City Council Meets Briefly in Linton Ind
The Linton Indiana city council held a brief session Tuesday with most members present. Mayor Seph Inman filed the city court annual report showing 1924 cases and receipts. Mrs Will Welch was unanimously reelected to the library board. Insurance on city property was renewed and a new pony for the water plant is proposed at about 1500 dollars.
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Moss
Inman
Copper Flash Oil Company
Séph Inman
City of Linton
Ind
Will Welch
Murphy
Dixon
Emanuel Dixon
Forest Floyd Re
Albert. Hudson
Henry Owens
Elizabeth Hatton Pet Een
Calvin Lawson
Edgar McCorkle
ID & Oasegies
L. F. Walker Aoe
Ade Oda
Harry Moss
Francis Harper Ee
New Union Lbr. Co
Victor Goul Co
John A. Beudouesque Roach Machine Co
Linton Water Co
Paughman Hdw
Linton Hdw
J. B. Curtis
Sam V. Perrott Dying Reported This Afternoon
A telephone message from Ward Perrott in Indianapolis says the death of his father Samuel V. Perrott is momentarily expected. Perrott led Linton Gas Co. and long opposed city lighting contracts, was active in local affairs, and a member of the Elks lodge.
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Ward Perrott
Indianapolis
Samuel V. Perrott
Mr. Perrott
Linton Gas Co
Elks Lodge
Viewers Appointed for Proposed Paving Route
The county board appointed George W. Puskett Levi Sinders of Jasonville to view a paved road through Linton from Fifth Street NW where State Road 4 enters, to a cross road south of town. They will meet at Joe Beasley’s office Saturday morning to prepare a report. Engineer’s estimate and bids follow. Local support is strong with minor route differences noted.
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Board of County Commissioners
Linton
Fifth Street
George W. Puskett
Levi Sinders
Jasonville
Schloot
Joe Beasley
Earthquake Trashes Windows and China in New England
A series of earthquakes rattled New England today with tremors starting at 8 09 this morning. Windows and china were broken in several towns amid the shock and officials reported no major injuries.
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China
New England
Uinternational News Service
Boston
Windows
Hoover outlines threefold plan to aid agriculture
Herbert Hoover presented a threefold program to the National Council of Farmers' Cooperative Marketing associations in Washington. The plan aims to make the United States a self supporting nation in food supply and address key agricultural problems.
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Cinternational News Service
Washington
Herbert Hoover
National Council of Farmers’ Co-Operative Marketing Association
United States
Indiana Prohibition Bill Seeks Tough Day Law Overhaul
A bill proposed in Indianapolis by Frank E. Wright would impose stiff penalties for illegal liquor infractions, make odor prima facie evidence of intoxication, prohibit driver licensing for up to a year after offenses, end court suspension of sentences, and set felony penalties for repeat violations.
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Indianapolis
House of Representatives
Frank E. Wright
Lynn
Randolph County
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana
France and Britain Reach Accord on Financial Policy
Paris officials report France and Great Britain in complete accord on issues before the allied financial conference after talks between French Finance Minister Clemente and British Chancellor Churchill.
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France
Britain
International News Service
Paris
Great Britain
Clemente
Churchih
England
Elbert H. Gary to Seek Volstead Law Enforcement
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel will present President Coolidge with a resolution asking enforcement of the Volstead act. He plans to breakfast with the president tomorrow and urge nationwide action by office holders.
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Elbert H. Gary
Two Motorists Die in Salling Aircraft Crash at Dayton
Two unidentified men were killed when a McCook Field airplane crashed into their motor truck in Dayton Ohio. Lieutenant Burkdale the pilot and observer Althoff escaped danger by leaping with a parachute.
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Salling
Dayton
Uinternational News Services
Ohio
McCook
Buarkdale
Althoff
General Wood Indicates Desire to Quit Philippines
Washington January 7 General Leonard Wood governor of the Philippines has indicated to the President his desire to retire according to persistent reports here though the White House and War Department refuse to confirm the reports.
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International News Service
Washington
Leonard Wood
Philippines
White House
War Department
Beveridge vows to save Indiana state primary
Former U S Senator Albert J Beveridge denounces a move to revise the state Primary law as a scheme to end the people's primary. He says he will stump the state to support preserving the primary and questions why backers avoid public campaigning.
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Beveridge
Indianapolis
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Milk Fund Appears With Community Help For School Children
Letters of aid reach the Daily Citizen for a milk fund to help children at Main school building where thirty five pupils need milk. Contributions include Mrs E W Foster one dollar per week Dora Lockhart five dollars Barbers local union No 233 one dollar per week Oscar Fitzpatrick one dollar and Mrs Roeder half gallon milk per day. Further help is welcomed.
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The
Daily Citizen
E. W. Foster
New Linton
Roeder
West Linton
Dora Lockhart
City
Barbers
Oscar Fitzpatrick
New McClintock death probe sparks renewed charges
W D Shepherd foster father and chief beneficiary under the will of the millionaire orphan returns to Chicago from New Mexico to face new charges and insinuations. Judge Harry Olson, a family friend, hints that politics may have influenced the McClintock investigation.
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International News Service
Chicago
McClintock
W. D. Shepherd
New Mexico
Harry Olson
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Faces Receivership Threat
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad may enter receivership within six months unless Congress passes legislation to reduce the fifty million dollar loan's interest. The warning came from the railroad's general counsel before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee in Washington.
