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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

4

Funeral for Samuel V. Perrott in Indianapolis Saturday

Samuel V. Perrott longtime Indiana businessman and former city official died at his home in Indianapolis after long illness. He led Linton Gas and Coke, held various city posts including police chief, and died aged 68 at 4 30 pm. Funeral at Sts Peter and Paul cathedral with burial in Crown Hill. A local Elks committee plans to attend.

Indianapolis Samuel V. Perrott Linton Gas & Coke Co North Pennsylvania Street Sts. Peter and Paul Crown Hill Perrott City William W. Perrott Mary Goddard Perrott I. D. & 38. Railway Vandalia Thomas L. Sullivan Sullivan Thomas Taggart Indianapolis Daily Sentinel Patrick Gorwan Henry C. Ulen Lebanon Ind American Light and Water Company Indiana Ulen Ulen Contracting Corporation Thomas R. Marshall Jospeh EK Bell Linton Gas and Coke Company Indianapolis Athletic Club Linton Lodge of Elks Cleveland Old Gray Club Richardson Zouaves Perrott, Leutenant Linton Elks

Fire Alarm Calls Made Precise by Clearing Up Locations

Fire Chief Moss urges clearer telephone alarms to reduce confusion during fires. He notes many callers hesitate over direction such as B street south east instead of northeast or omit house numbers. He urges callers to stay on the line, give exact block or street location, and avoid panic to save time and property.

Moss

Fire damages Lee Perkins residence amid flames

The fire department responded to Lee Perkins residence at 359 A street SE yesterday evening, finding the roof fully involved and causing heavy smoke and water damage. Loss is estimated at 600 to 700 dollars, insured, with origin suspected from a defective flue. A later call at 11:45 a.m. to A McDonald at 1090 B Street SE reported a roof fire with minor damage.

Lee Perkins A. McDonald B” Street

Muscle Shoals Bill Faces Senate Test

The Underwood Muscle Shoals bill faced its first big test in the Senate with a 4 p.m. vote. The measure would govern government operation of the project only after all efforts to lease to private interests fail.

Cinternational News Service Washington Underwood Muscle Shoals Senate Muscle Shoals Coolidge

ATandT Floats Record $125 Million Bond Issue

International News Service reports ATandT sold to J P Morgan Co and affiliated banks an issue of 125 million dollars in thirty five year 5 percent sinking fund gold bonds. The bonds offered to the public at 95 yield 5 35 percent. Funds to be used to acquire securities held by subsidiaries of the company.

International News Service New York American Telephone & Telegraph Company J. P. Morgan & Co

Two Greene County Elders Die Within Hours

Mrs. Cynthia Jane Lynn age 75 wife of Simeon Lynn died at the family home this morning after a brief illness. Samuel Henry Price age 63 longtime resident died at his home northwest of the city. Both funerals set for Saturday at Olive Branch church with distinct interment at Fairview and Olive Branch cemeteries.

Greene County Cynthia Jane Lynn Samuel Henry Price Simeon Lynn Lynn Alexander Beasley Linton Springville Ind Bedford Mack Clayton Otto Keller Noble Thomas Charles Lynn Jack Lynn Alex Beasley Tampa Fla Tom Beasley Martha Barnes Vicksburg Ann Lynn Topeka Kas Olive Branch Fairview Cemetery Mr. Price Sam Price England America Orange County James Price Henry Williams Shelburn George Olive Branch Church Price Everett Pruett Claude Robinson Olive Branch Choir Fairview

Milk Fund Receives Boost From Local Lodges

The milk fund for needy schoolchildren gains support from the Linton Lodge of Elks Linton Aerie Eagles and several clubs. Donations totaling several dollars and a plan for careful distribution are announced with Mrs. Ray Wolford and Mrs. Ashcraft overseeing funds to ensure every dollar aids children.

Red Cross Linton Lodge of Elks Linton Aerie Eagles Calvin E. Barnes John Pennington Jack Park Alpha Delphian Society Bay View Club Mt. Mellick

Closed doors at Couzens committee probe bar reporters

The Couzens committee began its prohibition enforcement inquiry in Washington behind closed doors and barred newspaper men at the request of Senator Watson of Indiana. The secrecy aimed to shield proceedings as investigators seek leads on enforcement.

