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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
City councilman Clay Moss of the second ward was in a serious collision Monday on the National road west of Indianapolis. icy pavement caused both cars to crash. all occupants were shaken but not seriously hurt. Moss stayed home for a few days to recuperate, saying the accident was unavoidable due to the slippery highway.
The King's Heralds Sunday school class of the M. E. church will meet Friday at 2 PM at Mrs. Eli Mott's home on A street northeast. All children are urged to attend.
The governor criticizes the cost of highway upkeep born by bus and truck operators and urges a tax on commercialized state funds. He backs Public Service Commission oversight for common carriers, a department of safety with a seven-member citizen board, and increased rural police, plus broad fiscal reforms including taxing non-taxable securities and reforming bond tax.
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Secretary Wilbur told the House naval affairs board that four capital ships will be modernized and converted to oil burners, boosting the U S battleship ratio to 5 5 3.
Greenfield Indiana January 8 The famous Brandywine creek site tied to James Whitcomb Riley will become part of Riley park holder of record says the bond issue for 12500 dollars to buy the land has expired and converts from revival here plan to be baptized in the hole.
Paris January 8 Lieutenant Colonel John Logan American observer on the reparations commission emerged from a one hour conference with British Chancellor of the Exchequer Churchill and said our conversations are progressing normally This marked the first encouraging statement of the day from the American envoy as talks continued in the reparations talks context in Paris
D F Scott of Terre Haute filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court at Indianapolis. He listed total liabilities of 198085.80 with 194470 being unsecured claims.
The State Department disclosed that Great Britain was the sole world power to lodge an official protest against the elevation of guns on American warships. The information came in response to a congressional demand for details on the issue.
Municipal Judge Lance M. Coons, 55, died of heart disease today in Muncie Ind while waiting to open court. The death followed sustained overwork and occurred while he was seated in a courtroom chair, authorities said.
F H Maddox is appointed postmaster at Lyons succeeding L A Hunter who resigned about three months ago. Maddox has served as a rural free delivery carrier from Lyons for several years and is deemed qualified to run the post office efficiently.
Trae Ta k James G Mcfarlind, grand exalted ruler of the Elks, speaks to Chicago News about wonderful ideals and exalted lessons. He urges that rituals must burn with deeds to avoid remaining ashes on humanity's hearth.
A brief note on a four stanza poem by Charles Mackay, the Scottish poet and journalist. It describes a curious structure of four stanzas with four lines each and final endings that rhyme or end in a single syllable.
An English proverb fragment notes that when the sun comes in the doctrine wordplay, clarity follows and shadows fade. The snippet hints at optimism overcoming confusion in leadership or teaching contexts.
A quotation discusses the value of hobbies, likening a person with none to a hen without gravel. It argues that a hobby, whatever it is, provides pleasant occupation, preventing moping and restlessness. The tale uses a Scottish newspaper quote to illustrate this idea.
John Dee, an English mathematician of Queen Elizabeth I's era, instructed in astrology, earned a rare distinction among writers as he authored seven works, most of which remained unpublished.
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