01 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1921
Page
1
A collection of aphorisms and observations on society economy and politics from the American Press Association. Topics include rents and moving, honesty and deception, bank accounts optimism, gender dynamics, criminal justice, gardening enthusiasm, jail space, cranky reforms, dollar value spent, conformity, exploitation, and disarmament. Edison is cited commenting on boreholes for heat while the era also hints at liquor interests.
Announcement yesterday notes ownership and control changes at Scott and Hart Store and Turnimvire Company in Terre Haute and Linton. Oscar Wart’s interests are taken over by D F P Scott and R M Robinson of Vincennes with a silent association to a developing furniture firm. Hart to devote full time to farming and stock raising after selling Texas oil lands and Scott Hart Company holdings.
A federal grand jury in Cleveland indicted five coal firms and eleven officials for Lever Act violations. The charges allege profits of 3 to 5 dollars per ton. Indicted individuals include Isaac C. Got Harold L. Goff James L. Deegan Bertram R. Taylor J M Ickes W E L Crawford George W Gea der George J. Markley C H Sawyer William I. Evans Byron H. Evans and George J. Markley.
The Boston Transcript observes that Mr Colby has not gained major fame in the state department yet has undertaken a modest South American journey, a minor footnote in his career.
Toledo Blade notes that a search and seizure law would not trigger an extraordinary demand for doormats bearing the word Welcome. The piece argues for clarity and practicality in legal wording and public understanding.
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