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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary note describes Icelanders in Teeliund deeming criminals as mentally ill and placing them in lunatic asylums. The tone reflects confusion over crime and punishment and a belief in inherent kindness of the people.
The Horng river in China burst its banks in 1851 and redirected its flow toward the Gulf of Pechee tee. Within two years its mouth shifted about 250 miles from the original position.
A radio preacher appeals for Golden Rule Sunday backing for Near East Relief the annual December appeal aiding orphans in the East. He cites stockholm talks bishops and refugees praising mercy as a path to world peace and church freedom from state dictates.
Readable fragments name Virginia Murray Lord Andrew Gordon and Fairnest Mitchell as would be kin in law. Horace uncle Harold Berns. Abbey sister-in-law and Corinthia, his maid Mary Dor rough. Dr. Jack Delamater and Floyd Smith cited as doctor and associate.
In Evansville Indiana Thomas Trister 44 a farmer died when he grasped a live line after his barn burned. His son Delbert was knocked down by the wire and the father attempted to wrap it around a post to move it. Coroner Eva Buxton ruled death by electrocution. Trister leaves a widow and five children.
Last night the Sarons Reformed church Troop 2 Boy Scouts held their court of honor before a board including Joe Teaseman Otto Harting Ed Stickel and Scoutmaster William Terrell. Five first class scouts now exist Carl Bryan William Huber Elmer Davis Harold Schloot and William Gilbreath.
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