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News Service
Washington
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Robert Davis Carey Mentioned for Agriculture Secretary
Robert Davis Carey former Wyoming governor and current chairman of the president's agricultural fact finding commission appeared as the likely choice for secretary of agriculture after March 4 according to White House indications.
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International News Service
Washington
Robert Davis Carey
Wyoming
Agricultural Fact Finding Commission
White House
Hoover Sees Billions Saved by Cutting Waste in Trade
Secretary of Commerce Hoover announced that eliminating waste in commerce and industry could save the United States up to a billion dollars. He noted current efforts have saved millions, but a large portion remains untapped.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Wisconsin University instructor shot. woman dead then shooter suicide
Madison dispatch reports F X Bernard fatally shot Laura Palmer 28, a French instructor at Wisconsin University, and killed himself. Motive unknown.
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Iinternational News Service
Madison, Wis
F. X. Bernard
Laura’ Palmer
Wisconsin University
New County Commissioners Oust Old Guard in Greene County
Bloomfield January 7 reports the newly formed Greene County board of commissioners John A. Ellis Allen Wright and Charles H Boyd begin a purge of the old guard The shake up follows partisan clashes over county attorney offices and the removal of Dr Benjamin F Chambers and public official Aden Hunter amid formal charges and anticipated successor plans
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Citizen's
Bloomfield Bureau
Bloomfield
Board of County Commissioners
John A. Ellis
Allen Wright
Charles H. Boyd
Wright
Boyd
Asberry Moore
Guy H. Humphreys
William L. Cavins
William L. Slinkard
Edward W. McIntosh
Curtis C. Hendren
McIntosh
van Buskirk
Cavins
Ellis
Slinkard
Hendren
Benjamin F. Chambers
Greene County Board of Health
Jacob B. Young
Worthington
General Assembly
Tim O'Connor
Jasonville
Aden Hunter
County Poor Asylum
Aden
Board of Commissioners
Hunter
Fight grows to put Indiana motor coaches under state control
Indiana commercial auto operators push for statewide regulation arguing public service commissions should set routes, schedules, and taxes to curb revenue losses by trains and buses. Chamber of Commerce backs state oversight to halt highway damage and ensure fair competition. following Union Traction receivership.
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Peedhut Gishay Commission
Indiana Public Service Commission
Public Utilities
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Public Service Commission
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
Public Service Commission of
Public Service, Public Utilities Or Railroad Commission
Indiana caucus tonight sets stage for leadership picks
In Indianapolis on January 7 officials outline final caucus plans for Indiana House and Senate leaders. Harry G. Leslie is slated for speaker with James Nejdl favored for president pro tem amid a contested race. L. O. Pittenger expected as floor leader. Charles Clark may surface with Klan support.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Indiana House
Senate
Harry G. Leslie
Otterbein
House
James Nejdl
Whiting
Thomas A. Daily
L. O. Pittenger
Muncie
Leslie
Charles Clark
Clark
Walter Bossert
Indiana Klan
James D. Nedil
Murray Barker
Lebanon
Man and boy killed by interurban car at Chestnut Ridge crossing
Seymour Indiana January 7 George Lewis 63 a leading farmer living three miles south of Seymour was instantly killed and a 19 year old youth injured when a wagon loaded with wood drawn by two horses was struck by a southbound interstate traction interurban car at Chestnut Ridge crossing. Lewis was carried 100 feet along the tracks. The youth died en route to hospital. A freight car blockage may have hidden the view of the wagon from the approaching car.
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Lewis
Kellogg Not Recalled As U S Ambassador In Paris
London January 7 report states United States Ambassador Kellogg is in Paris today and Counsellor Sterling of the embassy denies any recall or appointment as United States attorney general.
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International News Service
London
United States
Kellogg
Paris
Sterling
Eveneral
Proposed act on motor vehicle carriers seeks regulation and insurance
The document discusses efficient public transit and carrier revenue. It outlines that motor vehicle common carriers must obtain a certificate of convenience and necessity from the public service commission. It also calls for mandatory liability insurance and for the commission to set rules, with continuation noted on the next page.
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Public Service Commission
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Nual Report of Municipal
Mrs. Welch
Library Board
Mayor’s Annual Report
Sephinman
City of
Sam V. Perrott
Linton Hdw. Co
Bohley & Heaton
City Transfer Co
Jas. Wakefield
Line Material Co
Sagamo Motor Co
Standard Oil Co
Paul Fry Sales Co
New Home ,Tel. Co
Varney Elec. Co
J. B. Gurtis
Roach Machine Co
D. D. Terhune
Keystone Driller Co
MecMaster-Cove Sup. Co
Leather Belting Co
Central Supply Co
W. B. Burford
Besc
J. J. Ecker & Son
New Home Tel. Co
Forest Floyd
Albert Hudson
Elizabeth Halton
L. FP. Walker
Indiana Power Co. Factetae
Hoosier State
Gen. Wood
M’clintock
Hoover Strong
Wisconsin
New Commissioners Board
Carpenter
Washington Township
Cate
Arthur Harris
Harris
Jake Iles
Asberry
Moore
Greene County
Bill
Hunter Comes
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