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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1923

Page

7

Edwardsport Bank to Install Electric Alarm System

Edwardsport officials announce an electric alarm network to deter bank robberies. Bells in town and a main bank bell will project alarms to a wide area, with Chicago experts installing the system to avoid tipping off criminals while catching upstart heists.

Edwardsport Chicago

Man's head crushed at Hoadly stone mill in Bloomington

Edward Cordell aged 500, killed at the Hoadly stone mill in Bloomington when his head was crushed between two rocks. He leaves a widow and a son, Prof. Richard Cordell of Purdue University.

Bloomington Ind Edward Cordell Hoadly Richard Cordell Purdue +university

Niles Report From The Mexican Border

Niles writes from along the Mexican border describing travel delays from snow in the Southwest, reports on local unrest in Mexico near Sonora, and proximity to Villa era locations as he plans further observations for Citizen readers. He notes a lengthy train stoppage at Tucumcari and hopes to share more if he stays longer.

Indiana Linton Kansas Mexican Tucuméari New Mexico Sonora Arizona Pancho Villa Villa Old Mexico

Brooklyn Breaks All U. 5s Building Records

Brooklyn officials project 1928 building activity will reach 300 million dollars with plans filed for 261.24 million by December 1. The figure tops recent Brooklyn records and likely exceeds any other U S city for the period.

Brooklyn New York Building Bureau United States

Fortune Before War Now Nearly Valueless

In St Clairsville Ohio a display shows currency worth 29 822 686 80 before the war now valued at 4 dollars including the frame. Items include 82 110 106 German marks 19 304 203 80 dollars. 10 000 Austrian kronen 2 080. 1 000 Hungarian kronen 203. 1 000 000 Russian rubles 515 000. 50 00 Polish marks 1 150.

St, Clairsville Ohio

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