a housing movement. It mentions Mrs. Waughin White and a Mrs. Waughin White related note, reflecting an old community discussion on home ownership and progress.

Ubn Waughin White

Hard to Take Good Advice

A fragmented note discusses how following advice can be hard yet worthwhile. The text paradoxically questions who among many should heed instruction and how personal teaching impacts choices.

Enslur Inine Shy Kgaponre

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E. C. Corts Christian and Saron Reformed Rev Fledderjohann Christian Church Neal’ Hanger Indi Ana Davis Shredder Aguident N. Y Gompers New York City Uncle Sam Jingle Bella Billy Rev. Lawrence. M Nelson M Layman Nn Sigantty Alzhemer St. Louis Canaries
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