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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1922

Page

8

Shooting Affray Shatters Carlisle Street Calm

Albert Meiers is jailed in Sullivan county after a shooting on Carlisle sidewalks near the post office. Elmer Plummer is hospitalized with wounds to the abdomen and arm, allegedly arising from jealousy in a triangle involving Meiers and his wife. Plummer, son of farmer Milton Plummer, is reported as improving though charges have not yet been filed.

Sullivan Ind Albert Dutch) Meiers Sullivan County Elmer Plummer Carlisle Meiers Plummer Stanley Brown Ed Douthitt Collins Milton Plummer Louis Meiers

Illiterate Foreigners and Workplace Casualties Highlight Language Gap

New York officials warn language illiteracy among 800000 non English speakers in state factories raises accident rates. Experts estimate mining and iron sectors suffer far higher fatalities and injuries, with potential annual economic losses over 4.5 million dollars beyond wages and medical costs.

Marion K. Clark New York State Industrial Commission New York State United States Bureau of Labor Iron and Steel Ford Motor Co Bureau of Mines Eigner

Thanks From Hello Girls at Bell Telephone Office

Mrs. Smith chief operator and all the telephone girls thank the listed patrons for Christmas remembrances. Names include Mrs. Collins Mr. and Mrs. O P Slinkard Jewell Coal Co Indiana Fourth Vein Coal Co Roy Spice Dr H O Woodrow No 4 Coal Co Mrs O P Miller Earl Aikin Ax & Fry J M Coal Co Jim Smith.

Smith Bell Telephone Mary Collins O. P. Slinkard Jewell Coal Company Indiana Fourth Vein Coal Company Roy Spice H. O. Woodrow No. 4 Coal Company O. P. Miller Earl Aikin Ax & Fry J. & M. Coal Company Jim Smith

It Isn t Raining Rain

A six year old girl Mabel has annoyed her mother all morning and is told it makes God sad to see her naughty. As it begins to rain she asks if being good again will make God stop crying. The vignette reflects a child’s plea and parental explanation from Everybody s Magazine.

Mabel Kamma Everybody's Magazine

Making an Alibi from Scrupulous Valet

A witty London Tit-Bits item narrates a valet discovering a half crown in his master’s waistcoat pocket and lamenting the need to make a hole large enough for the money to slip through, turning a small misstep into a humorous alibi.

London

Proper Test of Book Prompts Generous Feelings in Life

A quotation urges readers to judge a book by its effect on happiness and generosity. If reading fails to increase contentment or inspire benevolence, its merit is questioned. Lavater advocates a moral test of literature through inner improvement.

Christmas News From Vicksburg and Surrounding Towns

William Stevenson bought four Ford cars. Walter Overton of Bicknell visited for Christmas. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pope last week. The Christmas program at Vicksburg was well attended. The stork brought a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pruett for Christmas. A Christmas dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown’s home included Emmett Edson and family, William Brown family, Lloyd Brown, Walter Overton, and Susie Brown.

William Stevenson Walter Overton Bicknell Russell Pope Vicksburg Stork Everet Pruett Frank Brown Emmett Edson William Brown Lloyd Brown Susie Brown

Dreamland Tonight Sailor-Made Man film aboard USS Frederick

Harold Lloyd jokes about navy life after watching scenes for the Associated Exhibitors comedy A Sailor-Made Man aboard the U S S Frederick. He notes the navy has advantages and drawbacks, citing a playful homecoming gag about a sailor surprised by his wife at the kitchen door.

Harold Lloyd U. S. S. Frederick Lloyd

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Cole Burton’s Battery Bert and Harry Phillips G. F. Chapman Linton Nooper Leans Lothes Lean S&s Sponsler & Stewart Auto Repair Shop Linton Florist Lizzie Davis Ant Dreamland Moses Robbins Kirk Swift Woodford Florida Armour’s Poe, Johnson & Fuller
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