International News Service Washington Couzens Committee Watson Indiana Republican

Legion membership drive gains pace in Greene county

The American Legion reports rapid progress as about 1,700 ex service men in Greene county are eligible to join. Two teams vie in a see saw race with captains Miller and Adams each gathering new names. A February deadline looms with meetings at Haldon Beasley’s and speakers A Adams and Elmer Sherwood presenting on a community home for Linton.

American Legion Miller Adams Legion Greene County Haldon Beasley A. Adams Linton Elmer Sherwood

Woman Killed as Runaway Horses Drag Woman in Indiana

Mrs. George Slillman aged 60 of Brooklyn Indiana died when she was thrown from a wagon and dragged 150 yards after a team bolted in Martinsville The driver James Wright owner of the team was also thrown but unharmed the accident occurred yesterday and the wagon became tangled in a double tree behind the runaway horses.

Martinsville Ind George Slillman Brooklyn James Wright

Engineers quit in fear of killing motorists at grade crossings

Denver dispatch reports R H Doo little of Burlington railroad warns that grade crossing accidents threaten motorists and that engineers quit cabs due to fear. He cites a rise of 15 to 20 percent yearly and urges stricter caution and slower speeds to reduce deaths and injuries in 1925.

Denver R. H. Doolittle Burlington Railroad General Safety Committee United States Sre

Legislature in Indiana opens with new speakership set

Indiana's 74th General Assembly convenes as Harry G. Leslie is named speaker and James J. Nejdl is chosen Senate president pro tempore. Republicans and Democrats caucus to set leadership while lawmakers debate an economy driven agenda with bills on taxes, prohibition, and state reforms.

Harry G. Leslie Lafayette W. T. Lythe Burlington Nina Schmidt Indianapolis Everett Newlin Plainfield Joseph M. Cravens Madison Senate Thurman A. Gottschalk Berne House Assemblymen Indiana University Purdue State Normal

Indiana Governor Urges No Tinkering With Tax Law

Governor Emmett Branch addresses the 74th Indiana General Assembly urging economy and retention of the current state tax law. He advocates commercial vehicle taxation, county control of education, public funds depository law, and other reforms while warning lobbyists to speed passage of essential bills.

International News Sberwich Indianapolis Emmett F. Branch Indiana General Assembly Branch Sunda de Faye Indiana Ho & Eal. Ok Eee Public Service Commission

Four Bandits Rob Martinsville Bakery in $800 Heist

Four bandits gagged and handcuffed bakery owner George Matthews and a vice proprietor Gus Goings in Martinsville Indiana. They tied them to a harister in the upper part of the building and escaped after stealing about $800.

Pennsylvania Miners Reject Compromise Proposal

Pittstown Pa Jan 8 The general grievance committee refused to accept a compromise proposal from the district UMWP president aimed at resuming work for twelve thousand Pennsylvania Coal Company miners.

S International News Service Pittstown Pennsylvania Coal Company United Mine Workers

Tragedy Probe Probes Love Letters Amid Wisconsin Teacher

In Hibbing Michigan investigators probe a tangled romance after Francis Bernard shot Laura Palmer and himself. Bernard had given the French instructor spending money as tear stained letters reveal.

International News Service Hibbing Mich Laura Palmer University of Wisconsin Francis Bernard Bernard

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En Fe Hoosier Sam Perrott Linton Gas Apolis Ton Soen Mr. Perrott Frances Perrott Ward Perrott Albert Anoth Underwood American Telephone and Telegraph Hood Mrs Samuel Price Ray Wolford Linternational News Service Nejdl Joseph Cravens Leslie T. A. Gottschalk Indiana Senate 74Th General Assembly James J. Nejdl Whiting Murray S. Barker Thorntown Zel C. Swain Middletown R. H. Miller George Graham Logansport Jerome Brown Anderson New Assembly Cape Pennsylvania
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