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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
4
Heroic rescuers Thomas Eadie and W. J. Carr worked tirelessly after reaching the sunken submarine S-4. They determined some crew remained alive and applied all effort to raise the vessel.
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports hog receipts at 9,000 with prices 7.50 to 8.85 per hundred weight across weight classes. Cattle receipts 700 with slaughter classes steady and vealers higher, bulk beef steers 10.25 to 14.00, bulk vealers 16.00 to 16.50. Sheep receipts 600 with market steady and top fat lambs at 12.76.
Fred Matelic, 64, killed Louis Bernhardt, 21, after seven drinks of white mule. Worry over estranged wife spurred the act as Bernhardt aided Matelic across a street. Matelic confessed to police.
Toronto December 22 annual Canadian whisky exports to the United States reached 16.148 million dollars in 1927, nearly triple the 1925 value of 6.77 million, a government witness testified in a 500 000 dollar sales tax suit against Gooderham and Worts. A statistics official noted difficulty tracing liquor exports due to nameless boats with no licenses.
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In Kansas City on December 22 Col Charles E Edwards urged William Edward Hickman, the Los Angeles slayer of Marian Parker, to write him at once. The appeal was made for Hickman by his mother Mrs Eva Hickman, with Edwards promising fair treatment if contact is made.
Saint Helena, a volcanic island 1,200 miles off Africa, has a population of 4,708. Made famous as Napoleon Bonaparte’s place of exile, it is now referenced as a British Admiralty colony.
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