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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
4
Steve Stalcup announces the completion of the Jasonville to Linton road improvement. The twelve mile route is now open in good condition, replacing months of detours as part of a future state highway system plan.
Four railway workers and three laborers were executed in Dublin for interfering with trains in County Kildare. Captured November 18 by Free State troops, they were found with stolen goods rifles and ammunition. Tried by a military committee they were condemned for train wrecking, an act tied to Republican army activity.
In Indianapolis on December 20, bottling holiday cheer spills over as bootleggers prep for Yuletide. The market shows a glut of Canadian bonded whiskey selling at 11 dollars a quart, three quarts for 27, with prices likely rising slowly. Federal agents plan steps to stop liquor leaks before Christmas. Bert C. Morgan notes a yearly surge in illicit imports, while Billie Orr and his Rose Garden Orchestra perform at the Moose that Thursday night.
Lloyd Taylor was arrested and charged with violating an ordinance forbidding driving a vehicle over fire hoses. He drove over hoses while firefighters subdued a blaze on Fifth Street Southeast Monday morning, pleaded guilty in Mayor Inman's court, and paid a total of 15.80 dollars including fines and costs.
Washington reports more senators urged immediate withdrawal of the American army of occupation from the Rhine. A resolution to bar funds for continued German occupation is anticipated as the administration faces growing cross party calls. Senator Borah of Idaho warned that Europe’s unsettled condition makes the Rhine presence risky.
Terre Haute scene reports two men killed in a gun battle at a beached homeboat cabin near Greenfield bayou shortly after midnight. Fred Cleveland and Grover Smith died. John Mullen alleged gunman’s account differs. Police investigate whether robbers or attempted robbery triggered the exchange totaling three men in a car.
Billie Orr leads The Selected Six Jazz Orchestra at Moose Thursday night as part of 2012 performances. The event features Orr's group performing classic and contemporary jazz pieces with a small ensemble setting in a late evening show.
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